almost two weeks of unrelenting violence anti-government rioters are entrenched outside the justice ministry building refusing to budge even despite fellow opposition leaders please about fifty a radical activist from the movement known as common cause stormed the ministry at night smashing windows with clubs and now bars be all over has more from t. of. well this is how it looks right now at the justice ministry here in kiev this became the latest building to be overrun by rioters on sunday evening now it's still being occupied by opposition forces and as you can see they've they've the windows that are being broken through their feet in using the furniture here to make some kind of barricades and block those away you can also come over this way still groups outside making sure that nobody can get into that building night telling me that they have no intention to leave anytime soon now that's despite opposition leader batali klitschko coming here in saying to these people that they should leave they say in this position leave this building now we've heard from the justice minister herself s

unrest but the opposition leaders say you know meanwhile rioters on the streets have stormed the justice ministry in kiev and protests continue beyond the capital as well. crowds are taking over local government buildings across the country with western ukraine the riot movement. syrian peace talks in geneva bare their first fruit the warring sides have agreed to evacuate civilians from the city of homs which has seen some of the worst fighting during the almost three year long conflict. and dozens are killed in street violence and a wave of deadly bombings in egypt as the divided nation reaches the third anniversary of its revolution meanwhile the interim leader says the country's next step will be a presidential election. in broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas with our weekly recap. now ukrainian writers are storming the justice ministry in kiev right now and local administration buildings have been the target of protesters elsewhere in the country all this after the opposition turned down the president's offer to change the constitution and make one

an enemy of the state one in and cause has won four chances to stop their occupation of the justice ministry what she will call for a state of emergency. demonstrators broke and the justice building sunday night just as violence was spreading beyond we begin now with an entire country holding its breath breakfast on the front lines in the freezing cold opposition activists guard their latest conquest the justice ministry in central kiev. protesters seized the building overnight without resistance from police. now they want to use it as a place of refuge for demonstrators. prayers are with people on them i don't need a place where they can get warming rest of the depth of focus. we don't want to damage anything. we haven't heard anyone. we are peaceful people are women we are for justice. with that out the government refused to accept the occupation and issued this morning to the opposition. it should be given anything to not leave the justice ministry building it will be forced to return to my colleagues on the national security and defense council and ask them to discuss introducing a state

now ukrainian writers are storming of the justice ministry in kiev right now and local administration buildings have been the target of protesters elsewhere in the country. all this after the opposition turned it down to the president's offer to change the constitution and make one of their leaders prime minister will be hearing more from our keys and peter oliver in a little bit. but right now. one radical gang of protesters in kiev allegedly had these weapons in their possession police seized assault rifles pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from the group. authorities claim of the gang the supplied arms to other writers as well. and there were attacks on security forces during the week. one police officer was wounded and two others taken hostage reportedly tortured and then later. he was recording it and found my arms and legs with mosque the tape and taped to my knees is well be looking there were more mature. yes we're attacked by a group of men wearing youngsters they surrounded the car to terrorists inside. they take everything from one's own wallets and mobile unit.

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antigovernment rodgers leave ukraine's justice ministry off the ransacking the building but keep barricades in place and pledge to stay until their demands are met. the head of a major trading service is arrested in new york dragging the value of the currency down he's been charged with drug profits in the tourist silk road website. as the syrian peace talks move towards allowing trapps civilians out of the city and to get humanitarian aid in. and also the british voters who had to board for the ballot as only one in ten young people say they'll turn up for the next election up top stories. international live from a studio center in moscow is just a nine pm and seven pm in kiev where makeshift churned up pavements prevail that's how ukraine's capital looks after almost two weeks of relenting mayhem when anti-government rot is now entrenched outside the justice ministry it was stormed and occupied overnight by radical activists from the movement known as common cause. of the building but peter all of us now reports it's far from business as usual for the officials there the justice ministry

and to ukraine reuters claimed they have left ukraine's justice ministry building but the barricades and blockade outside remain radical say they'll stay until their demands are met. hope for the syrian peace talks moved towards allowing trapped civilians out of the embattled city and to get humanitarian aid in. the british coaches who are to board for the ballots as anyone in ten young people say they'll be bothered to turn out for the next election. this is also international live from a studio center here in moscow which just turned eight pm and six pm in kiev where both barricades and dugout pavements prevail that's how ukraine's capital looks after almost two weeks of relenting mayhem when i see government right is now entrenched outside the justice ministry it was stormed in occupied overnight by radical activists from the movement known as common cause and they now say they've vacated the building. has the latest. justice ministry is in a severe state of disarray after it was stormed by rioters on sunday evening all of its windows are being put out this now and most of the fur

pictures coming from the ukrainian capital kiev forensic of many writers are entrenched and the justice ministry building refusing to budge even despite fellow opposition leaders police. while about sixty radical activists from the movement known as common cause stormed the ministry at night smashing windows with clubs and metal bars opposition leader that i could go tried to calm down and convince them to leave instead be dug in deeper calling for backup and erecting barricades ukraine's justice minister calls and threats to talks between the opposition and the president and warrants she might call a scene emergency is the occupation continues. hallmark has more from tia. this is how it looks right now at the justice ministry here in kiev as became the latest building to be overrun by riots is on sunday evening now it's still being occupied by opposition forces that messy see that they've had the windows being broken through that the new seen the finished it too and make some kind of arcade simple as a way it also has a kimono this way so creeped out signs and making shoe that and nobody can ge

right now what we're seeing is that the justice ministry has been occupied by the opposition group calling themselves common cause no we are hearing that they are the same group that it occupied both the energy and the agricultural ministry previously they have been driven out of some of the areas that they had previously occupied before and they're now moving into this new location now according to the a.f.p. news agency they entered the building without any resistance and they're currently building a system of barricades just outside of that right now now this all comes after this is what's happening on sunday night on saturday night we saw at the convention center just near to independence square which is right behind me right now. we're told that stormed by riot police and by. we saw the the convention center which is just near to independence square stormed by rioters and. some quite ugly scenes at times we saw. tails rocks burning tires and apparently even a hunger an aid in one instance during standoff there was going on there that whole area now belongs to the the opposition demons

rioters take over the justice ministry in a capital and refuse to obey the opposition leadership who are trying to oust the country's government and refuse to take no for an answer right now you're looking at live pictures coming out of ukraine. syria peace talks in geneva give hope to the residents of aleppo as they return it to their devastated homes the city has seen some of the heaviest fighting during the civil conflict. and young voters in the u.k. become increasingly disenchanted with politics and politicians sparking concerns of a low turnout for next year's general election. to what you are hear national coming to you live from moscow where it's two pm at the moment welcome to the program that knowledge of cocktails homemade bombs and cold steel kiev have seen it all during the last two weeks and this is how it looks right now. well you're looking at live pictures over here coming out of the country's capital sunday night so rioters capture the justice ministry in the ukrainian capital even the political opposition who are supposed to be on the same side could not force him

coming from the ukrainian capital kiev where and to government rioters are entrenched and the justice ministry building refusing to budge even despite fellow opposition leaders please while about fifty a radical activists from the movement known as common cause stormed the ministry at night smashing windows with clubs and metal bars opposition leader vitaly klitschko tried to talk them down and convince them to leave instead they dug in deeper calling for backup and erecting barricades ukraine's justice minister calls them a threat to talks between the opposition and the president and warns she might call a state of emergency if the occupation continues oliver has more from kiev this is how it looks right now at the justice ministry here in kiev is this the latest building to be overrun. a riot is on sunday evening now it's still being occupied by opposition forces as you can see they've they've the windows that are being broken through their feet in using the furniture here to make some kind of barricades and block those away you can also as i come over this way still groups outside making su

. >> let's get more from the justice ministry. >> anti-government protesters took over the building in kiev. the justice minister threatened to impose a state of emergency unless the building was handed back. the protesters moved out in the last half hour. >> protesters agreed to leave the justice ministry, in charge of enforcing law and order in a country where the government is losing grip. >> they are holding on to two others. the justice minister is calling for a state of emergency. the justice minister thinks taking over her ministery was a good move. >> it's good that people went out into the streets and expressed their point of view. i think the import that happened resonated and people paid attention to it. i don't think it's good they moved and acted, not just watching. demonstrators rejected a power-sharing deal that president viktor yanukovych imposed. they are waiting to see what will come out of an emergency session of parliament and are getting help from volunteers of other countries. another occupied building is city hall. that man works in the kitchen by day and mans th

the test is to head to the justice ministry in ukraine's capital sunday night won the novice to tease them a more conscious with riot police. in kiev those who barricaded themselves into the ministry which lies close to parliament when most of the violent confrontations to the head coach at the next new resistance. open yet it's a test this as the seat chair of the building was a symbolic acts of the people in the uprising he wants a place where he'll start to speed with the people's justice. now i start and to institute their own the multiples. well you need trescothick to yanukovich is used to tempt the opposition with positions of power even offering one of them the role of prime minister has been rejected. the focus is now stands on to tuesday special session of parliament in which the president has pledged to reshuffle his government would amend them are tasty sweeping anti protest goals the history in the making. cdc has adopted the new constitution ahead of democratic elections later this year. but that was followed by singing and celebrations that document which is the trace m

rioters have taken over the ukrainian justice ministry in kiev as unrest continues after the opposition rejects officer offers from the president the protests are continuing far beyond the capital as well. as our taking over local government buildings across the country with western ukraine at the heart of the riot movement . syrian peace talks in geneva their first fruit the warring the sides have agreed to evacuate civilians from the city of homes which has seen some of the worst fighting during the almost three year long conflict. and dozens are killed in street violence and a wave of deadly bombings in egypt as the divided nation reaches the third anniversary of its revolution meanwhile the interim leader says the country's next step will be potential election. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. it with our weekly program and ukrainian opposition leader all egg book says taking over the justice ministry in kiev wasn't the plan because it could hurt tuesday's negotiations with the government a group of riders is occupying that building right now while a loc

emergency parliament session excuse to get underway tomorrow tueay right now as you noted the justice ministry was taken over overnight. by protesters and again that's a good addition to the agriculture ministry to the ukraine house which is a cultural building which was taken over the night prior they essentially the protesters occupying various buildings now the justice minister right now is threatening that she will declare a state of emergency here. if the protesters don't evacuated that the justice ministry wing. essentially what that would me was that it is that the military would take over here there would be a curfew probably set into place. anyone breaking the curfew would be in violation of law people could be jailed. a few weeks out and go to unconditionally without scott prior notice so essentially right now again this this this situation is dire. although protests are not right now fallen tile at the current moment but it seems the overnight during the night there seems to be out right now a propensity to take over the government to establishments. the deming stephanie that. now t

riders take over the justice ministry in the capital and refuse to obey the opposition leadership who are trying to oust the country's government and refuse to take no for an answer. syria peace talks in geneva give hope to the residents of aleppo as they return to their devastated homes the city has seen some of the happiest fighting joining the civil conflict. the young voters in the u.k. become increasingly disenchanted with politics and politicians sparking concerns of a low turnout for next year's general election. what you are to have a national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh molotov cocktails homemade bombs and cold seal kiev has seen at all during the last two weeks and this is how it looks right now you're looking at a live pictures coming out of the ukrainian capital at the moment well sunday night saw rioters capture the justice ministry in the city center and we can now cross to our correspondent pierre all over who's got all the very latest for us from the ukrainian capital peter so what's happening where you are at the moment i mean it seems like the riot

ukraine threatens to impose a state of emergency if protesters do not leave the justice ministry the occupied late sunday, this as antigovernment protests read throughout the country. success inggest grammy history, duo daft punk win big for their smash song this summer "get lucky." >> also coming up, victory for the french handball team who lock in their third euro championship title with a win over denmark third those details coming up in sports. as the world focuses on the syrian peace talks in geneva, the old -- to the effect the crisis is having on its neighbors with former u.s. congressman robert wexler which -- who heads up the abraham center for middle east peace. top news stories -- unprecedented scenes in the tunisian parliamentary chamber this week and with assembly deputies hugging, dancing, and singing after they approved a historically constitution that has now just been signed, you can see in the pictures. the new charter has been widely praised for inclusiveness in freedom of belief and equality between the sexes and that also marks one of the last steps toward establ

the edge justice ministry is in a severe state of disarray after it was stormed by rioters on sunday evening all of its windows have been put out this now and most of the furniture is piled up against those windows to barricade those that when we spoke to those guys who were on the door there huge line of people all in mosques and carrying shields and weapons there they were saying that essentially they were blocking entry to this building in an attempt to stop it from being occupied by what they're calling provocateurs however they telling us that they will let people from the justice ministry in if they show their passes that they work there however if there are to get into that building as i say they have to go through this line of in mosques carrying weapons with with shields that certainly doesn't seem like it's going to be a way of them being able to get a lot of work done in that building with regards to who's actually in charge when it comes to the opposition here in ukraine we can now hear a report from my colleague alexy out a chef ski jump ship. if i have to take a whole t

meters from me they decided to grow the areas they occupy in the center of this city and the justice ministrylly at the heart of government and the reaction from the government has been swift and quite severe and the justice and a/has come out saying if they don't return control of the this building back to the justice ministry she will be calling on the national security council to call for a state of emergency. i'm told that requires the president to call parliament, get them to vote on that, and then he will appear on television warning people if they don't pull out and use means necessary to clear that building. although he could ignore that and immediately decide to call a state of emergency that would really change the situation on the ground at the moment. but the protesters are saying they don't care. they are going to keep the occupation of the building and could see more buildings occupied in the coming days. >> reporter: sue, it's easy to say unrest is just limited to the capitol but it's also growing outside of kiev, isn't it? >> it is. and i think that has been quite a shock to t

it comes after demonstrators seized the justice ministry overnight, they have since cleared out. protests continue to spread across the country. jennifer glasse has been following the story for us in the capital, kiev. jennifer, we saw the two sides come together on saturday, not a lot of results. what if anything might we expect at this time? >> well, stephanie your question is a very, very good one. nobody really knows. on saturday, president viktor yanukovych offered the office of minister and deputy minister, the opposition reject they'd flat out. they want the repeal of a law that makes the -- that criminalizes many, many aspects of freedom of speech and criminalizes many human rights there here. they would like president yanukovych to either step down or set a date for early presidential elections. that is what they are asking for. whether he will do that, these demonstrations have spread far beyond kiev to regions including the east in the president's stronghold. even though opposition strong holds are rising it has to be a clear sign to the president that many of the peop

i was at the justice ministry in the last hour or so. the place is essentially empty, guards are outside. there are no opposition supporters inside. guards are outside holding the ministry, but it is a very, very uncertain time, a tense time here. tomorrow morning the parliament is supposed to meet in an emergency session to address the crisis. we do that. the council of ministers met to discuss what should happen next. we have no idea what the government is planning. >> jennifer, what are the demands of the opposition? >> well, there are a few. first and foremost they'd like to see everywhere arrested or te tained for protesting against the government, released without charge. anyone that has been charged and sentenced and there has been a few dozen, three months, four months, they wand them amnesty, they would like to see laws passed a week ago, going into effect that criminalize freedom of assembly and speech, that limit the media. they would like to see the laws revealed. we understand there may be a draft law heading into parliament,

hospitals because of fears of getting arrested. , at thers walked into invitation of guards, the justice ministrynd the justice minister, an ally of the president, says that unless they leave the building, she is going to ask for a state of emergency and that is something to watch. processionseral that have become a new feature of unrest in the ukraine. you had a big one yesterday and you have a man who would have turned 26. you have a geographic spread into the west of the country. and wein 10 regions now have moved into the heartland. all in all, a dangerous path. >> what happens next? vacation in on london. when they get together will be the catalyst and surprise everyone with the opposition leaders. wasn't decisive in the way he did it and people say he left the room open. there were opposition leaders who have, in general, -- attempt toit was an divide the opposition and alienate them from the protesters on the street. he made the offer and a lot can happen in the parliament. if a lock does not happen, we have to fear what happens after that. >> the protesters are moving east to a more russi

rioters take over the justice ministry and clear of a meeting latest display of discord among the opposition for trying to oust the country's leadership and refuse to take no for an answer. as syria peace talks in geneva bring about a deal aimed at easing the humanitarian crisis in alms our t.v. is it's another major in battled city aleppo to see how residents there are coping . and young voters in the u.k. become increasingly disenchanted with politics and politicians sparking concerns of a low turnout for next year's general election. you're watching r t international life from moscow islands in france thanks for joining me. rioters occupying the justice ministry in the ukrainian capital are beyond the control of the political opposition one leader vitaly klitschko tried to talk the radical activists out of the building but they refused to leave. now on why some of the protestors are ignoring party orders. yes. if i have to take a bullet in the head i'll take a bullet in the head the opposition speeches are as fiery as ever but not all of the protesters are buying it. not even the commandi

rioters take over the justice ministry in kiev and refuse to obey the opposition leadership who are trying to oust the country's government and refuse to take no for an answer. syria peace talks in geneva give hope to the residents of aleppo as they return to their devastated homes the city has seen some of the heaviest fighting during the civil conflict. and young voters in the u.k. become increasingly disenchanted with politics and politicians sparking concerns of a low turnout for next year's general election. you're watching r t international live from our moscow studios i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me the latest pictures here from independence square in central kiev where molotov cocktails homemade bombs and cold steel have been prevalent over the last several hours in the capital even during the last two weeks and this is how it looks course right now sunday night so rioters captured the justice ministry in the ukrainian capital and even the opposite the political opposition who are supposed to be on the same side could not force them out around fifty radical activists armed

well this is how it looks right now at the justice ministry here in kiev this became the latest building to be overrun by rioters on sunday evening now it's still being occupied by opposition forces as you can see they've they've the windows that are being broken through there for using the furniture here to make some kind of barricades and block those away you can also come over this way still groups outside making sure that nobody can get into that building night telling me that they have no intention to leave anytime soon now that's despite opposition leader batali klitschko coming here and saying to these people that they should leave they say in this position leave this building now we've heard from the justice minister herself she said that the fact that they occupying these buildings and they're refusing to leave could end up how purring any kind of talks that are going on to try and broker some kind of peace here in ukraine. and also you see behind me the barricades that they've built very sturdy barricades in order to stop anybody from coming here where i am right now is not too

rioters take over the justice ministry in kiev and refuse to obey the opposition leadership who are trying to oust the country's government and refuse to take no for an answer. syria peace talks in geneva give hope to the residents of aleppo as they return to their devastated homes the city has seen some of the heaviest fighting during the civil conflict. and young voters in the u.k. become increasingly disenchanted with politics and politicians sparking concerns of a low turnout for next year's general election. you're watching r t international live from moscow headquarters in france thanks for joining me rioters occupying the justice ministry in kid of seem to be beyond the control of political opposition around fifty radical activists armed with metal bars and clubs captured the building in the capital on sunday night when opposition leader of the telly klitschko tried to talk them out instead protesters called for back up and built more barricades and as alexie reports this is not the first time they have simply ignored party orders. yes. if i have to take a bullet in the head i'll ta

well what we're seeing right now is the justice ministry has become the latest government building in ukraine to be occupied by rioters this is just a short distance away from where i am right now they've build barricades there we've seen numbers of people coming from independence square which is just behind me heading up there now speaking to them saying where are you going what are you going to be doing they're saying they're going it to man those barricades now this was taken on sunday night as the group called common cause who were there who have led the storming of the building now despite repeated calls from opposition leaders including vitaly klitschko the former world heavyweight boxing champion for them to leave those said that building and move away from there those writers are saying no they're staying put they're going to stay there they're reinforcing barricades and making sure that that's all shoot up from them they have no intentions to leave there at the moment what we are hearing from the justice minister herself she's saying that well occupying this building could re

outside ukraine's justice ministry opposition guards stand watch. inside it's eerily quiet. the opposition took over the building on sunday. they are not occupying it because they don't want to provoke the government. >> this is the office the opposition was using for headquarters when they took over the ministry of justice. this is the food they were eating last night. they left, it's peaceful, but they are ready for battle. inside the backpack are fire bombs or molotov cocktails. >> no one here wants to use them. the commander in charge wants to make sure the building and what is in it are safe. people who work here are the same. they don't want to talk about working with the government or under siege. outside the government outlines what the opposition wants. >> all our people who have been in prison should be freed. in the constitution of 2004, it should be reinstated. what started as pro-european demonstrations in november have become a wider expression of dissatisfaction with the government. after it pass the a sweeping law limiting basic freedom, and protesters were k

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. >>> developing news out of the ukraine antigovernment protesters have seized the justice ministry buildingn kiev. this after rejecting the president's offer to maim an opposition leader as prime minister. protesters say they're not interested in sharing power with the president and want him to quit. the bay area ukrainian community and its supporters gathered in front of the german consulate? san francisco. >> worried about the violence in you explain we feel germany is in a unique position to actually take action and we're hoping that both u.s. and european union will influence you cane in a good way. we want the violence to stop and the government to resign. >> demonstrators are calling upon u.s. and european leaders to help support democracy in ukraine and keep the country from becoming imprisoned behind a new iron curtain. >> a case starts involving a group of students who wanted to get teachers out of school. it is about the law that protects teachers with tenure. school districts have more flexibility to fire underperforming teachers. teacher unions oppose the rules saying they often

this time, they stormed the justice ministry head quarters in kiev. earlier, they lined the streets chanting hero before the body of a protester killed last week was laid to rest. >>> edward snowden is is making new claims about u.s. spy activities. he tells germ german tv that the usa routinely engages in economic espionage. he says people want to kill him. he says he'll never get a fair trial in the u.s. >>> president obama will lay out an ambitious agenda in the state of the union address tomorrow night. white house advisers say he's prepared to work with or without congress to achieve the goals. high on the list, closing the gap between rich and poor. he'll detail his ideas for gun control and immigration reform. and it is aimed at reversing dismal approval rating. just 37% believe the president has the ability to make the right decisions for the country. abc news will have complete coverage of the state of the union address and the republican response tomorrow night beginning at 9:00 eastern. >>> an entire city in alaska repains cut off this morn

. >> anti-government protesters seized the justice ministry in ukraine, after rejecting the offer to name an opposition leader. as prime minister. protesters aren't interested in sharing power with the president. and want him to quit. they entered the building without resistance today. no one was hurt during the takeover. in san francisco, supporters gathered this afternoon in front of the german consulate in hopes the nation can help change the leadership in ukraine. >> worried about the violence in ukraine. and germany in a unique position. being influential country to take action. hoping they will influence ukraine in a good way. we want the violence to stop. and the government to resign. >> demonstrators are calling upon u.s., european lead tires stop the violence sam. port democracy and keep the country from being imprisoned behind a new iron curtain t a trial starts tomorrow in a case filed by nine students who want to oust bad teachers from california public cools. the suit against the state takes aim at california's laws that give teachers tenure and protect them from being f

provocations organized in order to justify a state of emergency and calls, first of all from the justice ministryand now from the defense ministry or through the army by the defense ministry for austerity measures to be taken. some people think that swift and forceful action needs to happen. and then on the other side you have the president holding these meetings with the opposition to try to reach a compromise. they did not manage this time, but i think his idea is still open. manhave ukraine's richest and a close friend of? but saying the only way to resolve this is by -- a close friend of yanukovych saying the only way to resolve this is by compromise. i'm not sure he's able to balance these forces within his own camp, calling for different ways to resolve this crisis. >> that was gulliver craig reporting from kiev. a reporter who vanished for eight days said he was abducted and tortured before being left to die. he is being treated in hospital after being found on the outskirts of the capital. he is a member of a group of car owners that is taking part in the protests against president viktor

. >>> developing news out of the ukraine antigovernment protesters have seized the justice ministry buildingkiev. this after rejecting the president's offer to maim an opposition leader as prime minister. protesters say they're not interested in sharing power with the president and want him to quit. the bay area ukrainian community and its supporters gathered in front of the german consulate? san francisco. >> worried about the violence in you explain we feel germany is in a unique position to actually take action and we're hoping that both u.s. and european union will influence you cane in a good way. we want the violence to stop and the government to resign. >> demonstrators are calling upon u.s. and european leaders to help support democracy in ukraine and keep the country from becoming imprisoned behind a new iron curtain. >> a case starts involving a group of students who wanted to get teachers out of school. it is about the law that protects teachers with tenure. school districts have more flexibility to fire underperforming teachers. teacher unions oppose the rules saying they often t

the south korean justice ministry says about 10.7 million foreigners visited the country in 2013. that's a 5.5% increase from the previous year. more than 3.9 million of the visitors were from china up about 44%. the number of travelers from japan declined by about 22% to just over 2.7 million. japan has traditionally been the main source of tourists to south korea since overtaking the united states in 1971. ministry officials attribute the decline to a stronger south korean currency. the won rose against the yen last year by nearly 20%. they also blame sauered relations with japan and unease over north korean military provocations last year. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe is back from a tour of africa. abe was trying to drum up business, but executives know they have to help africa develop human resources for its economy to grow. nhk world has more. >> translator: africa has become the continent that carries the hope of the world. thanks to the potential of its natural resources, and its dynamic economic growth. japan and japanese companies have the strength to help you a

live pictures now from central kiev where protesters are holding strong rioters take over the justice ministry in kiev and refuse to obey the opposition leadership who are trying to oust the country's government and refuse to take no for an answer . syria peace talks in geneva give hope to the residents of aleppo as they return to their devastated homes the city has seen some of the heaviest fighting during the civil conflict. and young voters in the u.k. become increasingly disenchanted with politics and politicians sparking concerns of a low turnout for next year's general election.

and to ukraine russia has claimed they have left ukraine's justice ministry building but the barricades and the blockade outside remain radical say they'll stay until the demands. hope for the syrian peace talks moved towards allowing civilians out of the embattled city and to get humanitarian aid in. the sun the british coaches who have to board for the ballots as any one in ten young people say they'll be bolted to tell it out for the next election. this is also international live from.

the unrest but the opposition leaders say no meanwhile rioters on the streets have stormed the justice ministry in kiev and protests continue beyond the capital as well. crowds are taking over local government buildings across the country with western ukraine the riot movement. the. syrian peace talks in geneva bare their first fruit the warring sides have agreed to evacuate civilians from the city of homs which has seen some of the worst fighting during the almost three year long conflict. and dozens are killed in street violence and a wave of deadly bombings in egypt as the divided nation.

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anti-government riders claim they have left the justice ministry building but the barricades and the blockade outside remain the radicals say they'll be staying there until their demands are met. for homes of the syrian peace talks move toward allowing trapped millions out of the embattled city and to get humanitarian aid in and. out of british voters who are too bored for the ballot as only want to turn to young people say they'll be bothered to turn out for the next election.