canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemns the death sentence of a canadian man by a chinese course. the face of a former leader accused of war crimes is about to be decided we go live to ivory coast for the latest. in the super bowl or the man who could influence the russia investigation hearings are set to begin on donald trump's nomination for u.s. attorney general. in less than twelve hours british m.p.'s are due to vote on to resume his deal to leave the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement or risk no breaks at all but all sides are bracing for turmoil because m.p.'s widely expected to reject the plan that's going to join the how he's live for us in london china it looks like a historic defeat is in store for tourism a. yes indeed i think barring any last minute concessions by the prime minister by the government to defeat is not really in question it is merely the scale of that defeat that people would be waiting to find out about. the jury's amaze interventions thus far don't appear to have made much a dent much of a dent in the huge o

hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemned the death sentence of a canadian man by court in china. zimbabweans vent their anger against the president after the price of fuel doubled overnight. shiny new models in the spotlight but we'll tell you what's overshadowing america's big. in less than twelve hours british m.p.'s are due to vote on trees amaze deal to leave the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement or risk no breaks at all but all sides bracing for turmoil because m.p.'s are widely expected to reject the plan let's go to john hall in london joiner it seems the prime minister is on course for a possible historic defeat. that's right i think the fact of to reserve may's defeat later on tuesday is all but certain now barring last minute concessions. the interventions she's made so far to try and win over wavering employees have not massively succeeded notably of course including reassurances finally received from the european union on monday about the controversial norther

canadian prime minister justin trudeau that now the f.b.i. reportedly open investigation into whether president trump was working on behalf of russia against u.s. interests during his presidential campaign that is according to the new york times and use paper claims that the probe was set up in early twenty seventeen following president and trump's firing of then f.b.i. boss james comey according to and on him a source says agents were told to find out if trump was knowingly or unknowingly working for the russian government. and stay in the u.s. the partial government shutdown is now entering its twenty second day making it the longest in the country's history is the roué of a funding president donald trump's southern border wall drags on as a result some eight hundred thousand workers have not been paid receiving wait ships showing nothing but zeros and as our washington correspondent march way to reports many government workers and now turning to alternative in point. that. rent is due you got bills and there's no sign of a paycheck coming

the kind of indian prime minister justin trudeau last night. looks like he may have lost justin trudeau as the. beach there. but i guess we have to leave it there mike center thank you very much for the report thank you. all right it's like move on now to. another story in europe where more than twenty people have now died in the heaviest snowfall in two decades days of flurries have brought much of alpine germany and austria where fresh avalanche warnings were issued overnight they're now covered in snow towns have been cut off and there's no sign the situation will improve anytime soon forecasters are warning there could be up to another metre on the way. to sports now formula one racing electric cars and formulate he is in full swing and your own . of them are indra racing was the biggest winner at the merc he pre the belgian took the lead after two b.m.w. cars got tangled up with only ten minutes to go that gave his opening and he went on to cross the line for the win also puts him in the overall lead after the second race of the season. an

want to ask his dad if he ever made a secret trip to afghanistan. >> canada's prime minister justin trudeau has a look-alike, and it took a talent show halfway around the world to find him. just so you know, trudeau, he's the one on the left. on the right is abdul maftoon. he's a wedding singer in afghanistan. and here he is in action. ♪ ♪ >> trevor: okay, this-- this is-- this is just weird. ( laughter ) all right. on the one hand, i'm 50% certain that that is not justin trudeau. ( laughter ) but, on the other hand, after he took that trip to india and basically became indian, you can never be sure anymore. and you know what? we can actually find out for sure if it's him. all we have to do is put the afghan singer into the face match apprentice and we see if there's a match-- goddamn it, man! come on! now, look, it would be great to mess around with who looks like who and talk more about the problems technology is creating but we don't have the time because it turns out big tech is also solving them. >> microsoft is pledging some big money to attack homelessness in seattle. microsoft annou

china with no reason but all this does not come as a surprise as previously justin trudeau i. actually asked for the canadian diplomat to step down at the time but he didn't but let's go a little bit back to see why i just into a book took such actions against his own about last tuesday the canadian diplomat made controversy when he publicly argued that the u.s. extradition request for c.f.o. see a film in one jew actually has a lot of flaws he even later on went on and seeing that the case against there of and she would win. i think she has quite good arguments on her side one political involvement comments from donald trump in her case to the extraterritorial aspect to. case and three there's the issue of iran's sanctions which are involved in her case and canada does not sign on to these sanctions so i think she has some strong arguments that she could make before a judge. well with the canadian boxer then came out saying in a statement again that he misspoke and that he apologized for creating confusion aware canada is staying on the case but this is a little bit too late

well this all comes after canadian prime minister justin trudeau decided to fire somebody and china last tuesday the canadian diplomat made controversy when he publicly argued that the u.s. extradition request see a film in long actually has a lot of flaws i think she has quite good arguments on her side one political involvement comments from donald trump in her case there's the issue iran's sanctions which are involved in her case and candidate does not sign on to these sanctions well with holdouts the canadian boxer then came out saying in a statement again that he misspoke and that he apologized for creating confusion aware kind of being on the case but this is a little bit too late and all this drama in the name of the man. who is currently on bail in canada and the u.s. the united states government is pressuring its neighbor to the north to extradite her now the united states government house and so when's the to request an extradition for in the united states and the chinese side also is hoping that the canadian traditional system would not turn a blind eye we have seen the statem

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china has refuted the remarks of justin trudeau as irresponsible but nevertheless it is pretty clear that china is using this case and china wants the attention to this case china has invited the international media and has organized for the international media to travel to dischord this is something china never does. the report is very good access to courts so it's it seems to be pretty clear that china wants. international audiences to know that there are red lines and that the citizens of other countries would have to be a consequence is not useful injure in beijing thank you. thank you. the head of japan's olympic committee has denied that two payments made shortly before tokyo was selected to host the two thousand and twenty games were in any way corrupt. he says that he has been indicted by french prosecutors as they investigate two million dollars in payments made just before tokyo was chosen to host the olympics the affair is a concern for organizers who have been praised for running ahead of schedule in preparing for next year's opening ceremony. well if you're flying into o

canada's prime minister justin trudeau could be in for a grilling on monday as parliament resumes he's expected to face criticism for socking the country's ambassador to china jon mccallum the decision follows the diplomats controversial comments about an extradition case you probably remember involving a senior executive from the chinese telecoms giant while we. well this all comes after canadian prime minister justin trudeau decided to fire somebody and china last tuesday the canadian diplomat made controversy when he publicly argued that the u.s. extradition request see a film in one shoe actually has a lot of flaws i think she has quite good arguments on her side one political involvement comments from donald trump in her case there's the issue of iran's sanctions which are involved in her case and canada does not sign on to these sanctions well with holdouts the canadian boxer then came out saying in a statement again that he misspoke and that he apologized for creating confusion aware canada is staying on the case but this is a little bit too late and all this drama in the name o

canadian prime minister justin trudeau has fired his ambassador to canada to china john mccallum was let go after his comments on a case involving a senior executive of chinese tech giant huawei earlier this week mcadam described america's extradition request for men one so as flawed adding that it would be a great it would be great for canada if washington dropped its man was arrested in vancouver last month accused of evading american sanctions on iran. facebook has announced plans to integrate three of the world's biggest messaging applications whatsapp instagram and facebook messenger the social media giant says it's working to get the three applications talking to each other while still running them as separate platforms the plan is in its early stages and could be completed by the end of this year or early next year is said to be a pet project of chief executive mark is a work. now surly in day festivities have once again been overshadowed by a growing debate over whether the venture should be moved to a different date indigenous people and many others see january twenty sixth

antigovernment strike on monday prime minister justin trudeau says he's very concerned by the death sentence for a canadian citizen by a court in china robert schellenberg received the sentence for drug smuggling in a sudden retrial his lawyer says they'll be an appeal the young saudi woman who fled her family and was granted asylum in canada says she hopes to inspire change in her first t.v. interview conan says she wants to use her freedom to campaign for others the eighteen year old arrived in her new home of toronto on friday victims of post-election violence an ivory coast eight years ago have protested against the possible prison release of former president laurent gbagbo the international criminal court is about to decide whether to acquit and free him after seven years behind bars accused of crimes against humanity those are the headlines join me for more news here off the inside story. al jazeera. and. confronting iran is donald trump foreign policy obsession he sent his secretary of state to the middle east to drum up support but what action is the united states prepared to take an

beijing heads back off to canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemns china's death sentence of a canadian man plus. from the school it's been tagged to make jesus and even the sculptures create didn't want to churn in israel. while it's an acquittal for the former president of ivory coast has been jailed for seven years for war crimes the international criminal court ruled the prosecution has not proved its case against. three thousand people were killed in post-election violence in one bag but refuse to leave office the court ruled by both should be released from prison immediately the chamber by majority here saw its. that the prosecutor has failed to satisfy the burden of proof to the requisite standard. as for seen in article sixty six of the rome statute grants the defense motions for acquittal from all charges against mr bloomberg and mr. lee could. eat media driven east of both accused let's go live now to nicholas hatcheries standing by for us in abidjan nic what kind of reaction we seeing on the streets that. by i think you can see right behind me i mean people are strea

escalating tensions justin trudeau condemns the death sentence on a canadian man by a court in china. a country in chaos zimbabweans events their anger against the president over his walking fuel price hike. is a very mr moeller the man who could influence the russia investigation hearings set to begin on donald trump's nomination for u.s. attorney general. it's d.-day for britain in twelve hours n.p.'s devotion to resume a deal to get house of the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement or risk no breaks as a toll but all sides bracing for ten more oil as defeat is widely expected to have plaid let's go to john hall in london john or it seems the prime minister is on course for a possible historic defeat. yeah i think defeat for the prime minister ease all but certain now barring last minute concessions certainly her interventions thus far do not seem to have carried much weight with wavering and p's notably including those clarifications reassurances received on monday from the european union about the northern ireland backstop that carry arguab

canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemns the death sentence of a canadian man by a court in china. and the international criminal court set to announce a verdict in the war crimes case against former ivory coast president long by the book. and in sport the latest from the australian open as raina williams starts strong her quest for a record twenty four at the grand slam singles title. i . follow all eyes are on the united kingdom and the all important briggs's vote later on tuesday members of parliament will votes on teresa mayes deal to leave the european union the prime minister has been warning m.p.'s to back the agreement or risk no breaks it a talk all sides are bracing for turmoil because parliament is widely expected to reject a plan john a whole starts us off from. the three less than. eighty days to go until briggs's day and the odds are in favor of britain actually exiting the european union on march the twenty ninth lessen by the day. two and a half years since britain voted to neve the country is run by a government that lost its majority in an ill judged election goi

the prime minister of canada justin trudeau has said that his country is pleased to offer assigned tohe saudi woman. she is currently headed there ona woman. she is currently headed there on a plane from thailand where she fled to. a 13—year—old girl from wisconsin who went missing in october after her parents were shot deadin october after her parents were shot dead in the family home has been found alive. police believe that she escaped from a cabin in nearby woods. those are the headlines on bbc news. that is it for me, at 10pm sophie ray wood will be here with a full round up of the day prospectors. but first brazil seems set to be one of the most successful countries in the 21st century. in what happened to brazil, bbc details how a dream for brazil disappeared. it wasn't supposed to be like this. not so long ago, brazil seemed set to become one of the major success stories of the 21st century. but less than a decade later, brazil's dream lies in ruins. it's political class is discredited. corruption runs rife in business. the economy has stalled and its people have had enough. a

a million migrants annually into the country by the year or by the end of twenty twenty since justin trudeau came to power in october twenty fifteen canada has opened its doors to almost fifty thousand syrian refugees compare that to the u.s. which was taken in twenty thousand in that period in just eleven people in the whole of last year in canada applications made by migrants in syria eritrea yemen sudan djibouti and turkey are actually most likely to be accepted unlike you would say the united states below with us now a journalist for the gulf matters joining us live from london as well and canadian yourself so let's talk about the canadian well let's talk about this particular issue first with the half she is just one girl in this what a lot of people are saying to me on social media you know really pleased for her but she's just one girl does she become almost in a sort of perverse way almost a poster girl for what the canadians want to do with immigration. well it's it's possible they do i think canada has a much different view of immigration and the americans are particular don't trum

canada's ambassador to china john mccallum has been followed by prime minister justin trudeau mccallum was sacked for suggesting that the us should drop its extradition request for a while way executive men. the chinese business woman was arrested in vancouver in december and is wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. in brazil the search to find around three hundred people missing off to a down an iron ore mine in the southwest of the country will resume at first light this morning authorities say at least thirty four people unknown to have been killed brazil's president. has promised a full investigation but there's little optimism that any more survivors will be found this is one of the they are the luckier ones the few who have been pulled out of the muck since friday that's when a torrent of liquid iron ore waste broke through the dam barreling down on miners on their lunch break and pouring through the surrounding populated area officials say the death toll is sure to rise substantially as emergency workers struggle through the thick sludge to find victims.

fate of a canadian man sentenced to death in china for drug smuggling canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemned the sentence as arbitrary now china has hit back accusing trudeau of making quote irresponsible remarks relations are already frosty after candidate rest of the top chinese telecoms executive at the request of the united states his name is robert lloyd schellenberg. a community national in chinese custody since twenty fourteen. originally he had been sentenced to fifteen years in prison for masterminding a drug smuggling plot a charge he continues to deny but in a surprise move in appeals court allowed chinese prosecutors to retry him the result. was the defendant is guilty of smuggling drugs and is sentenced to death all of his personal assets will be confiscated. it was. canada's embassy has urged its citizens to be cautious when traveling to china. and the prime minister has also expressed his misgivings. it is of extreme concern to us as a government as it should be to all our international friends and allies that china has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply death pena

fifteen years' imprisonment but a sudden retrial led to the new sentence canadian prime minister justin trudeau called the sentence arbitrary now it comes amid high tensions over the arrest of a top chinese executive in canada indonesian authorities say that they have found the cockpit voice recorder from the lion air jet that crashed into the java sea last october killing all one hundred eighty nine people on board the broken into the recorder may still be useful in shedding light on the cause of the crash of that boeing seven thirty seven. in austria a man has died after falling from a roof while he was clearing snow two others were hospitalized the country has been struggling with days of heavy snowfall many areas were evacuated after authorities issued avalanche warnings this is the worst blizzard in the region in two decades. so britain's prime minister has made a last ditch appeal to parliament to approve the breaks that deal that she negotiated with the european union to reason made today urged lawmakers to give her deal a second look warning of dire consequences of parliament rejects it

and kind of design best suited to china john mccallum has been fired by pretty prime minister justin trudeaua khalam was sacked for suggesting that the u.s. should drop its extradition request for huawei executive. the chinese business woman was arrested in vancouver in december and is wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. now today marks holocaust memorial day on this day in one thousand nine hundred forty five savia troops liberated thousands of prisoners in the auschwitz concentration camp former prisoners of auschwitz have been placing flowers at an execution wall in the former nazi death camp where more than a million people were killed a ceremony to honor the victims is planned for later on sunday. we spoke to one woman who managed to escape being sent to the concentration camps and he went on to fight against the nazis as a spy. mob cohen is ninety eight years old. but still full of energy. tonight she'll be holding another talk as always her husband major accompanies her she says that in remembering the holocaust one thing is often overlooked. to know jews if.

canada's ambassador to china has been fired by prime minister justin trudeau maccallum was sacked for suggesting that the u.s. should drop its extradition request for wall way executive when one jew she's the firm's c.f.o. and was arrested in vancouver in december she's also wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. hundreds of thousands of pilgrims have gathered to attend pope francis's world youth day mass in panama city on sunday the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america later today he will also visit a church run home for people living with aids. huge protests are expected in the venezuelan capital caracas as demands grow for fresh elections that's after the country's top military envoy to the united states announced he turned his back on president nicolas maduro government he said he recognizes opposition leader one dual as venezuela's interim president and urged the rest of the military to follow his lead the european union has also called for fresh elections president maduro says his government will not be dictated to by foreign

the timiming and the speed of te retrial prompted just intraday -- prompted justin trudeau to cause it arbitrary. >> it is of extreme concern to all of us that china has chosen to begin t to arbitrarily apply aath penalty in cases facing canadian. media rejecects the accusasations. sourrial has exacerbated relations. theecember, canada arrested chief executive o officer of huawei. she has been accused of circumventing u.s. sanctions against iran. consultantss and michael's babble were arrested in china on suspicion of endangering the state. the accused weight behind bars. his life is on the line. his lawyer says he will appeal again. some of thek at other stories we are trying for you. of gdansk has succumbed to his injuries and died. dividedht a deeply country together and plunged gdansk into shock. byinitiative was proposed the french president in response to the yellow vests movement. letter to the french nation, macron said he wanted to transform the anger of the country i into solutions. were sprayinglanes salt powder and calcium chloride and cao and ice neath clouds to force it t

canada's ambassador to china jon mccallum has been fired by prime minister justin trudeau maccallum was sacked for suggesting that the united states should drop its extradition request for a executive among one joe chinese business woman was arrested in vancouver in december and is wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. australia celebrated its national holiday today the day commemorates the arrival in seven hundred eighty eight of the first fleet of british ships to the continent which the british claimed as their own but many australians refused to take part in the festivities instead tens of thousands took to the streets of melbourne and sydney to protest the holiday many indigenous australians view the arrival of british colonists as an invasion of their lands the searches of chronicled over two hundred fifty massacres committed by anglo australians against the aboriginal population. reports on the n s it has been following these protests he joins me in the studio to tell us what's behind this hash tag well the hash tag is new but the protests against australi

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirmed to us his country had been granted to rough asylum the un are made a request of canada that we accept. as a refugee and we have accepted the un's request that we grant her asylum that is something that we are pleased to do because canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights to stand up for women's rights around the world and i can confirm that we have accepted the un's request ross case has put the controversial issue of saudi arabia's male guardian shiploads back on the global agenda for the about joe from d w social media i can tell us all welcome federica so what are you seeing as this debate plays out across social media we've seen that after half dramatic escape many saudi many other saudi women have taken to social media to speak out against a system that requires them to have to have the permission of the male for many things to get married to open an account to get a passport to travel they even need a male permission to be freed from prison and we're seeing that there's a remarkable m

canada's ambassador to china jon mccallum has been fined by prime minister justin trudeau mccallum was sacked for suggesting that the united states should drop its extradition request for chua wages a caveman one joe a chinese business woman was arrested in vancouver in december and is wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. protesters in northern ireland have built a mock border wall to highlight the risks posed by no deal breakers it demonstrates just said they wanted to remind people of the kind of confrontations that used to take place both britain and islander against a hard border that many fear it's likely if there's no briggs it deal. australia celebrated its national holiday today the day commemorates the arrival in seven hundred eighty eight of the first fleet of british ships to the continent which the british claimed as their own but many australians refused to take part in the festivities instead tens of thousands took to the streets of no but in sydney to protest the holiday many indigenous australians the arrival of british colonists is an invasion

can of this prime minister justin trudeau condemns the death sentence of a canadian man caught in china.

and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemns the death sentence of a canadian man by a chinese course. the face of a former leader accused of war crimes is about to.

justin trudeau called the said is arbitrary.s amid high catches over the arrest of a top chinese executive last month in canada. indonesian authorities say they have found the voice recorder from that lion air jet that crashed into the java sea last october killing all 189 people on board. though broken in two, the record or be useful in shedding light on the cause of the crash of the going 737. -- boeing 737. a fresh wave of winter weather is hitting central europe hard, and the heavy snow is having a disaster effect on austria stories of. many skiers are staying away due to the threat of avalanches, but hotel owners have told dw those adventurous enough to try, they haven't been disappointed. >> the last 10 kilometers to the ski resort are the most dangerous. this morning, like many mornings this past week, the route is closed the danger of falling trees and avalanches is too high. authorities have managed to open the gate on most days but those hoping to get up the mountain, must wait and hope for the best. we knew the road w

there's a new wave of asylum seekers but a new destination this time also canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemns the death sentence of a canadian man by a court in china and in sports a dominant style for novak djokovic to win his seventh australian open title. so hundreds of hundred of nationals have begun mobilizing in what's expected to become the first central american migrants caravan of this year we're going to live now to the northwest honduras and. there for us tell us more about this one. at this point we've moved to a town called. in honduras actually this road behind me is the only road that leads to western honduras the only road that leads to the border with. we don't know yet it's difficult to know exactly how many people at this point have joined this new caravan but they did start coming together last night and mobilizing in the early hours of this morning hitting the road making their way toward that border before the sun rose take a look. sitting in waiting near the side of the bus station hundreds of hundred nationals are preparing to leave the country by foot i don't

his heart at justin trudeau is government warning that there will be consequences if weiwei is frozenout of the country's five g. network canada is one of a number of western countries considering taking action against the to the chinese tech giant over security concerns if the canadian government does buy and walk away from participating in the five g. network then asked what kind of repercussions they'll be i'm not sure but i believe there will be repercussions. evangelos that theft takes is through this snowballing dispute between china and canada. well it's pretty mets comes down to who is going to dominate the five g. race five g. is a next generation network which will provide a faster and quicker internet speed will you be able to upload files or chat with your friends via what's up is the ground or facebook now again it's more efficient than the previous one which is four g. and it's much much faster as i said earlier but again this is just for the average the user like me and everybody else but for big companies this means big bucks and guess who wants to be first in this rac

canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemns the death sentence of a canadian man by a court in china and in sport the latest from the australian open as serena williams started strong in her quest for a record equalling twenty fourth grand slam singles title. follow it is a big day in the united kingdom as members of parliament they're prepared to vote on teresa mayes crucial brags that deal after months of debate and they go she ations there's a lot at stake m.p.'s are about to begin their final debate on the contentious issue of leaving the e.u. on march twenty ninth we have two correspondents across developments for us shortly . will go to ne barca in london derry in northern ireland but first jonah hole in london so jonah and it's widely expected that the government is going to suffer a big defeat here but the question is by how much. yes that's right i think the fact of defeat is not in question the size of defeat ease and indeed what might happen afterwards to resume a has to come up with a plan b. and just to come up with one quickly but we've got a clue about what she may do

the internet has fallen in love with canadian pme minister justin trudeau all over again.is time with his dopple nger. what do you think? an after began wedding singer is a current contestant on afghanistan's version of "american idol." he's now viral sensation. after people noticed his uncanny resemblamee to pinister trudeau. the singer $5 mitsuko that admiw who he was until he saw pictures on social media. he said he hopes it will welp hi the competition. what do you think? >> i see it. i see it. this one from the side, the other one a moment ago full on, that's a littl better. >> the profile there. >> still to come, the t.s.a. under fir after a scary breach. how did a passenger get a gun on a plane? r but there's one... that blows them all out of the water. hydro boost water gel from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid it goes beneath the surface to plump skin cells from within and lock in hydration leaving skin so supple, it actually bounces back. the results will blow you away! hydro boost and our gentle exfoliating cleanser from neutrogena® and gave one prego tradition

china's ambassador to canada has his heart at justin trudeau government warning that there will be tons of quinces if while way its frozen out of the country's five g. network canada is one of a number of western countries considering taking action against the chinese tech giant over security concerns if the canadian government does been were away from participating in the five g. network asked for what kind of repercussions they'll be i'm not sure but i believe there will be repercussions. we're now joined by our beijing based correspondent evangelos tips out of angelo good good to great to have you with is it can you bring us up to speed on the developments please. well it's pretty much comes down to who is going to dominate the five g. race. is the next generation network which will provide faster and quicker internet speed will you be able to upload files or chat with your friends via what's up is the ground or facebook now again it's more efficient than the previous one which is four g. and it's much much faster as i said earlier but again this is just for the average the user like

citizen was sentenced to death in a drug smuggling case ageing is accused canada's prime minister justin trudeau of making irresponsible comments about china's use of the death penalty the ruling is likely to increase tensions between china and canada after the arrest of a senior official from telecoms giant huawei katrina you explains. canadian robert schellenberg looked stunned as he was handed a death sentence by judges in china. the court said the thirty six year old was attending to smuggle more than two hundred kilograms of methamphetamines from china to a stray when he was arrested in twenty fourteen when he was jailed for fifteen years in november and was in the purses of appealing that sentence when a retrial was suddenly announced last month the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has pledged to intervene on schellenberg behalf it is of extreme concern to us as a government as it should be to all our international friends and allies that china has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply death penalty in cases facing as in this case facing a canadian chinese foreign ministry has rejecte

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau called the sentencing arbitrary. >> it is of extreme concernus as a government, as it should be to all of our international friends and allies that china has chosen to begin -- >> relations between the two countries have been strained since canadian police arrested a top chinese technology executive last month on a u.s. extradition warrant. >>> "the new york times" has an update on an 18-year-old saudi woman who fled her country and was granted asylum in canada. rahaf mohammed alqunun arrived in canada on saturday. she fled what she called her abusive family while on vacation in kuwait earlier this morning. alqunun says she wants to go to college and study architecture. she will learn how to go grocery shopping and use public transportation. things she's never experienced. at least three gofundme accounts have been launched to help her. >>> billboard reports that a woman reveals and faith rogers sued kelly last year, accusing him for failing to disclose a sexually transmitted disease and sexual battery. multiple women accused the singer of sexu

appealing that sentence when a retrial was suddenly announced last month canadian prime minister justin trudeau or has pledged to intervene on schellenberg behalf it is of extreme concern to us as a government as it should be to all our international friends and allies that china has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply death penalty in cases facing me as in this case facing a canadian chinese foreign ministry has rejected trudeau's comments calling them irresponsible and saying in china all people are equal before the law jeffery you want to show the other remarks that the most basic awareness of the legal system urged the canadian side to respect the rule of law respect china's legal sovereignty correct its mistakes and stop making irresponsible remarks. the court sentence has further intensified a dispute between the two countries which began when chinese executive one job was detained in canada in december the heiress and chief financial officer of technology company chua way was arrested at the request of washington for allegedly violating u.s. trade sanctions this infuriated beijing analy

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