plus, uneasy peace -- armenia hands over control of two regions of war-torn naanrno-karabakh as partf armistice with azerbaijan. >> for the azerbaijani milita' that'stationed here, ever since they were children they were told nagorno kabakh was part of azerbaijan, but they'dve actually seen it with their own eyes. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ >> major funding for the pbs wshour provided by -- >> what is new? >> audrey is expecting. >> change in plans. >> chae in plans. >> ok. >> let me guess, change in plans? >> at fidelity, the change in plans always part of the plan. >> consumer firm raymond james. bsf railway. the william and flora hlett foundation, for more than 50 years promoting solutions for a better world. the chan-zuckerberg initiative, looking to build a more inclusive future for everyone. and with the ongoing support of these individuals. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions from viewers like you.wi >> w join judy woodruff and the full program after t latest headlines. dr. scott atlasd has res

azerbaijan that's part of the peace deal that ended recent fighting over a disputed region of the goanna karabakh. relatives cheered as names of returning soldiers were announced outside a military apples in. moscow which brokered the truce says more than 40 were handed over to armenia on monday when it's a dozen prisoners were turns to azerbaijan a serious strain is prime minister scott morrison has warned china it would be in breach of global trading rules if it stops imports of australian coal his remarks follow chinese state media reports of a possible ban and further escalation and a growing trade to speak and a potential blow just trailers economy gauge reports from sydney. a strike here is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of coal used in both steel making and to generate power one of its major markets is china but months of imported lives have left millions of tones of the strain in cold stranded

victory paradehbelebrate neiging armenia's defeat, and the capture of a larger prize: theagorno-karabakhregion. after the latest war over karabakh ended novembe9, a decidedly unusual, even repellent, spectacleor modern europe, but ese are dark times in this corner of the continent wherturkey, russia and iran intersect. just over a month ago armenia lost control of these areas of azerbaijan, which it held since the end of the first war between azeris and armenians here in 1994, now, the azerbaijani and turkish leaders' exult in their popularity. >> ( translated ): the famous bayraktar which is made by the turkish defense industry, was a gamechanger and played an important role in our success. >> reporter: azerbaijan's successful military campaign was helped by turkish know-how, and drone technology; it will shape the geo-political map for yearsc e in this vital region. russia, turkey's rival in a theatediverse as karabakh, syria and libya, seems to haveon secured a plachat map. it wielded its influence with armenia and azerbaijbroker a deal that not only ended the fighting but secured a r

welcome back to the program for a new finding has been reported in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region one month into a cease fire armenia has accused azerbaijani forces of opening fire on its military posts and we're joined live in the studio by parties among costar for more on this a row what have both sides been saying right through the ceasefires bins than that for a month and finally somebody has broken well a russian defense ministry they confirmed this saturday the truce was indeed broken on the 11th which was on friday now the occur a ball defense ministry well they claim that it was there by john who carried out the attack near. drouet we're talking about civility is there they claim that there were 3 wounded and let's hear what else they had to say the defense ministry at the cordon of karbala on december 11th at around 8 40 pm the enemy attempted to attack one of the military positions located in the south or districts of the defense army and as a result of the skirmish 3 reservists received gunshot wounds of various degrees. now we heard from the president of azerbaijan. th

for the pbs newshour, i'm simon ostrovsky, in nagorno-karabakh. juross the u.s. murders have skyrocketed this year, while nonviolent offenses have largely dropped, according to publicly available cme data. but the efforts to curb whhomicides comes at a tim police departments are facing both staffing shortages because of the pandemic and lingering following months oonwideof color protests. john yang explores what is behind the latest trends. williamnick: -- john khalilah cs : 19 year old son wanya dreamed of becoming a journalist. in his free time, he loved playing basketball in their minneapolis neighborhood >> that is kind of how my neighborhood got to know us. i was the mother, e single mother, with five, and the boys outside playing basketball. john on october 11thcorey got : a text from wanya saying he was heading home after playing at a nearby court. it was my middle child'shd bi. he was turning 12. and later that day, we were going to celebrake at home we do. we were waiting for wayna to come. and, when he didn't come back, it was devastating. reporter: wan

nagorno-karabakh is ours says it. he's proud it's back on the armenian control.that's thanks in part to support provided by neighboring turkey there are indications that turkish drones and mercenaries played a role in the conflict prayers for the fall in the fighting the mountains in the distance are in the armenian government part of nagorno-karabakh for ibrahim of his greatest hope is that armenia never again has under its control. some spot germany have been given an easy looking draw in the euro pain qualifies for the 2022 world cup in qatar or money and iceland of the toughest opponents the germany who is again under pressure for a 6 no hammering at the hands of spain last. germany already knew they would be a top seed in world cup qualifying despite some poor results in the last 3 years they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw as they try to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed rumania and iceland other main photos in group j along with north macedonia armenia and tiny little other groups look tricky. in his 1st press conference since the

ally, armenia. >> i think what happened in nagorno-karabakh is the catastrophe for moscow's influenceecause of what remains of the space. moscow's grip on the region is becoming weaker. correspondent: we talked to the russian peacekeepers here. they seem wary of turkey's traditions -- intentions. traditional, russia has maintained stability here. the peacekeeper says that when other countries like turkey try to destabilize the situation, we try to keep them peaceful. having the russia military here helps do that. in this former part of the empire, moscow has a rival now, as turkey seizes to boost its influence in this region. and for moscow, the geopolitical challenges extend far beyond these hills. [applause] in moldova, a pro-western candidate has defeated a russia candidate. moldova is one of the poorest countries in europe. it's close proximity to romania make it inevitable stage four east-west rivalry. recently, russia accused america of plotting a revolution here. >> our objective is to get closer to the eu and when they become a member of the european union. correspondent: lest

nagorno-karabakh is ours says ibrahim hope he's proud it's back under armenian control.that's thanks in part to support provided by neighboring turkey there are indications that turkish drones and mercenaries played a role in the conflict prayers for the fall in the fighting the mountains in the distance are in the armenian government part of nagorno-karabakh for ibrahim of his greatest hope is that armenia never again has under its control. the sport now hoffenheim have won in the bundesliga for the 1st time in 8 games after beating out spoke $31.00 at home it was $11.00 and half time but florian credit scored his 2nd of the day with a classy finish on 46 minutes the game was soon over as a contest winner in last be able struck as hoffenheim moved above. into 10th place on the table. will leave you with some light entertainment from belgium now that large show is banned because of the pandemic some artists in the capitals in the capital brussels rather found a way to organize spontaneous performances. a curtain raiser of a different kind in the belgian capital brussels

september and last for over a month thousands of soldiers died there by john in armenia nagorno-karabakh as well and that is fine the ended around a member that's and when the sides agreed to a cease fire which was brokered by a russian i so. the decision has been taken as a result of analysis of the military situation and be still be since most of people who have been most familiar with the military situation. for my part i would like to see done very good. we've sealed the deal to subtly years long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan computed the occupation. by john they saw the results of this brief but very bloody conflict and the ensuing cease fire as somewhat of what is actually a victory and they even held the victory day parade in bulk and speaking of that base where they parade the president off. the guard he also arrived and when he came over during the parade the entire city of baquba was dressed and. and there by john flags now speaking about the other side of this cease fire. at the moment many ethnic armenian refugees are returning to the bored me. which is not on their

adopted a non binding resolution in which they officially recognize the independence of nagorno karabakh and they called for as a big shiny forces to need to leave the wall from territories that had been captured in the disputed territory from september the 27th they're also calling for an international investigation into war crimes and at the same time prohibited weapons and senators also recommended that the french government look into the role that anchor has played and has called for decisive action against turkey now it's it all of this while at the same time saying that france's foreign policy has not changed but of course this angered azerbaijan's closest ally turkey. because this you know maybe even as a budget any president to leave some advice for the french what did he say if they love the armenian so much they should give more suits of the media was making the same recommendation if they love them so much give them are sick the french president also caused outrage last month in the muslim world when he defended the right to publish cartoons of prophet mohammed. his criticism

french to remove their president from office the new low in relations comes amid friction on the karabakh war and france has cracked down on its muslim population. macron is a burden on france and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this mccraw in trouble as soon as possible well the spat between the turkish president at the one in france has been deepening for some time now you will remember that last week the french senate adopted a non binding resolution in which they officially recognize the independence of nagorno karabakh and they called for as a big shiny forces to need to leave the wall from territories that had been captured in the disputed territory from september the 27th they're also calling for an international investigation into war crimes and at the same time prohibited weapons and senators also recommended that the french government look into the role that an career has played and has called for decisive action against turkey now it's it all of this while at the same time saying that france's foreign policy has not c

when you'd fighting has been reported in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region one month into a ceasefire local armenian forces have accused. of opening fire on their military posts let's get the update of what is happening with our team on calls from unlikely to see you indeed do give us a sense of what both sides have been saying surrounding this before we get to that 1st of all russian peacekeepers who are there they have already confirmed that the cease fire has indeed been broken on friday and at the moment russian peacekeepers are demanding that this side sticks to the truce so that no more people would die but speaking of this latest incident will according to our media. are a block defense ministry will they claim by john carried out attacks on villages. which is. controlled by their by john and apparently 3 people were wounded let's hear some more details from the gore knickerbocker defense ministry. on december 11th at around 8 40 pm the enemy attempted to attack one of the military positions located in the south or district of the defense army and as a result of the skirmish 3

renewed fighting has been reported in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region one month into a cease fire the local armenian forces have accused by john of opening fire on their military posts artie's from on custer of told me more or. russian peacekeepers who are there they have already confirmed that the cease fire had indeed been broken on friday and at the moment russian peake peacekeepers are demanding that the sides stick to the truce so that no more people would but speaking off this latest incident will according to our media and make our a block defense ministry will they claim about john carried out attacks on villages near god drouet which is in the car box but not controlled by there by john and apparently 3 people or wounded on december 11th at 8 40 pm the enemy attempted to attack our southern military positions as a result 3 reservists received gunshot wounds varying degrees of severity their lives are not in danger. by john the wall they have also issued a statement and they claim that their forces are indeed observing this cease fire which was brokered just last month and

i think that what happened in karabakh is truly a geopolitical catastrophe for moscow's influence notst—soviet space. moscow's grip on the region is becoming weaker and weaker. we talked to the russian peacekeepers here. they seem wary of turkey's intentions. "traditionally, russia has guaranteed stability here," the peacekeeper says. "while other countries, i mean turkey, try to destabilise the situation, we try to improve things." and for moscow, the geopolitical challenges extend far beyond these hills. in moldova, a pro—western politician, maia sandu, has won the presidency, defeating the pro—russia candidate. moldova is one of the europe's poorest countries, but the kremlin still wants it in russia's orbit. its soviet past and close proximity to romania make it a stage for east—west rivalry. russia has accused america of plotting revolution here. our objective is to get closer to the eu, and hopefully one day to become a member of the european union. but would russia let that happen, will russia let your country join the eu? it's our... it's our choice. in the end, it's the sover

i think that what happened in karabakh is truly a geopolitical catastrophe for moscow's influence notip on the region is becoming weaker and weaker. we talked to the russian peacekeepers here. they seem wary of turkey's intentions. "traditionally, russia has guaranteed stability here," the peacekeeper says. "while other countries, i mean turkey, try to destabilise the situation, we try to improve things." and for moscow, the geopolitical challenges extend far beyond these hills. in moldova, a pro—western politician, maia sandu, has won the presidency, defeating the pro—russia candidate. moldova is one of the europe's poorest countries, but the kremlin still wants it in russia's orbit. its soviet past and close proximity to romania make it a stage for east—west rivalry. russia has accused america of plotting revolution here. our objective is to get closer to the eu, and hopefully one day to become a member of the european union. but would russia let that happen, will russia let your country join the eu? it's our... it's our choice. in the end, it's the sovereign decision of our country

ethiopia, nagorno-karabakh, and mozambique. james al-jazeera of the united nations, want to look at brazil's amazon rain forest now, which is disappearing at an alarming rate. deforestation, and surged to a 12 year high. scientists say it suffered losses that accelerated right. ever since john bolton, our became president and weakened environmental protections from p.r.t. has our report from the sky large swaths of brazil's amazon are increasingly looking like this, with long patches of rain forest destroyed by fires and logging, and it's getting worse. new government data shows the level of destruction is rose almost 10 percent this year to more than 11000 square kilometers, equivalent to 7 times the size of london. it's the highest level in 12 years. and monday, brazil's vice president promised to fight at the struction point 6 percent is not a number to celebrate. on the contrary, as i said here, i desire is not to have illegal deploring station at all inside. this is what we're fighting for. but environmentalists believe th

i think that what happened in karabakh is truly a geopolitical catastrophe for moscow's influence notng weaker and weaker. we talked to the russian peacekeepers here. they seem wary of turkey's intentions. "traditionally, russia has guaranteed stability here", the peacekeeper says. "while other countries, i mean turkey, try to destabilise the situation, we try to improve things." and for moscow, the geopolitical challenges extend far beyond these hills. in moldova, a pro—western politician, maia sandu, has won the presidency, defeating the pro—russia candidate. moldova is one of the poorest countries in europe, but the kremlin still wants it in russia's orbit. its soviet past and close proximity to romania make it a stage for east—west rivalry. russia has accused america of plotting revolution here. our objective is to get closer to the eu, and hopefully one day to become a member of the european union. but will russia let that happen, will russia let your country join the eu? it's our... it's our choice. in the end, it's the sovereign decision of our country. it's the decision of the

the agreements followed 6 weeks of intense fighting over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region, because your lopez, who then has more the region of nagorno-karabakh is now virtually empty, deserted buildings, roads, and homes. the armenians are gone and the district of lodge and is now under the control of us. our version on the last of 3 areas of yerevan agreed to hand over but the military is there. a soldier raises the azeri flag as military units drive through the area. and russian peacekeepers have also been deployed. they'll be there for 5 years, making sure the terms of the russian brokered peace deal are followed. the all of the dance here today is a great victory for me, a victory for mergers and one that the armenians work force to surrender. the celebrations continued in the capital baku was there is have been waiting for this moment for decades after the territory was lost to armenia separatists in the 1990 s. order of probable out of them was that of the district is part of our parents and grandparents, legacy i lived there for 19 years. my ancestors house is still there, i

russia says the ceasefire in nagorno—karabakh has been broken for the first time since hostilities betweeny said the incident took place in the hadrut district on friday, but gave few details. it's urged both sides to observe the ceasefire in nagorno—karabakh, where russian peacekeepers are deployed. authorities in austria say they've disrupted a neo—nazi network, seizing large quantities of weapons intended for arming a planned right—wing terror militia in germany. five people have been arrested in austria, and two others in germany. farmers from across india have been protesting against new market—friendly reforms they claim are against their interests for the last two weeks. thousands have gathered to voice their discontent and they've called on the rest of india to join them in a national strike. many protestors have marched on the indian consulate in birmingham in central england, to show their solidairty with the farmers in india. ankur desai has the latest. hundreds of protesters have flooded the streets of birmingham city centre here in the jewellry corner outside the indian consul

the 6 weeks of fighting that erupted in nagorno-karabakh in late september killed more than 5000 people on car was widely accurate stuff the spattering mercenaries from syria to bolster backers army but repeatedly denied the charge a cease fire deal was the brokered by russia in early november spurring mess celebrations in azerbaijan and causing thousands of our many and some living in the territory to leave. harmony as prime minister only called question young faced large demonstrations calling for his resignation for what many called capitalization. nearly 2000 russian peacekeepers have been deployed to the region on a renewable 5 year men date and the truth will be monitored in azerbaijan by the turkish military as promised to reconstruct nagorno-karabakh turkey and azerbaijan signed several agreements work is worth their presence is seen by as our way johnnie's as a support and with former our troops who are also paying for a way for our crowd to expand its influence into the carcasses as their ties strengthen many experts to his aspirations may face resistance from moscow and agger

nagorno-karabakh is ours says ibrahim hope he's proud it's back on the armenian control.thanks in part to support provided by neighboring turkey. there are indications that turkish drones and mercenaries played a role in the conflict prayers for the fold in the fighting the mountains in the distance are in the armenian girlfriend part of nagorno-karabakh for ibrahim of his greatest hope is that armenia never again has under its control. or sports news now germany have been given an easy looking draw in the european qualifiers for the 2022 world cup in qatar romania and iceland are the toughest opponents for germany coach joachim love who is again under pressure after a 6 nil hammering by spain last month. germany already knew they would be a top seed in world cup qualifying despite some poll results in the last 3 years they probably could not have dreamt of a better draw as they try to reach the 2022 showpiece in qatar unscathed rumania and iceland other main photos in group j along with north macedonia armenia and tiny little. other groups look tricky. in his 1st press c

he also then called for peace in the world's hotspots, from nagorno—karabakh to yemen, libya to mozambiquebut this is a year in which the world as a whole has been fighting a war and the pope's message was to people to arm themselves with compassion. some good news now, in this most difficult of years — the first concert to be held inside notre dame cathedral in paris since it was severely damaged by a fire last year. there was no audience and the socially—distanced singers wore hard hats and boiler suits because the cathedral is still a building site. as well as classical pieces, they gave a heart warming rendition ofjingle bells. # oh, what fun it is to ride in a one—horse open sleigh. #jingle bells, jingle bells. # jingle all the way. # oh, what fun it is to ride in a one—horse open. #jingling, jingling, jingling, jingling. # open sleigh — hey!# snow has fallen in parts of eastern england, with the met office declaring it officially a white christmas in the uk. mark in hessle, near hull, was up bright and early and sent us this picture. one of our weather watchers. this is bbc news. wha

3000 soldiers killed in the country's recent recent war with azerbaijan over control of the nagorno-karabakh region critics of prime minister and he called me and me and accused him of mishandling the crisis and wanted to resign. american media outlets are reporting that lawmakers have reached an agreement clearing the way for a coronavirus relief bill ahead of a sunday night deadline the stimulus plan worth about $900000000000.00 has been fought over for months it would extend benefits for struggling businesses and millions of unemployed that are due to expire at the end of the year it's been so severe distress for many families across the u.s. and the lady in california is no different she's balancing paying for rent and food when out of a job i. would part from. that was 1. 1 way you bring you home and their. church of local church and they give. give cards. are going to see once every 3 months. a lady lost her job as a waitress to you took over 19 and she's been relying on savings food gift cards and nephews part time job for extra cash. she's one of more than 12000000 americans who are

military parade to mark its recent victory over a niña in their conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakhreach of turkish president richard diab or to one joint these celebrations after backing i said by john in the 6 week war turkish made hardware was credited with giving us a bridge on the upper hand in the offensive. authorities in barcelona say at least 3 people have died in a fire at an abandoned warehouse occupied by homeless migrants witnesses said more than 150 people may have been sleeping inside the building when the blaze broke out the cause of the fire is unclear and authorities are still struggling to identify the victims.

he also then called for peace in the world's hotspots, from nagorno—karabakh to yemen, libya to mozambique

made by the prime minister last month to end a 6 week long war with azerbaijan over the nagorno-karabakhegion the agreement sees armenia returning a significant part of that disputed territory to azerbaijan on meanwhile a thousands of as areas are now starting to move back to areas that had been under armenian control. this time we did it we won says hum that it brought him off he proud to show the 2 armenian tanks captured in a recent battle 28 years ago he fought against yemeni and himself that is when they lost. to i mean yeah that is why he's especially happy about this victory. to look it's still loaded the tanks was still full of ammunition when we took them they just left everything there and ran away. we travel with hama to act i am one of the 50 so-called liberated zones factum is a ghost town after being captured by i mean in forces in 1903 the assyrian population fled and the captures destroyed the city because of the hiroshima off the caucasus. mariam is returning here after 27 years she's proud and happy but she's not sure she would ever be able to live here again. then is w

he also called for peace in the world's hotspots, from nagorno—karabakh, yemen, libya to mozambique.a whole has been fighting a way, and the pope's message was to people, to arm themselves with compassion. studio: our rome correspondent, mark lowen. some good news now, in this most difficult of years — the first concert to be held inside notre dame cathedral in paris since it was severely damaged by a fire last year. there was no audience and the socially distanced singers wore hard hats and boiler suits because the cathedral is still a building site. as well as classical pieces they gave a heart warming rendition ofjingle bells. they sing jingle bells. christmas in bethlehem looks a little different this year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. this was the scene in bethlehem this morning, in manger square. you can see a normally busy scene is quite empty. but the celebrations still went ahead at the church of the nativity where christians believejesus was born. but the service, which is normally attended by thousands of local and foreign worshippers, was closed to the public this y

ethiopia, nagorno-karabakh, and mozambique james al-jazeera of the united nations. iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to halt on restricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent under the 2 $1015.00 nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out of iran was limited to below 4 percent. also, jabar is live for us in toronto. i understand not everyone in the rain in government agrees with the direction parliament's taking with this bill, right? yes, it certainly there is a very, very different opinion when it comes to the government of present hassan rouhani who negotiated that very deal in 2015. this conservative parliament had been debating this motion for a while now and it seems that these fascination of. 7 the scientist on friday of mosques and factories are there just expedited them to put forth this motion in an urgent session and pass it. now what happens to this bill is that it will go to the guardian council. that is a body that is ultim

ethiopia, nagorno-karabakh, and mozambique jamesburg al-jazeera of the united nations. india's governments has invited farmers unions for talks following mass protests over new laws that could affect prodigy's prices. tens of thousands of people have been taking part in rallies in new delhi, many travels from a to states where phone, there's a worry, the new laws will put an end to minimum prices. they've been guaranteed. and that will load private buyers to determine the costs of the crops close with purana misson single. with the latest. despite farm union leaders attending talks with the government, tens of thousands of farmers remain on to keep highways blocking the road into the capital region of delhi. now, farm union leaders have told us that they're attending the talks, but they're not hopeful of a breakthrough. and that's because of prime minister narendra modi's comment that these laws are good for farmers, that they're in the interest of farmers and fama, say that that's what happened last time in the last round of talks and november that the government didn'

plus, uneasy peace -- armenia hands over control of two regions of war-torn naanrno-karabakh as partmistice with azerbaijan. >> for the azerbaijani milita' that'stationed here, ever since they were children they were told nagorno kabakh was

the prime minister last month 2 and a 6 week war with the seri with azerbaijan over the nagorno-karabakh region the agreement sees armenia returning a significant part of the disputed territory to us about john meanwhile thousands of areas are now starting to move back to areas that have been under armor new control. this time we did it we won says hum that ibrahim off he proudly show the 2 armenian tanks captured in a recent battle 28 years ago he fought against yemeni and himself that is when the last nickel a car bomb to i mean yeah that is why he's especially happy about this victory. go to look it's still loaded the tanks was still full of ammunition when we took them they just left everything there and ran away. we travel with hama to act i am one of the so-called liberated zones factum is a ghost town after being captured by i mean in forces in 1903 the assyrian population fled and the captures destroyed the city because the here ashima off the caucasus. mariam is returning here after 27 years she's proud and happy but she's not sure she will ever be able to live here again. or to

comes their heads the 1st vaccination approval study in here in germany for the pharmaceutical firm karabakh and he's the director of tubing at university hospital thank you sir for joining us. thank you. let's take a look now at the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic. the number of people hospitalized with covert 19 in the united states has reached 100000 an all time high as the pandemic increases the strain on health care systems there italy meanwhile will place strict limits on travel over the christmas and new year's holidays movement between regions will be banned altogether from december 21st and russian president vladimir putin has ordered voluntary mass vaccinations to start next week moscow says it sputnik vaccine is 95 percent effective and over $1000.00 in the road to recovery is the focus of a special session of the un general assembly almost $100.00 world leaders and scores of government ministers are taking part the 2 day meeting coincides with the release of a u.n. study showing that more than 1000000000 people could be living in extreme poverty by 2030 due in pa

concessions made by and he called last month to end a 6 week war with us or by john over the nagorno-karabakh reach of the agreement sees armenia returning a significant part of the disputed territory to azerbaijan well thousands of johnnys are now starting to move back to areas that have been under armenian control. or to be mario mr points to the place where she once lived she says our dome was a beautiful town until 1903 the year i mean ian forces captured it her husband and her brother died in the fighting this is her 1st visit to argue in over 27 years. to condemn grew to secure i'm happy and proud of course everything has been destroyed here and i'm home again this is where i lived and grew up in the. mosque is still stand there we go now you know he brought him up against the armenians his animosity towards his old enemy remain strong. they kept animals here may god punish them for keeping pigs sheep and cattle in a muslim prayer room. is ours says he brought him off. he's proud that it's under another version any control that's thanks in part to support provided by neighboring turkey

demanding the country's prime minister step stone and yet a fan is still angry over the nagorno-karabakh peace deal with neighboring as a ceasefire ended the latest flare up in a conflict that has dragged on for decades it escalated in september and left thousands millions dead and infrastructure damage to the russian break agreement signed in early november with moscow sending in peacekeepers to street to calm however the public in armenia have seen the deal is humiliating the country signing a symbolic territories to us. so that brings you up to date that's how things are looking so far today here and i say we'll be back with the headlines and more stories at the top of the. emergent picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings. first it was my job it was my building was my savings i have nothing i have nothing there's no word of truth i look for resources i look for jobs i'll look for everything i can to make this house. in oil of doing. the road to the american dream paved with good refugees it's this v

comes their heads the 1st vaccination approval study in here in germany for the pharmaceutical firm karabakh and he's the director of tipping at university hospital thank you sir for joining us. thank you. now as british prime minister words johnson says vulnerable groups in the country will be vaccinated against the krona virus from next week the u.k. on wednesday became the 1st country in the world to authorize a vaccine developed by young tech pfizer on the u.s. and the e.u. are expected to follow suit in the coming weeks but doses of the vaccine will initially be in short supply raising the question of who should be top of the list to receive it. everyone in the world who wants to get vaccinated against kovan 1000 should be able to at least that's the idea but demand for the vaccine is likely to be much greater than the initial supply now governments must decide who comes 1st and who must wait most agree that fair distribution should take place independent of a country or individual's ability to pay in britain an independent commission has developed a multi-step plan according to the key

military parade to markets recent victory over armenia in their conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region turkish president to one joined the celebrations after back in azerbaijan in the 6 weeks before turkish made hardware was credited with giving a surprise on the upper hand in the offensive. a female television news anchor has been shot dead in eastern afghanistan malala was killed along with her driver as she travelled to work in jalalabad she was also an activist who spoke out on women and children's rights it is the latest in a series of attacks targeting journalists activists and politicians. authorities in barcelona say at least 3 people have died in a fire at an abandoned warehouse occupied by homeless migrants witnesses said more than 150 people may have been sleeping inside the building when the blaze broke out the cause of the fire is unclear and authorities are still struggling to identify the victims it's. a 2 day european union summit is getting underway where a dispute over the use budget and coronavirus relief fund appears to be over the leaders have been arriving

last month to end a 6 week war with azerbaijan over the nagorno-karabakh the agreement says armenia returning a significant part of the disputed territory to azerbaijan thousands of their ears are now starting to move back to areas that had been under a meaning control. this time we did it we won says hum that it brought him off he proudly showed the 2 armenian tanks captured in a recent battle 28 years ago he fought against yemeni and himself that is when they lost. to i mean yeah that is why he's especially happy about this victory. a little bit it's still loaded the tanks were still full of ammunition when we took them they just left everything there and ran away. we travel with hama to act i am one of the 50 so-called liberated songs factum is a ghost town after being captured by i mean in forces in 1903 the assyrian population fled and the captures destroyed the city because of the hiroshima off the caucasus. is returning here after 27 years she's proud and happy but she's not sure she will ever be able to live here again. is where i went to school but over there is where our house used

azerbaijan it's part of a peace deal that ended recent fighting over the disputed region of going to karabakh. yes relative cheered as names of returning soldiers were announced outside the military airport here in moscow which broke at the truce has more than 4 to 100 over to our media on monday when a dozen prisoners were returned to azerbaijan it is unclear how many more people are still to be exchanged. nigeria's federal police force says extra investigators have been deployed to help find hundreds of missing school boys they were taken on friday nights when gunmen stormed a state boarding school in the town of kind of in the northwestern cut scene a state state government says 333 students are unaccounted for while the nigerian president's office says at least 10 boys were abducted parents of missing students staged protests demanding the return of her children president mohamed bihari has been criticized for not visiting the school even though he's currently visiting his home state of katsina. lebanon's caretaker prime minister has refused to cooperate with the investigation into the ba

angry over concessions he made last month to end a 6 week war with us about john over the nagorno-karabakh we should he agree with cesar munir we're turning a significant part of the disputed territory. on meanwhile thousands of these are now starting to move back to areas that had been under armenian control. or today have been seeing that mario missed points to the place where she once lived she says like them was a beautiful town until 1903 the year i mean ian forces captured it her husband and her brother died in the fighting this is her 1st visit in over 27 years. so you've been them good to see kids i'm happy and proud of course everything has been destroyed here and i'm home again this is where i lived and grew up the. mosque is still standing. he must fight against the armenians his animosity towards his old enemy remain strong. they kept animals here may god punish them for keeping pigs sheep and cattle in a muslim prayer room. not gonna cut up office hours says he brought him off he's proud that it's under any control that's thanks in part to support provided by neighboring turke

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