this is the first time we are having kosovo elections throughout kosovo territory as a result of the 19 april agreement. this agreement has its supporters, but has its opponents to the north. this was the first step. >> that's it for now from pristina. >> thank you. meanwhile there has been violence between fans at a football match in serbia's capital, belgrade. crowds held flares and started fires in the stadium, which pilled with smoke. play was suspended while security personnel restored order. >> thousands of people including european leaders attended the state funeral of poland'ses prime minister. he died at age 86 in warsaw. his time in power lasted two years. at the service on sunday he was honoured for transforming poland. >> france's for instance minister says -- foreign minister says the killing of two journalists was not on. as tim friend reports from paris. >> nolent knows -- nobody knows who took them or why they were killed. ghislaine dupont and claud verlon worked for radio france internationale. they were found dead a few kilometres away. the tuareg rebel leader they

on the first free elections for all of kosovo -- these are the first free elections for all of kosovo, and that makes them historic for all of our young nation. >> it was the first democratic vote since kosovo broke away from serbia. >> it is a test of democracy and our country, proof that everyone has a voice -- democracy in our hastry, proof that everyone a voice. >> one polling station closed after masked men stormed it, smashing ballot boxes. ethnic serb hard-liners called for a boycott. there were widespread reports of voter intimidation. many here still feel strong ties to serbia. there was fear that taking part in the election could amount to recognizing kosovo's statehood. others were glad for the chance to be part of the political process. >> i have no intention of leaving. throw me out. i decided to vote in the hope of a better future here. >> for the first time, the serbian government in belgrade urged ethnic serbs in kosovo to get out and vote. both countries are eager to show the eu they are ready to copper a -- to cooperate. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry paid wha

this is typical of northern kosovo, where serbs are the majority. insults are thrown at those who decide to vote. >> translation: we are boycotting the elections because kosovo is organise them. they are not recognising them. this is a way of incorporating us into albania. >> officers have been deployed, many concentrated in the volatile north. >> we have around 460 police officers working two 12-hour shifts, covering working centres. so far we haven't recorded a possible incident. nor have we recorded an incident that may endanger general security situation in the north of kosovo. >> success of the elections will determine the next step into the process. the boycott by the serbs in the north could be a major obstacle on that road. >> murder charges have been laid against paul ciancia, the man that opened fire in the los angeles international airport. new detail emerged about the shooting leaving one t.s.a. dead and other wounded. the shooter was clearly intent on taking out his rage on t.s.a. agents. investigators found a note he allegedly wrote sa

>> so far no major incidents throughout kosovo. we were told by a reporter based in the northern parts of kosovo that some polling stations were not open in time, so the voters could not cast votes. we could not confirm that with the central election commission. they said that it's only one polling station not opened in time due to technical irregularities. we were told that some buses, which were organised by the serbian government were not allowed into kosovo territory. they were carrying passengers and voters from serbia who wanted to cast votes. they were forced to continue their journey. for now, no bigger incident. >> thank you. >>> now a state funeral is due to be held for poland's first prime minister after communism. he died age 86 in wa saw. he was in power in 1989 for less than two years. the funeral service will celebrate his role celebrating commoounism to democracy. >> the economy in madagascar has been badly damaged. more young women are selling their bodies in order to survive. >> life drives many people to take des

these are the first free elections for all of kosovo. and that makes them historic our young nation sees his successor though. it was the first boat in the north since kosovo broke away from serbia yet these selections in a test of the political maturity a test of democracy in our country and the best proof that everyone has a voice in the news came in just two years. attention has been focused on the serb minority in kosovo scam snore. one polling station closed after masked men stormed a smashing ballot boxes. ethnic serb hardliners called for a point on. and there were widespread reports of voter intimidation many here still feel strong ties to serbia and there was fear that taking part in the election for ramon to recognizing kosovo's statehood. still others welcomed the chance to be part of the political process the nice guy has no intention of leaving. and nobody can throw me out us so i decided to vote in the hope of a better future here. for the first time the serbian government in belgrade for ethnic serbs impossible to get old

. >> not everyone is on board with the idea in kosovo. >> for the people of kosovo casting a ballot is more than determining a winner. it's the first time polls covering the entire territory has been organised by the government. it is hoped that it will smooth a path to the i-e.u. membership. a steady influx of people entered polling stations to work out who will be the next mayor. >> translation: these elections are important. it's important it is being held in the north. >> translation: we are talking about local elections. we need more young people, especially in the municipal assembly. it's important for voices to be heard. >> a short walk over the brim to the northern part of the city -- bridge to the northern part of the city, the picture is different. many refuse to vote because they feel that these are not their elections. empty ballot boxes and election officials keen to avoid cameras. this is typical of voting across northern kosovo. insults are thrown at those who choose to vote. >> we are not recognising kosovo's independence. these elections are a way of incorporating us i

in kosovo.hey're against the serbian people. the aim is to an independent kosovo. i think under 1% of that will vote. >> reporter: now the serbian government in belgrade has withdrawn its support for such defiance as part of talks with e.u. they have agreed to take to north kosovo, and many feel abandoned. >> reporter: many feel abandoned. these barricades are the place where this sentiment is so much presence. the fact that the election is being held in the north kosovo is more important. but government officials are setting up targets for serb turnout. >> i think more than 15% in first election we have to encourage people in coming election it could be much higher percentage than in first election. >> reporter: with the threat of a boycott of the elections in the north, pledging that they won't be a silent observer. >> we're working that it will not fail. it is not easy elections there. it's not ease for people there to see how their lives will improve after the elections. we will believe, and

. >> tight secure for e elections in kosovo which have big implications for the country's future. we begin in the philippines where preside where the president is the continuing his tour of the region devastated by haiyan. his government was facing criticism it was slow to respond to the drafter. more than 4 million people have been displaced. >> what i want to stress is that the government has the means beyond many countries, 28 current trees helping out on the operations. can we rise up? of course we can but it will be easier and faster in everyone helps out. >> some aid has gun to arrive in the provrnings of eastern sama. it's cut off from food and water. the only option to get there is by air. we join the air force. he met a woman desperately to return to her family and witnessed their emotional reunion. >> there is not a second to lose as aust tralian air force troops packed c 130 with equipment and supplies. it was full of aid workers, police and one civilian, a young woman holding back tears in the dim cargo area. as the plain depends into this devastated landscape, she is

there was a mixed reaction here in kosovo.esterday's election was a huge success especially because of a big turnout mostly in the regions, and they see these elections as a huge success because these are the first elections to be the serbian population that was casting votes. here in northern kosovo, where i am, there is also mixed feelings representatives of serbia and representatives that took place on those elections. one polling station was attack attacked, one bomb was thrown on another polling station, and there were all-day widespread intimidation by nationalist organizations which were agitating for bo boycotts of the elections. they had to be held in northern kosovo, and they won't recognize the results because of those i wants, and in the meantime interim administration should be installed in municipality with serbian majority. >> the e.u. itself, has condemned the violence. how will that affect the efforts by efforts of serbia to move closer to europe. >> they will certainly ask some questions to belgrade regarding

it's seen as a crucial test of serbia and kosovo's relationship more than five years after kosovo broke away and unilaterally declared independence. both countries hope a successful election will boost their hopes of yojoining the european union. before that happens they want ethnic serbs to integrate with the rest of the country. while serbia's government is belgrade encouraged them to vote, hardliners who refuse to recognize kosovo's independence tried to thwart the election. we have the report now. >> reporter: these people are once again casting their ballots. voting was stopped last month when masked men entered the polls station and destroyed ballot boxes and smashed windows and injured election commission members. while their identity isn't known, thrp quickly appoint to the antielection demonstrators. those who boycotted it rejected the allegations. >> translator: it would be political madness. why would we destroy ballot boxes with only 2% of the people voted? we were getting ready to start celebrating. all the facts are suggesting that belgrade did it. >> reporter: serbia offi

facebook recognizes kosovo as an independent state. social networkers campaigning for the release of a jailed vietnamese blogger. deep sea fishing debate stepped up a notch in france after an illustrator published this comment on her blog announcing the intensive fishing and its devastating impact on the ecosystem. through colorful drawings and kick your goal text. she said the fishing boats are contributing to the destruction of coral reefs and hundreds of species of marine life. she is also urging readers to sign a petition against deep-sea fishing. the online cartoon is enjoying great success and the petition has garnered around 700,000 signatures. environmental organization, for the implementation of the european commission but also to ban -- organization working to protect oceans for the past 10 years has published several investigations putting the -- pointing the finger and highlighting what they consider their lack of economic and ecological sense. publichas reached the stage and supporters of deep-sea fishing has joined the de

i dropped local elections in kosovo. masked men smashed a polling station in an apparent bid to discourage pics are from posting. first etf. as long as an alarm and more say in court at a high security police complex outside cairo that trial was adjourned. just minutes after it began. morrissey is the country's first ever democratically elected leader he's been charged for inciting violence linked to the deaths of protesters during his time in office cairo corresponding captaincy leaves covering the town of katherine does anymore about what happened there in court this morning this trial is due to start scientists in the insta family hearing from what source is restricted in many ways and i receive is refusing to the white suits and accept prisoners on remand after wet when the idiot box and he did appear in court festival any good jacket that he was a ton and detached and said you have no right to judge me i am still hesitant. i answered and all that is what he said l said that the defendants maintained in the calm the

so what will be next for kosovo after these elections? will the north be integrated in the rest of the country? it is up to politicians to see whether they can overcome this boycott which the seriously hampered this negotiation processes between belgrade and kristina. >>> i am eboni deon. it has been a mainly quiet and dry day over the eastern u.s. we have clear air. it's allowing that much colder air to drive in across parts of new england. temperatures really haven't moved all that much. earlier this morning, around 46 degrees and in new york city and we are only sitting at 50 degrees. it's now 46 in boston. we are at 54 in philadelphia. it's 58 in d.c. so what a difference a day makes at a passing cold front. yesterday, we were mild enjoying temperatures slightly above average. but today, the bottom will contain a fall out as those temperatures drop overnight tonight. we will have freeze warnings in place. it does now include coastal areas of connecticut along with new york city, newark south. cover up any sensitive plants that you mig

serving in kosovo. we had thirdly an operation in the gulf of adden to support operation ocean shield which links to not only the european union but countries like china and indonesia and russia. in order to provide for security at sea, we had an air policing operation in the baltics as well as over iceland, and iceland in the future will see the participation of non-nato members, finland and sweden, and of course we had our operations in afghanistan and libya. let me spend two minutes on those operations and the lessons we learned for nato. afghanistan is a unique, truly unique operation. it involves 50 nations at the height, deployed 150,000 troops. a third of which came from european nato members. and in 2009, cartwright will remember those discussions, we found an afghanistan that was frankly a mess. it was a place where our mission was failing. and we had a strategy that was unfocused and means that were insufficient and we had a probability of success that was waning. that was the situation as we

deposed president muhammad mossy gets underway the marrow cancer that calls for fresh elections in kosovo as the nets most political poll. syria keystrokes in doubt after the opposition coalition set preconditions for attending. ramsay every kid makes its way across north america europe and africa deposed egyptian president muhammad most he has the right thing according i read what his team to stand trial. more c and fourteen of the members of the muslim brotherhood facing charges of inciting the killing of protest is outside the presidential palace was opposition to these rules bread. i drew these are high and the supporters of the brotherhood of coal from us protests. you'll see replaced calls the new iraq is the country's president calling it democratic election but jordy he's thirteen months in power using conflict with the number of key institutions. this discontent spread the army stepped in and removed him from power in july. he's been held that an undisclosed location sixty cents to one tiny room is on a gin many believe the trial will further deepen divisions within the country a

it took one year for nato to get involved in kosovo.it took one week for nato to decide to get involved in libya. this was a unique mission. it was a mission that involved for the first time real and involvement. people then calling for that for the last 65 years. he allies in the partners provided the bulk of the forces. the united states contributed -- it enabled this operation to succeed. 75%united states provided of the intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance. they provided refueling that made the bombing campaign necessary. they provided predators that could go after specific targets. 100% of thed capacity to surprise air defenses. -- suppress error defenses. 13 countries participated in the operation. the vast bulk of those who didn't participate couldn't because they did not have the capabilities. advancednot have the air forces that were necessary for combat organizations. to kosovo when the united states struck 90% of the targets, in libya, the united states struck 10% of the target. that is the kind of mission sharing fro

we will get to some degree the scenario we had in kosovo, where on the same day the republican controlled house of representatives voted against expanding our intervention against terminating our intervention and tied, literally tied, on whether we should continue to do what we were doing, it's not going to be easy to get congress to act if congress has to act or get the political support. but i think the demonstrated restraint in not rushing in to another middle eastern adventure actually helps the credibility of a future administration in a situation in which there was a much more clear cut -- much more clear cut challenge. with that, i -- since i don't think the airplane -- the days have passed when airplanes wait for me. >> you can't deter the departure. >> just to comment, because it glosses over a lot -- [ applause ] >> i think i owe curt the courtesy of hearing his rebuttal. >> you can rebut me later. >> it crosses over a lot. we had a red line and secretary kerry saying we would be responding to the use of chemical weapons and president saying so and we didn't do so. then we got o

bylane says mark the key local election in kosovo where ethnic serbs were encouraged to vote for the first time police fired tear gas to disperse a group of masked men who raided a polling station in the multi ethnic city of. international observers fled as the clashes broke out the local serbian minority has been under pressure to boycott the poll and to avoid further legitimizing the state is a breakaway kosovo. becomes bigger states but big money troubles england's blue bloods are feeling the economic squeeze even though britain is recovering artists are cilia met one bread line. where one speaks of the british aristocracy be traditional landed gentry or noble with what would imagine lavish lifestyles a grand estate as it would have been centuries ago but the reality today is not quite up to par as it would have been in the past. i'm on what we call the job seekers allowance so i have to support this markup all or most single month loans. so each of us gets five pounds a day my wife and i this isn't what one would expect to hear from an earl heir apparent to the marquise side of a

was he was consul in our elections in kosovo that being mobbed by a campaign of intimidation. the west how to hate that the fed would help integrates of snubbing ins in the country but only a fraction of those eligible to play since of all it's all cool and post it on top. and that those that did it faced abuse by groups of sub pop minus four a cat scan because the snow masked men forced their way into this polling station and a bit sad throwing tear gas and smashing ballot boxes and windows. the incidents affecting the whole election into question. we will respect what the government of republic of serbia one basket was that it is definitely clear that they will be no more connections and fords today. i expect to be intentional community will know and actions into bits of it and then new ones as soon as possible. although threats intimidation had already might be like sending the north and serve so many ticks eighteen. sarah candidate comes to your pancake was attacked by two masked men on friday. brokaw we sense that refuse to recognize it as an independent states despite se

participating in these elections with the serbs are so cute using them for a serbian state based kosovo has been created eyes of the serbian people's misfortune. everyone here understands the gods of the trail. it says in casa de must assign time david and in eighteen fifty nine. some one point eight million people would take to the post. we didn't have been protests in support of the comedienne the semi set the satirical tv show and was taken off the a new week off to his comeback television channels have to say would have been all cost because it violates its editorial policy. but that's a nice it is often compared to american john askew x has come under fire from booking agent mentioned buddhists stephen powerful. protesting to the right to poke fun this beat its political crises dozens of activists staged a demonstration of the private tv channels bbc reporting on the popular satirical program hosted by comedian gots a new set. the move was condemned by his friends as well as senior political figures when you need to reject what happened to the media center east and the revolution c

. >> the leaders of serbia and kosovo are coming together in an effort to come closer to the europeannion. they are hoping to bridge ethnic division. but the historic event did not happen without incident. if polling site was forced to close early afternoo after the g was attacked by a group of people with masks. >> in india the festival of lights. this year foreign goods are making the festival a little less you authentic. >> prayers are an important tradition during the festival of light. but apart from prayers this is somewhat less traditional. lights made in chai china have flooded the ma ar market. these chinese ones are brighter and cheaper. in india they make one or two-pieces a day. in china production is much higher. >> a local business association says at least a third of consumers are buying chinese made decorations. but some have adapted by embracing chinese imports. the trading of the chinese products here and they feel that is much more profitable than manufacturing. >> although the country's biggest festival good prices or better quality is more important than a made in

cheryl received an emmy nomination for her 6-part series on the children of kosovo, she was selected by the league of women voters as one of the six women who could be president. ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do somethi

with the honor of wednesday for full force of will post them in kosovo gotta get him also that the muffin. check into a new tax or would you be. cricket is doing what it is seen in non coms contest on a clean soft on pti. it is donning the canteen against the two attacks it out with the c i a station chiefs team in the beading pressure tactic on this day the fbi the fiftieth birthday from then. he advocates that bad but at the washington ot. i've rejected this and the autonomic the gang at home albeit that they died and some of these flights over the icc that abrogated the pti investigating the attacks came on to the cibc chief. he decided to leave the country. unaudited the year. he and his vision keen to woo hoo. peanut. i just found a spot just began in the peak of shots he did that surprise when nato forces enough time stalin in protest against the continuing to one attacks the plot and scheme that he iot sikesn a white any teeth and said that symonds had the game the park is on audubon has warned the country's media toward freezing indicated the nikon soft and tender care. in a video

in kosovo local elections are takes place. nato and eu troops are standing guard at polling stations. they canceled voting two weeks ago in some parts of the country because of violence. long-standing ethnic tensions split the area in two, divides serbs and ailal baynians. mow zam beak had a sift war that ended in 1992. municipal elections are set for wednesday. more than 100 different political parties are on the ballot in nepal. the vote for assembly seats underscores a desperate need for a new government and constitution. no clear majority or political road map is expected. >>> many maldives they have new president. he's being sworn in today after defeating the incumbent that resigned last year. he took office in 2008 as the first democratically elected president. >>> it was an exceptional tough week for president obama and his health care plan. as white house officials scrambled to figure problems with the healthcare.gov website, he faces new criticism from democrats. erica ferrari reports. >> reporter: new challenges for

kosovo was the weekend was leaking and lied to us i'm against it and say i don't think you intentionally gone. now maybe shouldn't have called on back and said let me explain about what we'll all kinds of water rainwater has a little bit of trivia myrtle bit of something and it goes in there and it is going in the ocean. she did this or that hindsight i wish the heck. he also pointed out that it is important to stand by the affected communities but the time of the three mile island accident. he says he moved into the area with his family. i cannot go there and be the spokesman for the smooth out my feelings so my children go to school here my eye can see the cooling towers from my house because they're going to say we are just from washington. in your urine you come here during the week can you go home and we can be a one hundred kids. so that people would not trust what i would say. if i could say them. i live. and this community. this was an important thing is flowers to people having trust and confidence. in any team won in the organization. he says who needs to work out its own ways

and kosovo one local council candidates been killed another wounded in separate attacks the slain politician in this shot in the city of serbia by an off duty police officer the assailant later surrendered to police authorities report that the incident was triggered by a personal spat this comes as tensions remain high head of sunday's vote with more than five thousand police deployed around the area to guard polling stations. and. the french region of brittany as seen violent clashes between protesters and security forces over a proposed eco tax it was due to come into force in two thousand and fourteen and was to be applied to transport vehicles delivering goods around the country but was later indefinitely suspended still public anger continues with demonstrators calling for the law to be a no similar violent protest last week saw two people seriously hurt. police summoned shaikh ali solomon head of the main shiite opposition faction in bahrain for questioning the authorities provided no specific reason yet for the move but have been strongly condemned by solomons party the nation is seen

he's literally written the book on transatlantic security, with books on kosovo "winning ugly" as well as the security council in the shadow of the oval office. he was at university of maryland. he served at brookings and he served on the national security staff during the clinton administration during difficult times dealing with the balankan as well. with that, ambassador daalder, let me welcome you to the podium. we're looking forward to your reflexes today. [ applause ] >> thanks for that really kind and full some introduction, it's good to be here. i've heard that you said it was -- you were hoping for a provocative and frank speech. because this is off the record, right, except for c-span, i will hopefully oblige. no, it really is i think fitting to have the opportunity to talk about my four years at nato and sort of what the future looks like here at the atlantic council that has done over the many years so much to support transatlantic relations, to support nato, and support, indeed, my own work when i was in brussels, including in the runup to and during the nato summit in chi

and kosovo two local council candidates were wounded one of them fatally in separate attacks the slain politician shot in the city of sirte by an off duty police man the assailant later surrendered to police authorities report that the incident was triggered by a personal quarrel is comes as tensions remain high out of sunday's vote with more than five thousand police deployed to guard polling stations. the french region of brittany's violent clashes between protesters and security forces over proposed tax it was due to come into force in two thousand and fourteen and was to be applied to transport vehicles delivering goods around the country but later indefinitely suspended public anger continues though with demonstrators calling for the law to be a no similar violent protest last week saw two people seriously injured. two security guards and two inmates have been injured in a prison fire in northern saudi arabia the blaze broke out as inmates were rioting at the facility because of the unrest and the fire are under investigation authorities have reported that order has been restored

their route demonstrations been ongoing for weeks now after the girl in the family were sent back to kosovo the parents were about instantly to reach their fifth year in france not would have granted the residence status now she's been invited but the parents not. thousands of street cleaners refuse collectors have been gathering in madrid to protest against mass layoffs because of city budget cuts unions have declared an open ended strike round of thousands stuff stand to lose their jobs out into the hundreds who became unemployed in august workers set fire to trash and chanted calls for the mayor. police say a gunman who opened fire in a shopping mall in new jersey has been found dead the man let off several rounds seemingly at random without injuring anyone before shooting himself in the head is body was found in a back room in one of the buildings that after a massive manhunt involving hundreds of police officers both inside and outside the building. are completely lighter note now russia's capital sparkling with gloss and glamour this week as beauties from eighty six countries fly in f

but for instance the intervention in kosovo also was illegal but there is also other perception which is a gentleman ality for a fascinating discussion will run out of time many thanks to my guest in new york and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the scene and remember. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. piers later when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could get what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. he'd. slipped under common law should be. the face i think you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. if. sweden. is in agreement it wi

but for instance the intervention in kosovo also was illegal but there is also other perception which is a generally ality thing for a fascinating discussion will run out of time many thanks to my guests in new york and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the scene next time and remember. i think. we're going to go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crisis of a girl we've been a hydrogen right hand full of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once will just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america to find ready to join the movement then walk a little bit which. is obviously more for the latest because

started in october when french police took a fifteen year old girl off a school bus to send her back to kosovo with her family. and next as promised abby martin looks at the surge in afghan opium and the corporate interests behind it. you know i love these rare moments where action of something fairly sounds positive to share with you the f.t.'s work in the band partially hydrogenated oils which are the leading source of trans fats and foods and possibly the cause of up to twenty thousand heart attacks per year across the usa according to f.d.a. commissioner margaret hamburg as you know i would like the chemicals in my food kept to a minimum but the thing is the people at the f.d.a. are surely aware of all the hormones and beef and jim o's being produced why does this band have such a very narrow narrow focus in fact when you look at all the things that americans consume smoke use that to swear health some get the vile. band hammer while others are completely tolerated if you ever talk to a hardcore marijuana smoker they'll tell you what do we does better for you than beer and that's legal the

demonstrations been ongoing for weeks now off to go the family was sent back to kosovo. the parents replied instantly to reach their fifty eight in from out of wood in front of them residents take this man she knew much about the parents know them. dozens of street cleaners refuse collectors of a gathering in madrid to protest against mass layoffs because of city budget cuts the names of the credit open ended strike. read the funds in stocks and the news that killed adding to the hundreds who became unemployed in all it took a set fire to trash and johnson both of them and to go the police say gunmen who opened fire in a shopping mall in new jersey and found that the man let off several rounds in the ram them without injuring anyone before she himself in the head. his body was found dead in a locked room in there when the building stuff for massive my mom to both the congress of the soft both inside and outside though well completely like to note that russia's capital spike lee with gloss and glamour this week a species to make the six countries flaw in full the miss uni

the presidents of afghanistan and kosovo the prime ministers of pakistan and morocco and leaders of the number of other muslim countries underscoring the forums importance. british prime minister david cameron spoke to the crowd he said london intends to become a financial center for the islamic world that means creating conditions to attract investments from muslim countries and businesses said the british government plans to issue two hundred million pounds worth of islamic bonds or so ago. that will make the united kingdom the first non muslim country to issue its climate debt securities britain is also planning to create a special islamic index on the london stock exchange the dish investments said. but one of the trinity. what's good for me. we will only show a big portion of that investment is made right here in britain we have created a roadmap for islamic financing and signed a strategy in partnership with the islamic development bank the legal framework for islamic financial institutions is being improved. we are planning to attract one hundred and fifty billion dollars for ind

nuclear program the european union has condemned the violence that marred sunday's local elections in kosovo. it was the first nationwide balloting cause but to include the serb minority since the country declared independence in two thousand eighth of may to peacekeepers said they harassed into the nanda devi it's the ultimate truth itself this does not diminish attack polling stations in progress that has ten up with email among asian accent despite backing before the coordinating sandia peacekeepers will still help safeguard our blocks of housing in the capital pristina. lots of spectacular discovery that's been making headlines around the world precious paintings by the likes of picasso and seagal has been uncovered here in germany and there was an estimated one billion units. fifty is that lay hidden in a munich apartment until tax collectors came calling his will. when he is going to a pensioner capital works out of sight in his munich apartment. fifteen hundred works of art made the masterpieces were stored in darkened rooms. going to lead a reclusive life with these hidden treasure.

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