you know in other areas in the kurdistan regional government which were covering about maybe i don't know seventy percent two thirds of what they needed but after the events of october sixteenth where the baghdad forces you know together with the iranian backed forces had invaded and seize some of these key oil fields now the situation financially for the carriage is particularly precarious so we know that islamic state is been forced out to the country is that leaving a somewhat a void here is being filled by a lot of tension and emotions are people now turning back to old rivalries. sure well those all mixtape was somewhat i don't know if you could say attractive but it was a. an outlet a you know a relief for some of the sunni population who were looking for an answer to baghdad and baghdad's shiran government backed by iran with the hostile xabi the forces are now in the sunni areas that isis wants controlled and so if it was bad before it's especially you know volatile unstable and bad now. the prime minister of iraqi kurdistan is called on the protesters to remain peaceful he s

i also mean why didn't mr actions across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and unpaid public sector salaries in suliman near the demonstrators to the west of the city set fire to the offices of political parties from minister higher level ideas warning he'll take action if any citizens are tracked in kurdistan. can vary for catalonia snap parliamentary election is drawing to a close catalans head to the polls on thursday for a vote that could decide if the province breaks away from spain called pendle has more from barcelona as voters consider their options. it's a last brush before campaigning closes a rally for the separatists d r c o catalan republican left party former speaker of the regional parliament karma fork adele is lucky to be here a tool she's free on bail for now but faces criminal charges for rebellion. i don't think anybody that's alone imagine what was going to happen we could never have imagined that. after the october secession referendum prosecutors arrested key cattle and leaders for their role in organizing that vote and the spanish cen

to the kurdistan regional government so are you see the problem more than a short term problem there's a long term history problem in in kurdistan regional area after saddam gone and the liberal democrats have been placed constitutional same estate been asked replaced and the kurdish authorities try to build up. a proper. nation of them across the more than seventy state in north norfolk unfortunately the regional powers always had a heightened hands behind the kurds because the kurds has been divided after nine hundred twenty three laws and. between the turkey turkey iraq and iran. side are iran turkey finally we can see that coming together. trying to destroy the original. i don't see the problems and the escalating of the violence is just part of the. problem the domestic policy as i see it as a regional problem and as an international problem as well bill how much appreciate your time and your views middle east expert bill hunt and sell my guest. now the news police in the united kingdom of detained for man in a series of raids aimed at foiling a suspected christmas attack or thoug

operate in iraq to takeate in kurdistan always giants.enefitthis is for the of iraq, kurdistan and our international economy, overall, we have had very trustworthy relations, i do understand the i thinkty of the issue, is a really complex problem. we believe there are no barriers that prevent us from improving and maintaining good ties with iraqi kurdistan. >> i'm from the oil-rich area. i will change my question, you talked about uniting the nation with an idea, let me give you an people, in the 1960's, from different nationalities , brought together by one idea, to produce oil for the united, this goal people, maybe should look into this experience and of course, we cannot replay history but it could come up within this with a megaproject that would bring everything together, that is what our people need, we need to consolidate the nation and to continue with the subject. that was your question about oil. other people have the tricks, the ask about this, district will turn 90 years old soon, the people of your are real heroes, they prod

operate in iraq and kurdistan.e hope this is for the benefit of iraq, kurdistan, and the russian economy. good,l, we had very trustworthy relations. i do understand the complexity of the issue. i do understand it is a really we believeblem, but barriers, noe no barriers that prevent us from improving and maintaining good time for the rocky couldn't stand -- with iraqi kurdistan. [speaking in a foreign-language] >> my name is natalia. i will change my question. you talked about uniting the nation. we need an idea. let me give you an example. in the 1960's, people from different nationalities moved there, brought together by one idea to produce oil for the country. this goal united people. maybe you should look into this experience. of course, we cannot replay history. you can come up with a megaproject that won't bring everyone together. we need to consolidate the nation and to continue with this subject. that was your question about oil. >> all the people have their tricks. some ask about fish, but you know. the di

i've also seen why the demonstrations across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and paid public sector salaries in sort of money it all demonstrators to the west of the city set fire to the offices of political parties . the death toll from tropical storm contact has risen at least forty three people have been killed in the philippines bodies are still being retrieved from areas devastated by floods and landslides power supplies are being cut and roads blocked those that stay with us obfuscate the new africa photography is next to. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany is satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the start news biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of it. but it's been a long and hundred years ago photography was a call to god and how

to be in the safe side in kurdistan. >> he said it was a miracle that all those lives were saved. he wasn't able to save all of his books. isis burned the ones left behind. as we saw when he took us back to his old house in the city. are you okay? >> no. >> she hoowed us what isis did 30,000 boorks in library. >> you can see the pages. torched it. >> the book he's managed to save are here. >> here in the holy of holies. >> holy of holies is a room in a secret location in the kurdish region of northern iraq. it is where father najib is protecting his treasured processions. >> gospel. new testament. when jesus go to jerusalem. and with the donkey. and this -- look at the colors. >> this with -- with -- yellow. >> the egg yolks. >> the yellow is made from egg yolks. >> exactly. >> what's the red do you know. >> pomegranate. >> pomegranate. >> it survived? >> yeah. >> just one of the 3500 texts he saved from isis. books like these, from the 16th, 17th century that were used by missionaries, dispatched by the church, to spread roman catholicism in the region. >> and, saint thomas aquin

there's a certain level of conflict now between the iraqi government and the government of iraqi kurdistan and that may in some way be used as the u.s. by the u.s. as a justification for keeping least special operations forces in north and iraq it is also international thanks for joining us so far so a bit coin has begun trading on the chicago futures exchange with many seeing about as a major step to legitimizing the cryptocurrency details in a moment. here's what people have been saying about redacted in the senate it's full of the only show i go out of my way to find you know what it is that really packs a punch. yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than to see people you've never heard of love back to the night president of the world bank take. me seriously send us an e-mail. seems wrong. just don't call. me. to see how to stay. active. and engaged because betrayal. when something is find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . to monday news here on our international bit coin has begun trading on the chicago futures

there's a certain level of conflict now between the iraqi government and the government of iraqi kurdistan and that may in some way be used as the u.s. by the u.s. as a justification for keeping least special operations forces and north an iraq. police brutality in america is making the headlines again it's off the body come for her it was recently released showing an officer fatally shooting and. the incident actually took place last year in the state of arizona a warning you may find this recently released video just over. police were called to the hotel after it was reported that a man had been seen pointing a gun out of his window the weapon was actually an rifle the victim twenty six year old daniel shaver had been drinking with his friends in his hotel room he was showing them his rifle which a witness thought may have been a lethal weapon well mark geragos who is representing the victim's family says it's the most horrific shooting he's ever seen but a jury acquitted the officer of murder and manslaughter charges just last thursday human rights activist randy short believes the offi

there's a certain level of conflict now between the iraqi government and the government of iraqi kurdistan and that may in some way be used as the u.s. by the u.s. as a justification for keeping a least special operations forces and north in iraq. britain's relations with russia are in a state of quote a cool war so according to the new u.k. defense secretary governor williamson who took office just a month ago warned that action must be taken risher avoiding a war against britain on so many different levels were to cool wall but one where russia is incredibly active enjoyed to do damage to british interests we should not be complacent about that we need to make sure armed forces have the resources to deal with it. the defense secretary's remarks came while he was discussing rushers so-called online troll factories he said the army is countering them with a special twitter warriors brigade the british prime minister has previously accused russia of trying to meddle in european elections and spreading fake news on that independent journalist martin summers believes despite a lack of evidenc

know how it started it started because of a sure from the baghdad sort of government against the kurdistan region coding their budget and it's best to pay as much as it can but it's three months in a real and so we see now why. public sentiment and civil unrest and what it will take i think it'll take some real. you know brinkmanship from the carriage from baghdad to bridge the divide. police in the u.k. have detained four men in a series of raids aimed at suspected christmas attack authorities said the arrests for it came from intelligence that was received during an ongoing investigation one suspect owns a fish and chip shop which was raided by police and an army bomb squad security officers evacuated residents from nearby homes police have until december twenty fifth to decide whether to charge the four suspects they are aged between twenty to forty one no connection with islamic state has been made but the terror group has been threatening european cities including london with christmas attacks most of the terrorist atrocities the u.k. this year being claimed by islamic state. we asked

attacked the headquarters of the region's political parties tensions have been increasing in iraq of kurdistan as its failed independence referendum in september which led to. swift from. facebook stands accused of collecting excessive amounts of the user data in germany we've got that story and more coming up after this short break. most of us when you don't. seem to. get a court. what are the most. space to. make. me . claiming to know german to see that. you speak french. that same year the. new. busy signal to. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you then. welcome back but they may appear to and has urged russia's security services to create a safe barrier against foreign interference in the country's society and politics his comments come ahead of next year's presidential election obviously trying to has the details. lot of our program in his speech was talking to those who work in intelligence and security this wednesday is a professional holiday for these people in russia in fact the ru

in modern iraqi kurdistan five people have reportedly been killed by security forces during anti-government protests thought that one hundred have been injured but demonstrators were demanding the resignation of the kurdish regional government the unrest started on monday when crowds attacks the headquarters of the region's political policies tensions have been increasing in iraq in kurdistan since its failed independence referendum in september which led to a swift retaliate and from baghdad. now facebook stands accused of collecting excessive amount of amounts of excessive amounts of user data in germany we've got that story and more coming up after this short break. altie we have a great team we need to strengthen before the freefall world and you're better than a legend to keep it so i took it back. in ninety ninety two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that winning spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the b

there's a certain level of conflict now between the iraqi government and the government of iraq ie kurdistan and that may in some way be used as the u.s. by the u.s. as a justification for keeping a least special operations forces in northern iraq. and other news police brutality in the u.s. is making headlines again after body count footage was recently released showing an officer fatally shooting an unarmed man the incident took place last year in the state of arizona and warning you may find the following video disturbing. huge. evolution well police were called to the hotel after it was reported a man had been seen pointing a gun out of his window weapon was actually an air rifle the victim twenty six year old daniel shaver had been drinking with friends in his hotel room he was showing them his a rifle which a witness thought may have been a lethal weapon well mark at argus who is representing the victim's family says it's the most horrific shooting he's ever seen but a jury acquitted the officer of murder and manslaughter charges last thursday where human rights activist randy short be

to look into how the operation has been handled meanwhile in iraqi kurdistan five people have reportedly been killed by security forces during anti-government protests a further one hundred have been injured the demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the kurdish regional government the unrest started on monday when crowds attacks the headquarters of the region's political parties tensions have been increasing in iraqi kurdistan since it's failed independence referendum in september which led to a swift retaliation from. that. what i'm a person has urged to russia's security services to create a safe barrier against foreign interference in the country's society and politics his comments come ahead of next year's presidential election if i tried to has the details lot of our program in his speech was talking to those who work in intelligence and security this wednesday is a professional holiday for these people in russia in fact the russian security service is marking exactly one century of its existence so on this special occasion mr putin did something he doesn't often do the pre

the believe the kurdish army believe this is the area that belonged to kurdistan and this is should be under control of course this time and the army is a is a matter of political fight over the areas too to the kurdish areas the kurds believe this is belong to kurdistan and they are. this is sovereign long to iraq. iraq as a country but. seriously that we have another time but i got the point here and so tara told dispute there much appreciated my guest mohammed u.n. coordinator with the for democracy and human rights group thank you. that wraps it up for this hour i'll see with more we'll be talking. to debate on the label see how. here's what people have been saying about rejecting the night we do i suspect it is full on. the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what does that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than nothing that i see people you've never heard of love went back to the night my president of the world bank so take. me seriously send us an e-mail. to. cut. this is boom bust.

mixed areas across also called for a dialogue between the iraqi government and the semi autonomous kurdistan regional government. the u.s. senate has narrowly approved a sweeping tax overhaul that will slash payments for business and the rich the makers will say it's by fifty one forty ninth's backed the package the vote takes president and the republicans a step closer to their biggest legislative win of the year it's been suggested the bill will add nearly one and a half trillion dollars to the u.s. national debt democrats say it's a giveaway funded by the taxpayer and investigators looking into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia now have the president's inner circle at the white house in their sights the president's son in law jared's kirschner is one of a number of people likely to come under renewed scrutiny after former national security adviser michael flynn admitted to lying to the f.b.i. unconfirmed reports suggest it was questioner who ordered flint to make contact with the russian ambassador. michael flynn leaving court in washington d.c. to cries of lock him

. >> stahl: there were more than 500, now protected in a house in erbil, the capital of kurdistan. >>on. >> columba: very good condition. early 5th century author. >> stahl: they include bibles, scientific works, and this grammar book filled with random doodles scribbled down centuries ago. fathers columba and najeeb have been cleaning, restoring and photographing the documents they have rescued from all over iraq. in going through them, they're unearthing finds like this copy of a 7th century contract believed to be a mandate by the prophet muhammed that says christians will be protected from their enemies and allowed to practice their religion. >> columba: the whole middle east at one time was characterized by pluralism, different peoples, different languages, different religions coexisting. >> stahl: you know, it's interesting that there are people who are risking their lives to preserve these documents. they're the very documents that isis is risking their lives to destroy. you know, there's a war over these books. >> columba: there's a real war. >> stahl: in that war, isis swept

the demonstrations which took place in the town of ranya also being why didn't his traces across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and unpaid public sector salaries in solomon here while demonstrators to the west of the city set fire to the offices of political parties mr high the other valley is warning he will take action if any citizens are attacked in kurdistan cattle central bank is investigating efforts to harm the country's economy by nations which have imposed blockades the banks governor says attempts have been made to manipulate councils currency securities and derivatives markets. mohamed bin sowed al folly blamed what he called a coordinated strategy by the blockading countries saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt cut diplomatic ties with cattle more than six months ago they accuse carter of funding terrorism a claim it strongly denies. is a specialist in military and political economics he says the cancer in reality is being falsely manipulated there was a conspiracy to. against authority on the sovereign bond two are to officially trade them at that art

five people have been killed and more than eighty wounded in protests in iraqi kurdistan demonstrations angry about years of austerity and paid public sector salaries. campaigning for catalonia snap parliamentary election is drawing to a close. to the polls on thursday for a vote that could decide if that province breaks away from spain called panel has more from barcelona as much as consider their options. it's the last brush before campaigning closes a rally for the separatists d r c o catalan republican left party former speaker of the regional parliament karma fork adele is lucky to be here at all she's free on bail for now but faces criminal charges for rebellion in and i don't think anybody that's alone imagine what was going to happen we could never have imagined that. after the october secession referendum prosecutors arrested key cattle and leaders for their role in organizing that vote and the spanish central government dissolved the capital and parliament a front seat is left empty for party leader john kerry us judges refused bail and instead kept him in prison fearing he wo

to be in the safe side in kurdistan. >> he said it was a miracle that all those lives were saved. behind. as we saw when he took us back to his old house in the are you okay? >> showed us what isis did to 30,000 books in library. torched it >> the book he's managed to save are here. >> here in the holy of holies. >> holy of holies is a room in a secret location in the kurdish region of northern iraq. it is where father najib is processions.ospel. new testament. when jesus go to jerusalem. and this -- lo -- t llow. >> the egg yolks.gg yolks. >> exactly. >> pomegranate. >> pomegranate. >> yeah. the 350 saved from isis. 17th century that were used by missionaries, dispatched by the church, to spread roman catholicism in the region. >> and, saint thomas aquinos. >> some show ravages of time and war.ke this fragment of the new ear 500. and, so -- >> t century. a parchment. >> wow. >> with -- with sheepskin. >> that is aramaic, language of jesus christ and our mother tongue.ther thing to remember these aren't all religious some of them are purely history. about, political events. and ki

he failed to turn up for his first day of trial he is accused of having links with the outlawed kurdistanworkers' party the p k k he has already been in prison for more than a year after being arrested in the wake of the attempted coup in turkey. outside the court near the turkish capital ankara a show of support for imprisoned opposition leader. but he's not here to matusz wasn't allowed to attend the trial in person for security reasons and he didn't appear via video link so much they're afraid of bringing so hard to putting him on trial in person because he'll be the one who put them on trial the state must ensure his safety there must be a fair trial in this country the. scene here to rally last year before his arrest dimiter is facing terrorism charges for crimes including allegedly to the outlawed kurdistan workers' party the p.k. k. the co-leader of the people's democratic party the h.t.t.p. dimittis was detained last november under the state of emergency following the attempted coup if convicted he could face a prison sentence of up to one hundred forty two year is the former huma

in the demonstrations which took place in the town of rania have also been demonstrations across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and unpaid public sector salaries in the tsunami at. the death toll from tropical storm kite tag has risen now at least forty three people have been killed in the philippines bodies are still being retrieved from areas devastated by heavy flooding and deadly landslides power supplies are being cut and many roads are blocked president detective promised a quick recovery but the government is still struggling to respond out of the world continues next hour more news for you straight off that bye for now. the four. of them. the. middle of the city. the united nation. that's where. the whole lot of. them are on their. why them with a bow. when you know how this. will happen but i mean them see a museum of. persons and look inside. the enemy of what. they are. you. must i me are new but i want to leave it to the fun listeners letisha must have to ruin my last visit of celibacy. and the assault on the. advantages. and if you thought of the.

they did not understand until recently that the new kurdistan not only be in iraq and has become apparent more recently in syria, but would also include part of turkey, which would mean losing territory and having a hostile neighbor. this is why we have begun to see the kurds as an existential stretch -- this is why they have begun to see the kurds as an existential threat they must fight beyond their borders. erdogan may speak to president assad, as they are both fighting the same enemy. as he pursues outside his own borders and warned the iraqi prime minister that turkey had arrived take the fight wherever they must, at the start of the syrian conflict, despite the shooting down of a russian jet following hard-hitting sanctions from russia, president erdogan demonstrated realpolitik in action. turkey was given permission to enter syrian territory to fight the kurds to keep the u.s. in check. they also signed a deal to meal -- to build a major gas pipeline under the boxee and -- under the black sea and helped erdogan avoid a coup just last year. a turkish chief prosecutor administered a

today more than a year after his arrest so i have seen is accused of connections to the outlawed kurdistan workers party also known as the king there may tell us has did was detained excuse me last year when the government launched a crackdown after a failed coup attempt to until his arrest the charismatic h d p leader was widely seen as the strongest political opponent to shouldn't. if convicted faces up to one hundred and forty two years in prison. for more on this so we can take you now to istanbul a story and jones is covering this case dorian this isn't an ordinary year trials also a bit more about it. certainly isn't salat in diameter she's the leader of turkey second largest opposition party but beyond that he's seen as a very important figure in turkish politics because he managed to break out of the traditional kurdish voting and secure support of turkish voters as well as kurds and many with his message of pluralism message not only of kurdish rights but them ocracy and in many ways he was seen as a person who cooperage the deep divide between kurds and turkey's in turkish societ

demonstrations which took place in the town of rania have also been wider demonstrations across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and unpaid public sector salaries instrument near or demonstrators to the west of the city set fire to the offices of political parties. the death toll from tropical storm contact has risen at least forty three people have been killed in the philippines bodies are still being retrieved from areas devastated by floods and landslides power supplies are being cut and roads blocked those that stay with us artscape the new african photography is next by fire. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany was satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a study his biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of its image but it's been a long shot

. >> a demonstration and kurdistan has left five people that.ozens more were hurt a security forces opened fire on the protesters. kurds voted yes to independence in september. --t hasrawn sweeping the fight against the islamic state group in iraq has increased the visibility and influence of shia militias. the prime ministers turned to rein in those militias. last week, the top shiite cleric urged the militia to give state issued weapons back to the iraqi government. despite that, shia training camps continue to flourish. here's our "france 24" report. >> it is one of iraq's most carefully guarded secrets. a training camp north of baghdad. these men have been recruited by popular mobilization units which are shia paramilitary groups that have been fighting the islamic state groups since 2014. they come from diverse backgrounds. civil servants, bakers, engineers. soon, these future militiamen will find common ground on the front lines for. >> these countries are extremely enriching. we learn how to behave on the battlefield. how to fight against

they did not understand until recently that the new kurdistan would not only be in iraq and has become apparent more recently in syria, but would also include the kurdish part of turkey, which would mean losing territory and having a hostile neighbor. this is why they have begun to see the kurds as an existential threat that they must fight beyond their borders. no wonder that president burdick on said something that would be unspeakable five years ago. he may speak to president assad, as they are both fighting the same enemy. hence of the fight to the death against the kurds that the president of turkey persons outside his own borders and he had warned the iraqi prime minister that turkey had arrived take the fight wherever they must. at the start of the syrian conflict, turkey and russia sat on opposite sides, but despite the shooting down of a russian jet, followed by hard-hitting sanctions from russia and the bombardment of the turkish border president erdogan , demonstrated realpolitik in action with president putin. the russians cultivated the turks, his army is the second larges

i've also been winded them straight is across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and unpaid public sector salaries in so many a while demonstrators to the west of the city set fire to the offices of political parties the minister hi the other body is warning he will take action if any citizens are attacked in kurdistan the new head of south africa's ruling a.n.c. party is calling for unity after a bitter election campaign sero around a poser who is currently the deputy president will take over from jacob zuma as leader i'm opposed be to zoom his ex-wife in the leadership vote out the party conference on monday turn your pages being getting reaction from ron paul's that rome opposes in town so what's a. several is from soweto most people here are pleased he's the new president of the governing african national congress oh i'm so happy i'm so happy it's a good thing really it is there we were weary and all we waved out meaning we're just drowning but now i am happy he may have lived it's noisy busy streets behind to become one of south africa's richest men but some

makes areas across also called for dialogue between the iraqi government and the semi autonomous kurdistan regional government. the u.s. senate has narrowly approved a sweeping tax overhaul and fast payments for businesses and the rich lawmakers voted by fifty one to forty nine to back the package takes president on the republicans a step closer to their biggest legislative win of the year it's been suggested the bill will add nearly one and a half trillion dollars to the u.s. national debt to say it's a giveaway funded by the taxpayer well for more on this now we're going to cross over to. get first who's going to join us. in washington and we're going to ask now bias a president. who says that this will cost him a fortune this particular move is that the case or who stands to benefit from these cuts well according to independent research actually the rich and the super rich will benefit mostly from this tax deal and according to one study by n.b.c. president dropping his family will benefit one billion dollars in tax savings based on a two thousand five. so trying to claim that that he w

on a slightly lighter note french president emanuel has met in paris with the iraqi kurdistan prime minister they discussed the recent kurdish referendum and the importance of national dialogue in iraq however hopes of presenting a way forward at a joint press conference a few hurdles. so. yeah . it is a myth you. see it would have put us deserve. scrutiny sure function. muskies with a group of digital streets if that means that if you're. from it's a perfectly understands english but i think it would be strange to have to hear the person speaking in english only for the press conference it is but i'm pretty sure is that curry's could organize a translation for the prime minister. keep up the posse. keep on file suit of it a month. keep on the kill the. ball. in the family feel secure the. nothing. but i also know francis it won't look you miss on a good. player. that does it for me i'll be back in thirty two minutes you are watching our international. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation i come here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive immunoglobulin

french president emanuel has met in paris with the iraqi kurdistan prime minister they discussed of the recent kurdish referendum and the importance of national dialogue in iraq however the hopes of presenting a way forward at a joint press conference well it had a few hurdles. so. yeah . it is a myth you. miss it when it hit us of the. nation from chin. muskies with the streets that have put me means to him. from it's a perfectly understands english but i think it would be strange to have to hear the prison speaking in english for making this press conference to go but i'm pretty sure is that tories could organize a tense nation for the prime minister. keep on fancy. keep on file suit of it a month. keep on the kill the. follow. me full cynic you'll do. nothing. but i also know from this it won't look you miss on a good feeling. but. because they did get. there it is that as a for me i'll be back in thirty five minutes with a full look at your news you are watching r t international glad to have you with us. elliston is getting international with israel you will see. the p. hollow beca

switching gears now french president emmanuel macron has met in paris with the iraqi kurdistan prime minister they discussed the recent kurdish referendum and the importance of national dialogue in iraq however hopes of presenting a way forward at a joint press conference well it hit a few hurdles to come up. so. yeah . it is a myth you. see it would have put us as a. new frontier in. muskies with the good wolf if you want streets that have the means to choose. from it's a perfectly anderson's english but i think it would be strange to have to hear the prison speaking in english only for the press conferences but i'm pretty sure is that curry screwed organize a test nation for the prime minister. keep up the posse. keep up the seat of it among. the sheep on the killed it. in the family force and he killed the. mother. but i also know francis it won't nuking the song because you're. playing. and that does it for me i'll be back in thirty three minutes with i'll get your headlines you are watching r t international. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking t

because expanding on ukraine maybe i don't know what countries wouldn't be a real country herds of the kurdistan though it necessarily be america birth of the country i don't know you started on that one i'm sorry ok this magazine says this israel and north korea and north real countries what's your reaction to that or i think that's big news i don't think so what israel is through tonight as a country i would never say that by women. i'm sure it's funny but you think that would happen in france it doesn't sound very. shot there is he putting the questions there you watching a more news in just about. any. small room good i'm. stupid to eat. yao's nose to. east oklahoma. in to pick up those so the four colors koso. show seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out these days comes to educate and engage from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people

international mediator the french president also met with the prime minister of the semi autonomous iraqi kurdistan region on saturday and they did discuss the recent kurdish independence referendum and the importance to of national dialogue in iraq despite that they did have a few issues understanding each other. it is a nice you. see in that footage of the. speech function from shouldn't. the speech with the people scripted you want streets at a premium east if you thought you should. from a significant distance english but i think it would be strange to have to hear the prison speaking in english for you can post something. but i'm pretty sure is that stories could organize a consolation for the prime minister. keep on file suit of it among. the people who killed. the kid in the film it's most unique you'll that. let us also move closer civil nuclear missile because. you're watching we can still had t.v. south eyes in surprise tested in tel aviv against the israeli prime minister and a draw for the war that could keep the lid on a corruption investigation will take a closer look after the break.

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demonstrations which took place in the town of rania i was having why did demonstrations across kurdistan thousands of protesters rallied against austerity and unpaid public sector salaries in sort of minea for them in service to the west of the city set fire to the offices of political parties. palestinian protesters have been fighting with his ready troops in the occupied west bank thought of ongoing demonstrations against u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel almost two weeks ago the death toll from tropical storm tech has risen at least forty three people have been killed in the philippines or these are still being retrieved from areas devastated by heavy flooding and landslides power has been cut and many roads are blocked as news just in they were publicly controlled house has approved final tax legislation in the u.s. the bill will be sent on to the senate the stream is up next i'll have more news for you after that thanks for watching by for. ok you in the strain read live on al-jazeera. today voters in states consulate in your regi

iraqi kurdistan i have a bar i always going to leave it there are of course our marty i ask a question about relations with donald trump you heard the answer so once again that the q. and a with putin and the press continues it's likely to go on for an hour or so yet again. forward and all recorded behind the scenes if thing else important comes up . they say look some other news now today the leaders of muslim nations are calling on the international community to recognize east jerusalem as the palestinian capital the organization of islamic cooperation met in response to the u.s. president heavily criticized move to recognize the city is israel's capital. it was the u.s. decision on your russo them because of its great piracy against the historical and permanent rights of the palace is important i want to point out to ignore some of the distortions and see the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will threaten security and stability and frustrates efforts to resume the peace process the president is committed to this peace p

staying on ukraine maybe i don't know or countries wouldn't be a real country to get heard so the kurdistan so unnecessary. the america birth of the country i don't know again you stop me on that one i'm sorry ok this magazine says this israel is not real countries what's your reaction to that or i think that's fake news i don't take so what about israel well it's nice as a country i would never say that they were not real countries i didn't think that would happen in france it doesn't sound very attritional the washing out international thanks me company today don't forget you can keep yourselves updated on our social media pages. hey everybody i'm stephen ball. task hollywood guy usual suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different i've. got one of the well you know windows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have some fun every day americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people. los angeles the city a blog sri and fai

french president emanuel has met in paris with the iraqi kurdistan prime minister they discussed the recent kurdish referendum and the importance of a national dialogue in iraq however hopes of presenting a way forward and a joint press conference if you hurdles. so. yeah. it is a myth you. miss it would have put us as a. good condition since in. most cases with the good bullshit you all streets would have come east if you told you come. from a significant distance in belief but i think it would be strange to have to hear the prison speaking in english only think this press conference to get at them pretty sure is that perris could organize a translation for the prime minister. keep up the posse. keep up sit with them on. keep up the q. and a. look even if i'm a prosecutor. but also not possible nuking a song because you know. what. the koran. to depict. where there's a female back in thirty five minutes with more news you are watching our confessional stay with us. the. palestine is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos m.m. build fi

launched a crackdown following a failed coup attempt to use accused of having links to the outlawed kurdistan workers' party the p.k. k. if convicted him or touch faces up to one hundred forty two years in prison he has been remanded to remain in jail until the next hearing in several. already we've got a story now about your money or that concerns your money going to send you over to gary hart what about our money that there's anything we've learned from the financial crisis it's that rescuing banks should never again fall on the taxpayers not you and me ever since then central bankers and financial supervisors have been haggling over new rules for banks to avoid future bailouts the so-called basel committee is presenting these new rules tonight in frankfurt and here's the gist of it under the new regulations central banks which a term and how much equity banks need to buffer risks like the loans they gave to companies the expert had previously previously put that number at eight percent but some clients are riskier than others in paying back their loans so each loan company has to be evalua

international mediator the french president also met with the prime minister the semi autonomous iraqi kurdistan region on saturday they discussed the recent kurdish independence referendum and the importance of national dialogue in iraq despite that though they had a few issues understanding each other. yeah . it is a myth you. see it would have put us to the. scrutiny should function. excuse with dead people stupid human streets that have put it into. from it's a perfectly understands english but i think it would be strange to have to hear the prison speaking in english only for the press conference to put them pretty sure perris could organize a tense nation for the prime minister. keep on farsi. keep the front seat of it among. the people who killed a. family for sunni killed. but i've also known francis it won't be missed song because he'll. play the. thirty two nations who will battle it out for the fifa world cup in russia next summer discovered their opponents on friday as the draw was made for the group stages in moscow here's how the groups look kicking it all off on june the fifteenth

finally french president emanuel macro on has met in paris with the iraqi kurdistan prime minister to discuss the recent kurdish referendum and the importance of national dialogue in iraq but hopes of presenting a way forward at a joint press conference hit a few hurdles. yeah . within the myth you. see it with a touch of the. addiction frontier in. most cases with dead people because he had you on street to put it in public you. from it's a perfectly understands english a bit but i think it would be strange to have here the person speaking in english for making this press conference figure but i'm pretty sure is that paris could organize a translation for the prime minister.

because expanding ukraine maybe i don't know what countries wouldn't be a real country herds of the kurdistan that would necessarily be america birth of the country i don't know you start me on that one i'm sorry ok this magazine says that israel and north korea are not real countries what's your reaction to that or i think that's fake news i don't take so what about israel. as a country i would never say they were real countries i wouldn't think there would have. in france that doesn't sound very educational. you're watching international thanks me company softening we're going to be back with more news here in just a behind and. it's all to see we have a great seem to we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waiting spirit to the r.c.t. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fal