but here in weston costs of many a catholic like lucian his family. back in but lucian saw those seem to be getting on well it looks like it might end the beginning of a tentative friendship they speak together in serbia as speaker. over . there now partners in this new venture intended to lift out of poverty i. a peacock just opened salva and have part time jobs here again the fault responded by the cost of government and foreign aid groups and the pig farm seems to be a catalyst bringing serbs and albanians together. we were sincere of course this brings us closer we can communicate with them and they can communicate with us because we work together. weeks later in early may serbs elected a new governor. the nationalist prime minister for students confronting the west over kosovo looking for another time. when the results came out in belgrade a surprise victory for pro western democrats led by president boris tadic which the democrats also reject the cost of an independence but getting serbia into the u. is their priority. for the celebrations went

but like so many costs been albanians lucian his son did not yet see that progress. by the end of the year things are going badly at the peak farm donors have pulled out lose doubts it can survive. back home he looks after his own life stop and wonders how to find paid work optimism has turned so quickly to disillusionment. course. there's so much corruption you can't even imagine the top officials are taking everything for themselves opening up businesses like restaurants and petrol stations and we have been abandoned. and for the first time i sensed resentment from this family towards the serbs in the village itself scum of. reverse worthwhile goal for both of women for i can't blame the serbs they have nothing to do with this we mind our own business but the truth is that they have been held more than we have. they robbed hours they killed us they burned our homes and now they've come back and the authorities have built them new homes. they lived comfortably in the past and now we are left helpless no one comes to help asses. not that the serbs of finding life eas

strongly rejected the document calling it one sided by supporting the view through the lucian you all call looting without their rift organisation both supporting the for the lucian you are empowering. the nature of this resolution clearly demonstrates that politics is driving the day it is totally one sided it makes not one mention of hamas who routinely initiate violence in gaza. according to palestinian officials one hundred twenty nine civilians have been killed in border clashes during the past week alone israel says its forces are acting purely in self-defense. was. investigative journalist rick starling thinks the vote at the u.n. is a positive step towards calming the situation on the gaza border the claim to trying to blame hamas is just a distraction it's a form of deception which they want to try to mislead the people from seeing what's pretty clear you've got unarmed protesters who are in gaza they're you know hundreds of yards from the so-called fence and they're being shot by snipers. with with live ammunition and this is what's going on there is a clear recognition that

many iranians pursuit in democratic ideas during to past century since the constitution of robin lucian and tens of thousands of years of ukrainian men and women have a spend many years. behind a bar as political prisoner zero point four or prisoner of conscious both before the islamic revolution after this on the cover of a new show. for sara willis playing the horn is a passion. to. join her on a journey as musical discovery. of musicians who are celebrated round the globe once again sarah presents world class so he says. next. time for an upgrade. how about fun a church that grows old by. a house with no. poor design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home to something special. upgrade yourself with d. w.'s interior design channel on you tube. a silent clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage those who want to marry for love. a clash that's shaking families and society to the cool. my father would be angry sometimes i think the way that. commandos starts july eighth to. hi and welcome back to sara's m

the squares was studies love lucian ski opponents king who was destined by the strangest turn of fate to become duke of lorraine he had to flee from poland in seven hundred thirty five disguised as a peasant and with the russian army at his heels after the wars of succession had cost him the polish probe. he was penniless and defenseless a king without a country but happily he had had the foresight to marry his daughter married to the king of france with the help of his father in law he secured the duchy of lorraine but at a high price louis the fifteenth restricted the responsibilities of the new duke to outward representation and the patronage of the arts. it was also made clear that the reign of the listens over the rain was to end with his death. when stanislav entered his capital for the first time he found a divided city an old under new nazi separated by a moat and walls he looked for a way of joining the two half of the town together and invited a young local architect emmanuel in a way to his court. he later described their collaboration in a letter to a friend i told mysteri

back in but lucian saw those seem to be getting on well it looks like it might end the beginning of aentative friendship they speak together in serbian as soft speak i'll go over. there now partners in this new venture intended to lift out of poverty i. a peacock just opened. part time jobs here again the fall responded by the cost of government and foreign aid groups and the pig farm seems to be a catalyst bringing serbs and albanians together. of course this brings us closer we can communicate with them and they can communicate with us because we work together. weeks later in early may serbs elected a new governor. the nationalist prime minister. confronting the west over kosovo looking for another term. but when the results came out in belgrade a surprising victory for pro western democrats led by president boris tadic which the democrats also rejected course of independence but getting serbia into the union is their priority. for the celebrations went on long into the night this result reduce tension across the board. sama in the village of but. the ruins of the houses destroyed i

mostly due to plastic pollution eight million tonnes of plastic are washed into the sea every year so lucian's are scarce but new technologies could offer answers. five gigantic marine plastic garbage islands floats around the world's ocean currents. the great pacific garbage patch drifts between hawaii and california it's full times launch of them germany. the floating quagmire could get something of a purge this summer a. key ocean cleanup is the brainchild of dutchman boy and slant it's a boom which drifts more slowly than the plastic which collects along behind it to be recovered for recycling the clean up system will automatically gravitate to those places where most plastic it's that now calls the efficiency to be a lot higher because there's just more plastic in front of the system and therefore we can now claim that fifty percent of the battle in just five years. collected over thirty million dollars in donations to develop the ocean clean up it's already been tested in the north sea. if it's successful in the pacific it'll be employed against the garbage competence of their oceans as

lucian in its wake some radicalized young germans took up arms against the state the red army faction's terrorist campaign shook germany to its core a new documentary shows how the authorities blanket suspicion of left wing intellectuals led to deep rifts in german society director felix muller also gets his own mother and stepfather both famous political filmmakers themselves to open up about their actions at the time. they're still you're just lying through. mother and son on a journey into the past back to the years of tara and then on nine hundred seventy s. i don't want to mention the father for sure and of. his inside the runciman it's not but on the new dr i. mean. to hear the look in france his mother with her past actions and views and plans is difficult questions. yet seen probably wouldn't have done this for other filmmakers. that type of but this was a very emotional time with and painful memories. for matalin of a no woman. left when tara police clampdowns assassinations and sympathizers the seventy's were a divisive time in german history artists and intellectuals like fun

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response to media reports that donald trump is planning to withdraw from the global trading body lucian's says the united states has concerns about the institution and considers aspects of it unfair but that it would be an exaggeration to say the u.s. intends to pull out trump has described the w t o as a disaster well stocks are enjoying a relief rally this friday the currency markets tell another story as those trade tensions refused to go away the specter of a full blown trade war has already frightened the chinese who won this month was even scarier a three percent drop against the u.s. dollar investors pulling their money from a market likely to suffer from higher barriers to trade it being speculation china could move to devalue its currency to compensate for terrify kes however analysts today say there are no signs of a concerted effort to do so so legitimate jitters for the yuan and despite the rebound for global equities it got a lot of catching up to do the trade war has wiped out one point seven five trillion dollars in stocks since june twelfth university of some gallons frank

and gets down to business in singapore the north korean leaders holding talks with prime minister lucian long ahead of tuesday's summit with us president donald trump historic meeting has been described by trump as a one time shot that's. also coming up is this the defining image of the g. seven summit german chancellor angela merkel chastising trump or isn't this photograph of the u.s. president cool and collected a photo door counters the acrimonious split and the leaders met in canada. welcome to the program i'm marrying in evanston north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in singapore for tuesday's highly anticipated summit with u.s. president donald trump he's been holding talks with singapore's prime minister lieschen long and his official residence trump is expected to arrive in the city state shortly tuesday's summit will be the first time the north korean leader has met with a sitting u.s. president it's expected they'll talk about denuclearization and possible efforts to formally end the korean war. well earlier handing your take of the german council on foreign relations jo

council where they get to ask questions about their reports and and then they may force terrorism lucian or us. for the work to be done our own mandate of course was renewed in march to manage that when a non-binding resolution though i wanted it to have any teeth. sorry said it again would be a non-binding resolution without any teeth reading but wouldn't if it comes well it with the rest of the follow ups to the findings in the report i mean one of the things we've found with what has happened in eastern. this is apart from that's repeat itself over the last five years in syria surrounding you know territory because you want to get to armed groups armed opposition groups inside basically starving the population than the much discriminatory preventing people from leaving daily bombardment you know ground and from the air and iran actually when they surrender in this is what we were trying to mr hooper but still forced to leave you know many from for example fifty thousand civilians have had to go up north to areas around did liberate the aleppo ninety thousand were taken away people are

that lucian of stem cells with a magnetic field. so not having to cut open the knee in any way you can attach those themselves to just the area where the cottage is broken down the different area how do you make them stay there is there a magnet on the skin just ten minutes from the outside of the ski you're really a minute then he physically they start to be under here to the defective area it's amazing the bolotnaya this is a brand new. only here in hiroshima. japan is aiming to be at the forefront of regenerative medicine and scientists are researching possible treatments for previously incurable diseases such as liver cirrhosis retinal generation and even outsiders but a crucial hurdle for many stem cell therapies is positioning the cells within the body this is led some to call professor archie's magnetic breakthrough an important step forward in regenerative medicine in twenty fifteen this footage was shot by japanese television when professor archie performed the first ever magnetic cartilage restoration the patient was a sem

address these critical matters in accordance with international law and the relevant there is a lucian's we also firmly reject the attempt once more today to classify our situation as one of terrorism it is not classifying our situation as one of terrorism we reject that it is not it is about the denial of an entire people's human rights and their oppression and dehumanization every single day and for decades this is a political territorial rights and justice issue. and we cannot accept the lecturing accusations that the draft presented by kuwait was in and any way biased that draft which was negotiated for over two weeks realistically addressed all of the factors of the current crisis including violence in both sides if anything however that draft they're not go far enough in addressing the nightmare the palestinian people are living under this criminal israeli occupation what we are facing can be described in just a few words the clip declared this week by the israeli minister you have all that and it's a ten at sea and i quote i do not exclude the possibility of conquering the and to

seven summit do you personally lucian trip between your being leaders and so you worst president is bearthat. no ideas because also the subjects we are talking about that these three regions would be better off if we have. not only covered was the turnovers we have trouble on almost every subject and sings the first between the buses and washington so you'll be new orleans united states who become bigger and bigger. this week marked a year since the official launch of the operation to liberate the syrian city of rock art from islamic state terrorists they had made it the capital of their self proclaimed caliphate and to coincide with the anniversary i'm just international released a new report on the situation in the devastated city and accuse the u.s. led coalition of relentless air and artillery strikes and even said they may have committed war crimes or into the coalition itself the real number of civilians killed in the battle for a car will never be known. as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all k

il and gets down to business in singapore in less korean leaders holding talks with prime minister lucian long ahead of tuesday's summit with u.s. president donald trump historic meeting has been described by trump as a one time shot at peace also coming up is this the defining image of the g. seven summit german chancellor angela merkel chastising trump or isn't this photograph of the u.s. president cool and collected.

advanced weapons the only rely on the weapons and ammunition that they have saved since the liver of lucian when the took part. against against the fullness leader moammar gadhafi now this is the way sion in the city of durban is excessive bidding and things are getting from bad to worse especially for civilians civilians there. they have huge traffic of evacuees leaving leaving the city and the suffering of people is increasing from one day to another that is this city is very short of everything including basic needs water medical equipment medical staff and medications and literally this a literally that if anyone gets one did in this war they can die because there is no one to treat them there is no medical aid in the city so the situation is very tense inside the city with the civilians are being asked not to leave their houses and it's been it's been a guerrilla warfare for i may say it's a kind of from one a street to another this is the battle between. the donor protection force fighters ok many thanks for that update from tripoli now south sudan another country torn apart by confli

their difference which is the security council resolution thirty twenty five and following recent lucian's because we see in very few will patients actually women in leadership positions they are in this piece of negotiations so i hope they will do these. and when they are on the ground in different countries they look to the leadership but they also reach out to women and she always who deal with women in war situations and also is children in the war situations and bring this back what they want to the negotiation table what will come out and book will be themselves up to four ok so i'm hearing a lot of hope from you but i'd just like to inject a bit of realism here for a minute because i mean what can germany really do as a nonpermanent member of the current situation the institution it can even manage to pass resolutions on some of the most basic human rights issues like for example on chemical weapons use in syria so can germany really change anything. when they cannot change the whole system that is clear but they cannot put the energy where there is. the other possibility is to find

russians and the ukrainians we can deliver his solution and i think is solution is better than those who lucian does think good politicians would realize. such a situation and i hope that after the election do we do with the window deal we lose will be now eroding one of your articles recently that the e.u. . needs to under. fundamental reforms to strengthen its clout in global interactions and i think global interactions these require a certain speed of reaction which the e.u. seems to be lacking it also requires a degree of tactical maneuvering and i think ideological open this which has never been a strong side of the e.u. or maybe it has been to its advantage by the e.u. how it seems to be very ideological when it comes at least from the russian perspective when it comes to democracy promotion in defending its values and so on and so forth so. predominantly there seems to be. that kind of global interaction requires both a spine and a flexibility do you think europe has at this point of time. or is the i don't think the suit to see sticking to democracy and human rights issues all of this i

permission from the cold lucian and had to be returned back to duty now some smaller aid agencies are using. fishing boats out of dispossession and barges to deliver but repeatable ones like the world food program and unicef are saying they cannot do that because they don't want their way bills to end up in the hundreds of smugglers something that could spoil the image so there is a lot of food coming in there quickly about an alter of storage and they say something has to give way the coalition has to allow them to dock ships into the port again the world's worst humanitarian crisis at the moment thank you mohammed. house and you are as a professor of international relations and security forces university he joins us now from leone and france on skype we appreciate your time very much so what do you know about the condition of the airport even aside from the fighting just how functional is this airport. probably. not gone beyond. heavy bombardment by a good quality and forces but also. say that you are not functional for the stupid reason that. city and they. are not forgotten though

their difference which is the security council resolution thirty twenty five and following recent lucian's because we see it in very few occasions actually women in leadership positions in this piece of negotiations so i hope they will do these. and when they are on the ground in different countries they look to the leadership but they also reach out to women and she always who deal with women in war situations and also is children in the war situations and bring this back what they want to the negotiation table what will come out and book will be themselves asked you for the ok so i'm hearing a lot of hope from you but i'd just like to inject a bit of realism here for a minute because i mean what can germany really do as a nonpermanent member of the current situation the institution it can even manage to pass resolutions on some of the most basic human rights issues like for example on chemical weapons use in syria so can germany really change anything. when they cannot change the whole system that is clear but they cannot put the energy where there is. the other possibility is to find so

well and the minister of foreign affairs at the time would be to promptly on another fact of where lucian of the rights of us and we do in ukraine. be rid of this or for international audience to relive and angels to react as well. leaves some room for amelioration i would say but. we can see now that the more and more this reaction gets first a more accurate and more. russian foreign ministry spokeswoman areas ahead of us as the international community's lack of strong reaction to the collapse mistreatment of journalists only encourages it and pull it wasn't the only one tonight and treating ukraine on tuesday we spoke with russian reporter. who was also turned back at the border. patrick hanks then the executive editor of the twenty first century wired dot com has questioned the choice of ukraine as a high city for a conference on media and i think the choice of the ukraine is a venue for an event like this certainly you can make a case that maybe this is a country where press freedom isn't really at the top of the list in recent years maybe not the best venue for an event like this but

something that she's had great difficulty here and she's already said she thinks i won't be a prime lucian on thursday or friday of this week coming thank you dominic. president donald trump has sharpened his call to deport people who went to the u.s. illegally saying they should be sent back to where they came from immediately and without a court case. he made the common sense to possess just trying to block a bus carrying migrant children in the u.s. border with mexico police were called to disperse the protesters and enable the boss to proceed on this policy to separate children from their parents a sign that an outcry around the country. still to come this half hour. a reward is offered for information on saturday's apparent assassination attempt on zimbabwe's president and the city by the way out. on donald trump's son in law appeals directly to palestinians as the u.s. prepares to unveil its peace plan for the region. welcome back as we look at the levant and western parts of asia first of all still some showers across the eastern areas but generally looking warm for the most part fi

rome why does this morning so to that lucian. poll says it was hot that bob dylan's all for. they'll also targeting all the snipers in a residential neighborhoods with a hawk helicopters and this has led to a month of this police brutal people as people try to think tell them not only the massive bombardment was also the package that up the food some of them in the neighborhood found them because moms like these could create a huge problem for the civilians who want to see the very high death toll. there but the thirty led coalition believe they'll offensive a hostage continue because we take you the day you go from the field to fight this is going to deny them a major life and also caught all their supply routes from the rest. they are. for the comfortable. so of course one of the warnings has been that this humanitarian situation is already one of the worst in the world. you know seizing up for it like a date it could just make things so much worse so where you are there and should be a lot of and aid comes through there to get to other places what is the situation what wit

today, we are announcing our first determinations on 90 86 lucian requests for steel products. denying 56.and thanrce has received more 20,000 steel and aluminum lucian requests including re-submissions. 9200ve posted more than for public review and comment. commerce also has received more than 2000 -- more than 2300 objections to exclusion requests. review of exclusion requests and related objections is being conducted as it must be on a case-by-case basis. progressade some major in reforming and improving the process. i will describe a couple now. first of all, we will be accelerating the processing of exclusion requests by immediately granting those which are correctly submitted and for which no objections have been received during the public comment period. commerce is making an unprecedented effort to process the requests us expeditious way. also the downstream products that have been heard to import. we are incorporating as many of these as our logical to the list. in the 301 tariff listing of 200 billion that will be released shortly. some ofalready found the products th

being faced with a challenge and everest fact area it's an interesting time for the eu project evil lucian think about let'sadership of germany, take a step forward and say at some point angela merkel will go. who is the most obvious person to fill that role? this is going to have a really meaningful impact in the way that europe progresses from here. first bigkel's instinct is to look for a european solution and try to make it work at a european level. will the next leader of journey -- germany follow the same path? judy: that's a very tough question. at the moment, i don't think there is an option of germany going alone. trump's policies actually create a bit of a co-european sentiment. unless i'm completely wrong, merkel is not going to give up her job over the short term. is has a lot of unfinished this and two things that she wants to crack is the relationship with emmanuel here and a big summit she wants to get that as far she can and the migration and asylum issue. too big, huge political issues that she wants to cover. matt: what about the banking issue? i remember a year ago talki

you've been watching the second resolution lucian to be voted on in the u.n. security council in the space of just half an hour or so this one brought by the u.s. very much the u.s. version of events as to what's been happening in palestine and israel and indeed yes that vote also failed let's go across to our diplomatic at that age and space who has been oversee watching the vote james we had speeches that notably from china and from russia on the way that they vote went with the q eight resolution now we've seen obviously the international community voting against the u.s. resolution but indeed not quite in as many numbers as voted for the resolution what does that tell us. well i do think it's very stark the voting here you had just one country that vetoed the kuwait resolution and then the other resolution that has a completely different focus very much focusing on criticizing hamas only had one vote in favor i don't know when there was last a resolution put to the security council that only got one vote in favor of these diplomatic tactics by the u.s. by

passes this with lucian it will have signed inviting it's an equivocal support for terrorism against israel let's not pretend if i feel thrilled to attack stalk home tomorrow i think i would be held responsible for that. you file carried out thought that perry's the un would issue this strongest condemnation of al qaeda only when hamas attacks israel that the un think to blame israel the moral majority in this chamber should not tolerate a different standard for israeli victims of terror i have a simple message for those who support this revolution today you are they munition for hamas is guns you are the warheads for hamas is missiles mr president we will continue to do everything in our power to save innocent lives on both sides of the fence but make no mistake even we'll never compromise when it comes to the safety of our citizens when it comes to defending our country i vote for this with illusion either vote for hamas thank you. i think the distinguished representative of israel i now give the floor to do not change the un general assembly which has been discussing a resolution

well treasury secretary steven lucian's says that these five companies and three individuals jeopardize america's safety and security and he's entitled to act after congress passed a new law about sanctions on russian companies at the end of last year now the five companies and the three individuals are said to be involved in cyber attacks on the united states and also there is concern that russian companies have been trailing under c. d. to cable this means that the people involved in the companies will no longer be able to do any business with any americans whatsoever and all assets the country have in the united states will also be frozen to just separately but also additionally they've been sanctions imposed to on six people according to the treasury department reports the threat to the safety and security of libya among them one man who is alleged to have been involved in the commissioning of a wooden boat which sank in lampedusa in early in twenty thirteen with the loss of three hundred sixty six lives there's been no reaction at all from the russians at the news of these latest s

brutal and it is not hidden i thought he said it and i still the cold pollution is the cause bowman lucian is brenda bowman randomly dimly you'll see if you're sitting at home they didn't at home a bone may come down on you there are how bone may come down on you there are houses that collapsed on their residences that collapsed on their residence and they could and they couldn't get enough to get out out of all those holders have been because of the cause of the end of the aircraft craft and they will play the plane colleen comes in strikes comes and strikes for instance the finds a five story story building building i so i so would be on would be on the second floor well severely in the second floor while civilians on that on the third and fourth floors how comes the third and fourth floors how comes the planes planes still still strike strikes then then most civilians died the ones will terrorists civilians died the ones will terrorists and we weren't alone in the hearing and we weren't alone in hearing those worrying calls. from that and those worrying calls from that devastated syrian

another fact of where lucian of the rights of us and we do in ukraine. be rid of this or for international audience. angels to react as well. leave some room for amelioration i would say but. we can see now the more and more this reaction gets a more accurate and more. are two spoke with human rights barris third tour free robinson and he believes the ukrainian decision undermines the whole purpose of the oas conference later in the day we'll be showing that interview in full in going underground here on r.t. . whole point of the conference is to avoid such situations and mabel. positions to be looked at more objectively and that's not help when you. prevent them from entering into that discussion this decision has a message isn't. that kind of democracy which is important for the fair coverage of the situation in ukraine. the global chemical weapons watchdog be voting on wednesday on a controversial proposal from the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson. should have the power to assign blame when chemical attacks takes take place at present the p.c. exp

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apart from the report also a phone call lucian between the bureau and the media apparently agents received benefits from reporters in exchange for insider information a correspondent caleb maupin takes a closer look we now have the long awaited report from the inspector general michael horowitz on the u.s. justice department now the report shows a pretty clear record of collusion between mainstream media and the f.b.i. . we identified instances where f.b.i. employees improperly receive benefits from report says including tickets to sporting events sings drinks and meals and admittance to nonpublic social events we will separate you reports and those investigations as the concluded now the report shows pretty extensive contact between the f.b.i. and reporters and furthermore it shows that agents were incentivized to provide inside information. we have profound concerns about the volume and extent of an authorized media contacts by f.b.i. personnel the we have uncovered during our review seven reporters in direct contact with the f.b.i. over one hundred phone calls and you've got officials a