in strike action to protest against the government's planned education reforms president in money macross says he wants to reduce inequality and ensure that students are better prepared for the job market the teachers say on the need they would work to have harder with fewer resources. the australian parliament has approved legislation to fine social media companies or jail their bosses if they fail to see specially remove violent content from their platforms this comes off to last month's mass shooting in two mosques in new zealand a facebook live stream of the attack was shared for over an hour before being removed. nisa foreign ministers say they're ready to implement an agreement to share the financial burden of the military alliance equally this. was announced at a meeting in washington to mark the alliance's seventieth anniversary u.s. secretary of state mike compu pushed among member states to contribute more he has singled out germany for all in short of an agreement that order members should spend two percent of g.d.p. on military expenses germany has agreed to move in the direct

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emanuel kron has tossed a panel of research is to investigate his country's role in the london genocide macross hosted members of an association of genocide victims that they. wonder has long accused of supporting the hutu militia that committed the atrocities and then helping some of the perpetrators escape now as part of the two year investigation the panel researchers will have at say as to the states. france has previously acknowledged its mistakes and but has stopped short of accepting it train the militia that took part in a mask. a book festival bringing together around fifty authors from all over africa is underway here in berlin the african book festival is now in its second year and this year's theme is tired old transitioning from my creation more than half of the office participating at the event all women and i'm delighted to be joined by one of them in studio right now and have you know that an asher to live is a prominent intellectual and a creative african feminist four days into it eighteen she published these bones will rise again a reflection on zimbabwe's military coupe and

french president emmanuel macross says the not time cathedral will be rebuilt following last night's devastating blaze the fire has now been put out but much of the twelfth century building has been destroyed fire gutted the roof and cause the famous spot to collapse the parts of the cathedral that were destroyed a shown here in red but firefighters did manage to save the bell towers and outer walls now investigators are trying to find out the cause of the blaze as people around the world lament the loss of an architectural jewel and symbol of france's heritage. the moment the spire of not tear down cathedral fell into the raging inferno. hours flames engulfed this iconic landmark destroying an eight hundred year old building that it survived two world wars. sauza is gathered to watch as a piece of french history. crumbled before their eyes. it's a monument above and beyond its religious meaning it's something that represents the entire evolution of french civilization. is it's very dramatic to see something like this happening. this is the conclusion schools. are the boss and. i fel

international network that's according to government officials and the country now for a live analysis macross to karen bond up political analyst and editor of the diplomatic society for south africa welcome to the program now do you think it's the scale of yesterday's attacks which led sri lankan officials to believe an international group was behind them. thank you for having me on through. convey my condolences to the people of south africa of sri lanka. pray for strength and. strength at this difficult time it's obvious that. the scale of the attack suggests that it was carried out for mexican maximum impact. taken that it was. one of the holiest days on the christian calendar so yes i think it was carried out in order to create a maximum impact. now the government is set to declare a nationwide emergency from midnight does that suggest that they still think that there's a real threat. yes i think the government does think there's a real threat the threat remodels remember that. has experienced thirty years of some of kind of conflict within the country and i think that the government cert

they're out for the twenty fourth weekend in a row protesting social inequality the spike the money or macross promise to cut taxes raise pensions and reform the civil service the march in paris so far has been peaceful today last weekend's rallies sold violence after weeks of relative calm on the street on thursday president mccall gave a televised address in which he said french democracy means more decentralized government rules as well for uniting public referendums it followed his ambitious three month public feedback exercise known as the great national debate. staying in france the blazer earlier this month at the north or a dumb cathedral in parents may have been caused by an electrical short circuit or a discarded cigarette those two theories are being considered by authorities after they were finally able to actually access the burnt out building a noah disputes raging over the restoration of the eight hundred fifty year old mark. i knew all about you we will rebuild the cathedral and all but you only put them we will rebuild notre dumb because this is good if i said that because thi

revelations amnesty international's called on france to suspend arms sales to saudi arabia president macross government staunchly defended the cells along the way though and downplayed their role in the conflict shiela do belsky picks up the story today. france has long been criticized for supplying weapons to saudi arabia human rights charity said time and time again told the government that those weapons are being used to bomb schools hospitals and other civilian targets exacerbating the crisis in yemen a war that's left thousands dead and pushed millions to the brink of starvation the u.n. has even called what's happening in yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis. if you're. but france has always hit back saying the weapons that it sells to saudi arabia only used defensively to defer attacks by the p.c.'s i'm not aware that french weapons have been used directly in yemen except that now appears to be contradicted by a classified by the french military intelligence service uncovered following an investigation by a media outlet called disclose it was feels french weapons sold to saudi

money outlined his plans to cut taxes raise pensions and overhaul the civil service is being seen as macross final attempt to satisfy the demands of the yellow best movement now in its twenty four week. just one day to go before spain holds a general election and one of the issues is the independence movement for catalonia many in the region hope sunday's results will help their cause so independence leaders have been rallying supporters some of them from prison journal reports now from barcelona. the letters of support arrived from regularly after eighteen months in prison and on trial in a drip catalans haven't forgotten pro independence former interior minister drew hakim for him and his wife lara and their daughters know that you are came hasn't forgotten them. doesn't it doesn't it was us. saying it because next year we don't celebrate together and he's with us on. the trial of twelve cattle and independence leaders on charges of rebellion sedition and misuse of public funds follows the region's referendum and unilateral declaration of independence which was met by police violence in tw

demands from yellow vests protesters who want a greater say in government in the past eighty days macrosstaken part in fourteen public debates. but has more. since november it's a weekly ritual yellow fest protest in france that at times turned violent the demonstrations began over plans for a fuel tax that spiraled into a movement against social inequality and the political elite up to three hundred thousand people took part in the first marches now it's just a few thousand but opinion polls suggest most french people support them so it's enough to keep up pressure on the government should i can think of another social movement in recent times that has been so vilified by those in power and why only because people have there to us to make more money president emanuel mccall has tried to end the crisis by boosting public spending and in january he launched a national citizens' debate to give people more say in politics. insurance it was at the launch that we first met retiree robert f. who complained that the government failed to help people in poor rural areas when we meet him again more