of a ship allegedly hijacked by migrants who were pulled from the mediterranean sea arrives in malta over one hundred rescues are on board including children. they are not castaways they are pirates. and an online campaign demands a u.s. drugmaker return billions of dollars that allegedly overcharged and hiv medication . i don't know from the moscow newsroom i'm calling brad r.t. international with your headline news this hour first off with venezuela entering another phase of political crisis the country's government has barred opposition leader from holding public office for fifteen years it comes after the i do announced a new plan to oust president maduro and called for a fresh wave of protests donald trump echoed america's opposition to the current government in caracas while accidentally rebranding venezuela explains. you can take a man out of business but you can't take business out of the man apparently u.s. president donald trump is living proof of that he's been tailoring this image of corporate shark for decades and is now taking the approach we end with with democracy wou

weather was a push in towards pakistan the loss of cloud just around the eastern side of the mediterranean sea spilling into the violence somewhat the weather was a possibility then some wintry weather a possibility across the the turkish mountains see some rain making its way towards cyprus twenty three celsius in by rate make the most of that will struggle to get sixteen on thursday behind fle it will sunshine in the process that wet weather that still that's going to make its way across iraq will see some clouds and possibly some right to into kuwait process guys coming back into pakistan karate getting up to twenty eight degrees celsius this sort of temperature we have seen recently here in cattle gets up to twenty six celsius all madden's day little cloud coming in as you notice for thursday possible to see some shabby right for some that if you move into the latter part of the way the season recently south africa they have cleared away still very concerned about a tropical slot and that's making its way through the mozambique channel central parts of mozambique saying terrific mounts of

despite the fact that in two thousand and ten one of their planes did crush that was in the mediterranean sea just after having left beirut in back then ninety people die and. people have been gathering at nairobi it was we just heard and as we said it was the flight just a nation tell us a bit more about the reaction there. well messages are just starting to pour in that is because a lot of people are only finding out just now about the tragic incident we have people that can out to our port gathering there many of them to support friends and family but we've of course also have people all across the country reaching out one of them for example was the president or who are can now to himself he tweeted out my prayers go to all the families and associates of those on board its european allies of course also extend their condolences they have tweeted out a message with imaginative contacts and as we have just heard in the press conference imagines the scent is also established at this very moment here. in nairobi many things. turning now to venezuela and the opposition leader one who has calle

wet weather was a pushing towards pakistan the loss of cloud just around the east side of the mediterranean sea spilling into the levant somewhat the weather was a possibility then some wintry weather a possibility across the the turkish mountains see some rain making its way towards cyprus twenty three celsius in beirut make the most of that will struggle to get sixteen on thursday behind flea it will sunshine in the process that wet weather that still that's going to make its way across iraq will see some cloud and possibly some right to into kuwait process guys coming back into pakistan karate getting up to twenty eight degrees celsius this sort of temperature we have seen recently here in cattle gets up to twenty six celsius almightiness day little cloud coming in as you notice for thursday possible to see some shabby right for some that as we move into the latter part of the way we see somebody showers recently a side of south africa they have cleared away still very concerned about a tropical slot and that's making its way through the mozambique channel central parts of mozambique saying

what he's trying to do is bring the focus of this attack through what's happening on the seas of the mediterranean but of course it does appear that. someone that already got a bit of a checkered past. on this horrendous act to these children how would a country terror officer react to this in terms of preventing another attack or even putting somebody in the position where they could carry out an attack like how much of the focus shifts to looking into who or what this. good influence. well this is this is one of the big things i've just been today actually to talk about insiders in organizations and organizations not doing the required work on people's backgrounds before they allow them to drive coaches full of children and potentially to their deaths so it's really important and incumbent upon all businesses to make sure that they're there and then they know who they're dealing with i mean this guy already appears has a background in crime and also convictions so should he have been driving children in the first place but but this is a big problem because of course these people that want to do

through gaza's border crossings as well as expanding the fishing zone for palestinians in the mediterranean sea to the palestinian liberation organization's chief negotiator believes the current us administration is to a large extent responsible for the escalation in violence he was speaking to r.t. is going on the ground you can see the full interview throughout the day on r.t. . every time a palestinian or israelis killed from now on the president should look in the mirror and he will know who is responsible so when they there this superpower the united states president saying that acquisition of territory by force is the legal thing. israeli settlements which is war crimes in accordance with the four geneva conventions are illegal when he decides from one side to have jerusalem as israel's capital when he wants to have refuted. of the table when he accepts the israeli nationalist racist law saying that the right of the termination between the river jordan to the material is only to jews why we as a palestinian christian and muslims today today saturday. thirtieth of march we are fifty point

bush if allegedly hijacked by migrants who were pulled from the mediterranean sea arrived over one hundred rescues are on board including children. they are not castaways they are pirates not the online campaign demands or u.s. drugmaker returned billions of dollars that allegedly overcharged hiv medication. from the moscow newsroom on calling it also international.

the bus told reporters that the suspect had lost his three children after they drowned in the mediterranean sea or trying to reach italy but that's not been verified nearly twenty three hundred migrants trying to reach european shores died or went missing in the mediterranean last year alone according to un estimates for many italy's been and still is the first destination of choice even despite the current government pushing hard to prevent an influx of refugees arriving by closing ports to rescue ships former u.k. counter-terror chris phillips told us the screening process for the suspects employment and clearly failed. really important an incumbent upon all businesses to make sure that they're there they're dealing and they know who they're dealing with i mean this guy already appears has a background in crime and also convictions so should he have been driving children in the first place but but this is a big problem because of course these people that want to do harm can come out of the blue and something like this could have been so much worse of course terrorism usually means of. politic

the supply of electricity to the area and grant palestinian fishermen greater access to the mediterranean sea we have been hearing reaction from both sides of the question. why how marxist theory . it's citizens to war to bulldoze through to create violence in the usually bold do while trying to bury them out of the real internal problems how mar scores look at the horrible things that hamas and other islamic terrorist movements do all along the middle east no no conviction nothing so we avoid killing those people why should we feel any need to just to pick out their true justifiable anyone as rose use lethal force and this was validated by the human rights council the usa human rights council which ruled that israel has excessively used force against palestinians and this lethal force should stop and come to an end that was the latest by the un's a human rights council egyptians have mediated some kind of a calm and a region these. are centered on some kind of demands by the ruling a must party and the palestinian factions here and the gaza strip that israel should ease largely the blockade

supply of electricity to the area and the ground palestinian fishermen greater access to the mediterranean sea we've been hearing reaction to developments on both sides. why hamas still cynically you. to endanger them more. to create a new file and it's really both of them why are you trying to bring them all of the real problems come on. horse look at the horrible things that hamas and i are going to make terrorist movements do all along the middle east no no conviction nothing so we avoid. all we do why should we. need to justify to justify anyone israel's use lethal force and this was validated by the human rights council the usa human rights council which ruled that israel has excessively used force against palestinians and this lethal force should stop and come to an end that was the latest by the un's the human rights council egyptians have mediated some kind of a calm the region these mediations are centered on some kind of demands by the ruling party and the palestinian factions here in the gaza strip that israel should ease laws leave the blockade it is imposing on the gaza strip allo

supply of electricity to the area and to grant palestinian fishermen a greater access to the mediterranean sea we have been hearing reactions from different sides of the equation. why how. cynically you. two wars could bulldoze over to create violence really both while trying to better all of the real internal problems how mosque horses look at the horrible things that hamas and oddities. there was movement along the middle east no no no conviction nothing so we avoid killing those people why should we. need to justify your true justifiable everyone use lethal force and this was validated by the human rights council the usa human rights council which ruled that israel has excessively used force against palestinians and this lethal force should stop and come to an end that was the latest by the un's the human rights council egyptians have mediated some kind of a calm in the region these mediations are centered on some kind of demands by the ruling a must party and the palestinian factions here in the gaza strip that israel should ease largely the blockade it is imposing on the gaza strip allowi

increase the supply of electricity to the strip and expand the fishing zone for palestinians in the mediterranean sea we have political commentators in israel and the palestinian territories for their thoughts. why hamas still cynically you. could bulldoze to create violence in the israeli both of them while trying to break out of the real internal problems how past course look the horrible things that hamas and are very slow make terrorist movements do all along the middle east no no conviction nothing. more and. only to victory why should we feel any need to justify to justify it anyone as roles use lethal force and this was validated by the human rights council the usa human rights council which ruled that israel has excessively used force against palestinians and this lethal force should stop and come to an end that was the latest by the un's a human rights council egyptians have mediated some kind of a calm and a region these mediations are centered on some kind of demands by the ruling a must party and the palestinian factions here and the gaza strip that israel should ease laws leave the block

traffickers smuggle migrants from sub-saharan africa across the desert to the shore of the mediterranean sea. >> reporter: trafficke would then pack migran in this warehouse like merchandise, he says, before shipping them off to europe in overcrowded, rickety boats. sometimes, he adds, trafficker here worked hand-in-hand with isis and in nearby locations still do. >> ( translated ): they share a common intert, money. when isis was around, trafficking was at its peak. traffiers paid isis a tax, millions of dollars per month. sometimes they would even put terrorists on the migrant ships to europe. i heard this dierectly from biggest trafficker in sabratha. he happens to be my cousin. >> reporter: tribal bonds run thdeep in sabratha, bu doesn't mean everyone gets along with those in their tribe. >> ( translated ): at sends me thing messages. he wants to kill me. >> reporter: the two cousins eventually met in battle. late last year, libyan security forces attacked traffickers positioned at the ancient ruins of sabratha, severely damaging the unesco heritage site. so that's from an r.p.g., a rock

. >> sreenivan: raymo says the cores, like this one from the mediterranean sea, provide a record of the natural cycl of the earth's climate. so right now i'm touching something that's 50 or 60,000 years old? >>yes. >> sreenivasan: the cores also help scientists see how far off our climate is today from those cycles. >> one of the great scientific advances that came out of the ofmont core repository was the proohe theory of the ice ages and this undersg that ee ice ages come and go caused by variations in tth's orbit around the sun. >> sreenivasan: so we should be heading towards another ice agw >> so right e earth's orbit should be making tnd earth coolerhe northern hemisphere and it's making and t's warmer observing and that's obviously because we're putting so much greenhouse gases into the atmosphere very quickly. >> sreenivasan: the cores are collected on research vessels equipped with a system that lowers a specially-designed collection pipe to the sea oor. >> imagine like you had a multi layer cake and a big straw and you just stuck your clear straw outo your cake and pulled it an

since the beginning of the year, one in three migrants has drowned crossing the mediterranean sea fromte significantly higher than it has ever been. charities are warning that the crossing has become more dangerous since a crackdown by the italian government on humanitarian rescue ships. jean mackenzie has been to sicily where one rescue ships was being detained by authorities. this was the last rescue carried out bya this was the last rescue carried out by a humanitarian ship in the mediterranean. 47 migrants were fleeing libya on a sinking dinghy. the number of rescue boat has fallen dramatically in recent months, as italian authorities make it more difficult for them to operate. this is the main living area when they are on board. this year the see what has been working alone. on our last mission we saw 117 people died, because we were in the wrong spot. you can't be in two places at once. and these huge areas of sea just can't be monitored effectively with one vessel. this journey is now more dangerous than it has ever been. in the early months of last year, one in 20 migrants died

is reportedly about to scale down its anti migrants trafficking operation in the mediterranean sea rescue missions from operations to fit will be suspended though acevedo's will continue the decision is aimed at resolving a dispute with italy rome had threatened to halt the entire mission unless rescued migrants were taken to other countries. seven of times pro-democracy opposition parties are formed a coalition in an effort to stop an army backed party from staying in power and this comes amid allegations of fraud in last sunday's election with official results delayed until may so far from the vote count showed the building jumps as our proxy party with a slightly. large stretches of peru's amazon region are under water following heavy rains thousands of people have been affected by the flooding and at least fifty have died early this month flooding across the country calls leave it to declare a state of emergency. turkey is gearing up for local elections on sunday fifty seven million voters across the country will choose mass councillors and local chiefs and known as mocked us with the

thousands of migrants pass through the country on their way to the mediterranean sea. the state has collapsed and two rival governments have risen in its wake armed militias rule the streets. rumors of rape continue but have still not been confirmed. one day the veil began to lift across the border in tunisia a former libyan official agreed to speak. about i've never seen any libyan customers here i'm showing you that. but they don't say much. to lose their afraid and i tell you why is it libya there are many different alliances. you never know. who's with whom. take me for example out of school no one knows whose side i'm on when i talk to someone i try not to reveal who i am or who i work for. everyone is scared you don't want to risk giving away information. to chalmette. don't know how awful of our fashion model it outlawed. in libya ramadan was a public prosecutor in the chaos following the overthrow of gaddafi in two thousand and twelve he sent militia members to prison for murder the very next day they were released and threatened to kill him. thank you my frien

set to scale down its anti migrant trafficking operation in the mediterranean sea rescue missions from operations of fear will be suspended there were asked surveillance will continue the decision is aimed at resolving it is filled with italy rogue had threatened to halt the entire mission unless it rescued migrants were taken to other countries. india says it has shot down a satellite in a missile test prime minister narendra modi made the announcement in a live address just weeks before the country's general election he said it demonstrates the country's capacity as a space power alongside the us russia and china. understand supreme court is adjourned until mid april a hearing into whether to uphold the acquittal of thirteen men accused of a gallery the survivor of the attack in my ears appealing against the protests attack in two thousand and two after the village council ordered it to order the attack to punish her for her brother's behavior. and turkey's gearing up for local elections on sunday fifty seven million voters across the country will choose meadows councillors and local

which is set to scale down its anti migrant trafficking operation in the mediterranean sea rescue missions from operation sofia will be suspended through air surveillance. though rather air surveillance will continue of a decision is aimed at resolving disputes with it a leave which threatened to halt the entire mission less rescued migrants are taken to other countries that's of course have been an ongoing issue for countries on the front line of that crisis well for more i'm now joined from our brussels studio by rebecca ritter's a good to see you rebecca the mission isn't over but they'll no longer be whiskey doing migrants at sea how is that going to work. that's right leyla the e.u. has announced that it will be scaling back that maritime portion of the mission but it has extended the saffir mission for another six months to give members states time to organize a coordinated approach to migration they haven't had much luck with that so far of course no ships means obviously no rescues at sea. under the mission the mission was and is not set up to be there to rescue migrants it is not

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a ship allegedly seized by migrants in the mediterranean sea have now arrived in forces earlier boarded the small tanker and guided it will pour into the capital letter more than one hundred migrants are on board including twelve children and the refugees were picked up on wednesday by the merchant vessel at sea but when they learned they were being returned to libya they hijacked the ship and course for europe four people have reportedly been arrested italian interior minister and the soviet he called the incident piracy. it is the first case the first act of piracy of delinquency on the high seas with immigrants asking for help who were rescued by this merchant ship flying a foreign flag six miles from tripoli they hijacked the freighter saying no do not go south go north they're not castaways they are pirates it leads coalition government to set a goal of curbing migration into the country while the european union has announced that it will suspend maritime patrols of rescue thousands of refugees and asylum seekers instead it plans air patrols and close coordination with libya which

the great city of this was once a sacred site of antiquity located beside the mediterranean sea it is home to one of the country's greatest archaeological sites well today it's known as l.f. zina and is now famous for the dozens of abandoned ships that litter the coastline and it's port it will be a herculean task for port manager shah alam both to restore its purity and well hercules thought monsters sharia law has to contend with something equally as frightening bureaucracy. these ships once carry passengers oil grain or contraband cigarettes when they will no longer see where the they were abandoned here illegally. the gulf of any of siena is the ugly junkyard of greece a country that looks back over a long seafaring tradition. here lumbers go getters has been head of end of scene as port authority for almost a year now. but he feels immense frustration because his port is still a graveyard with dozens of rusty wrecks. will be spoiled they couldn't work anymore or they've had their issues yet we belong. to come here and they were just living. there more than forty wrecks lying dorm

is set to scale down its anti migrant trafficking operation in the mediterranean sea and rescue missions from operation saffir will be suspended the violence will continue if this isn't the same to resolving their dispute with its only robot threatened to halt the entire mission unless rescued migrants were taken to other countries. a boeing seven three seven max operated by southwest their lives has made an emergency landing in florida the crew on the noncommercial flight reported engine problems shortly after takeoff and return to orlando international airport and lines around the world have grounded there have grounded that max passenger jet fleets following two recent crashes of this plane is being returned to storage for the duration of the battle. the investigators have raided the apartment of right wing party leader over connections to the christ church attack engineering and martin silva leader of the far right identity tarion movement of austria has admitted that he received a large donation from the attack and killed fifty muslims in two mosques earlier this month but he denies

in poland but what we shouldn't forget while we are sitting here are people are dying in the mediterranean sea and it's the politics of the european union who is responsible for this mass killing and if all the major parties if the european union if the far right all then tell you that migration might be a problem and that you have to set up the border said the fences and have to accept that people are dying in the sea then it's clear that those who are the most radical in that position will also gain some ground and legal sense he is there are you see a common thread here in in a lot of these movements in some of the rhetoric that we've heard from mainstream politicians like viktor orban for example one get hungary's prime minister he built a fence against the migrants in twenty fifteen and began calling himself a defender of of christian you europe there was this you know frenzied opposition to muslim immigration real or imaginary ads and this has been. something that's united along a lot of these populist right parties in germany and poland sweden italy throughout europe. yeah i think that

is set to scale down its anti migrant trafficking operation in the mediterranean sea rescue missions from operations to feel it will be suspended though as surveillance will continue the decision is aimed at resolving a dispute with italy rome had threatened to hold the entire mission unless rescued migrants were taken to other countries. india says it has shut down a satellite in a missile test five minutes there and remote he made the announcement in a live address just weeks before the country's general election you said it demonstrates the country's capacity as a space power alongside the united states russia and china. pakistan's supreme court has adjourned until mid april a hearing into whether to uphold the acquittal of thirteen men accused of a gang rape the survivor of the attack knocked on my ears appealing against the acquittals it happened in two thousand and two after have village council ordered it to punish her for her brother's behavior. seven of thailand's pro-democracy opposition parties have formed a coalition in an effort to stop an army fact party from staying in

the great city of el usis was once a sacred site of antiquity located beside the mediterranean sea it is home to one of the country's greatest archaeological sites well today it's known as l.f. xena and is now famous for the dozens of abandoned ships that litter the coastline and its port it will be a herculean task for port manager shot allow. us to restore its purity and well hercules fought monsters sharia law has to contend with something equally as frightening bureaucracy. these ships once carry passengers or grain or contraband cigarettes when they were no longer see where the they were abandoned here illegally. the gulf of any of siena is the ugly junkyard of greece a country that looks back over a long seafaring tradition. here lumbers go getters has been head of ever seen as port authority for most a year now. but he feels immense frustration because his port is still a graveyard with dozens of rusty wrecks. where these boards they couldn't work anymore or they've had their issues with along. the way to come here they were just living. there more than forty wrecks lying dorma

set to scale down its anti migrants trafficking operation in the mediterranean sea rescue missions from operations for fear will be suspended though as the violence will continue the decision is aimed at resolving a dispute when it's only rome had threatened to hold the entire nation unless rescued migrants were taken to other countries. india says it has shot down a satellite in a missile test prime minister narendra modi made the announcement in a live address just weeks before the country's general election india's chief rival pakistan responded by issuing call on its foreign ministry website against military threats in outer space. now turkey is gearing up for local elections on sunday fifty seven million voters across the country will choose mass councils and local change those mocked us with the economy in trouble president obama's ruling a k party faces a stiff challenge and sunday's vote is being seen as a referendum on his rule they don't do get turkey correspondent yulia han has been to meet a local politician with a very familiar name. this tea house in the town of go. is mor

pulled from the mediterranean sea arrives in. one hundred. children. they're not cast away. billions of dollars that allegedly overcharged. thanks for joining us this hour. continuing to grapple with the economic crisis power outages adding to its woes the country's opposition leaders calling for a fresh wave of protests this comes after the u.s. president again stressed his opposition to the government even accidentally branded venezuela explains. you can take a man out of business but you can't take business out of the man apparently u.s. president donald trump is living proof of that he's been tailoring this image of corporate shark for decades and is now taking the approach to politics the potential of venezuela. don't properly and with with democracy it would be incredible it was one of the richest companies certainly and now it's one of the poorest countries of the world a slip of the tongue for sure but could it be a fraud and one well he seems to have appointed venezuela's new c.e.o. a long time ago i mean what else could one why do b. in this i mean as an owner trum

the libya bound vessel and commandeered it to word to europe after they were rescued from the mediterranean sea and the british government says it will put a fresh vote to a motion rather to a vote by lawmakers tomorrow this in a bid to fulfill an ultimatum from the european council and on another short extension on britain's exit from the e.u. . you're watching the news up next a focus on it in europe and also hugo at the top of the hour for now thank you for spending this part of the day with a. cut. stuck in traffic for hours spoiled cargo huge muscle. mass could be a trucker eric harris here. ality master breaks it. to focus on europe takes a road trip from brussels to bring. chaos at the border oh my god could breaks it turn into a nightmare. next on. a city in rooms. morale we. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims. and the christian population. when i asked fighters on the city center in two thousand and seventeen president to church's response was. my generation will never again the color of. the reconquest turned into tragedy. that's not the reason at all th

driver apparently shouted that he wanted to kill himself and stop the deaths of migrants in the mediterranean sea all the details. the driver is said to be an italian of senegalese origin, video has released on social media of this incident, and you can see the bus rammed into the back of other cars before it is then set alight. you can see children screaming, the driver then according to authorities poured petrol into the bus and set alight. the authorities were able to get all the children out, no—one was seriously hurt, although some of the children have been taken to hospital suffering shock and smoke inhalation. witnesses, local reports say the driver was shutting out that he wanted to kill himself and he wa nted he wanted to kill himself and he wanted to stop deaths at sea, this of course in the background of italy's migrant crisis, at a time when the populist government here has closed italy's ports to ngo boats, which have been trying to rescue migrants. also making news this hour: cockpit recordings have revealed that the pilots of a boeing 737 max, which crashed off indonesia last year,

hijacked the libya bound vessel and ordered it to head to malta after it rescued them from the mediterranean sea. you're watching t.v. news out next my colleague banner g and all the day's biggest stories of from that asia rock and berlin thank you so much for spending of this part of your day with us i have to see that at the top of the hour. it's time. to take one step further. and face the possible. moment here on this side of love really tough to search the on the ballot fight for the troops out the best time to overcome down troops. and connect the world. to a time for putting double the ws coming up ahead. minds. to continue. to. leave no stone. curbs with boring stephanie. chats with musicians from around the world. every week on t.w. . earth. two minutes of species a home worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protectio

thousands of migrants pass through the country on their way to the mediterranean sea. the state has collapsed and two rival governments have risen in its wake armed militias rule the streets. rumors of rape continue but it's still not been confirmed. one day the veil began to lift across the border in tunisia a former libyan official agreed to speak. i've never seen any libyan customers here i'm sure. but they don't say much. to manage their afraid and i tell you why is it libya there are many different alliances even if you never know. who's with whom. take me for example out of school no one knows whose side i'm on when i talk to someone i try not to reveal who i am or who i work for the question everyone is scared of or you don't want to risk giving away information. you shall my. goodness for form of our fashion model melissa. in libya ramadan was a public prosecutor in the chaos following the overthrow of gaddafi in two thousand and twelve he sent militia members to prison for murder the very next day they were released and threatened to kill him. thank you my fri

driver apparently shouted that he wanted to kill himself and stop the deaths of migrants in the mediterranean seaition prisoners within 90 days, part of an effort to restart peace talks. the special envoy for the organization of american states says president 0rtega's government has agreed to release more than 700 demonstrators arrested in clashes that began last april. almost a week after tropical cyclone idai swept through southern africa, rescue teams are still struggling to reach survivors. in the port of beira in mozambique, aid workers say they have only two to three days of clean water left. over a million people have been affected by the cyclone and more than 300 people have lost their lives in mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. authorities say the death could treble over the coming days. the bbc‘s anne soy reports from maputo. lucky to be alive, but growing desperate by the day. these people may have survives the worst storm ever seen here, but now they have nothing to eat and nowhere to shelter. —— survived. cyclone idai swept away almost everything in its path. it created small islands w