taiwan from taiwan into town come on china or taiwan province of china in the form the ministry of foreign affairs over here we need to develop substantive relations with delight my to countries and we also have to safeguard those countries that are still having relations with that with taiwan. and in the last two years five countries that have relations with you have defected to china that must hurt it is difficult for us and what we try to do is to make sure that the senior government officials in senior government officials in our diplomatic elyse are highly connected and i think most important trait of taiwan is taiwan is that democracy already and we have very proud of that and many of the like my countries continue to priest i want us a beacon and because taiwan is already a democracy and therefore if we are able to develop closer and closer ties with like minded countries but when former friends like el salvador because of fast so say sort of we're going to recognize beijing there must be this sort of sense of betrayal because these countries up until then point have been your friends you'r

would do in return earlier in the day and there is a car over the spokes person for the ministry of foreign affairs seem to position russia as the kind of adult in the room here and try to portray what is going on in ukraine as a kind of collective freakouts from the portion of ministration we can listen to him or is it harder now. yeah talking about retaliation is just terrifying because if anyone tries to retaliate to what's happening in kiev now it could lead to a crazy situation if we're talking about this on a national scale then quite simply it could lead to a meltdown but also hearing new story that those captured ukrainian sailors have now been moved to moscow from the crimea region yeah earlier in the day someone from the authorities in crimea was saying that they didn't have them anymore they had they had left the peninsula she didn't know where they gone sushi's or that was the f s b s jurisdiction the f.s.b. is the russian federal security service and what we know now is that they have been moved to look for to a prison and the force of it is a pretty notorious place in moscow it is an

right after minister of foreign affairs you're kind of doing what the minister of foreign affairs couldn't do. but we work together with the ministry of foreign affairs which transmits all that said bits of information that are brought forth might be of concern to them and even better and it happened to me personally often when i went to see my foreign counterparts i would always go visit our ambassador in that country and transmit fresh analysis to the embassy so one diplomacy fails that's her secret service has come into play very good. especially useful when two countries no longer talk to you gary caldwell with the russians to. trust we have a good relationship on that ceteris part. friends as a lot of chechens who have historically requested political asylum here and we also have people who within that community or q so they can create problems and who we found at something terrorism acts in moscow and we were able to exchange. we were able to carry out procedures and through international commissions we were able to help the russians saul's this type of problem. square seanie same very much from the century and good luck. to.

. >>> he was my original minder for vietnam's ministry of foreign affairs. welcome back. welcome back. cheers. >> thank you. lin has brought me to a uniquely proud and hanoi tradition. it refers to the road side joints where locals drink keg difficult penced draft beer. >> it's between 3 to 4%. >> so we need to drink a lot. >> yes. >> cheers for hanoi beer. it was something luxurious. >> right. >> now it's for everyone. it's not expensive. 10,000 -- that's 40, 45 cents a beer. >> i'll have another. i can afford that. the country has changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now a lot of cars. >> more cars. >> look, money. people are making -- business is good. i mean, much, much, much more tourism every year. >> yes, yes. people also enjoy life more. ♪ the dare to give big semi-annual event. lowest prices of the season november 14th to the 18th. only at jared. opportunity is everywhere. like here. where you can explore the world knowing you can always find your way home. ♪ ♪ the whole world's coming together now ♪ amazon's black friday sal

china's ministry of foreign affairs keeps giving the same response. >> in xinjiang province, societys currently stable. the economy is developing. all ethnic groups live in harmony. reporter: at the main square, communist party propaganda. state and party leader xi jinping poses with laughing uighurs. but many might say there is little to laugh about. sumi: we just have one sports item for you. liverpool's hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the champions league have suffered a blow. they slipped to a surprise 2-0 defeat. the defeat means liverpool now face a tough task getting out of a group that also features napoli. a reminder now of our top story that we are following f for you here on dw. u.s. voters are casting ballots in what many describe as the most pivotal midterm elections in decades. the poll is being seen as a referendum on donald trump's presidency. with a strong showing, democrats could take back control of congress. you're watching "dw news." you can always get the latest on our website, dw.com. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which

but now he has come here, to the ministry of foreign affairs, to talk to his counterpart, the iraniansly nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and other british iranians do will nationals who are detained in tehran. they will say they should be released on humanitarian grounds and should not be used as tools for diplomatic leveraged. but he is also here to assess the impact of american sanctions in tehran. these sanctions we re sanctions in tehran. these sanctions were reimposed two weeks ago. his message will be that for now britain is sticking with iran, supporting the deal is limiting iran‘s nuclear programme, but as long as iran sticks to the terms of that deal. the interesting question is how the americans will respond because the foreign secretary has come here, to the heart of the capital of the country that the us says is the world‘s biggest sponsor of terrorism. four men have been taken to hospital with stab wounds, after a fight in edmonton in north london. the condition of the men, who are all in their 20s, is not known. police say two vehicles that had been involved in a collision were

chinese government say to all of this it calls the camp's vocational education china's ministry of foreign affairs keeps giving the same response only a single engine jiang province society is currently stable the economy is developing all ethnic groups live in harmony. at the main square and cash car communist party propaganda state and party leader xi jinping poses with laughing weaker. but many weekers might say there's little to laugh about. ok we just have one sports item for you when football liverpool's hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the champions league have suffered a blow they slipped to a surprise to nil defeat at red star belgrade a striker milan pub called scored both goals for the hosts the defeat means liverpool now face a tough task getting out of a group that also features napoli and paris undermine. reminder now of our top story that we're following for you here on d w u.s. voters are casting ballots in what many describe as the most pivotal midterm elections in decades the poll is being seen as a referendum on donald trump's presidency with a strong showing democrats c

we've been to saigon, can tho, nha trang -- he was my original minder for vietnam's ministry of foreign affairsds. >> hai: one, two, three -- ba, yo! welcome back. welcome back. cheers. >> anthony: lin has brought me to a great and proud and uniquely hanoi tradition -- bia hoi. bia hoi refers to the roadside joints where locals gather to consume keg-dispensed, freshly brewed draft beer. ah, that's good. >> lin: it's not strong at all, my friend. just like between 3 to 4%. >> anthony: ah, so we need to drink a lot. >> lin: yeah. >> hai: yeah. >> lin: cheers for hanoi beer. [ horns honking ] it was something luxurious 30 years -- >> hai: yeah. >> lin: -- ago. >> anthony: right. >> lin: and now it's for everyone. >> hai: yeah. >> lin: it's not expensive. ten thousand dong. >> anthony: so, that's -- >> hai: 40 cents. >> lin: 40, 45 cents. >> anthony: 45 cents a beer. >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i'll have another. i can afford that. ♪ the country's changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now lot of cars. >> lin: more cars. >> anthony: you know, look, money. >> lin: yeah. >> antho

would hit this energy hungry country very hard now earlier on monday a spokeswoman with the ministry of foreign affairs said that the legal trade agreements between iran and china need to be respected she went on to say that the united states and its decision to reimpose these sanctions on iran is regrettable she also said that china stands with those nations who have vowed to uphold the agreement with iran that the united states has backed out of now obviously this comes at a very interesting time when trade frictions between the united states and china are at an all time high but also it comes at a time when the united states needs china's role in its negotiation with north korea let's make to remy brazeau he's an economist at the french institute of international strategic affairs he's joining us live from paris thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera so the u.s. treasury secretary said that we have advised swift that it must disconnect any iranian financial institution that we designate as soon as technologically feasible to avoid sanctions exposure just for the benefit of our international viewers

would hit this energy hungry country very hard now earlier on monday a spokeswoman with the ministry of foreign affairs said that the legal trade agreements between iran and china need to be respected she went on to say that the united states and its decision to reimpose these sanctions on iran is regrettable she also said that china stands with those nations who have vowed to uphold the agreement with iran that the united states has backed out of now obviously this comes at a very interesting time when trade frictions between the united states and china are at an all time high but also it comes at a time when the united states needs china's role in its negotiation with north korea china's president has promised to cut import tariffs and more foreign companies to do business in the country although she didn't refer directly to china's trade war with the u.s. he warned that free trade is under attack he made the remarks during the opening of a traitor in shanghai for our china correspondent ports. it is only from the air that you get the scale of this vast event happening on the edge of shanghai china's

the chinese government say to all of this it calls the camps vocational education china's ministry of foreign affairs keeps giving the same response they want a single engine jiang province society is currently stable the economy is developing all ethnic groups live in harmony. at the main square uncashed are communist party propaganda state and party leader xi jinping poses with laughing we . but many wiggers might say there is little to laugh about. to russia now we're a trunk driver has given the expression popping to the shops a whole new meaning c.c.t.v. has captured the moment the brakes on this truck on his truck failed sending it hurling ran into a supermarket shoppers and a shelf stacker could be seen inside the building as the truck smashed through that wall more fortunately only one woman had to be taken to the hospital to be treated for her minor injuries. close call there you're watching you know we do still have a lot more to tell you about including the world maybe going digital but more and more people are moving in the opposite direction and a lot is making a comeback and companies a

because russia usually responds in kind when it sees the policy of a foreign power being targeted at it. the ministry of foreign affairs though said earlier that to do so to respond in kind would be essentially irrational and there is a car of who is the spokesperson for the m.f.a. said that. you basically don't want to do what ukraine is doing because that might set off a further frenzy so essentially what russia is trying to do at the moment is stay i suppose looking like the adult in the room in this in our area and paint what's going on inside ukraine as some sort of hysterical frenzy all right rachel allen's live for us in moscow rory thank you. so this entire incident began in the kurdish strait earlier this year al jazeera reported on the opening of a bridge across that strait seen as a way for russia to tighten its hold over crimea you can watch for a challenge report on our web site al-jazeera dot com just search ukraine. for the first time a senior u.n. official in charge of human rights has called for an investigation into the murder of saudi journalist a market she was speaking to our diplomatic editor jame

this information, it was almost daily if you subscribe to the russian ministry of foreign affairs facebook and twitter feed, there is almost daily a drumbeat of disinformation frankly on u.s. support for isis and syria. the last slide in the deck here you know, i put in here that this was one of the more comical instances of this. they released in november 2017 russian ministry of defense released a photo claiming that it was a u.s. vehicle leading spiders out of syria and into safety in iraq. either an air force officer or an enterprising gamer said that photo looks exactly like an image from the gunship simulator special ops game. that was publicized and this is the same photo, the russians said yeah that was a mistake that the u.s. still supports isis. they are not emotionally invested, it doesn't cost them very much in terms of time and effort, it cost them nothing in terms of money. they understand that we will then have to respond to that which causes us to chase our tales for a while and to put work into finding out where the photo actually came from and refuting it. it really is a

information, was there a lot, almost daily, if you subscribe to the russian ministry of defense and the ministry of foreign affairs and facebook and twitter feeds, there's almost daily, just a drumbeat of disinformation of u.s. support for isis in syria, and the last slide in the deck here is i put in there, this was kind of the more comical instances of this, and they released -- they released in november of 2017, the russian ministry offense released the photo on the left claimed that that was a u.s. vehicle leading a convoy of isis fighters out of abu kamal, syria, and into safety in iraq and some air force officer or enterprising gamer said that photo looks exactly like an image from the ac-130 gunship simulator special ops game, and so you know, that was publicized that this is the same photo. it's a screen grab and the russians said, yeah, that was a mistake, but the u.s. still supports isis and then they just move on, right? because they're not -- they're not emotionally invested in the lie. it doesn't cost them very much in terms of time and effort and costs them nothing in terms of money to gin these thin

this information there was a lot almost daily if you subscribe to the defense ministry of foreign affairs, there's almost daily just a drum beat of disinformation frankly on u.s. support for isis. and the last slide in the deck here is put in there that this was one of the more comical instances of this. they released in november of 2017 russian ministry defense released the photo on the left claiming that was a u.s. vehicle leading a convoy offists fighters out of syria and into safety in iraq. some air force officer or enterprising gamer said that photo looks exactly like an image from the gun ship simulator special ops game. so that was publicize d. it's a screen grab and the russians said, yeah, that was a mistake, but the u.s. still supports isis and they just move on. they are not emotionally invested in the lie. it doesn't cost them much in terms of time or efrt. to put them out there in the information space, they understand that et we will then have to respond to that. which does cause us to chase our tails. so it really is a way that they can dominate the information space. ever

question we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador. russia's foreign affairs ministry. massive wildfires have engulfed parts of california destroying thousands of buildings and forcing areas into emergency evacuations residents across the u.s. state have been urged to leave a by officials more than one hundred fifty thousand have already been evacuated reports say the fast moving wildfires have destroyed an entire city and they are currently threatening to move in on the iconic city of malibu and nine people have been killed and many more injured. a phantom submarine spotted in swedish waters has been making headlines for years now stockholm had previously suspected it was russian but it now appears they haven't arrived at a very different conclusion. the search is expanding for what's believed to be a russian submarine lurking near sweden's capital an emergency call from these waters to a russian base could be a sobering somebody or a smaller submarine type of photo looking very much like a submarine on patrol. i meant to say we don't see that it was not a submarine t

of spying for russia. twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador was summoned to russia's foreign affairs ministry and the meeting is expected to take place later and the day. trial of thirty people accused of brutally abusing refugees that an asylum center in germany has opened for years after the shocking revelations first emerged some of the worst that were caught on camera. oh not a small leak she did of course a lot. of the incidents allegedly took place in the town of buddha in the western part of the country prosecutors allege staff beat tormented and humiliated asylum seekers or lock them up for days at a time images of the abuse were leaked to the media sparking an outcry the shocking pictures included a security guard posing with his foot on the neck for handcuffs refugee social workers security guards and other staff are among those now facing charges of assault and false imprisonment one of the accused over disputes the gravity of the claims. how do you feel about the fact that you're being accused of this. it's an exaggeration again and say more than that. now the company operates in

country's defense ministry said that they obtained information with the frenzy intelligence service with providing any concrete details on who was behind this now asked for foreign affairs ministry of the minister was quick to council her upcoming trip to russia and she also some russian representatives to discuss the matter and meanwhile there is still very little information regarding the former colonel in question we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador. russia's foreign affairs ministry. at least thirty seven palestinians have reportedly been injured at the border between the gaza strip and israel despite peace talks involving egypt and the garza based organization hamas in an attempt to stop the violence. clashes with israeli defense forces have been happening for the last seven months in a protest by palestinians known as the great march of return which they demand the right to return to lands they say have been illegally occupied by israel and smart at least two hundred eighteen palestinians have been killed thousands more have been wounded the idea of the denies it deliberately target civilians

ministry said that they obtained information with the. intelligence service with providing any concrete details on who was behind this now asked for foreign affairs ministry of the minister was quick to council her upcoming trip to russia and she also some russian representatives to discuss the matter and meanwhile there is still very little information regarding the former colonel in question we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador. summoned to russia's foreign affairs ministry. the beloved english breakfast could be facing a price hike if researchers from oxford university get their way they are suggesting to almost double taxes on bacon and sausage is to convert people eating too much meat police to the taste test. who doesn't love the smell of bacon in the morning and for british cuisine it does not get much more iconic than the full english breakfast. whole so this is the eggs baked beans and of course hostages and bacon but the healthy eating brigade is ruining all the fun we've known for a few years now that breaking news is perhaps the healthiest food back in twenty fift

some subtle —— sample some of the pomegranatejuice on offer and now he has come to the ministry of foreign affairstarian grounds and not used as tools for diplomatic language. he is also here to assess for themselves the impact of american sanctions, sanctions better reimpose two weeks ago. his message will be, for now, britain is supporting the deal that limits iran posed by nuclear programme but as long as iran sticks to the terms of the deal. the question is how the americans will respond because the foreign secretary has come here to the heart of the capital country that the us saysis of the capital country that the us says is the world's begets sponsor of terrorism. —— world's biggest sponsor terrorism. the general medical council are urgently checking the qualifications of about 3,000 foreign doctors, after it was emerged a fake psychiatrist had been practising for 22 years with no qualifications. zholia alemi falsely claimed to have a medical degree from a new zealand university when she registered in the uk in the 1995. alemi was jailed for fraud in october after she faked a dementia patie

its own former high ranking army officers of spying for russia or he's been in question over brings us more. i had a chance to ask russia's foreign affairs ministry said gay law for us to comment on the recent rally. coming from austria that former austrian colonel was accused of spying for russia for decades the ministry said that he has just found out about the news and that he was unpleasantly surprised he added that russia's western partners have recently started to publicly accuse russia and publicly demented explanations it's common practice within international law just to directly ask for clarification but recently our western partners have started using nontraditional megaphone diplomacy they publicly accused as they publicly demand explanations are monsters we know nothing about and we've officially some industry members to go to the ministry to explain how his country shouldn't if they have any questions austrian chanceless about broke the news this friday he said that this may lead to worsening relations between the two countries and he also added that he plans to discuss possible further steps with e.u. partners if these suspicions p

but now he‘s come here to the ministry of foreign affairs to talk to his counterpart, the iranian foreignthey shouldn‘t be used as tools for diplomatic leverage. but he‘s also here to assess for himself the impact of american sanctions here in tehran. the sanctions were reimposed two weeks ago. his message will be that for now britain is sticking with iran, supporting the deal that is limiting iran‘s nuclear programme, but as long as iran sticks to the terms of that deal. the interesting question is how the americans will respond because the foreign secretary has come here to the heart of the capital of a country that the us says is the world‘s biggest sponsor of terrorism. you are watching afternoon live, live in westminster. one way to stay warm here is to wear some form of costu me. warm here is to wear some form of costume. this is what one person has come up with! yes, he is keeping warm. i don‘t know if that is a he ora warm. i don‘t know if that is a he or a she. i warm. i don‘t know if that is a he ora she. i have warm. i don‘t know if that is a he or a she. i have no idea why a d

we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador was summoned to russia's foreign affairs ministry and the meeting is expected to take place later in the day. in other headlines a trial in germany has been launched this friday thirty people stand accused of brutally abusing refugee asylum sent to the shocking revelations first claims about four years ago with some of the worst incidents filmed. lead. yet. the incidents allegedly took place in the town of buddha bar in the western part of the country prosecutors claim a staff tormented asylum seekers both physically and psychologically images of the abuse were leaked to the media sparking an outcry social workers security guards and others thought. facing charges of assault and false imprisonment one of the accused however disputes the gravity of the claims. how do you feel about the fact that you're being accused of this. it's an exaggeration again and say more than that. the company. has denied claims that management. to be abuses saying instead that a group of security guards had gone rogue a member of germany's left party was qu

colonel in question we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow. someone to russia's foreign affairs ministry. was going to intellectual job with the latest news from. both the republicans and democrats claim victory in the wake of the midterm elections but it seems the election settled little if anything now there is a dueling investigation warfare gridlock on steroids is this what the.

we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador was summoned to russia's foreign affairs ministry. medics in gaza say that one protester was killed and thirty seven others were injured by israeli troops during friday protests along the perimeter fence with israel. since the end of march tens of thousands of gazans have been calling for an end to the enclaves occupation and to demanding refugees be allowed to return to lands that are now part of israel at least two hundred eighteen palestinians have been killed during that time and nearly twenty two thousand others have been wounded children journalists and medics have been among the victims israel continues to deny that it deliberately target civilians and defends its use of live fire by saying it is protecting its borders from hamas militants one israeli soldier has been. a massive wildfire has engulfed the u.s. state of california destroying thousands of buildings and forcing areas into emergency evacuations residents across california have been urged to leave by officials more than one hundred fifty thousand have already been e

we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador. summoned to russia's foreign affairs ministry and the meeting is expected to take place later in the day . the beloved english breakfasts could be facing a price hike for searches from oxford university to get their way suggesting to almost double the taxes on bacon and sausage the people eating so much meats boyko takes the taste test. who doesn't love the smell of bacon in the morning and for british cuisine it does not get much more iconic than the full english breakfast. whole so this is the eggs baked beans and of course this also has the added bacon but the healthy eating brigade is ruining all the fun we've known for a few years now that breaking isn't perhaps the healthiest food back in twenty fifteen the world health organization declared it to be a carcinogen apparently that increases their risk of heart disease stroke and diabetes and so researchers in oxford have come up with a plan which case they could prevent up to six thousand deaths per year and the idea is to make these solti fantasy chewy bits of meat up to sev

of this? ramy: we had -- tom: we had a briefing on friday from officials who were optimistic leading up to this. they told us the ministers are the officials from the foreign affairs ministryficials were working together pretty closely on both sides, which echoes what we heard from larry kudlow said officials were working at all levels ahead of this meeting. chinese officials hope at the meeting but it will go smoothly. they also say they were prepared to meet the u.s. halfway in terms of concessions. it was also interesting to hear from the vice commerce minister, saying he thinks the u.s. is looking ahead or is prepared to come to some kind of agreement. that mirrors what we heard from president trump as well who said he thinks china wants to make a , and i quotely from president trump there. so the mood is broadly positive from the chinese and u.s. sides. even the posturing leading up to this debate has continued with that report out of the trade represented of office in the u.s. highlighting what they say are continued violations of intellectual property rights and tech transfer rate on the chinese side putting out a partial list of concessions they say they could make

we only know that he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years and here in moscow the australian ambassador will. summing to russia's foreign affairs ministry. a phantom submarine spotted in swedish waters has been making headlines for years now stockholm had previously suspected it was russian but it now appears they have arrived at a different conclusion. the search of expanding from what's believed to be a russian submarine lurking here so leaving the capital an emergency call from these waters to a russian base could be a sobering visible for a smaller submarine a photo looking very much like a submarine on patrol in. the book. i member of the same redundancy that it was not a submarine there was no foreign and watching activity. there have it i'll be back in about thirty three and a half minutes with more news you watch my two international stay with us. the both her. ministry is police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation. now does my mike was hoping one of the board doesn't perform on the eyes of god i'm stumped on this is going to going to go through the. woods as if he did it up on him to see

foreign ministry though is calling on the u.n. to condemn and punish the rebels involved in the assault as well as the country's the back of. the middle east affairs commentator at the risk police of militants from idlib are behind the attack it only strengthens the case for launching an offensive against the. lost to another terrorists are behind a different type of this attack was launched from a blue i mean if the terrorist are left alone for more or for more time i think that we're only continue with such attacks which i think makes it more and more imperative to go ahead the sooner a sport as soon as possible to eliminate the abuse terrorists who are sort of aware of this large haven in the province. that russia has blocks naval routes near the crimean peninsula in order to stop three craning vessels that have illegally entered russia's territorial waters another two of kiev ships are following them and what moscow is calling a provocation the original three ships are currently moving from the black sea towards the strait russia says they fail to give mandatory notice adding that the ships disobey the orders and conduct the dangerous maneuver

know he was accused of spying for russia for over twenty years meanwhile here in moscow we just heard that the austrian ambassador was summoned to the russian foreign affairs ministry and that's going to happen later today so i'm sure we'll receive more dates regarding this developing story you had to keep us up today well what you learn from the very fluid story live in moscow this hour. a mom being shot dead by police in melbourne australia after he killed one person and injured three others in terror attack police received reports of a car on fire in the city center and were confronted by a mob of somali origin brushing a knife and threatening them the suspect was shot in the chest by police and died later in hospital authorities say the car was parked with gas canisters. all right whoever controls the internet controls well so the term net neutrality is one we're going to be hearing a lot of in the future and what we really should know next. backs geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause report. most people think just stand out in this is this you need

foreign ministry though is calling on the u.n. to condemn and punish the rebels involved in these sold as well as the countries that back them earlier we spoke with the only risk of middle east affairs commentator he believes that if militants from a glib are behind me attack possess chemical weapons it only strengthens the case for launching an offensive against them. astronaut but are terrorists are behind a different type of this attack was launched from a global i mean if the terrorists are left alone for more or for more time i can only continue with such attacks which i think breaks a more and more imperative to go ahead the sooner a sport as soon as possible for true eliminate abuse terrorists who are sort of aware of this so a large haven in the province. for ukrainian navy vessels have illegally entered russia's territorial waters east of the crimean peninsula that's according to russia's federal security service the ships are currently moving from the black sea towards the strait russia says they failed to give mandatory notice adding that the ships disobey the orders and conduct a dangerous maneuvers ukraine says it's acting though in full compliance with international la

of sending phd student to life in jail. it is up to his government to deny the charges. until the uae hears from london the verdict stands.". the uae foreign affairs ministrys here in the uae. this is a national pro—government website newspaper, they are headlining the verdict is not final, citing the uae attorney general. it is interesting that this is also seenin is interesting that this is also seen in the state run news agency wom hearing the statement of the attorney general. in some ways the message is being pushed out of the uae today is that the verdict is not final and matthew hedges can appeal. that seems to be interesting because it is coming in response to yesterdayjeremy it is coming in response to yesterday jeremy hunt, it is coming in response to yesterdayjeremy hunt, the british foreign secretary release a very strong statement saying he was shocked and disappointed. in that statement and said he doesn‘t like it ran contrary to assurances he had been receiving. —— he... where we go from here, it‘s kind of unclear without it seems he does have 30 days to appeal. what will we will have to wait and see. —— what will come of that, we will wait