it's for you and the sun the sun is starting to rise over the mongolia. in a land where horses symbolize national strength curtis who depended on the study and of the thousands of youths of a modern before the horses a friend will love them and they're like humans in our eyes. at this time of year. or believe these none is up believe on his motorbike training he's prized rice courses on one. hundred horses maybe small size compared to overseas but the as strong as it can be then the freezing cold in some way heat and we take care of them. so there race well in spring and summer. billy and his band live in henty a remote piece of the province. like generations of mongolians before he has a hood up with thousands of livestock. in a country where pricing is in every herd is blocked believes two hundred horses are his pride and joy. to see. the president put on the device when your horse when is your family and the province feel happy especially during big races and will last and. it's not about trophy house i train horses out of my love for them our children

it's a celebration of strength and insurance the flies out across mongolia. today they're the toast of this tiny town. tomorrow bob oh when the other jockeys could be back in the saddle thawing for victory in one of the gracious spectacles on the step but to preserve a centuries old tradition they will be risking life to lead in these grand midnight ignite the children born to run. australia's multibillion dollar international student industry is booming but it has a dark side one of many used examines widespread revelations of sexual assault on foreign university students on notice or. getting to the heart of the matter if more stuff i can see the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks this was a great election about it was going to win but it was about by how much with detailed coverage

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singapore and mongolia are reported as possible venues.ury on the streets of pamplona, as tens of thousands protest over the conviction of a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. more mass demonstrations against official corruption in armenia, the protest leader rallying support for his own bid to become prime minister. also in the programme, we meet a sheep farmer in the yorkshire dales who's offering asylum seekers a taste of countryside life. hello and welcome to bbc world news. president trump says he's had a long and very good phone conversation with the south korean president moonjae—in, following the summit between the leaders of the two koreas. mr trump said the time and location of his own meeting with the north korean leader kim jong—un was being set. us media reports say singapore and mongolia are being considered as possible venues, but this has not been confirmed. caroline davies reports. welcomed with a handshake. these miles and south korean leaders have been beamed around the world. what sort of welcome has the wo

singapore and mongolia are reported as possible venues.ens of thousands return to the streets in spain after a court acquits five men of raping a teenager — convicting them of sexual abuse instead more mass demonstrations in armenia. the ruling party says it won't put forward a candidate for a new prime minister, to try to ease the crisis. thousands of civilians forced to flee, after an upsurge in fighting between myanmar‘s army and kachin rebels. president trump says he's had a long and very good phone conversation with the south korean president moonjae—in, following the ground—breaking summit between the leaders of the two koreas. mr trump said the time and location of his own meeting with the north korean leader kim jong—un was being set. us media reports say singapore and mongolia are being considered as possible venues, but this has not been confirmed. speaking at a campaign rally the president also spoke about how the summit came about. it started with the olympics, because, frankly, the olympics was not going to have a lot of peopl

singapore and mongolia are reported as possible venues. fury on the streets of pamplona, as tens of thousands protest over the conviction of a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. more demonstrations in armenia, as the ruling party says it doesn't always have to be in power — we hear from the country's president. also in the programme, as part of the bbc‘s crossing divides season... we meet a sheep farmer in the yorkshire dales who's offering asylum seekers a taste of countryside life. north korea has hailed its summit with the south as an "historic meeting" which paves the way for the start of a new era. the two leaders — the north's kim jong—un and the south's moonjae—in — agreed to work to rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons. and the momentous meeting has further cemented president trump's summit with kimjong un later this year. caroline davies has this report. welcomed with a handshake, the smiles of the north and south korea leaders beaming around the world, but the north korean state—run tv station called the visit a turn

is speculation is could be mongolia oi’ is speculation is could be mongolia or hear in singapore.s president as well. does it matter in terms of the outcome where they take place and will china have a say? well, it does not really matter where the talks take place. certainly china would not be opposed to them taking place in china. it has hosted six party talks between the us, north korea, and others. the 30 were from north korea, the weight it shows that the north greens will go further to meet the us. how significant will use a that the north koreans are pretty much allowing everyone in to allow the dismantling of this nuclear sites, the fact is there were many reports that this site had already collapsed. certainly there have been reports that at least one that time on the site has collapsed. there are the tunnels that are claimed to working properly. we will wait to see what they will do if they televise this. we will have outside experts to see. some people are pessimistic. all right, justin hastings in sydney. thank you for joining us. let's take a look at some of the day's

be a couple of locations considered -- or mongolia.eninsula for many decades have said they have been here before and this is kim jong—un playing a game and he will play president trump. there is no doubt that this is in some respects a gamble and there are some in the trump administration who will be warning, what exactly does north korea want. they are seeing a leader who despite having a country where there are huge human rights violations taking place, a country where he has led a regime that has seen where he has led a regime that has seen him allegedly being involved in the murder of his half brother and assassinating his own uncle, what exactly assassinating his own uncle, what exa ctly d oes assassinating his own uncle, what exactly does he want out of this? at the same time there is the recognition that the instability and concerns about the korean peninsula mean that the administration has got to look at this years three and has two a d dress to look at this years three and has two address the issue and take something of a ga

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the demilitarised zone which is one of the options for the summit but there are other options like mongolia because it can give some surprise to the international audience by giving some a concession to north korea, the united nations can get the potential from north korea so there are many things to be considered for the political leaders. the unnecessary involvement if we have the summit in seoul or chengdu island, ithink if we have the summit in seoul or chengdu island, i think mongolia is a good choice. singapore is another good choice. but if there is a third party, a neutral place and they have some distance from that, not only from north korea but also the united states. as far as they can make an agreement about where to have the summit, that is not a big issue for me. to see president trump would be something even more historic. 0bviously these two men were involved in this twitter war of words. calling each other rocket man, dotard. donald trump is known to be rather unpredictable compare to be rather unpredictable compare to other leaders. so many things can just go wrong. are yo

singapore and mongolia are reported as possible venues. the us president has spoken to his south korean counterpart moonjae—in, following his summit with the north korean leader. more than 30,000 people in the northern spanish city of pamplona have protested against a court decision to convict a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's the third consecutive day of demonstrations. 4000 people have fled renewed fighting in northern myanmar. the burmese military is reported to be pounding ethnic kachin rebels with airstrikes and artillery. there have been further mass demonstrations against official corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his own bid to become prime minister. the country's parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. now on bbc news, it's talking movies. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special edition of talking movies, when we look back at some of the highlights from this year's tribeca film festival. the tribeca film festival is now in its 17th

singapore and mongolia are reported to be possible venues.devilfrom extinction have discovered a healthy population of the animals in the remote south—west area of tasmania. more than 80% of the carnivorous marsupials have been wiped out in the past 20 years by the deadly devil facial tumour disease. joining me now is dr samantha fox, the team leader of the save the tasmanian devil programme. she's also a biologist with toledo zoo in ohio, but she joins us now from hobart in tasmania. so is the dr fox. how significant is this? significant. the species only occu i’s this? significant. the species only occu f5 on this? significant. the species only occurs on the small island of tasmania the bottom of australia. as you mentioned, 80% of the species has been wiped out by a cancer which is contagious. so for us to find a small, isolated population that is disease free is significant. do you think these help the animals you have found our disease—free because they have not come into contact with others that had the disease, or do they have some kin

global trend towards abolition of the death penalty last year a further two countries guinea and mongolia joined the one hundred four who have now abolished capital punishment for a second year in a row the us did not feature among the top five global execution is slipping from positions seven to eight this is due in part to ongoing legal challenges of the use of lethal injection. but as litigation in several states progress is that because the executions resume. and for more i'm joined now by two simple who advises amnesty international on the death penalty and welcome to you and thank you so much for joining us thank you very much now i miss the international has made it very clear that the decline of worldwide executions only relates to reported executions why is it so difficult to gather information and data about the death penalty. it's quite difficult to get information about these are the ones who are because many retentionists do not review the release of the death penalty in our research amnesty international are those rights and contact or retention is countries in the world ord

global trend towards abolition of the death penalty last year a further two countries guinea and mongolia joined the one hundred four who have now abolished capital punishment for a second year in a row the us did not feature among the top five global execution is slipping from position seven to eight this is due in part to ongoing legal challenges of the use of lethal injection. but as litigation and several states progresses that could see executions resume. the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has confirmed that a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent the careful stock tit for tat diplomatic expulsions between britain and russia with london accusing moscow of being behind the attack on said. and his daughter yulia in the english city of sorcery a public statement by the p c w said the agent was off high purity but it stopped short of naming the poison all seeing who it believed counted out the march fourth attack. you're watching the news coming up ahead drama the lore in the quarterfinals of the champions league as the late red god a

the talks we have norway we have sweden one in the region that's been mentioned is the capital of mongolia battle then you get to what they might get out of a first summit most observers hope that there would be after a big meeting a process an ongoing process to deal with all the details but both sides would probably want something out of a meeting of this level and certainly the u.s. will be concerned about the three u.s. citizens of korean descent who are being held prisoner here in north korea president trump has already mentioned them and the fact that he's working to get their release. chemical weapons inspectors are still waiting to enter dinner in syria to investigate suspected chemical attack the u.s. says russia has deliberately holding them up to tamper with evidence has had a in reports. access denied inspectors but the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons are on standby waiting to enter the area duma a visit to the side of the alleged chemical attack has been delayed for days investigation start the white house says russia and syria are trying. by time to tampe

north and south korea. of the korean peninsula. have reported could be held either in singapore or mongolia. what he called "starry—eyed" about what the meeting may yield. hopeful that we can get a real breakthrough. gonna ride on this meeting with kim jong—un. laura bicker has more on this story from seoul. display of sincerity. to go further than simply stepping over the border. in front of witnesses. the punggye—ri site is where all six nuclear tests were carried out. and let experts and the media watch. a welcome development, but the us is being cautious. we use the word irreversible with great intention. denuclearisation is going to be achieved. campaign in place until we achieve that. it does all sound rather familiar. but continued to build weapons in secret. trust in the north. trust is two—directional, ok? you build trust, in the process of implementing agreements. kim jong—un is also turning back time. literally. half an hour behind seoul. korea will become one time zone once again. their view of kim jong—un. and i'm touched by it. translation: this time, kim jong—un speaks with c

. >> and mongolia. >> and mongolia. terry, thank you. back here at home president trump taking a victory lap of his own after that historic summit on friday and in advance of his own meeting as we just mentioned with kim jong-un. >> he also had a lot to say about the russia investigation and a new report from house republicans. abc's tara palmeri joins us from washington. tara, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. that's right. it was a week of highs and lows for president trump. while his top pick to lead the v.a., dr. ronny jackson, had to withdraw his name amid embarrassing allegations, he saw his secretary of state mike pompeo confirmed and then he was able to take a victory lap for his high pressure campaign against north korea. president trump taking a bow for the historic agreement struck between the leaders of north and south korea working toward an end to their decades long conflict. >> i think i have a responsibility. i think other presidents should have done it. >> r

fast furious and sometimes fatal mongolia's child jockeys are risking their young lives writing to women are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. or. al-jazeera. the lower end of this is the news hour live from london coming up. from a walk away of talks with kim jong un on fruitful but south korea says the north is committed to denuclearize a shoot. out with the old in with the new raul castro hands over power to cuba's new leader leo diaz coming. banding their arms and pulling out syrian rebels and their families start to leave a town near damascus or deal with government forces. and cooked to death the stock new warning that australia's great barrier reef will never fully recover from coral bleaching. i'm joined again with the day's sport rafael nadal continues his balls for the record eleventh monte carlo masters trophy but not my joke of it she is going home after losing in the fourth round i'll have all the details coming out. the south korean president says the north has expressed its commitment to complete denuclearize ation it

fast furious and sometimes fatal mongolia's child jockeys are risking their young lives riding to win are they being exploited in the name of tradition one of one east investigates on al-jazeera. where ever you. could look at the top stories now cuba's new president miguel diaz camilla is about to continue the socialist reza revolution as the nation moves on from nearly six decades of castro rule. the u.s. president warns he'll walk away of talks with north korea's kim jong un on fruitful but south korea says the north has expressed a commitment to complete denuclearization. fighters in the rebel held town of to madness syria's capital damascus adding over their weapons on the an evacuation deal. now france's interior ministry says almost one hundred twenty thousand people have attended rallies across the country against president emanuel macron the latest in a series of demonstrations by public sector workers and students against macros and reforms from paris the reports. there was some clashes between protesters and police but overall the march in paris was peaceful public sector wo

fast furious and sometimes fatal mongolia's child jockeys are risking their young lives riding to win are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. trump warns he'll walk away if talks with kim jong un aren't fruitful but south korea says the north has expressed its commitment to denuclearization. and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. out of the old in with a new round castro hands over power to cuba's new leader miguel diaz can that. abandoning their own is and pulling out syrian rebels and their families start to leave a town near damascus or a new deal with government forces. and queen elizabeth appeals to the commonwealth to appoint her son as the next leader but will a back. end of the south korean president when jane says the north has expressed its commitment to complete denuclearization it comes as u.s. president donald trump warns he'll walk away from planned talks with north korea's leader if they're not fruitful meeting is expected to take place next month or early june cia director answer state nominee might

fast furious and sometimes fatal mongolia's child jockeys are risking their young lives riding to win are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. i remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's what that gives us that gives us the ability to identify the people who live inside the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump who warns he'll walk away if talks with north korea aren't fruitful. and our intake of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. out with the old in with a new round castro hands over power to cuba's new leader hugo diaz kind of. abandoning their arms and pulling out syrian rebels and their families start to leave a town near damascus a deal with government forces plus. cooked to death a stock new warning that australia's great barrier reef

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the talks we have norway we have sweden one in the region that's been mentioned is the capital of mongolia battle then you get what they might get out of a first summit most observers hope that there would be after a big meeting a process an ongoing process to deal with all the details but both sides would probably want something out of a meeting of this level and certainly the u.s. will be concerned about the three u.s. citizens of korean descent who are being held prisoner here in north korea president trump has already mentioned them and the fact that he's working to get their release in our other top stories cuba's new president has vowed to continue the socialist revolution as the nation turns the page on nearly six decades of castro rule miguel diaz canal has been sworn in by m.p.'s in havana after raul castro stepped down having completed ten years as president he has canal is the first cuban leader on up to fidel castro's nine hundred fifty five revolution and also the first not to a fortunate. among the global to. the peoples mandate given to this legislature is to ensure the cont

global trend towards a pollution of the death penalty last year a further two countries guinea and mongolia joined the one hundred four who have now abolished capital punishment for a second year in a row the us did not feature among the top five global execution is slipping from position seven to eight this is due in part to ongoing legal challenges of the use of lethal injection but as litigation in several states progress is that because the executions. israelis have been marking their holocaust remembrance day when they remember the six million jews murdered by the nazi regime across europe president reuven rivlin was among thousands of people who took part in the annual march of the living at auschwitz in poland the site of one of the most notorious death counts now recent polls legislation about the holocaust has cost controversy so there was some tension in the air. a march in memory of the victims of nazi terror at the french the presidents of poland and israel more than ten thousand people including youth groups from around the world have come to auschwitz the route leads to the de

global trend towards abolition of the death penalty last year a further two countries guinea and mongolia joined the one hundred four who have now abolished capital punishment for a second year in a row the us did not feature among the top five global execution is slipping from position seven to eight this is due in part to ongoing legal challenges of the use of lethal injection. but as litigation in several states progresses that because the executions resume. for more on the general trends of the death penalty in executions while by i'm joined now by lucy graham she is the amnesty deputy director of global issues welcome you see let me start with china your report says it remains the world's leading executioner cincinatti official figures on what io estimates based. the estimates are based on information that we get from people within china and it is important and the size absolutely chime it is one of the disturbing trends that we have seen this year but we've also tried to show that there is some hope that we are witnessing the end of the death penalty so for example if you look at su

global trend towards abolition of the death penalty last year a further two countries guinea and mongolia joined the one hundred four who have now abolished capital punishment for a second year in a row the us did not feature among the top five global execution is slipping from positions seven to eight this is due in part to ongoing legal challenges of the use of lethal injection. but as litigation and several states progress is that to see executions in. time for some of the other stories making the news at this hour geria has started three days of national mourning after a military plane crash that killed two hundred fifty seven people the russian built transporter went down shortly after takeoff wednesday killing mostly soldiers and their family members the accident is the worst aviation disaster in algeria is history and investigation is now underway. yemen's army says it has recaptured a key city from around back to the rebels the army said it had completely liberated the city of miti which lies on yemen's border with saudi arabia the saudis are major backers of the yemeni government

global trend towards a pollution of the death penalty last year a further two countries guinea and mongolia join the one hundred four who have now abolished capital punishment for a second year in a row the us did not feature among the top five global execution is slipping from position seven to eight this is due in part to ongoing legal challenges of the use of lethal injection. but as litigation in several states progress is that because the executions regime. has got a quick check now some other stories that have been making news around the world the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has confirmed that former russian spy service cripple and his daughter yulia were poisoned with a nerve agent in the english city of solsbury however the organization stopped short of naming the substance it also did not say where it was produced. at least twelve people have been killed after taliban militants stormed a government compound in central afghanistan the gunmen overran a district headquarters in gaza need province triggering an hour's long gun battle that left several governme

in the demilitarized zone between north and south korea are there other places that we mentioned mongolia for example. trampas began a second day of talks with japan's prime minister shinzo abyei at a working lunch in florida president trump said trade will be the key discussion topic on wednesday but the japanese media. north korea covered it yesterday a little bit today we're talking military force with talking to me we're going to be doing now it really is free. as the prime minister noticed it doesn't go well with the united states we have a very big deficit and we're going to we now and probably. now it's at some point in the. wee hours massive deficit. cuba's national assembly has formally nominated vice-president miguel diaz condo to become the island's next president yes can only arrived at the meeting alongside the current leader raul castro will be the first person outside the castro family to rule cuba in almost sixty years turkey's president has called surprise early elections for june which of the one and outs that the vote originally showed your for november twenty ninth tee

but mongolia, the president of mongolia said he would be more than happy to host the summit between kim and trump. and it's an accessible train ride from pyongyang. but more than likely, we're probably talking about somewhere in europe. there arement men plenty of opt. lots of great cities here that have long histories and track records of hosting diplomatic engagements. it would require longer travel for kim jong-un. but they're very well equipped to host this kind of meeting. i would be looking at stockholm, the protecting power for the united states and north korea. they handle our counsel affairs. they were responsible for helping us release otto warmbier in the summer. i would be looking at somewhere in the region or europe. >> thank you for taking us through all of those, we appreciate it. joining me now is leon panetta, the former defense secretary and cia director under president obama. thank you for being with us today. >> nice to be with you. >> what is your reaction to this revelation that the cia director, mike pompeo, met secretly with kim jong-un? >> i think it's a very im

possible locations include singapore or mongolia, but this morning the president floated another possibility. he wrote on twitter," would freedom house on the border of south and north korea be more important than a third-party country? " kim met with south korean president moon jae-in last week, a meeting for which president donald trump took full credit over the weekend. >> they were saying what do you think president trump had to do with it? i will tell you what. how about everything? >> reporter: the trump administration feds self -- says so for north korea is keeping its word to stop conducting nuclear tests but acknowledges the regime has broken promises in the past. >> we're not going to take words. we are going to look for actions and deeds. >> reporter: president donald trump says he won't accept less than full denuclearization. it is unclear how kim jong un interprets that. kim jong un wants sanction relief and promises the u.s. will not invade north korea. as a justice of goodwill, north korea will match it's time zone to south korea. kim jong un had moved it back 30 minutes. nort

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they are considering mongolia and singapore as potential come -- potential countries to hold the summit. >> until they denuclearization occurs, i look forward to the meeting. >> if it doesn't happen, president trump said he will walk away from negotiations. the meeting with north korea's leader could happen as early as next month.>>> tang a west has a new song, defends his support for president trump. it is called he versus the people. it debuted last night and i los angeles radio station. he has been a critic of the present but some critics say his recent antics might be nothing more than a publicity stunt. >>> coming up, a sign of the times, is century-old chocolate store -- is century-old chocolate store closing door. >>> what your friends in the tech industry might be making and then compare that to their ceos.>>> plus another few sprinkles on the way, let's see what is next on forecast. i'll coming up after the break. -- all coming up after the break. over a century. kpix five's devin fehely took a trip to the popular chocolate shop. frank doetsch: >>> san jose landmark closing up

seÚl, la capital de corea del sur, la de corea y norte, bella y la e china, e incluso la capital de mongoliadel norte para llegar a un acuerdo. >> todos sabemos que en la sesiÓn del pacÍfico, el que mÁs respaldo le da y cobertura a corea del norte es china. china es un actor clave para negociar para poner cualquier tipo de nuclear y-- neutralizaciÓn. >> china se principal socio comercial de corea del norte y puede ejercer gran presiÓn. uno de los problemas puede ser la continua amenaza de trump para suspender el acuerdo nuclear con irÁn. si lo suspende el lÍder norcoreano podría interpretar que cualquier acuerdo no serÍa respetado. >> se estÁ transformando en un paÍs donde dicen una cosa a las 9:00 de la maÑana y a las 11 ya cambiaron de opiniÓn. pablo: se espera que corea del norte pida formar-- firmar una paz. estados unidos que elimine tanto sus armas nucleares como sus misiles intercontinentales. lo que estÁn juegos de enorme importancia. el prospecto de una guerra nuclear obliga a ser optimista sobre el futuro de esta reuniÓn. en washington, pablo gato univisiÓn. >> el expresidente bras

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fast furious and sometimes fatal mongolia's child jockeys are risking their young lives riding to win are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera . to one predictable deja's i've been working on north korea policy for almost thirty years i can't tell you what the u.s. policy is towards north korea the fine folks to know what they want to deter an attack on the united states as the u.s. struggles to define its foreign policy sunk lines examines the potential fallout so we don't see really is a strategy designed to get those talks started because if they expect to surrender fire and fury trumps north korea crisis on al-jazeera. zero. tell them to limit donald this is the news hour live from london coming up president confirms his spine top level secret talks with north korea's kim jong il in pyongyang. castro's successive miguel diaz that can eliz name just the sole candidate to take over as cuba's president. turkey's president called surprise early elections for stronger powers for his office. some bob way celebrates its first independen

mario boater is working on more secret buildings including a mosque in china on the border with mongolia and a christian church in south korea your soul. mate i actually know what i have. always allowed me to work. it's good to work in grand the privilege of privilege especially in this time of globalization to be rentis a page and drugs so that people can express their spiritual name. the better responded in speeding through the wall. at seventy five mario porter is far from putting his design plans to rest. next up an artist who has an incredible memory and eye for detail how many artists set up their easels in front of the singer scenery that they're about to paint and they spend hours studying the landscape but stephen welsh our works in a different way he only needs one look from a high vantage point in order to draw something completely from memory and for him it's skylines we traveled to london to see how he does it. detailed and intriguing images of cityscapes from around the world have made steven will ship famous internationally. the selection of his work is on sale at his lond

moonjae—in are meeting today or someplace com pletely meeting today or someplace completely different, mongoliaility as well. whistle don't know whether that is taking place, president trump said it might not happen at all. it is still all up in the area, but we have seen mike pompeo, who has been confirmed as the new secretary of state of the united states visiting a comic and meeting north korean leader kimjong a comic and meeting north korean leader kim jong on a comic and meeting north korean leader kimjong on moments ago. that announcement surprised many, it came when the japanese prime minister was in washington to meet with president trump. but the progress has been rather rapid, there are a lot of speculation is what changed kim jong—un‘s mind, the economy being in a week state because of sanctions being given as one of the possible reasons but also the fact that kim jong—un has managed to get north korea possibly recognised as a weekly state has given him confidence to now come back to the negotiating table. 0bviously confidence to now come back to the negotiating table. obviously we d

us media say singapore and mongolia are being considered as possible venues.e than 30,000 people in the spanish city of pamplona have protested against the conviction of a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's the third day of demonstrations. protesters say the verdict is too lenient and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases. there have been more mass demonstrations against corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his bid to become prime minister. the parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. the ruling party says it won't nominate a candidate in an effort to ease tensions. the supermarket giants sainsburys and asda are in advanced talks about merging. sources say sainsbury‘s would buy its rivalfrom its american owner, walmart. the two firms are the second and third largest supermarkets in the uk and, if combined, would overtake tesco in terms of market share. our business correspondent, joe lynam reports. they are two of the best—known brands in the uk, but now they want to merge into one c

the talks we have norway we have sweden one in the region that's been mentioned is the capital of mongolia battle then you get to what they might get out of the first summit most observers hope that there would be after a big meeting a process an ongoing process to deal with all the details but both sides would probably want something out of a meeting of this level and certainly the u.s. will be concerned about the three u.s. citizens of korean descent who are being held prisoner here in north korea president trump has already mentioned them and the fact that he's working to get their release was let's now hear what the reactions have been from the south korean side with al-jazeera as kathy novak from seoul. south korean president is continuing preparations for his summit with north korean leader kim jong un next friday he has been speaking with executives of local media outlets at the presidential blue house it's part of a series of meetings designed to canvass the views of south korean community leaders and he told the group that the intercalary and summit must set the scene for a succes