mr. hague said he wouldn't give a running commentary on efforts to rescue them, but he did say that nigeria and neighboring countries have agreed to share intelligence, and tighten borders. is fact that the school girls is still missing is an indictment and it shows the limits of western with power. at this conference, which is specifically looking at ways of protecting limiting conflict, you can sense the frustration, that those girls are still held by boko haram. >> they want education. they wanted after the education, to get a job, they wont to contribute to the nation like in nigeria, but also globally. so we cannot deny them those rights. so we need to go back, sit, and find -- and i think that u.k. and other government will support nigeria to make sure that we bring the girls back home. mr. hague, says that defeating boko haram is a long and difficult task, but the governments here are determined to succeed. that may be true, but so far, they have little to show for their efforts. barn by

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mr. hague said he wouldn't give a running commentary on efforts to rescue them. but he did say that nigeria and neighboring african countries have agreed to share intelligence and tighten poroud borders. the fact that the school girls are still missing is an indictment of the nigerian government and shows the limits of western power. at this conference, which is specifically looking at ways to protect women in conflict, you can sense the frustration that those girls are still held by boka haram. >> they wanted their education. they wanted after their education to get a job, to contribute to the nation in nigeria but, also, globally. so we cannot deny them those rights. so we need to go back, sit and find and i think that u.k. and other government which supports nigeria to make sure that we bring the girls back home. >> reporter: mr. hague says that defeating boka haram is a long and difficult task but that the governments here are determined to succeed. >> may be true, but so far, they have little to show for their efforts. barnaby phillips, al jazeera, london. >

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i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of had germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you were in indonesia is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check out our team and prime minister shinzo as moved to try and militarized japan have certainly been met with a lot of fierce opposition in fact japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion on this issue let's bring up some of the polls for you here on r.t. international according to them just over thirty percent of those interviewed support the idea of japan's militarization whereas forty one percent are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional reversion allowing the use of war in international disputes we talked to one asian expert who believes that the u.s. has a direct interest i

actions asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of her germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're in indonesia is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check out our team or prime minister moves to militarize japan are probably not going down well with the country's people and we know that because japan's international broadcast has been gauging public opinion let's take a look at courting to the polls more than thirty percent of those interviewed back the idea of japan's militarization whereas forty one percent are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional revision that would allow the use of war in international disputes we spoke to one age expert who says that the u.s. as a direct interest

i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're in indonesia if you're looking here is that what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check out r.t. prime minister shinzo up those moves to militarize japan have been met with some pretty massive public opposition by japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion let's bring up some of the latest polls here on r.t. international numbers suggesting that just over thirty percent of those interviewed do support the idea of japan's militarization whereas at least forty one percent are firmly against tokyo's plans for a constitutional reversion allowing the use of war and international disputes we did speak to at least one expert on asia who believes that while behind closed

actions asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr hague will is full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're an invasion is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to war tensions in washington i'm going to check on our team after the break it's breaking the sets with. well into the. show thirty four countries spend over billion euros on culture that says to each one hundred people a million degrees with them talk amongst yourselves from st petersburg to france we chumbley such as the sun. we've got the future covered. economic down in the final. day. in the red and i think it will be every week. what's happening folks and i'm a martin and this is a break in the set but once again there's terrifying news to report out of iraq earlier today his

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i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the us if using the disputes in exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're an invasion is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure a peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tensions in washington i'm going to check on our team and prime minister has moved to try militarized japan have certainly been met with some very heavy opposition as give you some details here on the program on r.t. international the latest polls conducted by japan's national broadcaster saying that forty one percent of those are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional revision whereas a little more than thirty percent actually support the idea of greater involvement in international affairs or independent journalist james corbett you think there are actually some major financial interests at stake. the r.b.a. government of course would put f

. >> mr. hague said he wouldn't give a running commentary on efforts to rescue them.ut he did say that nigeria, and neighboring countries have agreed to share intelligence and tighten boarders. >> the fact that the school girls are still missing is an indictment of the nigerian government, and it shows the limits of western power. at this conference, which is specifically looking at ways to protecting women in conflict, you can sense the frustration that those girls are still held by boko haram. >> they wanted the education. they wanted after their education, to get a job, they want to come here to a nation like in nigeria, but also globally. so we cannot deny them those rights. so we with need to go back, sit, and find -- and i think that u.k. and other governments would support nigeria to make sure that we with bring the girls back home. >> they ma be true, but so far they have little to show for their efforts. >> coming up next, we will take you to bonanza colorado, population 1. and in a few minutes. plus, it is life in the fast lane that blows away the others wit

mr. haguebritain would support the united states, but primarily responsibility rests with iraqi authorities. they are considering humanitarian aid because they are concerned about developments in iraq. >>> other news. our big story of the day because the world cup kicks off in ten hours' time. as fifa estimates a billion people tune in. not all brazilians are experiencing football fever. airport workers in rio de janeiro are staging a partial strike while protests of the cost of the tournament are planned across the country. after the frantic rush to get venues ready on time, football is about to start. this is a live shot of the stadium which is going to host the first game. [ cheers ] >> reporter: it's -- if brazilian fans have been slow to get in the mood, their neighbors haven't. latin american supporters are here in big numbers. [ chanting ] >> reporter: all the negativity of the last year will be swept aside as the home nation takes center stage. here at sao paulo's barely ready but impos

bazani and mr. hague? a >> reporter: he made it very clear that the factors on the ground, this long-standing issue of article 140 over the disputed territory has been resolved and that there will be no negotiations about that. now, william hague seemed to say more or less what he said yesterday in baghdad. that he wanted to make sure that all the different parties in this country, the sunnis, shia and kurds woeshg together when parliament reconvenes next week and try to form a new government. the role of the kurds is extremely important in the new government because of the constitution of this country. they hold the presidency of the country and other key ministerial points. william hague wanted to make sure that the kurds were on board. so far the kurds since this crisis began have had very harsh words towards nouri al maliki. the british prime minister actually said that he should step down, blamed the state of the kurds in the country now and clearly said it's because he alienated the sunnis for all th

actions asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr hague was full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you are in beijing is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tensions in washington i'm going to check on our team . prime minister shinzo up as moves to militarize japan has been met with some pretty massive public opposition japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion let's show you some numbers here on r.t. international because of cording to the latest polls just over thirty percent of those interviewed back at the idea of japan's militarization of whereas forty one percent at least are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional reversion allowing the use of war and international disputes well we talked to one ex