say no to human trafficking no to the business of illegal immigration he then went on to criticize mulder for a full fight failing to fulfill its international obligations to some of the other stories making news around the world now around three thousand people have rallied in the romanian capital bucharest to protest against a move by the government to dismiss the country's chief anticorruption passed into the demonstration comes a day after supporters of the center left government marched against alleged abuses by the anti corruption agency. three gulf states have pledged two and a half billion u.s. dollars in aid to jordan as the kingdom try as they try to help the kingdom overcome a financial crisis it's hoped the government will now introduce a new austerity plan after its recent savings measures prompted widespread public protest. at least thirty four people have been killed in attacks across afghanistan health officials say at least thirteen people were killed by a suicide bomber outside a ministry building in the capital kabul the most recent surge in violence comes a day before

what is it, mulder? sounds weird, but i think it's that thing.bnormal brain function. there's activity in areas we've never seen. he said i was the only one who'd believe him. you're a liar. the passage from the bible on an artifact that you were saying is extraterrestrial? mulder: that would mean that our progenitors were alien, that our genesis was alien, that we're here because of them, they put us here. and what you see, all the mysteries of science, everything we can't understand or want explained, everything in the x-files, it all leads to them; it's from them.

but in the end mulder does not have much choice then excepting the boat interests and let them dog because legally they can only refuse this entry if there's a disease onboard or if the terror threat but this is not the case. of course and because this ship the lifeline if there's an emergency on board they have to be able to enter the harbor this question is what happens next can these people on board actually enter into malta can they leave the boat when it is docked in malta and only some countries like france and italy that say we might take some of these migrants but they didn't give any number they didn't give any time so the fate of these people is still up in arms now the way italy is going about this riegert dealing with this issue is quite questionable but is this right wing government achieving what so many summits in brussels have failed to do get other in member states to do their share. but from an italian point of view of course the new government does deliver because they say we don't lead in the magazine we won't do what the other governments did but if you see it in a vit

but the bargaining and bickering on the back of these margins continues still it's not clear if mulder will take or let the dock and its t's a spokesman for the government said on multis radio it's not quite clear they will only do that if france agrees to take the migrants after they disembark in malta so the no clear solution and as of now but in the end if there is an emergency on board malta can legally not refuse the boat to dog so they have to let them into the harbor and international and sea law and then they have to see what they build do with the migrants and overall italy is also responsible for this because all these rescue operations are controlled and people take people on board and so did the responsibility is shared between motor from spain and all the other countries around the mediterranean also tunisia has closed its harbors for those vessels and even egypt they don't take them so it's not only our european problem now that the lifeline is the third boat in the last few weeks to be refused to entry only for negotiation super tuesday solution this is starting to look

european attitudes are hardening against freelance search and rescuers who would help bring others here mulder's prime minister a liberal compared to some e.u. leaders holds this against them the captain of the said that so who went against international rules and ignored directions being given by the italian authorities who were coordinating the rescue it appears that european search and rescue has become a political not a humanitarian act. al-jazeera valetta. the military offensive in southwestern syria may have ended at least for twelve hours russian led talks in jordan have resulted in a temporary truce with the free syrian army the break in fighting and that comes after the deaths of at least seventy eight people on thursday poll challenged jan reports. a bloodbath in the southwestern syrian rebel stronghold of daraa russian and syrian government judson helicopters hit an estimated one hundred targets on thursday dozens of civilians were killed in the twenty four hour barrage of barrel bombs and rocket fire. the u.n. says tens of thousands of newly displaced people have fled to syria's bord

european attitudes are hardening against freelance search and rescuers who would help bring others here mulder's prime minister a liberal compared to some e.u. leaders holds this against them the captain of the said so who went against international rules and ignored directions being given by the italian authorities who were coordinating the rescue it appears that european search and rescue has become a political not a humanitarian act. al-jazeera valetta police in the u.s. state of maryland say they've captured an identified the man who killed five people inside a newspaper office in the city of annapolis investigators say the shooting specifically targeted journalists. castro reports. police say the shooting that left five people dead on thursday was a targeted attack on a local newspaper the capital gazette journalists caught in the violence described the scene as a war zone with one crime reporter tweeting there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload police say a lone suspect was responsible they captured

outward creating process in camps in africa and the middle east allowing no one to cross these waters mulder's premier says the hardliners are attempting to politicize a practical issue but i think it's it's sure this is. i wish there were members who show that for the values of you. are not something to be found just in the treaty but that we. don't think it's all about. grandstanding and. high flying political. experience it's about how we act corporations. and how we manage the situation solidarity is certainly what these multis teenagers have in mind when they think of europe i think they should be divided by a different kind of leader so we don't have much coming here in morgantown it is a small plane. but not all european countries feel they're in the same boat jobs are all plus al-jazeera the letter politicians in the u.s. house of representatives have rejected an immigration bill which would have addressed the crisis of families separated at the border with mexico it also would have given president twenty five billion dollars to build a wall along the border as well as long term protec

outward creating process in camps in africa and the middle east allowing no one to cross these waters mulder's premier says the hardliners are attempting to politicize a practical issue i think it's it's sure this is. were there were a member states who showed up for the values of. the are not something to be fought just in the treaty but that we still i don't think it's all about. grandstanding and. high flying political. decorations it's about how we act corporation. and how america situation solidarity is certainly what these multis teenagers have in mind when they think of europe i think they should be divided by a different kind of deal so we don't have too much coming in more thoughtful to disaster more life. but not all european countries feel they're in the same boat jobs are all plus al-jazeera the letter here's defense secretary james mattis has been meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul the two held talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises which have long angered north korea that happened during the recent summit between donald trump and kim jo

european attitudes are hardening against freelance search and rescuers who would help bring others here mulder's prime minister a liberal compared to some e.u. leaders holds this against them the captain of the said so who went against international rules and ignored directions being given by the italian authorities who were coordinating the rescue it appears that european search and rescue has become a political not a humanitarian act. al-jazeera valetta. five people have been killed in a shooting at a newspaper building in the u.s. state of maryland the gunman targeted the offices of the capitol because that newspaper in annapolis that include four journalists and a sales assistant a man's now in custody and being questioned by police. joe castro has more from enough there's also a picture is emerging from police about the gunman. that's right sammy so police have been very hesitant to confirm the identity of their lone suspect but the associated press in the local other news outlets here are reporting that the suspect is thirty eight year old jared gramma's he reportedly attempted to sue the

outward creating process in camps in africa and the middle east allowing no one to cross these waters mulder's premier says the hardliners are tempting to politicize a practical issue what i think it is is surely a situation where there were members who show that for the values of europeans. are not something to be found just in the treaty but that we. i don't think it's all about. grandstanding. high flying political. experience it's about how we act corporations and how they manage the situation solidarity is certainly what these multis teenagers have in mind when they think of europe i think they should be divided by a different kind of view so we don't have much coming here anymore i thought it was it is a small plane. but not all european countries feel they're in the same boat jumps are all plus al-jazeera valetta more heavy rain in northern thailand has hampered the search for a football team missing for four days in a flooded cave but rescuers remain optimistic the teenagers are alive because in the past cave explorers have been found when floodwaters receded there's been no contact wi

european attitudes are hardening against freelance search and rescuers who would help bring others here mulder's prime minister a liberal compared to some e.u. leaders hold this against them the captain of the said the so who went against international rules and ignored directions being given by the italian authorities who were coordinating the rescue it appears that european search and rescue has become a political not a humanitarian act jumps al-jazeera valetta. british spies have been accused of inexcusable actions related to the detention of hundreds of people by the us following the nine eleven attacks a report by a u.k. parliamentary committee found that they knew about suspected mistreatment but continued to supply intelligence paul brennan reports. the brutal methods of western intelligence agencies after nine eleven included waterboarding starvation sleep deprivation stress positions verbal threats and physical assaults on the u.k.'s intelligence and security committee set out to uncover the extent of british involvement after fifty hours of testimony and forty thousand documents the co

taking some decisive action in turning away that vote the lifeline to mulder you has in a way overturn those regulations regulations that they've been asking to be reformed for years and under those under that system it means that any asylum seekers who arrive on the shores eventually have to be processed here and if they move on to another state they can be returned to italy that is the system that most e.u. states today will be asking to be more strictly enforced but if he says it is understandably they want to share that burden they believe that if you arrive in italy you are arriving in europe now swept on the back of. rhetoric and in sicily a few weeks ago he told migrants to pack their bags and go home we came to this which is one of europe's largest refugee camps and it's because a boat when they land in italy and we asked them how they felt about this more hostile environment. a bus from could turn your unloading into cardamon near one of europe's largest refugee camps here there is fresh refugees applying for asylum they've heard that italy's new interior minister is hostile t

ahead he says it would be a good opportunity to talk about perhaps a new solutions well italyan mulder's refusal to let the aquarius land on the shores has echoes of a similar situation in australia the so-called tampa crisis in two thousand and one when historians government refused to let rescued refugees ashore was the beginning of a set of tough policies known as the pacific solution thomas explains from sydney. seventeen years ago another ship carried refugees no one wanted the temper was a norwegian container ship whose captain rescued more than four hundred mostly afghan refugees from a sinking fishing boat in the indian ocean nearby was a stray this christmas island facing a reelection campaign prime minister john howard refused to let the tempus captain bring his ship into australian waters sending soldiers the border when he tried the refugees were instead taken to the rue the tiny pacific island country which was paid by australia to take them what was seen as toughness by how it helped win him reelection most of the tempest refugees were eventually brought to australia or new

news stories hundreds of refugees and migrants have started arriving in spain a week after italy and mulder turned them away these are pictures from the spanish port city of valencia where the first of three boats is now docked the other two including aquarius which rescued them off the coast of libya will arrive later. greece and its neighbor macedonia are due to sign a document shortly that their leaders hope will resolve a longstanding dispute under the deal macedonia will change its name to distinguish itself from a greek province with the same name however there is fierce opposition to the agreement in both countries greece's government had to overcome a no confidence motion on the issue in parliament late on saturday. fighting is intensifying between the saudi led coalition and who the rebels are yemen's red sea port of data with both sides now claiming to control the airport thousands of residents are now trapped five days into the offensive making them vulnerable to starvation and a barrel of air and ground attacks. and afghan government ceasefire with the taliban has been extended

it does do a strike a balance between the demands of the frontier countries like italy, greece and mulder have taken the bulk of the migrants and the concerns of the likes of germany who wa nt concerns of the likes of germany who wantan end concerns of the likes of germany who want an end to that secondary migration where an asylum seeker like register in one country and travel across the border of another. but they have, but it is an idea to set up these closed processing centres within europe. most likely within the frontier countries. i will be processing of those migrants will be processing of those migrants will be processing of those migrants will be done at the left open and it is on will be done at the left open and it isona will be done at the left open and it is on a voluntary basis. voluntary appears several times in the conclusions. tacked onto that to satisfy the italians who are threatening to walk away from the conclusions is this idea of looking at this embarkation centres in africa where migrants would come and be processed without having to make that dangerous crossing o