included in the discussion was sinn fein, the irish nationalist party associated with the i.r.ah united kingdom considered the i.r.a. a terrorist organization.>> t was against the widespread international view that you don't negotiate with terrorists. and there was a huge sense here for many people that the i.r.a. on the one hand and loyalist paramilitaries on the other hand, many people had suffered, and died, and had injuries, and families destroyed and so on by these very people and their colleagues. and so it was a huge step for all of us. >> reporter: the peace agreement inintained northern ireland as part of the unitedom, but brought sinn fein into government with its former enemies, the protestant loyalists. it was a power-sharing arrangement that was once unimaginable. and for 20 years that peace has held. the downtown of northern ireland's capital belfast was once cordoned off by security fences and army checkpoints but ngw hosts bustling streets and cafes, and a growiourist industry. a popular museum about the titanic, built in belfast, opened in 2012. but true reconciliation

role model for other countries. there's a human rights commission. and the main republican, nationalist partyonger fit for purpose. yeah. that's not the way politics in a more mature society should work. we need those institutions. relationships were improved, it would be much better. of martin mcguinness came together, those institutions worked. promised and people didn't live up to those commitments. so we have to get back round the table. i've been round that table many, many times before. i believe that those negotiations can come out the other end. i believe those governance arrangements will go back up. what do you think is the alternative? it is going to be about power—sharing. in fact there's no majorities any more. so what do you do? you form coalitions. we're not the only country. — angela merkel has a coalition. make it work. and the republic of ireland. how big a factor is that, do you believe? huge, and it's — you've put yourfinger on it, it's unknown. that we did not need to go back into. now how are they going to do that? those constitutional arrangements were meant to be resol

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and other vice thing and nationalist party yell bake as project is to come in second with well over eighty percent of votes qantas. does it is funny that char has been covering the election from hungary i asked her a short while ago if migration was the key issue driving voters at the polls. it's been one of the issues i would say some fittest definitely sad that this is the key issue to them however if you talk to other supporters supporters of the center left for example they say that the social issues that come in first for example higher salaries high up pensions so it really does depend a bit on your party preference but the immigration and this entire immigration companion grouped with you and whether you're going to vote or whether you have cast your ballot because of immigration neither is a very mixed picture when it comes to what top economists suppose and these different perspectives will also of course trickle in to the results and how this country has voted all together. they have some of the other stories making news around the world. because it is set to take over as c.e.o.

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criticism still early as the morning best so we are expecting more reaction but the scottish nationalist party and national party leader nicholas sturgeon says that she has to resign may has serious questions to answer over these strikes also criticism coming in from corporate as well what do you think the the british people the american people the french people are going to make these decisions. when you see unless. you're in a rabbit out of the heart of it and i say that i mean they can prove that an actual chemical strike took place their own people are going to take them to task and of the democratic nations so-called democratic nations who have been elected by the people and if the ignore the wishes of the people is the unilateral action human lives are lost against contribute to the vicious of the desires of the people they are unsuitable and the same people have a big task and are going to charge them for having broken that draft which exists for the vote that was deposed in them that is why no scurrying about trying to find evidence which unfortunately doesn't appear to be there. all t

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far rightlatest nationalist party triumph in europe. they have also done well in recentnd austria in months. this could embolden him on the eu stage. officials in brussels have an see as his what they authoritarian tendencies, pointing to increase government influence over the media and civil society. there's little evidence that they are ready to take them on head-on. crown saudi arabian prince isn't france. he kicked off the visit last night, sitting down to visit with the president. we have more now on mohammad bin salman and his quest. >> a young rinse on his quest to seduce the world, mohammad bin salman once to create the image of an open-minded man anand country.y. attire, posing with provocative inventors and moguls of the tech world. his goal is super tray saudi arabia pus open-mindedness towards the modern world, therefore attracting investors to the country. -- saudi arabia's open-mindedness towards the modern world, therefore attracting investors to the country. >> it's a glamorous revololutio, and it is the first time in th

challenge for narendra modi, the indian prime minister, and his ruling handle nationalist -- hindu nationalist party, and further exasperating hindu-muslim tensions. this is from "the new indian -- "hang my daughter's rapists," comments from the parents of the little girl to this paper. they want no leniency when it comes to punishing the perpetrators. "the times of india," another daily national newspaper, compares this to the 2012 gang rape and murder of a young thatn woman on a delhi bus sparked international outrage. -- thetors they are so editors there say laws are in place to protect women against these crimes, the justice fails time and time again to prosecute and deliver convictions. paper calls for the courts to stand up for the victims. genie: next, to the united states, where a big story comes from coffee giant starbucks. the company is facing a huge backlash over what many are calling racial profiling. dheepthika: starbucks has enforced to and are a groveling apology after two black men were arrested and escorted out of the philadelphia story in handcuffs after they tried to use the bath

the defense spokesman of the the scottish nationalist party another opposition party in the british parliamenthas reacted already saying that to resume a has basically followed would follow what president donald trump has asked her to do reacting to tweets by the us president and without a long term plan this is a criticism also from labor that the u.k. does not need to get involved in a u.s. led operation without a clear exit strategy many people will remember what happened in twenty thirty when david cameron was prime minister he went to parliament to try to get approval for joining president barack obama in airstrikes retaliating against the use of chemical weapons now the parliament then voted no and that retaliation never happened so there's still a lot of debate as to what was under the british constitution what to recently has the right to do most experts say she can act in a limited manner without parliament but if this extends into a continued operation then there will need to be involvement by our elected representatives for the moment he will leave it there and of course join us lat

instead, on wednesday, a nationalist party left the governing coalition and many ‘s second largest verticalpurge was movement. they look like they're sitting here waiting for entertainment or a pop concert. they are protesting against the republican party that has been in charge of this country for the past 20 years. these posters read republican go away and can be seen everywhere. people have been brought here because they are here for the cause. they are not here for leaders or heroes, but for a cause. they stand for themselves, their own dignity. many here feel that the time when the government could deceive them is over. armenians want to build a democratic society. they say holding free and fair parliamentary elections would be the first step towards that goal. rayhan demytrie, bbc news. officials in libya are warning of a new migrant crisis in the mediterranean. they're appealing for help from the international community to combat the flow of migrants leaving north africa trying to reach europe. as summer arrives many are once more attempting the dangerous crossing. in libya as many a

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second place is forecast to go to the left wing pro european socialist party and the far right nationalist party your pick your brain is predicted to place third or prior to the election western media reports of raised concern about the future of hungry viktor orban gains another term he's been criticised for his anti immigration stance and policies and to discuss this with a bit further now we're joined by norman care she's a researcher with the republican he's in budapest new very welcome daniel thanks for coming on to r.t. mr obama has sent his political goal here on an anti immigrant message do you think that will be enough today to hand him a convincing victory. and this is this is or should be question of this election and what we see in the turnout is quite high actually it was it was such a high into trees into viktor orban and. the election after four years in the government so it seems likely that the feeders and we took over and could mobilize their own supporters which is about two point one two point two million voters that probably this is going not going to be enough to you have t

the women behind the fearsome right wing nationalist party is going to do not when you say i'm not the you know what exactly does it mean it means national not used gold in doing this a witness documentary on al-jazeera do you support this. that . out. now. hello i'm down jordan and doha the quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. president's nominee for secretary of state might compare has made a secret trip to north korea tweeting a short time ago donald trump confirmed the visit saying it went smoothly on the details of a summit with north korean leader kim jong il being worked out. we have had direct talks at very high levels really high levels with north korea. and i really believe there's a lot of goodwill a lot of good things are happening we'll see what happens as they always say we'll see what happens because ultimately it's the end result that counts not the fact that we're thinking about having a meeting or having. al-jazeera is diplomatic editor james bases in north korea and that's more from the capital of north korean officials are not commenting on

instead, on wednesday, a nationalist party left the governing coalition, and armenia's second largestthis may look like the people who are sitting here are waiting for some kind of entertainment or a pop concert, but in fact they are protesting, protesting against the governing republican party that has been in charge of this country for the past 20 years. these posters that read "republicans go away" can be seen everywhere. as you see, people have been brought here because they are here for the cause. they are not here for just some leaders, just some heroes, but for a cause. they stand for themselves, for their own dignity. many here feel that the time when the government could deceive them is over. armenians want to build a democratic society. they say holding free and fair parliamentary elections would be the first step towards that goal. rayhan demytrie, bbc news yerevan. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: warnings of a new migrant crisis in the mediterranean. libyan authorities say even more are trying the dangerous crossing than a year ago. the stars and stripes at half—m

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few posters of holly dizzy a leader of the country's largest opposition party the bangladeshi nationalist party or b.n.p. zia's husband was a well known general. back in dhaka we meet the secretary general of the b.n.p. mir's i'm gear has been sent to jail several times just like the leader of his party when the b.n.p. was in power they were just as ruthless with their opposition we're told that people who oppose the ruling party often vanish without a trace neither of the two large political parties that vie for power in bangladesh appear willing to make concessions they always blame us for everything so everything clinic. in the same big business wants them for it so this is their mindset that is the probably in this country in any democratic country for the whole flight and you have the dialogue within the government by the end obligation it would destroy the democratic system and by all of this there is. a play engine of. extremism to rise. with. ordinary people in bangladesh have other worries. the next morning we go to one of the slums of dhaka to me a refill. she lives with her mother wh

the women behind the fearsome run to a nationalist party going to do. when you see him not to do you know what exactly does that mean it means not for most golden doing goals a witness documentary on al-jazeera. tougher to take a look at the top stories here about me president says he'll continue with the socialist revolution after almost six decades of castro rule miguel diaz canel was sworn in on thursday he takes over from a six year old raul castro. south korea's president says the north claims it will give up its nuclear program without a precondition of removing u.s. troops from the south the comments remain and follow a warning from president jump that he's prepared to walk away from talks with north korea's leader if they're not truthful. russia has denied accusations from the u.s. that it's trying to delay international inspectors from getting to the sides of a suspected gas attack they're still waiting for access to the area in duma almost a week after they arrived in syria. where more protests are expected along gaza's border with israel on f

well, there are two broad groups, and even more nationalistic party, although it has tried to turn downeting with french voters, who feel that he is perhaps not either nationalistic enough or tainted by corruption charges, so thatis tainted by corruption charges, so that isjobbik, tainted by corruption charges, so that is jobbik, and tainted by corruption charges, so that isjobbik, and then there is the old socialist party, the successor to the ruling commonest is many years ago, and liberals and so on who have formed an uneasy and not terribly effective coalition, so we do not know, what may happen is that the voters themselves decide the individual first past the post constituencies to plump for as it we re constituencies to plump for as it were the most likely anti—fidesz candidate, so a potential upset is that voters in individual seats is that voters in individual seats is that they will decide that is the person who is most likely to defeat the candidate for the desert party —— for the desert party. —— fidesz. they can say we have low unemployment because of mass immigration, hung

saying this inbuilt, mandatory coalition between the main unionist party and the main republican, nationalist partyh. that's not the way politics in a more mature society should work. well, perhaps we aren't that mature yet and therefore, we need those institutions. they were brought in for a reason and i believe that if those relationships were improved, it would be much better. i saw it working and it was a lovely thing to see, when reverend ian paisley, former enemy of martin mcguinness came together, those institutions worked. so sometimes it's about personality, sometimes it's about chemistry, but most of all it's about committing to what you've promised and people didn't live up to those commitments. so we have to get back round the table. i've been round that table many, many times before. i believe that those negotiations can come out the other end. i believe those governance arrangements will go back up. i'd love to say to people like ruth dudley edwards and others, what do you think is the alternative? it's not going to be power—sharing, there's no such thing — it is going to be about pow

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opposition parties here this is a tweet from the defense spokesman for the opposition scottish nationalist party the prime minister has engaged u.k. forces in gesture bombing with no major international consensus and no long term plan to halt the use of chemical weapons or deliver peace most worrying is that she has acted at the behest of presidential tweets and sideline parliament votes lost that last phrase chinese with what jeremy corbyn the opposition labor party has been saying in the last few days accusing to reason may of waiting for instructions from president donald trump and he demanded that parliament be recalled to have a vote before any military action involving the u.k. happen will of course it's too late for that now there's likely to be vocal criticism from some members of terry's amazing conservative party and perhaps sizable protests there have been small protests outside ten downing street in the last twenty four hours but public opinion is fairly skeptical forty three percent in a opinion poll published last week said that they did not support the idea of joining military act

pro british do you and the irish nationalists shin fein this politician are from a moderate nationalist party worries where all this will lead us the situation where the big parties are of the of the arm's length and if you like with diagnosed draw. it means that the political support that we need to build the prosperity justice developed and then there's bracks it some fear with the potential to inflame those issues of identity which the good friday agreement has helped contain twenty is is a long time and yet not long enough to take progress for granted to be phillip's al-jazeera belfast independent monitors or questioning the fairness of hungary's elections which saw viktor orban win a third straight term as prime minister organization for security and cooperation in europe says other candidates were unable to compete equally with or bonds ruling party voters had a wide range of political options but intimidating and zina phobic rhetoric media bias and opaque campaign financing constricted the space for genuine political debate. hindering voters' ability to make a fully informed choice the

s as well as the opposition scottish nationalist party in westminster have been saying that to reason may in the run up to saturday's airstrikes have been waiting for instructions from donald trump and just in the last hour or so jeremy corbyn has put out a statement on facebook calling the action legally questionable and repeating that parliament should have been consulted to give its approval now on monday she will face a tough time but in that press conference to resume a outlining that she thinks that she made a strong enough case to her own cabinet when they greenlighted the action on thursday but also that there is strong enough evidence gathered by intelligence agencies in the west she was talking about things like the fact that there was clear evidence that syrian government helicopters were over eastern ghouta and were seen dropping barrel bombs on the day when there were there was that alleged chemical weapons attack which killed so many civilians she did go into the the horrors that that were recorded now those scenes are something that the russian government has said were

daughters of the imprisoned leaders to represent them meet the women behind the fearsome right wing nationalist party. when you say i'm not you know what exactly does it mean it means nationalized golden dawn god's a witness documentary on al-jazeera or this. again you're watching out of their mind top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has warned he'll walk away from planned talks with north korea's leader if they are not fruitful at a meeting with japanese prime minister. has confirmed cia director mike compares secretly went to pyongyang to meet kim jong un. rebel fighters in northeast of syria's capital damascus have agreed to lay down weapons under a deal brokered by russia but to the north groups are still holding out despite government s trikes. queen elizabeth has opened the commonwealth heads of government meeting at buckingham palace leaders from fifty three many former british colonies representing one third of the world's population are there it's a first time in more than two decades u.k. is hosting the summit and in is looking for new trade deals with commonwealth nations as

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the pro british do you and the irish nationalists shin fein this politician or from a moderate nationalist party worries where all this will lead us the situation where the knowledge the base of those parties are of the of the arm's length and if you like with diagnosed draw. it means that the political support that we need to build the prosperity justice and development and then this brics it some fair with the potential to inflame those issues of identity which the good friday agreement has helped contain twenty years is a long time and yet not long enough to take progress for granted to be phillip's al-jazeera belfast the family of a u.s. journalist killed in syria is suing the government for her death was working for the u.k. based sunday times when she was killed and owns in two thousand and twelve alan fisher has more from washington d.c. . recall there was a well known and hugely respected foreign correspondent who spent time in conflict zones she wore a distinctive eye patch the result of an injury when a grenade exploded while reporting in sri lanka she was killed in homes in twenty twe

saying there an inbuilt mandatory coalition between the main unionist party and the republican, nationalist party perhaps we are not that mature yet and we need those institutions. they were brought in for a reason and i believe that those relationships we re believe that those relationships were improved, it would be a good thing. i thought working and it was a lovely thing to see, when ian paisley and the former enemy and martin mcguinness came together, those institutions worked. sometimes it is about chemistry, personality, but most of all that is about committing to what he promised and people did not live up to those commitments. we have to get back around that table. i have been around that table. i have been around that table many, many times before. i believe those negotiations can come out the other end. i would love to say to people like ruth dudley edwards and others, what you think is the alternative? is not going to be power—sharing, it is going to be power—sharing, it is going to be about power—sharing. there is no such thing as majority will any more, in fact there are no majority

pro british do you and the irish nationalists shin fein this politician are from a moderate nationalist party worries where all this will lead us the situation we're in the big parties are of the at arm's length and if you like were diagnosed . it means that the political support that we need to build the prosperity justice. and then there's bracks it some fear with the potential to inflame those issues of identity which the good friday agreement has helped contain twenty years is a long time and yet not long enough to take progress for granted to be phillips al-jazeera belfast. watch out for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump says he'll make a decision shortly on how to respond to a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria trump says all options are on the table including military action dozens of died in the alleged attack on saturday. we're making a decision as to what we do with respect to the horrible attack. that was made near damascus and it will be met and it will be met forcefully. and when i remark say because i don't like talking about t

the pro british do you and the irish nationalists shin fein this politician or from a moderate nationalist party worries where all this will lead us to situation where the the big parties are of the of the arm's length and if you like with diagnosed draw. it means that the political support that we need to build the prosperity justice and development and then there's brics it some fair with the potential to inflame those issues of identity which the good friday agreement has helped contain twenty years is a long time and yet not long enough to take progress for granted so a day of mixed emotions here in northern ireland undoubtedly enormous satisfaction that throughout the past twenty years there has been a sharp decrease not an elimination but a sharp decrease in political violence but also an acknowledgement that if peace is to mean more than the absence of violence well it's still a work in progress here. about to be phillips reporting there are plenty more on that story and all the other stories of course that we're covering plenty of comment and analysis right there on a website al-jazeera

logging operation has further endanger rare birds and animals it's a blow to poland thrilling nationalist party which says it has the right to manage its own resources that case is one of many disputes between warsaw and process. canada is withdrawing the families of diplomats in cuba after new information on mysterious illnesses which have affected staff at it's have an embassy diplomats from canada and the u.s. first reported symptoms of headaches dizziness and nausea last year and now medical specialists say they may have brain injuries cuban officials say they don't know what's behind the incidents alleged america editor was newman has more from havana the latest episode in the saga involving health issues of diplomats from the united states and canada here in cuba involves the families of canadian diplomats the canadian government says it is now withdrawing these families because it cannot guarantee their health this after more than a year of investigations carried out by cuban american and canadian specialists they've never been able to come up with a satisfactory explanation as to what h

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