at least is better than living in the street well david chaytor is live for us now in nicosia so leaders have been speaking off to the summit is there any sign that they've reached some sort of consensus. well mary i'm i'm afraid not i listened intently to what all the leaders had to say but everyone was really concentrating on the french president and the new mccraw and you said picante who's the attorney and prime minister there's been very open divisions in the last few days and weeks between france and italy on this very divisive mike migrant crisis as it's being called so we are waiting to hear what they had to say and it's very clear that they present was saying that being a a consensual approach a collegiate approach and he started to give some mild criticism about the ship of of migrants who can't dock in italy that you mentioned earlier on and the but he said that they must continue to try and work together and try and come to some sort of policy but it was very clear they hadn't and then we had a much stronger speech from. and and he said son very very outspoken words he said t

the scene is just outside nicosia and these pictures underline the fact that with the recent flare up of america activity the security forces can take no chances. every bridge is a potential danger and a likely place for a bomb to have been planned and travels on the side for hidden arms or suspects men themselves run into trouble they must always be on the lookout for a mine bomb on ambush the u.k.'s minister of state for europe's alan duncan said after the out of court settlement was announced we must not forget the past indeed we must learn from it but the most important thing is to look to the future the settlement does not constitute any admission of liability and it's not a precedent in respect to any potential future claims against the government standing in the mountains far above nicosia the statue of one of the freedom fighters whose norm the gear was the eagle of the cross he fought to the death against british soldiers who surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free david chaytor

at least is better than living in the street david chaytor al-jazeera nicosia. now castle has reached the asian cup final overcoming the united arab emirates for nailing what was dubbed the blockade dopy dosage of bari joins us live from the fan zone endo heart incredible win for the cats what is the atmosphere like for people there the fans i'm going on. and. will marry him as soon as the game ended in the final few minutes it was jubilation a second imagine they were very very proud of their national team and they did not expect for the qatari structures more than four goals against the u.a.e. they were very very happy with the outcome they were hoping from the get go that this would be a celebration and it was now qatar is the first time they've reached the stage of the semifinals and also now they're going to be facing japan in the finals on friday many of the locals i spoke to here say this is much more than just about football right now given the current political climate because her finds itself and in this region tell us a bit more about that in the cont

the scene is just outside nicosia and these pictures underline the fact that with the recent flare upamerica activated the security forces can take no chances. every bridge is a potential danger and a likely place for a bomb to have been planned and travels on the side for hidden arms or suspects may themselves run into trouble they must always be on the lookout for a minute a bomb on ambush the u.k.'s minister of state for europe's alan duncan said after the out of court settlement was announced we must not forget the past indeed we must learn from it but the most important thing is to look to the future the settlement does not constitute any admission of liability and is not a precedent in respect to any potential future claims against the government standing in the mountains far above nicosia the statue of one of the freedom fighters whose nom de guerre was the eagle of the cross he fought to the death against british soldiers who surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free david chaytor a

nicosia thank you so much for that very strong edition of people in power here for you to watch if you get the chance rescue at sea migrants in the mediterranean on board some of the n.g.o.s vessels the nongovernmental organization vessels who go out on what are known as essay our mission search and rescue missions they are the ones who pick up so many of these refugees in these countries like italy and libya are actually trying to stop them from doing that we were out while on the front line there as you can see with those activists and rescuers there for a firsthand look have a look for yourself people in power rescue at sea it is in the documentary section at al-jazeera dot com we're taking a look at some other news making headlines around the world now and at least thirty thousand people have fled a town in nigeria because they feared book around fighters were about to attack the u.n. says people panicked when security forces protecting the town of ron moved out one hundred years with more now from the jury's capital approach. office of the united nations high commissioner for refu

at least is better than living in the street and david's with us now from nicosia to talk more about this david when we spoke earlier we talked about the importance of some of the big players in europe france and italy for example one of the two leaders had to say at this particular somers. i've just been listening to their statements before they go in for dinner and that will be a closed session. and we will known of the last few days and weeks has been a big split between france and italy particularly the two deputy prime ministers have been accusing the french president emanuel mackerel of instigating this migration crisis and causing economic problems for african states. this time around with the italian prime minister himself here to separate conte for president was very careful to tread carefully over these eggshells and to try and ignore those taunts on the populist deputy prime ministers in italy so what he said was that they were looking for a common approach a collegiate approach as he put it on the migration problem and he also raise the issue all of the maritime law and p

to the flow of migrants making the journey from north africa to europe there are reports now from nicosia. it's hard to disguise the deep divisions the migrant crisis has caused inside the european union but leaders arriving for the summit indicus here tried their best the french president emmanuel macra talked about cooperating to find a solution. on that day we have had the opportunity to discuss migration in detail to defend the coordinates in an integrated european version and this is how we managed to agree into last year within the framework of the council of europe but it talian prime minister to separate content disposed of the usual diplomatic niceties of such summits saying the crisis group calls the implosion of europe. this is an issue that presents a major challenge for europe which might lead europe to implode because europe able to coordinate a unified vision. there is no disguising though the impact of the thousands of asylum seekers now are arriving in cyprus the buffer zone the device the island between the turkish controlled north and the internationally recognized repu

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the scene is just outside nicosia and these pictures underline the fact that with the recent flare up of america activity the security forces can take no chances. every bridge is a potential danger and a likely place for a bomb to have been planned patrols on the side for hidden arms or suspects may themselves run into trouble they must always be on the lookout for a mine bomb on ambush the u.k.'s minister of state for europe's alan duncan said after the out of court settlement was announced we must not forget the past indeed we must learn from it but the most important thing is to look to the future the settlement does not constitute any admission of liability and is not a precedent in respect to any potential future claims against the government standing in the mountains far above nicosia the statue of one of the freedom fighters whose nom de guerre was the eagle of the cross he fought to the death against british soldiers who surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free david chaytor al-jaz

the flow of migrants making the dangerous journey from north africa to europe david reports from nicosia it's hard to disguise the deep divisions the migrant crisis has cause inside the european union but leaders arriving for the summit in nicosia tried their best the french president emmanuel macra talked about cooperating to find a solution to that also as well you took us on that we have had the opportunity to discuss migration in detail to the fender coordinate in an integrated european version and this is how we managed to agree into last year within the framework of the council of europe but the italian prime minister to separate content dispose of the usual diplomatic niceties of such summits saying the crisis group calls the implosion of europe. this is an issue that presents a major challenge for europe which might lead europe to implode because europe able to coordinate a unified vision there is no disguising though the impact of the thousands of asylum seekers now arriving in cyprus the buffer zone the device the island between the turkish controlled north and the internationa

the scene is just outside nicosia and these pictures underline the fact that with the recent flare up america activated security forces can take no chances. every bridge is a potential danger and a likely place for a bomb to have been planned patrols on the side for hidden arms or suspects may themselves run into trouble they must always be on the lookout for a mine bomb on ambush the u.k.'s minister of state for europe's alan duncan said after the out of court settlement was announced we must not forget the past indeed we must learn from it but the most important thing is to look to the future the settlement does not constitute any admission of liability and is not a precedent in respect to any potential future claims against the government standing in the mountains far above nicosia the statue of one of the freedom fighters whose nom de guerre was the eagle of the cross he fought to the death against british soldiers who surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free. david chaytor al-jazeera

migrants into europe the government says it's been swamped with requests for asylum to reports from nicosia . the buffer zone that divides the island between the turkish controlled north and the internationally recognized republic to the south stretches for more than one hundred miles it's easy for the human traffickers to find a way through these are some of the boats they use now impounded and breached by the police. but we'll do it to find themselves closer to baghdad in the catholic charity keratitis does what it can to help most of them are too afraid to show their faces and i don't mind what they call just a safe place. so. this man told us he was forced to provide sexual favors to him who eventually smuggled him across the prophecy. of this man said he'd now lost all hope he had a new job lived on the streets and was always hungry there are hundreds more like him indicus here they've come from across africa the middle east and asia seeking safety and a better life but finding themselves in a limbo in a country the cart afford to look after them the numbers are quite staggering i mean

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at least is better than living in the street maybe change to al-jazeera nicosia. so this is out there these are the top stories and the u.s. government has imposed sanctions on venezuela's state oil company it is the latest move by washington aimed at pushing president nicolas maduro out of office he says the sanctions are illegal and has vowed to take action u.s. national security adviser john bolton is appealing to the venezuelan military to back itself declared interim president to undergo. now is the time to stand for democracy and prosperity in venezuela i reiterate that the united states will hold venezuelan security forces responsible for the safety of all u.s. diplomatic personnel the national assembly and president going to any violence against these groups would signify a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response. this shows that their objective is to take our riches what is the objective of the government of the united states take the properties from venezuela the riches of venice by life finish but as money and life r

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into europe the government says it's been swamped with requests for asylum they went to reports from nicosia the buffer zone the device the island between the turkish controlled north and the internationally recognized republic to the south stretches for more than one hundred miles it's easy for the human traffickers to find a way through these are some of the boats they use now impounded and breached by the police. but will that to find themselves closer to baghdad in the catholic charity keratitis does what it can to help most of them are too afraid to show their faces and i don't mind what they will just say is the case. so. this man told us he was forced to provide sexual favors to him who eventually smuggled him across the buffer zone is very typical of this man said he'd now lost all hope he had a new job lived on the streets and was always hungry there are hundreds more like him indicus here they've come from across africa the middle east and asia seeking safety and a better life but finding themselves in a limbo in a country that can't afford to look after them the numbers are quite