states in the south of north sudan which have blue nile. and south kordofan between the sudanese army and rebel units within the south. on within the north. has been marginalized for many many years and and are fighting the khartoum government to show their dissatisfaction ok i often go to you also on one of your stomach for a war between the two countries right now or is it just among elites. well no i think the two leaders in the north. in the south. have actually shown that they lack leadership they are bitter enemies. they have fought a war protracted period of time that the south has now broken away and has actually had its own independence but there are some deep seated issues which are cultural which which which to do with trust issues which are really not resolved not to mention the land issue how it looks like to me that the civil war is still continuing we do see a different form of it and just a took a break well well the other took a break on the thought that they were fighting the war through a pop proxy war through some of the

the charred body of a young boy was brought out. >> peace between north sudan and south sudan took many years to negotiate. now, to growing national concern, it appears to be unraveling. >> the european union has suspended its sanctions against burma but will retain an embargo on arms sale pris. opposition leader aung san suu kyi and her fellow pro-democracy to attend the first day. rachel harvey has the report. >> uniforms, both civilian and military, on display here. the speaker of arrived to oversee proceedings. the stage is now set. the star of the show is missing. aung san suu kyi did not like the script and so postponed her parliamentary debut. the pro-democracy i can't let her party to a sweeping victory -- pro-democracy icon led her party to a sweeping victory. the party is refusing to take the seat until the parliamentary oath of office is changed, with just one word, to allow them to respect, rather than safeguard the constitution. the party spokesman seeks to play down the current confrontation. no one seems quite sure how to do it. changing the oath may require parliamentary

north or the south? the international community seems to be backing the sudan ese case in this instance that heglig is in the north. but the north says until it was grabbed in 1985 and the president, the sudanese president then, it was always considered the south. there was an international aadjudication which placed this oil field probably in the south. so it's a very difficult and murky area. but the situation is very tense indeed now. >> martin there. aaron is right here today for us. sony, we had warning of this, 10,000 job losses. they have confirmed it. do we know where exactly? >> no, we don't, although i've been hearing a lot probably from the manufacturing side in japan. japan, it's very expensive to manufacture, very expensive salaries, and the stronger yen really hurting these companies. let's talk about the man who's got one of the toughest jobs, kuzuo hirai, the new boss of sony. he's only been in the chair less than two weeks. he confirmed the job losses and big changes are afoot. they have to, because earlier this week we heard the company is losing close to $6.5 billion. so they're going

led to disputes over oil there now has most of the reserves of the pipelines run through the north south sudan's president is currently visiting beijing in hopes of winning chinese investment on a new pipeline political analyst. says it's a development that offers hope for peace between two sides. it typically there is a conflict like these you know it's usually washington are european capitals getting in but here is a golden chance florina asian powers emerging economies to meet her in an important diplomatic intervention there to be shouldered you know the world order is changing otherwise if you leave it again started to go back to the security council where you know again france and britain and yourselves want to farms i'm going to resume action against one of the other side what exactly finance or writing somebody it's back to square one and whether it's china india or malaysia will become not what engine even jointly do something to end this conflict which is not benefiting anybody the west has no state because the worst mining companies are going out of the game altogether it's watching a

of independence from the north less than a year ago it's great to follow two decades of civil war that claimed in estimated million lives separation documents and oil south sudan now has most of the reserves all the pipelines run through the north south sudan's president is currently visiting beijing and getting chinese investment in a new pipeline. says it's a development that offers hope of peace between the two sides. and typically there is a conflict like these you know it's usually washington or european capitals getting in repeat here is a golden chance for innovation powers emerging economies to make you know an important intervention that will show that you know the world order is changing otherwise if you leave it again but if you go back to the security council where you know again france and britain and the yourself to form some going to resume lucian against one of the other side for exert edition and for writing so really it's back to square one and whether it is china india or malaysia could become not put in even jointly do something to end this conflict which is not benefiting anybody the west has no mistakes and because the companies are going

to dispute over on oil and south and on most of the reserves the pipelines run through the north south sudan's president is currently visiting beijing in the when in chinese investment on the new pipeline where political analysts says it's a development that offers hope for peace between the two sides. if you believe there's a conflict like these you know it's usually washington are european capitals going to here's a golden chance for inflation powers emerging economies you know an important market intervention that will show that you know the world already is changing other ways if you leave it again for it to go back to the security council where you know again france and britain and the us are going to form some going to resume against one of the other side for exact location and for violating sovereignty is back to square one and whether it is china india or malaysia we cannot introduce real calls or even jointly do something to end this conflict which is not benefiting anybody the west has no mistakes and because the western oil companies have been out of the game altogether it's watchin

but has as collated since south sudan split from the north last year after two decades of civil war the separation led to disputes over oil south sudan now has most of the reserves of the pipelines run through the north on monday sudanese warplanes bombed a town in the south killing at least two people china is urging restraint on both sides in india's offered mediation moves which political analysts around the. sun hope. to believe there is a conflict like this you know it's usually washington or you will be interpreted to mean but here's a golden chance for you know you should polish emerging economies to meet girls in an important diplomatic intervention birdsville shouldered you know the world order is changing other ways you see leader getting started to go back to the security council you know again france and britain and you want to form some going to resume action against one of the others so what exactly difference aligning somebody it's back to square one and whether it is china in your malaysia could become more potential even join

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while it has as kuwait it sent south sudan split from the north last year after two decades of civil war separation led to disputes over oil south sudan now has most of the reserves all the pipelines run through the north on monday certainly as warplanes bombed a town in the south killing at least two people try to surging restraint on both sides in india's offer of mediation moves which political analyst. says for some hope. if you believe there is a conflict like this you know it's usually washington are you to be an example of scaring you but here's a golden chance for evolution followers emerging economies to make you know an important people might intervention that will show that you know the world already is changing other ways if you leave it again started to go back to the security council where you know again france and britain and the us out of the farms i'm going to resolution against one of the other side it's not exactly an insulating sovereignty it's back to square one and whether it is china or malaysia will become more potential pe

the united states has a profound interest in making sure the north and south sudan do not go to war. ethiopia has an interest and britain has an interest. what is happening here is a concerted and uniform effort by the international community to prevent the war. in the past, that has worked. surly in july, everyone was expecting a conflagration in sudan, but really the international diplomacy and commitment prevented that from happening. i am hopeful that in this case that will happen again. >> thank you very much for coming to join me. in the pakistani city of lahore , a bomb exploded at the main railway station. the attack happened just after a busy train had pulled in. pakistan struggle against islamic militants is that is most intense right now on the border with afghanistan. militia groups there recently sparked a flood of representative disease -- of refugees. >> it started to take on more of a look of a small town. you can see this long fence toward the horizon. row after row you can see along beside me. there are some college facilities. this camp has been taking an influx af

island has escalated since south sudan split from the north last year after two decades of civil war separation led to this oil south of there now has most of the reserves of all of the pipelines running through the north on monday sudanese warplanes bombed a town in the south killing at least two people china is urging restraint on both sides in india and africa. both which political analyst so i am charlie says at first some hope. i do believe there is a conflict like these you know it's usually washington not a european company but being here is a good injun's florrie nation polish emerging economies to me you know an important diplomatic intervention that will show that you know the world order is changing otherwise you see the video being floated to go back to the security council where you know i get france and britain and the us out of the farms i'm going to resume ocean against one of the other states what exactly is an insult why didn't somebody it's back to square one and whether it's china a neo militia could become more put in even

important resolutions on sudan, burma, north korea, democratic republic of congo, et cetera. a new rapporteur for the first time on freedom of assembly and association. and a working group of experts to prevent discrimination against women. among many other positive steps. with respect to u.n. women, let me say we very much strongly supported the establishment of u.n. women. we supported its growth and development. the challenge now is for it to become a presence in the field and provide tangible support to women on the ground. our resources, our 7.9 in the request, is meant for the core budget to do just that, to help it establish programs in the field. we think that's the most important step that we can take in this early time. it doesn't include money for the violence against women trust fund, although we recognize that that's an issue of importance to this committee and congress and a goal we very much share. we've been leading on a whole panoply of women's issues at the united nations, and it's been an loner to do so. we just passed a resolution with huge support on mate

for weeks now in countries struggle to resolve their border dispute since in south sudan gained independence from the north less than a year ago the split of quality decades of civil war that came to estimated one and a half million. but the separation caused arguments of what will south sudan now has most of the reserves of pipelines run through the north and the president is currently existing regime in winning chinese investment or a new pipeline a political analyst. says it's a development that offers hope for peace between the two sides. if you believe there is a conflict like using words usually washington are european capitals getting in it here is a golden chance for innovation powers emerging economies need in an important diplomatic intervention that will show that you know the world order is changing otherwise if we leave it again for it to go back to the security council where you know again france and britain and the us serve the forms i'm going to resume lucian against one of the other side for example given and so writing somebody is bad cool square one and whether it is china india or malay

sudan. to the north of you got that, for the first time in decades, they are enjoying peace. >> there is laughter these days. unlike five years ago, when the war was on, the children of no. you don are now safe. -- of no. you gonna are now safe. >> may we stand still for the national anthem. >> the number is strong but not interrupted by the terror of marauding rebels. >> they had this trauma of running here and there, especially if there are gunshots. that was a time when many young children were adopted. >> when i was here at the height of the conflict, at about this time of day, just as the sun was setting, there was an extraordinary spectacle. thousands of children would abandon their homes and what to shelters like these because the risk of the abduction was so high. at least here, they had some protection against the distant army rebels, who stalked the villages, forcefully recruiting child soldiers. the last time i met jeffrey was nine years ago. he had just been rushed to the hospital after the rebels hacked off his fingers, ears, and lips. unable to write and forced to give up school, he

. >> at issue, the issue the christians are persecuted in the north sudan. >> they were, now they're 35,000 people left in the north we're trying to get babbling and give them a goat and a sack of hope and again, we sell the sacks of hope and goats and you'll have your picture taken with your name, with that person. so, you get to see who gets your sack of hope and you can see that's in addition to a goat they get a tarp, a mosquito tent, a water bottle. fish hooks and also people who are polio survivors make these crosses and very appropriate in terms of slavery on this palm sunday and then these hearts which we also sell and wearing one. >> beautiful, i love it, they're made by women who have seen or heard somebody killed in front of them. >> and explain how the goat can change the life of a family. >> what happens when a returnee or a former slave gets a goat, our goats are older, they're females and produce milk and with this and a sack of hope because they can make themselves a place to live and go back to the home villages and a goat can produce enough milk to keep a family of

north korean republic. >> international pressure on sudan is mounting. the african union has condemned south sudan's occupation of an oil field, but also sudan for aryan bombardment. the united nations security council has demanded an immediate and unconditional end to fighting, asking both sides to pull back their forces. there's not much sign yet of either side backing down though. we're monitoring events. our correspondent is there. james, give us a sense. did you get any indications that this is going to cam down any time soon? >> south sudan's president made it clear that he wasn't prepared to withdraw his troops immediately unless he could be sure that heglis, the oil field that the south sudanese troops are occupying, would not be launched as a base to attack them. the south sudan says they've been attacked several times from the air, and certainly the tone here is increasingly militant with politicians and generals and so on, talking about the need to teach south sudan a lesson. what i think was interesting in the african union. they're saying th

most of sudan's oil is in the south but it's shipped and controlled through the north. ompletely. sudan's president has used the dispute to rally domestic support. the country still smarting from its divorce from the south. there was little talk of peace. >> translator: there will be no negotiations with those people. our talk with them will be through guns and ammunition because this is the only language they understand. they understand nothing except that. >> reporter: sudan denies that it's bombing the south. new satellite images from the sentinel project, an independent monitoring group, shows sudanese jets and helicopters allegedly positioned within easy range of south sudan and its oil fields. sudan's official news agency is reporting that the government is enacting spe

sudan? >> obviously, each side will blame the other side was the aggressor. the north was really being more aggressive than the south, until the south moved to capture the oil fields a few weeks ago. i think that was definitely part of escalating the conflict. >> there have been widespread celebrations when it saw the den -- south sudan declared its independence, but the revenues from oil will always sparked tension. >> that is true. basically, the north and the south have been locked in a war for decades. there has been a longstanding habit of looking at the oil revenues as zero thinking. and the territories as zero some thinking. it would have been very unrealistic for them to think, well, we are joined at the hip and we have to start getting along if we want to succeed. >> everyone is hoping it does not get to that level again, and it seems the key player is going to be china. what do you think beijing's position is going to be in terms of mediating? >> this is a very interesting test, obviously, of china's non- interventionist policy. it has great incentives to be

other of attacking or facilities in the area of damage and the longer function south sudan became independent from the north last year for an innocent. was many of them it's. the colombian military says it seized more than two tons of cocaine in the western part of the country happened during a raid on a drug of archery which is believed to belong to number is not just rebel groups it's traditional to cater to the rebels the largest source of income which the groups to finance a campaign against the common government that's been raging for fifteen years. and there's grave it is set to give his final day of evidence to the norwegian courts all the killings and carried out last year that really makes its way through seventy seven victims of them so they were in on a nearby island last night but these not guilty on friday shooting at the details of a gun run agency systematically shot in scores of young people anyone whether he's saying or what he says in the prison a little closer connection. russia and china holding their first joint naval exercises both sides stress the war games there the korean it's not a

the incident appeared to be part of the fallout from the ongoing hostility between south sudan and the north are fighting over control of an oil. they rocked a chemical plant it took crews hours and hours to put out the fire at the plant in the western part of japan. >>> talk about a close call in russia. see the woman crossing the street and the ambulance right there swerves stopping inch from the woman. what is really amazing about this, she barely seemed phased this near death experience. she just keeps on walking. how about that? >> i think the driver is probably a little more rattled. >>> 23 after the hour are you expecting a tax refund in the mail? whether small or large we have tips of what you can do with the money. good morning patty ai ann. even if you have 25 or 50 bucks. >> saving bonds. no more paper bonds. you have to buy them electron cliek. they are sold in these small denominations which is a good basic investment. it is relatively risk free, conservative investment. you are not going to make a whole lot but the interest is exempt from state and local taxes. federal you have

sudan downs its troops would withdraw from the disputed territory within three days south sudan broke away from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one of a half million people. pakistan has begun mourning the victims of a plane crash and residential area near islamabad international airport rescuers say there is no hope of finding survivors among the one hundred twenty seven aboard air jet boeing seven three seven en route from karachi to islamabad was making its final approach to the airport in stormy weather before it crashed the second passenger plane crash in less than cheers. iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki has called turkey a hostile state with a sectarian agenda and accuse it of trying to establish germany in the region and that's in response to turkish prime minister tayyip erdogan saying that he is battling tensions between iraq shia community as a carrion emerged in iraq at the end of last year when the shia led government sacked and number of top so many officials. moscow is reiterating calls for nato to stay on the afghan drugs for a

withdrawal friday after calls by un secretary-general ban ki moon and the violence south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one of the half million people. in the netherlands now were almost one hundred twenty five people have been injured including more than fifty seriously in a head on crash in amsterdam a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction it's not yet clear how the two trains ended up on the same trap the accident caused yada grayle delays around western amsterdam and severely disrupted its main international airport. now as voting kicks off in france in a few moments we talk to one of the main candidates it's half of the headlines coming up. thanks. to. the. wealthy british science. has nothing to. hide the. market's fina. come to. find out what's really happening.

leaving south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that cost nearly two million deaths. iran claims it started to build a copy of the top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces military says it has extracted data and figured out how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledge that losing the surveillance drone but said it would be difficult to exploit any data or technology because of its security measures. now more than fifty thousand orthodox believers have gathered in moscow's main cathedral for service in defense of the faith that follows a number of high profile cases of bad the lism of churches and sacred objects over the past few days are these groups reports. we can see and indeed here thousands of people who have combed the gates it's here at moscow's main cathedral christ the savior they're being led in perception by patriarch kirill perceives. the number of hours of mass prayer and also the liturgy service that was given this of his being replicated around the country as a whole that some of the key epic

withdrawal on friday calls by un secretary-general ban ki moon to end the violence south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one and a half million people. to the netherlands now where almost one hundred twenty five people have been injured including more than fifty seriously during a head on the rail crash in amsterdam a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction it's going to clear how the two trains ended up the track of the accident caused chaotic rail delays all over western amsterdam and severely disrupted its main international. now the russian orthodox church is holding a huge service at moscow's christ the savior cathedral in defense of the faith follows a number of high profile cases of vandalism of churches on sacred objects over the past few months supports. we can see and indeed hear thousands of people who have coal newgate here moscow's main cathedral christ the savior they're being led impressed session by patriarch kirill now this precedes here's a numb

secretary general ban ki moon and the violence south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one and a half million people. in the netherlands now where almost one hundred twenty five people have been injured including more than fifty seriously. crash in amsterdam a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction it's not get clear how the two trains ended up on the same track the accident caused chaotic rail delays westernesse them and severely disrupted its main internet. now it's been called the largest spy center on earth jointly run by the u.k. and the u.s. the man was hailed complex in rural england monitors the communications of dozens of other countries however protesters are increasingly concerned that intelligence gathering is not the only thing that is going on inside are just laura smith has more. it's a little piece of america in the middle of the yorkshire dales it might look like some kind of theme park but it's actually a spy base and pa

have a musical like a local citizens to a badly damaged mental function in south sudan became independent from the north last year from going on long running. its. military says it seized more than two tons of cocaine in the western powerful country it happened during a raid on a drug aboard train which is believed to belong to the fog of colombia's largest rebel group distribution of cocaine is the rebels largest source of income by seeing a campaign against the colombian government that's been raging for years. and this break is set to give his final day of evidence to a norwegian court on the killing as he rode out the last long when it's all true seventy seven items and there were none and then why aren't the police not guilty on friday very big game chilling details of the gun rampage written systematically shot down and scores of young people depending on whether or not this violence saying a place inside their prison or committed some psychiatric institution. the e.u. has delayed making a final decision will probably go off while imports one rod some countries are concerned the ban which had been

south then started pulling out of the area but said its troops will be leaving south sudan became independent from the northlast year following a long running civil war which caused nearly two million deaths. some sixty five thousand orthodox believers of governor of moscow's main cathedral for a service in defense of the faith that follows a number of high profile cases of brown there was a number of churches and some sacred objects over the past few months are these reports. we can see and indeed here thousands of people who have congregated here at moscow's main cathedral crisis savior they're being led in procession by ha our hero elvis perceives here's a number of hours of mass prayer and also a literacy service that was given this of his being replicated around the country as a whole that some of the key centers of the orthodox church in russia some of its main cathedrals and really set him to drum up support for the faith has been coming under some criticism of laces be facing some troubling times its leaders among them a truck hero say they've become under attack from an anti christian campaign that

the drawl friday after calls by un secretary-general ban ki moon and violence south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one and a half million people. human adeline's now were almost one hundred twenty five people. all have been injured including more than fifty seriously in a head on rail crash in amsterdam a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction it's not yet clear how the two trains ended up on the same track the accident caused chaotic rail delays around western amsterdam and severely disrupted its main international airport. the controversial as it kind of hitting trade agreements or has been dealt a heavy blow as the second largest group in the european parliament has announced it will not support it earlier this week a pact sparked anger among europeans when e.u. states signed agreements in january thousands demonstrated against it saying it would give major corporations unprecedented control over their personal data a vote on its ratifications do the su

attacking for oil facilities in the area which were badly damaged long function south sudan became independent from the north last year for a long running civil war which to me that's. the colombian military says it seized more than two tons of cocaine in the western part of the country it happened during a raid on a drug trade which is believed to belong to the far colombia's largest rebel group distribution of cocaine is the rebels' largest source of income financing it turned him against the colombian government has been raging for more than fifty years. and this brave is set to give his final day of evidence to a norwegian court on the killings he carried out the austrian like he's already admitted slaughtering all seventy seven victims in oslo bombing and shootings on a nearby island but he's not guilty on friday gave chilling details of the gun rampage in which he systematically shot calls and young people depending on whether or not he was found sane he faces either prison commitment from psychiatric institution. you have delayed making a one decision profit off oil in or from iran some other countrie

friday after calls by you answered very general ban ki-moon to end the violence south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one and a half million people. to the netherlands now were almost one hundred twenty five people have been injured including more than fifty seriously anahad on rail crash in amsterdam a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train i think in the opposite direction it's not good when you're how the two trains ended up on the same traffic the accident caused periodic rail delays around western answered and severely disrupted its main international airport. at a moment join us for a special report which details or oil and gas industries conversational method of extracting minerals for that every category top stories. on. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada after. giant corporations are on the day. mission. critical three. three. three three. three .

announced its troops would withdraw from the disputed territory within three days south sudan broke away from the north last year following a long running civil war of a claim for the lives of more than one and a half million people. out for the latest edition of our russia close up series and today we're handing off to the country's remote north. northern russia is known for its vast dry and harsh climate a tiny population that lives in this area is completely cut off from the rest of the country artist hobart explores what this distant land offers its residents. an icon of the north and yet some of the native northern peoples follow brazing reindeer wherever they go their routines revolving around the animals the life of the reindeer herder is usually hot and isolated but occasionally they gather to share their world and compete in the skills they hone in on the tundra and i'm about to join the celebrations. last seen throwing. stick wrestling. and hurdle jumping all cause for competition but the main event is rapidly approaching. reindeer races bring teams from far and wide from the competition is t

know these two plots of major oil fields are basically running over the north and south border but if i may all rich south sudan often portrayed as the victim always had a strong ally in washington d.c. the south occupying the hague did you think in any way to lessen america's support for it. i think it could be to the contrary right to be right you look at us that you have any enemy president bush in person and you cannot sit down with a discount for their country of chad for a week so it's again the united states between people magically going one or two things but they are determined to weaken his majesty for support their position of sudan it not sudan spatially their place again we know that in. computing model power and everything have been a growing market so. at the end of the ambassador they noticed it also shows the same view without this is in self defense to what extent they were going to end this election remains to be seen but i think they were brothers to. say whatever they are doing now it is because the high commission for their not and they need to to leave just to protect themselves they say

its troops would withdraw from the disputed territory though within three days south sudan are broke away from the north last year following a long and running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one and a half million people. ok i do stay with us here and see if you can it's time to get chilly our latest edition of our russia a close up series of coming your way next today we're heading off to the country's very remote north. northern russia is known for its vast tundra and certainly a harsh climate there a tiny population that lives in this area is completely cut off from the rest of the country now artie's timebomb explores of what this distant land has to offer its residents and it will turn out its rich in offices and culture. an icon of the north and units and other native northern peoples follow grazing reindeer wherever they go their routines revolving around the animals the life of the reindeer herder is usually hard in isolated but occasionally they gather to share their world and compete in the skills they hone in on the tundra and i'm about to join the celebrations. last seen throw

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and i can show you, one of the thing they do, they better explain where joseph kony is, north uganda, the south sudanic. they quantify how many people are in his force, and it's just a few hundred. promoting things like flyers allowing people to escape from joseph kony's army. >> we wanted to reach out to the lra directly. >> it gives them hope, the wife of joseph kony felt it because she -- >> i will try to escape. whatever kony says, i will try to escape. >> even with all the criticism and the controversy, they also implicate the prosecutor of the international court saying it's possible to capture kony, he support this is campaign and he's actually doing something positive. what's happening on the ground? the african union has already committed 5,000 troops in march to capture joseph kony or neutralize him. and -- effort with their forces as well. so there is movement here on the ground as people aim to capture joseph kony, but still children need to be shown this video because of the massive criticism against them. >> the video is working now. also about an hour ago, i'm going to talk to the ceo