beluga and not only with regard to my unmarked shipping company plan to transport tanks destined for north sudan horman was well informed but hadn't the company just transported tanks to kenya tanks whose recipient according to the manifest was the rebels in south sudan. didn't holeman know what goss stood for didn't he see a link between the transport for south sudan and the tanks brought by the beluga vessel and the tanks for gosport by other ships. in 2014 civil war broke out in the fledgling state of south sudan a conflict in which there was no shortage of weapons something we'd like to discuss with home and. brussels is home to an eyewitness who saw the tanks for gas in south sudan. he was in the country on behalf of the bonn international center for conversion of peace research institute look vandeven the fault members of the south sudan military these are pictures of his visit shortly before the civil war erupted and 5 years after the ships brought the arms inspected the small arms store which we see here as it happens the general showed him something really grand. defer some respite civi

in asia and africa and the world bank says $65.00 countries including egypt saudi arabia south sudan north korea and singapore do not have enough arable land to produce the food they need which is where international trade comes it so what can international trade play in addressing world hunger. it works in the field of food security you are here for that agricultural forum we mentioned on the sidelines of international green week and you said millions of small holders and work as a going hungry anyone involved in agricultural trade should protect the human right to food but what do you mean by that. the reality is that many of these farmers and small holder farmers in developing country are producing also for international markets like cocoa like palm oil like sugar cane and these farmers have the same times are going hungry for several weeks a month a year so i agree carter tray must take more regard on the situation of a very close and from us in the value chain and address this issue it's ironic that food produces a going hungry and sad the europe is a fault with some of its trade prac

in asia and africa and the world bank says $65.00 countries including egypt saudi arabia south sudan north korea and singapore do not have enough arable land to produce the food they need. to santiago is from ghana and was at the forum he says international trade is key for achieving food security. that's not true it is important as we sell enough rekha because not all countries have the oil resources to produce food to feed deflation so as you can you can see some african countries start under huge climate change issues so droughts and so soft and sort of and a lot of these so de are not able to produce enough food to feed their entire population and if you are not it would to feed the entire population with a food that you produce what do you do you do how does that population get food because the consumer is also important they need to get food they need to get food to eat and nutrition and to be healthy to be able to work no 2 to support the economy so this is where truth becomes very much important so you need to import you need to import of those not be able doesn't it have to be the

and north accused sudan's government of marginalization and impeding democracy according to a deal time between the government and then southern sudan in 2005 known as the comprehensive peace agreement nuba mountains was supposed to have the chance to decide whether it wanted to be part of sudan or join south sudan 15 years since the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement south kordofan is still at a political impasse parts of the state is controlled by the sudanese government and parts by the s.p.l. and north and these ahead 2 while the 2 sides iron out the differences to end 9 years of war here in rebel held cotta the years of fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands and created a humanitarian crisis more than a dozen rounds of peace talks failed to end the conflict in the past but since sudan's transitional government was sworn in in august after months of protests that eventually led to the overthrow of longtime president obama will be here in april it has been pushing for a new comprehensive peace deal we will be able to keep this going to do that why did that we create a

after more than 3 months of talks sudan's government signing a peace deal with the sudan people's liberation movement north or s.p.l. and led by america it's part of a bed by the sudanese transitional administration to end years of conflict in various parts of the country. the deal that we have signed addressed a number of issues it addressed the issue of legislation in the 2 areas south kordofan and the blue nile it also addresses the issue of land and wealth and power distribution as well as security arrangements we will lead our country forward the s.p.l. m n started fighting the sudanese government in 2011 after accusing it of marginalization and impeding democracy a remnant of the event southern sudan as p.l.m. it's made up of sudanese who supported the movement and stayed behind following south sudan's independence in 2011 mostly in south kordofan and blue nile states the 2 states were supposed to have the chance to decide whether they wanted to be part of sudan or join south sudan the s.p.l. and itself is split into 2 with the other led by abdul aziz and hello who is it to start negotiating with the

to at least 59 that would include the 36 people on wednesday who were killed in north kivu province where protesters in sudan continue their calls for officials to keep the promises made after the removal of the country's former president they say the government still doesn't have proper civilian representation the military has been in charge ever since former president omar bashir was ousted last year when morgan reports from khartoum. once again thousands of people have taken to the streets here in the sudanese capital khartoum most of them have gathered outside the office of prime minister out the law who was appointed in august last year following a deal between the military and the protest movement known as the forces of freedom and change coalition now today's protests have been called for by the sudanese professionals association the body that has been spearheading calls for protests since december 10th to 18 and they're demanding that the prime minister and his cabinet appointed to valliant governors in all 18 states of sudan to replace the current military governors and to form a legislative council

focused on your studies or tell me about that context you bring, especially in north africa which is different than sudan. hello, everybody. organization, since 2013, we started working on tv programs. since 2000, we have been telling the government and the dictator that something should be done among the rising radel causation of the youth -- rising radicalization of the youth. with seen a rate of -- we have seen a rise of radicalization. we have seen the rise of protest in 2011 and that was because the government didn't address the religiousome clear policies in tunisia. to the 1980'ss and the afghan radicalization process and also to the consequences of the iranian revolution, on women's rights, oferalism in islam, the rise -- a bigger hearted jihad. we have a study on the causes of youth radicalization, which is explaining. we detected that there is big the generation of tv programs. let say websites and facebook pages and so on. the first generation targeted women and we know in tunisia and some countries that tv programs were using satellite to broadcast in tunisia but also in some european countri

south sudanese capital juba mediated by the south sudan is between the sudanese government and the armed groups advance people liberation movement north led by america let's not forget that the espaillat north has 2 factions one that is led by god who has forces in blue nile area in the southern part of sudan as well as a faction led by abdul aziz and hill who controls areas in south kordofan and blue nile and the deal that has been signed today between mallika gars group and the government includes security arrangements which means where will my cars forces go now that a deal has been signed between him and the government and includes their integration the deal also includes humanitarian access to those who have been displaced affected by the war that started in 2011 just before sausage and gained its independence but the government is also engaged in other peace talks and that is yet to produce results the government is right now engaged in talks between it and the rebel groups from darfur and it says that it wants to achieve comprehensive peace in various armed zones in sudan before february and right now as they are holding talks

the deal has been signed by sudan's transitional government and the rebel movement sudan's people liberation movement north led by america let's remember that there are 2 factions of the s.p.l. and north and the one that signed with the sudanese government today is the one that is being led by america and who has forces in blue nile but there are still a lot of other armed groups armed rebel groups that the government is currently negotiating with what we do know is that the 2 sides have agreed to humanitarian access to areas that are under control of north under american girl they have agreed on security arrangements as in where will the forces of medical guard be situated during the transitional period and how they will be integrated into the national army and they've also agreed on compensations for the people who have been displaced and how to resettle them back to their homes so it is just the beginning there are still a lot of other peace talks are between the government and other groups going on but for the time being this is something that both sides say they have been working for for the past 3 mo

after more than 3 months of talks sudan's government signing a peace deal with the sudan people's liberation movement north or s.p.l. and led by america it's part of a bed by the sudanese transitional administration to end years of conflict in various parts of the country. the deal that we have signed addressed a number of issues it addressed the issue of legislation in the 2 areas south kordofan and the blue nile it also addresses the issue of land and wealth and power distribution as well as security arrangements we will lead our country forward b s p l m n started fighting the sudanese government in 2011 after accusing it of marginalization and impeding democracy a remnant of the event southern sudan a spare limb it's made up of sudanese who supported the movement and stayed behind following south sudan's independence in 2011 mostly in south kordofan and blue nile states the 2 states were supposed to have the chance to decide whether they wanted to be part of sudan or join south sudan the s.p.l. and itself is split into 2 with the other led by abdul aziz and hello who is it to start negotiating with the

and north accused the dance government of marginalization and impeding democracy according to a deal time between the government and then southern sudan in 2005 known as the comprehensive peace agreement nuba mountains was supposed to have the chance to decide whether it wanted to be part of sudan or join south sudan 15 years since the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement south kordofan is still at a political impasse parts of the state is controlled by the sudanese government and parts by the s.p.l. and north and. while the 2 sides are not their differences to end 9 years of war here in rebel held the years of fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands and created a humanitarian crisis more than a dozen rounds of peace talks failed to end the conflict in the past but since sudan's transitional government was sworn in in august after months of protests that eventually led to the overthrow of longtime president already bashir in april it has been pushing for a new comprehensive peace we will be able to keep this going to do that well why did that we create a system that will allow just a request to sudan if you know that with

north korea, and venezuela from entering the united states. trump is reportedly considering adding travel restrictions for citizens of nigeria, sudan, tanzania, eritrea, myanmar, kyrgyzstan, and belarus. details are expected to be announced monday. this comes as the state department separately says it is planning to issue new rules that could make it more difficult for pregnant women to receive visas to visit the united states and what the trump administration claims is a crackdown on so-called birth tourism. trump also said wednesday he may cut plans -- social safety net benefits. during his 2016 presidential campaign, trump vowed to oppose any cuts to social security and medicare. trump also announced wednesday that he plans to attend and speak at friday's anti-abortion march for life in washington, d.c. no president has ever attended the anti-abortion march in its 47-year history. trump's move comes only days after the anti-abortion political action group susan b anthonony list said it wouould d over $50 million to support trump and other republican candidates. in china, authorities have sealed off the city of wuhanan, the epicenter of the

sudan gained independence in 2011. reporter: a breakthrough after more than three months of talks. assigning a treaty with the people's liberation movement north a bid to of conflict in various parts of the country. deal that we have side addressed a number of issues. it addressed the issue of ,egislation in the two areas south and the blue nile. also talked about wealth and power to shoot vision as well as security arrangements. we will lead our country forward. reporter: the group started fighting the sudanese government in 2011, after accusing it of marginalization and impeding democracy. a riven of the southern group, whos made of sudanese supported the movement and stayed behind following the independence in 2011, mostly in south court is an and blue nile states. they had to decide if they wanted to be a part of sudan or join south sudan. it is put into two, with the other led by a man who has yet to start negotiating with the government. the war has displaced many, 400,000. 20 rounds of talks, between the group and the government overthrown in april last year, failed to produce results. >> by signing this deal, it confirms our resignatio