soldiers on high alert after cost of and police made several arrests in its sort of dominated northern territory police say they were targeting organized criminal gangs. european leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss who they want to fail the e.u. top jobs backroom negotiations have already begun to appoint the commission's president and the other heads of the e.u. institutions the elections a sore center right and center left parties lose support they've been reports from brussels. who's next for the top job in brussels the german chancellor merkel arrived with the name of only one man on her lips to replace john close as president of the european commission to me is this not truly a new great coalition i support. but not all coalition partners do the same the 46 year old but very and has never held a government elected office in his life but as the leader of the european peoples party recent tradition at least say the job. should be here is we know that we cannot celebrate a big victory be lost seats but we are still 2nd as a 1st party and that's why we are ready to talk now is everyone t

serbia has reportedly deployed troops to exporter after police made several arrests in a northern territoryominated by serbs. the police say they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders say the officers were sent to intimidate them. in the air and on the ground, police are on edge. has prompted serbia's army to be put on full combat readiness. this morning at 6:29, as the commander and chief, i ordered readiness for our armed units in case of danger to life of serbs. our armed forces will protect our people. ally, russia, has called it a provocation. the u.n. says a worker has been released by police after angry protests from moscow at his detention. the u.n. is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and barricades divide the two ethnic parts of the city. they declared independence from serbia in 2008. a decade after nato stepped in to support the forces in their separatist war with belgrade. they still have a population that is mainly serb, and many of them, like serbia itself, do not accept kosovo as an independent co

soldiers on high alert have to kosovan police made several arrests in its serbia dominated northern territory also when police say that they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least 19 people were detained. thousands of students and teachers of marched through the old jerry in capital in protest the group against the country's rulers there keeping up the pressure on the military demanding political reform nearly 2 months after the veteran president abilities beautifully resigned many of the army chiefs associated with defeat have remain in power here appear leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss who they want to fill the top jobs backroom negotiations have already begun to appoint a replacement for young as president of the european commission elections a source center right and center left parties lose support and nationalists liberals and greens taking advantage of voter anger with the current direction of the e.u. those are the top stories from london i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour stay with us coming up next it's history thanks for watching but i. ok and j

serbia has put its soldiers on high alert after police made several arrests and it's dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs. the italian government's crackdown on immigration hasn't just hurt people seeking refuge in europe it's also had an impact on thousands of italians working for organizations that help migrants and refugees osama bin reports now from rome. it's hard to. imagine the human connection to a dilapidated building but for raphael and her mom this migrant perception center was their only source of income and now both of them are without jobs. this center was among dozens it was down after it leaves government decided to change its refugee laws. we are 120 people who were laid off like me and my daughter there are others who have no salary it's sad it's difficult and so veiny has no idea what he's doing to our. charities are warning that more than 4000 workers are already jobless and if the government continue to shut down migrant sent is the number could rise 215005 the end of the year in addition to costing millions of euros essential

put its soldiers on high alert after kosovan police made several arrests and it's dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least 19 people were detained saudi arabia is being accused of using israeli spy ware to target a prominent critic in britain satirise going to. regularly criticizes the saudi royal family on you tube the european union leaders have met in brussels to discuss will lead the blocs institutions following last weekend's parliamentary elections france and germany disagreed over who should replace her as e.u. commission president. the 1st trial in the u.s. against drug makers blamed for contributing to the opioid crisis has begun in the state of oklahoma the state's attorney general accuses the company johnson and johnson of greed has led to an oversupply of the drugs and fueled addiction. activists in argentina have resumed their battle to legalize abortion demonstrators rallied in the capital where politicians are presenting a bill to allow abortions up to the 14th week of pregnancy a similar measure was narrowly defeated last y

on high alert after cost of and police made several arrests and it's sort of the dominated northern territory kosovan police say that they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least 19 people were detained including a russian official of the united nations who has subsequently been released. thousands of students and teachers have marched through the capital in protest against the country's rulers they are keeping up the pressure on the military demanding political reform nearly 2 months after veteran president of the resigned many of the army chiefs associated with remain in power. european leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss who they want to fill the top jobs backroom negotiations have already begun to appoint a replacement for. as president of the european commission the elections a sore center right and center left parties loose support and nationalists liberals and greens taking advantage of voter anger with the current direction of the e.u. . a group of gunmen in northern nigeria have launched an attack on 2 villages killing at least $23.00 people the killings happened in s

its soldiers on high alert after cost of and police made several arrests and it's dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least $19.00 people have been detained. in argentina have resumed their battle to legalize abortion politicians are presenting a bill to allow abortions up to the 14th week of pregnancy after failing last year following pressure from religious groups to recent reports now from the. as ira's. legal abortions in a public hospital that's what these women are demanding. thousands of them marched to congress to present a new abortion bill last year the no one house of parliament voted for the 1st time in history to decriminalize and legalize abortion in this largely catholic country . however the no was rejected in the senate in a very tight hold but people like seal if you had to say they will continue trying . to set the chambers the same and it's going to be difficult the same dinosaurs as last year but they need to understand abortions are already happening in the country and women die many of them are poor they have nowhere

with bands or the threat of being banned in places like oregon, hong kong, london, and the northern territory out of china, russia, southeast asia, due to stiff competition. the bbc‘s dave lee has the latest from outside its headquarters. there were around 100 oi’ headquarters. there were around 100 or so protesters here earlier in very good spirits, demanding, quite simply, that uber pays what they deem to see as a living wage. they say this of the company is expected to be worth around $90 billion when it begins trading later this week. they say it is crazy that that money has been made of the bachar people like them, the protest of the saying, the people who do the hours and e—mails and yet they feel that they are being unfairly treated —— back of people. as well as the protests happening in san francisco just behind me how, there have been protests across the country, san diego, los angeles, philadelphia, new york, and in some cities around the world. i think that speaks to the world. i think that speaks to the level of concern among the people who do the driving for the ratio companies t

put its soldiers on high alert after casa been police made several arrests and is dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs saudi arabia is being accused of using israeli spy ware to target a prominent critic in the u.k. it's. all to saudi regularly criticizes the saudi royal family those are your top stories up next it's the stream. we understand the differences the similarities of cultures across the way around. al-jazeera international bringing the news and current from that matter to. al-jazeera. ok and join the stream today how can. i make a chat with developers about using video games to build communities and tackle social issues tell us what you think by joining the chat or. you know. it's easy. to buy from your computer. money for the 3 years it was like that moment that just time now good thing like everything is possible for me 73 percent of the population in south sudan is under the age of 13 they are born and raised up in the wall so the a mindset and attitude just. i decided to ditch my so programming so that i can make a priest. as a r

its soldiers on high alert after call 7 police made several arrests and it served dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least 19 people were detained there with no party holding an overall majority in the european parliament's discussions have begun over who will replace. as presidents off the european commission elections so the sensorites and sense of left parties to supports the 1st trial in the us against drug makers playing for contributing to the opium crisis is underway in the state of oklahoma it's a test case to see if individual states can hold pharmaceutical companies responsible for widespread addiction the state's attorney general accuses johnson and johnson of greed which led to an oversupply of the drugs. process leaders in sudan are increasing the pressure on the military to hand over power to a civilian one administration a 2 day nationwide strike is taking place protesters hope it will force military leaders into a new round of negotiations. white house adviser jared kirshner isn't morocco trying to drum up support for the a

made several arrests in its service dominated northern territory because of our police say that they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least $1000.00 people were detained. thousands of students and teachers of marched through the capital in protest against the country's rulers there keeping up the pressure on the military demanding political reform nearly 2 months after veteran president abilities beautifully reside and european leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss who they want to fill the top jobs backroom negotiations have already begun to appoint a replacement for her as president of the european commission the election source center right and center left parties lose support those are the top stories on al-jazeera coming up next it's football rebels thanks for watching us east of i. in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everyone is reaping the rewards to sell the painting the ultimate prize when i went east investigates why people like dying for gold on al-jazeera. because i'm going to get. this from pyongyang and some

the troops to its border with costabile after course of our police made several arrests in a northern territory dominated by serbs the police say they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders who don't recognize kosovo's independence say the officers were sent to intimidate them for a challenge reports. in the air and on the ground kosovan police. are on their raid into parts of the city which prompted serbia's army to be put on combat readiness. this morning at 629 as a commander in chief of the armed forces ordered full military readiness of our armed units in case of any serious disturbances or danger to life of serbs in kosovo armed forces will protect people. serbia's ally russia has called it a provocation the u.n. says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cost of and police after angry protests from moscow for his detention. the u.n. is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic harv's of the city majority albanian kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 a decade

there has recently been some very helpful very useful very welcome rain nostril in northern territory for to northern half actually had a very poor wet season so the rain is coming in now and often darwin's would be welcome with open arms and this frontal system for the sas now over queensland has taken two days to get that far so was it was over victoria new south wales have produced some heavy downpours some local flooding this well correction is still there on saturdays you can see just going through sydney probably sundry in origin tails off further north and looks rather dry now for darwin it remains dry in perth so that cloud is very close to the coast it might will disappear for the south it's almost sunday temperature wise no real recovery for adelaide melbourne and if so anything sydney's got colder but the rain is gone offshore by sunday so it's almost universally a sunny picture once more the sun is being pushed out in new zealand not everywhere as you can see the whole of the north most of the south island is enjoying the sunshine here as to new zealand that is but the rai

good part of the landmass of southeast asia so with the hope that some light rain will fall in northern territory and it. has been a dry wet season the rest of australia is looking fairly ok this is a front of it with a bite that usually brings rain a change in temperature so sixteen degrees in adelaide and this is for wednesday the frontal system hasn't done much to change things and it's quite warm in perth at twenty two despite that southerly drift that doesn't change much on thursday but you do find another front bringing rain into adelaide the miserable day looking ahead. in two thousand and. documented a groundbreaking. pairing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme helping change the face of india. ga ga does it or are bond over the top stories this hour two reuters journalists jailed in me and mark have been released under a presidential pardon they've been serving a seven year prison sentence over their investigation into me and was working the crackdown. took his election authority has canc

its soldiers on high alert after cos of and police made several arrests and it's dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least 19 people were detained european union leaders have been meeting in brussels to discuss all the blocks institutions after last weekend's parliamentary elections france and germany disagree over who should replace sean cole juncker as e.u. commission president saudi arabia is being accused of using israeli spy ware to target a prominent critic in britain the satirist. of saudi regularly criticizes the saudi royal family on his you tube channel his lawyer says his phone was hacked. protest leaders in sudan are increasing the pressure on the military to hand over power to a civilian run the ministration of today nationwide strike is taking place protesters hope it will force military leaders into a new round of negotiations. in algeria after the death of a human rights activist who was on a hunger strike. was jailed in march after being accused of causing ethnic tensions between algeria's arab communities his lawyer has d

the lots of months because of these attacks now we traveled in the opposite direction in this northern territory to try to me to those that have been victims of these attack take a look at this exclusive report. we travel deep into northern brick enough. on the frontline of an expanding war against the group islamic state in the greater sahara. this is diablo a christian town and the muslim region. now living in fear. i think some time ago was running late for last sunday's mass when 20 mouse gunmen stepped in front of him they shot the priest in the head then they randomly selected 5 worshippers killing them one by one while perishers watched. among those killed was by my whose father a devout christian now buried in the church grounds. they were in military fatigue we thought they were the police but then they told women and children to leave and the carnage started and. while no one has claimed responsibility for the attack the government believes it has the hallmarks of the stomach state in the greater sahara. in april self-styled the ice a leader of. the welcome new affiliates from bric eno

cambodia hard to say to be honest anyway could get hit be nazis and rain in northern australia northern territory did not have a good with season but is just off shore to be honest since more active weather than in victoria new south wales these fronts are certainly picked up what was on the ground from the dust and sand have been dropped a lot of rain recently that could be rectified on thursday with rain coming into adelaide which will make its way across victoria probably thursday night curses enjoying the sunshine thursday and the friday gently warming up unfortunate is not the case to your east. becoming a living legend to the young was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch it's a political clout piece to the ivory coast. by eric. begins with a look at the life of. the football team succeed it with politicians not. for you. now does it. follow again the top stories on al-jazeera iran says it's stopping its sale of enriched uranium and could restart high level production if world powers don't follow the terms of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement. voters in south afri

though, is, by the fall of 1862, african-americans in union-occupied territories as well as in northern territories began to prepare celebrations in anticipation of the issuance of the emancipation. and they didn't have to wait long, although many waited with bated breath. lincoln did, indeed, issue the emancipation proclamation on january 1, changing the war from a constitutional struggle to a crusade for human liberty. once issued, the celebrations commenced, with norfolk, virginia having the largest one recorded in the nation. thousands attended. there were actually 500 black soldiers participating in the parade. and this was described in "harper's weekly." at the end of the procession in norfolk, the celebration concluded with the burning and burial of jefferson davis in effigy in the nearby cemetery. you can imagine how that went over. [laughter] in hampton, according to oral accounts, celebrations centered around this oak tree that virginia tried to kill when it built i-64, and hampton university was able to save it. called "emancipation oak." and this tree was used almost as a classroom by a

soldiers on high alert after a kosovo and police made several arrests in its service dominated northern territory officers say they were targeting organized criminal gangs at least 19 people were detained or so the headlines keep it here inside story is next. president trump will be welcomed by the queen and outgoing prime minister to rescind made during his 1st state visit to the u.k. but how will the public receive him trump's views on breaks it global warming and other issues are likely to cause controversy watch al-jazeera for full coverage and analysis. what's the price of peace keeping united nations is running out of money to pay for the blue helmets to operate in more than a dozen of the world's conflict zones so who should foot the bill to protect the world's vulnerable this is inside story. hello everyone i'm come out santa maria welcome to inside story they keep the peace but what cost as the united nations marks the international day of u.n. peacekeepers we're looking at the undoubtedly vital role peacekeepers play but also perhaps the flaws in their mandate and the shortfalls in fund

the gulf of carpinteria to thursday and into friday and we weekend, bringing heavy rain to northern territory high—pressure pump is what if i bring a to the prep area on thursday and friday. crossing into europe, this area blood pressure brought to step whether to either of two parts sadie mia, antecedent rare snow there, it's rare to see this time of year. assisting pushing to a sicily southern added —— italy and greece on thursday, turning wet and windy for spain and portugal so we lose the high temperatures there. this was different across the north and east of europe will be moving towards our choice to end the week, so it's going to turn increasingly cloudy with outbreaks of rain all that they say for many as i fine day with warmth we will be cooler on friday via a few showers across the south and east, that's the trend to end this be, the weather turns cooler and and with showers over the weekend. don't forget you can see a full weather for christ right here and halfan full weather for christ right here and half an hour. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. the us state of

there has recently been some very helpful very useful very welcome rain astray the northern territory northern half actually had a very poor wet season so the rain is coming in now and often darwin's would be welcome with open arms and this frontal system for the sas now over queensland has taken two days to get that far so also it was over victoria new south wales had produced some heavy downpours some local flooding this welcome rain is still there on saturdays you. gone through sydney probably sundry in origin tails off further north and it's rather dry now for darwin it remains dry in perth so that clouded very close to the coast it might will disappear for the south it's on sunday temperature wise no real recovery for adelaide melbourne and the fs and i think sydney's got colder but the rain is gone offshore by sunday so it's almost universally a sunny picture once more the sun is being pushed in new zealand not everywhere as you can see all of the north most of the south island is enjoying the sunshine here as to new zealand that is but the rain is edging into the south that's h

have been put on a high alert that's after kosovar police made several arrests in the northern semi autonomous territory that's dominated by surface. power and al jazeera investigation in libya has revealed foreign military aircraft including spy planes are supporting the wall or khalifa haftar and his forces battling to capture the capital they're being resisted by troops and fighters loyal to the un recognized government in tripoli. libya divided. the half to his forces and nearly 2 months into a push to take the capital tripoli from the u.n. recognized government after his men have now reached the airport road just south of tripoli his will to the government are trying to push them back my government out because we have overpowered the enemy and we are now on the airport road we have overpowered them and they will return to where they came from. the prime minister 5 years as troops are not just passing hafter and his self described libyan national army and al-jazeera investigation has revealed several foreign owned military planes based outside the country have been supporting her for the aircraft to

made several arrests in the northern semi autonomous territory that's dominated by serbs police said they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders who don't recognize kosovo's independence say the officers were sent to intimidate serbs. schoolgirls have been killed and injured in a stabbing attack at a bus stop in japan a bystander also died before the attack a committed suicide when he reports from the scene. the attack happened just before 8 in the morning in this usually quiet suburb of kawasaki city as children were waiting to board a bus to go to a nearby private catholic elementary school a man attacked a group of girls with knives it appears he deliberately targeted the students but some adults were also caught in the violence eyewitnesses say the attacker was carrying 2 knives the latest stabbed himself and died in hospital not. a sock hid screaming and crying other kids in people at the scene looked too shocked to do anything i didn't know what i could do for them. medical staff say most of the wounded being treated at several hospitals are children among those kil

serbia has been put on high alert the cost of them police made several arrests in the northern semi autonomous territory dominated by serbs police said they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders who don't recognize kosovo's independence say the office was sent to the offices rather was sent to intimidate them or the chairman's reports. in the air and on the ground kosovan police in maturity are on edge their raid into parts of the city has prompted serbia's army to be put on full combat readiness. this morning at 629 as a commander in chief of the armed forces i ordered full military readiness of our armed units in case of any serious disturbance of water or danger to life of serbs in northern kosovo our armed forces will protect our people. serbia's ally russia has called it a provocation the un says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cost of and police after angry protests from moscow but his detention. the un is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic harv's of the city majori

have been put on high alert that's after kosovo police made several arrests in the northern semi autonomous territory that's dominated by cern's police said they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders who don't recognize kosovo's independence say police were sent to intimidate serbs i did hear as balkans reporter julie no clue such has the details from belgrade. well serbian president alexander who teach confirmed that the syrian forces are ready to react after course of the police made a number of arrests in the course of all voted said that costs of the police have used have used force against an armed service he underlined that the serbia is doing everything to keep peace and stability but it will be fooled are ready to react to to protect its people of course of the police have arrested $23.00 people and they explain their arrested people are involved in corruption and crime and that the police action took place not only in those regions of course to go with the majority of serbian population but into retore of all the course of a but still been authorities claims that the action was

for the first time since a military offensive began in northern syria a week ago government forces have advancing to opposition territory the fighting has displaced one hundred fifty thousand people from their homes the region is seeing its heaviest strikes in months and relief agencies are warning of a humanitarian crisis is a syrian opposition is last major stronghold france's president has expressed his concern and is calling for a u.n. backed political resolution as ring in a harder who's following developments for us from beirut in neighboring lebanon the fiercest bombardment in syria in months what's the latest you're hearing from your sources on the ground. more civilian casualties more than eighty civilians many of them women and children have been killed in the past week or so the casualty toll only increasing this is the relentless bombing campaign russian and syrian heiress. strikes dozens of airstrikes on a daily basis like you mentioned up to one hundred fifty thousand people on the move for moving further north in search for safety many of them living in open fields and the numbers could only increase beca

ireland we will prohibit the proposal that a future government could split northern ireland off from the u.k.'s customs territory and we will deliver on commitments to northern ireland in the december 27th in joint report in fall we will implement paragraph 50 of the joint report in law the northern ireland assembly and executive would have to give their consent on a cross community basis for new regulations which are added to the backstop and we will work with our confidence and supply partners on how these commitments should be entrenched in law this new brics it will contain significant further changes to protect the economic and constitutional integrity of the united kingdom and deliver . it is a bespoke solution that answers the unique concerns of all parts of the community in northern ireland but the reality is that after 3 attempts to secure parliamentary agreement we will not leave the european union unless we have a deal that can command across part wide across party support and that is why i sat down with the opposition i've been serious about listening to views across the house throughout this process

ireland we will prohibit the proposal that a future government could split northern ireland off from the u.k.'s customs territory and we will deliver on commitments to northern ireland in the december 2017 joint report in fall we will implement paragraph 50 of the joint report in law the northern ireland assembly and executive would have to give their consent on a cross community basis for new regulations which are added to the backstop and we will work with our confidence and supply partners on how these commitments should be entrenched in law this new deal contains significant further changes to protect the economic and constitutional integrity of the united kingdom and deliver . it is a bespoke solution that answers the unique concerns of all parts of the community in northern ireland. but the reality is that after 3 attempts to secure parliamentary agreement we will not leave the european union unless we have a deal that can command across part wide across party support and that is why i sat down with the opposition i've been serious about listening to views across the house throughout this process. that's w

ireland we will prohibit the proposal that a future government could split northern ireland off from the u.k.'s customs territory and we will deliver on our commitments to northern ireland in the december 2017 joint report in fall we will implement paragraph 50 of the joint report in law the northern ireland assembly and executive will have to give their consent on a cross community basis for new regulations which are added to the backstop and we will work with our confidence and supply just listening into theresa may on her latest version of her breakfast deal she's up against it on that as she makes that 4th bid to push through the deal this time around the british prime minister is doubling the carrot of a vote on a 2nd referendum before m.p.'s as you just heard but that and other last ditch concessions have been derided from all sides. well ok i. told you but i won't go through the other cultural disputes because it's basically a rehash of what was discussed before this in people who for the deals it does that it teaches you a single market where she promised a bold new offer and here is to reason may's fals

you're watching al-jazeera the mind of our top stories this hour in northern syria government forces have advanced into opposition territory more than one hundred fifty thousand syrians have been forced from their homes as government planes backed by russia bomb parts or be delayed prompts. kottaras plates four hundred eighty million dollars to support palestinians in gaza and the west bank ceasefire between israel and palestinian groups in the gaza strip appears to be holding for a second day. to reuters journalist jailed in me and mine have been released after a presidential pardon they have been serving a seven year prison sentence over their investigation into the raping a crackdown. libya's u.n. recognized government is accusing the united arab emirates of directly supporting the war khalifa haftar in his offensive to take the capital prime minister fires inside knowledge is now in europe to gather support against military campaign he's met the italian prime minister just seventy kaante in rome and will travel to germany and france. the streets of our derrius capital have filled with the sound of protests led by the c

we will prohibit the proposal a future government could split northern island off from uk's custom territory and we will deliver on our commitments to northern island in the december 2017 joint report in full. we will implement paragraph 50 of the joint report in law for northern island assembly and executives will have to give their consent on a cross community basis for new regulations which are added to the backstop. we will work with our supply partners on how these commitments should be entrenched in law so that northern ireland cannot be separated from the united kingdom. following the end of eu election, the withdrawal agreement built will be published on friday so the house has maximum possible time to study speaker. if parliament passes the bill before the summer recess, the uk will leave the eu by the end of july we will be out of the eu political structures, out of the union, we will stop british laws being enforced by a european court. we will end free movement. we will stop making fast annual payments to the eu budget. by any definition that is known as delivering brexit and by

in saudi or been put on a high alert after kosovo police made several arrests in the northern semi autonomous territory which is dominated by serbs police said they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders who don't recognize kosovo's independence say police were sent to intimidate sounds as arab balkans reporter in a blue such as the details from belgrade well serbian president alexander who teach confirmed that the serbian forces are ready to react after course of a police made a number of our arrests in the course of all voted said the cost of the police have used have used force against an armed service he underlined that the serbia is doing everything to keep peace and stability but it will be fooled are ready to react to to protect its people cos of a police have arrested twenty three people and they explain their arrested people are involved in corruption and crime and the police action took place not only in those regions of course along with the majority of serbian population by the into retore of all costs of all but serbian authorities claims that the action was organized to skeer

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between turkey and the united states the area of hostilities includes a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside of. provinces reaching the southern edges of province as well as rebel controlled villages west of aleppo city the product side wants to clear those areas from rebels in order to open trade arteries and protect. aleppo cities under its control but little progress has been made so far advancing on the ground is proving to be difficult the offensive however has depopulated villages and created a humanitarian crisis. the almost nonstop airstrikes by syrian and russian jets on opposition controlled villages intensified since the rebel advance at least $200.00 civilians have been killed in turkey and russian ties have so far survived their relationship extends beyond syria but that live is where they are bargaining and strengthening their nic. hand jennifer the beirut. libyan warlord however have their house rejected friendship ailsa put a halt to the fighting near the capital tripoli talks machine after and president emmanuel markhor in paris failed to reach an agreement on a

between turkey and the united states the area of hostilities includes a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside. provinces reaching the southern edges of the province as well as rebel controlled villages west of aleppo city the pro-democracy side wants to clear those areas from rebels in order to open trade arteries and protect. aleppo cities under its control but little progress has been made so far advancing on the ground is proving to be difficult the offensive however has depopulated villages and created a humanitarian crisis. the almost nonstop airstrikes by syrian and russian jets on opposition controlled villages intensified since the rebel advance at least $200.00 civilians have been killed in turkey and russian ties have so far survived their relationship extends beyond syria but that loop is where they are bargaining and strengthening their negotiating hand. beirut.

it's a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside of lattakia and how my province is reaching the southern edges of province as well as rebel controlled villages west of aleppo city the pro-democracy side wants to clear those areas from rebels in order to open trade arteries and protect. and aleppo cities under its control but little progress has been made so far advancing on the ground is proving to be difficult the offensive however has depopulated villages and created a humanitarian crisis. the almost nonstop airstrikes by syrian and russian jets on opposition controlled villages intensified since the rebel advance at least $200.00 civilians have been killed in turkey and russian ties have so far survived their relationship extends beyond syria but that live is where they are bargaining and strengthening their negotiating had sent to. beirut still ahead on the program a buddhist monk jailed for inciting violence against sri lanka is pardoned and freed from prison. a trip to southern china by president xi sparked speculation that rare earth exports could be a new

between turkey and the united states the area of hostilities includes a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside of lattakia and have a provinces read. the southern edges of italy province as well as rebel controlled villages west of aleppo city the pro-democracy side wants to clear those areas from rebels in order to open trade arteries and protect. aleppo cities under its control but little progress has been made so far advancing on the ground is proving to be difficult the offensive however has depopulated villages and created a humanitarian crisis. the almost nonstop are strikes by syrian and russian jets on opposition controlled villages intensified since the rebel advance at least $200.00 civilians have been killed turkey russian ties have so far survived their relationship extends beyond syria but this is where they are bargaining and strengthening their negotiating hand so out of. beirut. the dutch social democratic party is the big winner of the european elections in the netherlands according to exit polls europeans are voting over the next 3 days to elect 751 e.u. parliamen

for the first time since a military offensive began in northern syria a week ago government forces have advanced into opposition territory the fighting has displaced one hundred fifty thousand people from their homes and these are they heaviest strikes the area has seen in months it is the syrian opposition's last major stronghold the french president had. expressed his concern and he's calling for a u.n. back political resolution. holder is live for us now in beirut zain of the fiercest bombardment in syria in months what is the latest that you're hearing there about this well this is a literary escalation is causing immense suffering up to one hundred fifty thousand people that's according to the united nations are on the move moving further north in sea safety many of them are living in open fields and the number could rise because in the area of hostilities according to the united nations three hundred thousand people live and like you mentioned it's a relentless bombing campaign syrian and russian planes carrying out dozens of air strikes on a daily basis and those strikes are targeting civilian neighborhoods reside

territory. that stretches from the northern countryside of la to key provinces reaching the southern edges of province as well as rebel controlled villages west of aleppo city the pro-democracy side wants to clear those areas from rebels in order to open trade arteries and protect. and aleppo cities under its control but little progress has been made so far advancing on the ground is proving to be difficult the offensive however has depopulated villages and created a humanitarian crisis. the almost nonstop airstrikes by syrian and russian jets on opposition controlled villages intensified since the rebel advance at least $200.00 civilians have been killed turkey and russian ties have so far survived their relationship extends beyond syria but this is where they are bargaining and strengthening their negotiating hand set of. beirut still ahead for you on this news hour from london a trip to southern china by president xi sparked speculation that rare earth exports could be a new front in the trade war with the united states officials from 3 u.s. airlines say 737 max jets will need up to 150 hours of wo

joining us for the first time since a military offensive began in northern syria a week ago government forces have advance into opposition territory the fighting has displaced one hundred fifty thousand people from their homes these are the heaviest strikes the area has seen in months and relief agencies are warning of a humanitarian crisis busy syrian opposition major stronghold france's president has expressed his concern and is calling for a un backed political resolution then a harder has a report from beirut. it's a worsening humanitarian situation in northwest syria there are reports of up to one hundred fifty thousand people on the move heading north towards the border with turkey escaping what has been described as the fiercest bombardment in months. and we only brought what we can we have nothing but syrian and russian planes are continuing to target villages across southern and northern hama it's been more than a week now dozens of civilians have been killed the united nations is calling for an urgent deescalation and a recommitment to the cease fire especially after schools and health facilities were targeted the u.n. i

territories to siberia. last month, russia announced plans to connect the northern sea route with the maritime silk road, which would develop a new shipping channel from asia to northern europe. meanwhile china is already developing shipping lanes in the arctic ocean. thsi is part of a familiar pattern. beijing attempts to develop critical infrastructure using chinese money, chinese companies, and chinese works, and in some cases to establish a permanent chinese security presence. the pentagon warned that china could use its research presence in the arctic to strengthen its military presence, including the deployment of submarines to the region as a deterrent against nuclear attack. we need to examine these activities closely. we keep the experience learned of other nations in mind. china's pattern of aggressive behavior elsewhere -- of aggressive behavior elsewhere should inform what we do and how it might treat the arctic. let's ask ourselves, do we want arctic nations broadly to go the way the former government of sri lanka, or malaysia, with debt and corruption? do we want crucial arctic infrastructure to