and people in pyongyang are going to seoul i meet an exhibition i hope everyone can relate to. the korean division has left its mark on both capitals the cities have steadily grown apart not just in ideology but also in appearance. or the time so young young is so it looks like a really like the soul but after ever seen so can the u.s. looks like the eastern europe like that impacted by the solution resume the be in l.a. also hosted small scale discussions including talks with north korean exiles discussing ordinary day to day life and how politics has shaped differences in public behavior please i thought about some that just like south korean senior citizens elder north koreans play board games like battle can public spaces but in the north many public spaces are used mostly for official events in the south without interference from the government people fall entirely protest or they read books at the library. so 3 and have generally been more resigned on intercalary and affairs but since his election 2 years ago president mungy and has been seeking to reverse that trend and

missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlocked nuclear talks the north has sets an end of the year deadline for negotiations to start. hungering prosecutors have charged the captain of a cruise liner in connection with a deadly boat collision on the danube in may the ukrainian national was charged with misconduct leading to mass casualties and $35.00 counts of failing to provide help 27 people died nearly all of them tourists from south korea. and out to south scenes in vietnam where the 1st funerals have taken place for some of the $39.00 people found dead in a truck and great britain last month but as police investigating the deaths of arrested several people including the driver of the truck who has pleaded guilty to conspiring to assist illegal immigration the victims' bodies were flown to vietnam on wednesday. to families power allies too with grief finally to be able to lay their loved ones to rest. cousins when and whine. the previous day scores a villager helped as their coffins arrived

defense secretary marcus denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it's an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy bolivia's former president evo morales has told al-jazeera he should be allowed to return and complete his final term in office on friday people were killed when security forces opened fire on morality supporters around his use his twitter account to demand that the interim government identify those responsible for the deaths those are the headlines and news continues here on our jazeera after what i wanted just. with its beautiful sandy beaches clear blue waters and lush green surrounds fiji is a tropical paradise. hot and humid there that he was going to show. up for some it quickly became a kind of hell. i knew as soon as i like step foot it was just not normal to do that she feels as if you do want to look at a good one no one investigates a secret of cult.

people here in south korea no end because of course that goes against completely the spirit of the pyongyang declaration that was reached at the end of last year during all of that the summit diplomacy that was taking place and it was seen as a way of north korea showing its frustration at the stalled negotiations or as a way of putting pressure on south korea and also it shows just how the relations have cooled since those heady days of a year ago marty all right rob thanks for that robin wright live in the south korean capital seoul. that china is accused on a tramp of sinister intentions after the president signed the hong kong human rights bill and beijing has summoned the u.s. ambassador the law means washington can impose sanctions on chinese and hong kong officials deemed responsible for human rights abuses it also bans the sale of tear gas rubber bullets and other equipment used by security forces china has threatened to respond but the leading pro-democracy activists just wrong says the u.s. has shown it will prioritize human rights over this for you as president sign on to hong kon

day on monday tokyo includes the heaviest affair the south dry behind frosty start sunny day in pyongyang is and beijing has 2 examples in mainland china the same is true but not the same extent south of rouhani and we're talking about the teens or more for the most places and this year higher up a bit right and a bit of cloud but monday's a sunny day and shanghai is forecast to be up to 10 hong kong at 21 humidity quite like. from the al-jazeera london total cost center team special guest in conversation i am here because of colonialism unprompted it's funny interrupted there's a sense of white man's burden still having some legitimacy in terms of spreading knowledge and technology pretty. preparations for something more new mentally horrific slavery studio script on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera remind us of our top stories this hour iraq's cabinet has met to discuss the prime minister's resignation. his intent to quit on friday following weeks of antigovernment protests that often turn violent. rebels in the eastern democratic republic of congo have killed another 13 people it ha

defense secretary marcus but denies that the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it's an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy a state of emergency has been declared in venice the italian city has been hit by the worst floods in 50 years it's estimated that the damage will cost at least a $1000000000.00 heroes the mayor of the city says he's asked the u.n. to create a specific center for how climate change affects venice well those are the headlines the listing post is coming up next on al-jazeera thank you for watching i was taken to. was that i was severely beaten up. in forced labor say the intention was to make sure the never grew hinduism. entitled to be their basic rights more citizenship rights once their villages were funneled into what is now become complex where the marines are basically imprisoned exiled coming on al-jazeera. the 1st time. you see saudi arabia the spy. to hear what. they access. this. critical of the saudi government. alone which are just part of your at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week anim

snow seems quite likely your heart i will leave behind much more of a chill max when temps from pyongyang and 0 in beijing plus 7 now that is a winter feel to the sas of course the cold hasn't got this far still talking about just sub 20 in shanghai and subsidy in hong kong still rain you'll notice in this part of china it's gone away by thursday the temps start to come down again 16 in shanghai and places in hong kong was no she miti this rain on the coast of vietnam and in the philippines a potential tropical development with the rain is thankfully now near indonesia. story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession lead to. the story of dispute the vision of. the caliph episode. just. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now at least 4 people have been killed in exchanges of fire over the israel gaza border following me assassination of a palestinian islamic jihad commander overnight israeli airstrikes have also had apartment buildings and hamas facility in gaza israeli military says around 50 rockets have been fired from gaza prompting the closure of scho

it comes days after the north ordered artillery drills near a disputed maritime border last month pyongyang fired 2 rockets into the sea of japan after still denuclearization talks with the u.s. rep mcbride has more from seoul. 2 projectiles we don't know if they were short range missiles or rockets but there have been launch of both in the past and if it's confirmed then this is now the 13th such launch that we've seen in recent months it has been it has to be said relatively quiet the past few weeks the last launch that took place was of a new multiple rocket launcher that north korea was testing that took place at the end of october though we've had a period of inactivity it seems on the part of north korea's missile testing but it has to be said that they have been trying to apply pressure in other ways interestingly last weekend north korean leader kim jong un paid a visit to an artillery unit on an island in the maritime border area between north and south korea and oversaw a an artillery firing exercise which irked people here in south korea no end because of course that goes against

still affects him to this day he depicts it in his paintings and sketches the absurd odyssey through pyongyang beijing and laos covering thousands of kilometers in order to reach south korea just over the border. he was helped by the chinese mafia who smuggle him to laos where he struggled his way through the jungle. when he finally saw the church crosses above seoul it seemed unreal and freedom brought confusion a cult of personality in pop music a uniformity of commercial brands. the dominating position of religion. all strategies that seem similar to those used in north korea. in north korea there's one political ideology but in south korea there are several powerful ideologies. since i painted so many propaganda paintings i was sensitized to those things. today so movie uses a propaganda stick style to oppose the powerful and challenge to both north and south korea. exhibitions in china germany and the united states have made the artist increasingly well known. combines ideological symbols from north and south korea seeking a new language of fellowship. he turns propaganda into a melanchol

torturing him while he was in prison serving time for attempting to pull down a propaganda poster in a pyongyang hotel now his parents have made it their mission to ensure any and all pressure is brought on to the guy. want off came jong and they were headed by lynn of the north korean embassy to do just that. it was a world premier of sorts the 1st direct line between a victim's family and the north korean regime. hello it's fred and cindy warm beer bottles parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. what you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us. and that's out of playing football and he loved that 3 years ago auto warm beer was arrested as a tourist in north korea allegedly for stealing a poster of the entire day please i made the worst mistake of my life a show trial and sued warm beer grovelled and spoken of an alleged covert mission for the u.s. more than a year later north korea admitted he was in a coma with brain damage and approved his repatriation back in cincinnati within a week his hospital bed had become his death bed his parents accused pealing y

missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlocked nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline deadline for negotiations to restart. yes the son of a former german diplomat has been imprisoned in the united states since 1990 yes sir and was convicted of the murder of his girlfriend's parents though he initially admitted his guilt he then retracted his confession and insisted he was innocent despite this he was given 2 life sentences 30 years later so in is back has been released and deported back to germany. this is the state prison in virginia where young serving has been held since 1990 when he was found guilty of 2 counts of 1st degree murder. this footage is from an interview searing repeatedly requested a pardon but to no avail a former state governor wanted to send him to germany to serve out his sentence but his successor disagreed the german ambassador in washington has welcomed the impending release of serving on parole. want to head to tiffany to hear the relevant authorities

missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlocked nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline negotiations to restart. pressure on maltese government is increasing over the investigation into the murder of journalist daphne cairo and the. prime minister jos of muscat held an urgent cabinet meeting late on thursday to discuss the matter earlier this week his former chief of staff keefe scrambly was arrested by police over alleged links to the case he was later released without charge for weeks now protesters have called for most got to step down accusing him of accusing him of protecting his ally his allies. earlier we talked with daphne cairo and again it's your son matthew who is himself an investigative journalist we asked him about his assessment of muskets role in the case what is incredible is that the prime minister is still using his position and even giving speeches in parliament behaving as though he is the defense lawyer of his chief of staff who is now currently being invest

since then, the messages sent from pyongyang have been loud and clear. the trump administration has yet to respond to north korea's december 31st deadline, but the state department is aware of this latest launch and is monitoring the situation with its regional allies. david? ramy. >>> we will take you to italy to tell you how a changing climate to burst the bubble of pros seko lovers. >>> i'm lieutenant colonel adam. >> i'm adam ald saldana. in poland want to wish ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. >>> welcome back. you know thanksgiving means turkey for a lot of people, but what about the bubbly? there is a world of sparkling choices, and prosecco from italy is a best-seller. seth doane takes us there tonight. in our eye on earth, he is going to tell us how heat, drought, and erratic weather are threatening the grapes used to make it. >> rep

missiles and that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlocked nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline for negotiations to restart. ongoing prosecutors have charged the captain of a cruise liner in connection with a deadly boat collision on the danube but back in may the ukrainian national was charged with misconduct leading to mass casualties and $35.00 counts of failing to provide help 27 people died nearly all of them tourists from south korea. a major poll has tipped british prime minister boris johnson's conservatives for a big win in next month's general election and you go of polling and now as this indicates the pro brigs it johnson is on track for a $68.00 seat which already the results would all but guarantee britain's departure from the european union by the end of january. now to the south scenes in vietnam where the 1st funerals have taken place for some of the $39.00 people found dead in a truck in britain last month british police investigating the deaths have arrested several pe

range missiles according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlocked nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline for negotiations to restart. sudan's justice minister says the government has repealed laws regulating women's dress and behavior in public the announcement comes just days after protesters in how to call for an end to violence against women rights groups have come damned the conservative dress code and the punishment of flogging for breaking it. iraqi security forces have shot dead at least $35.00 people in ongoing protests much of the violence took place in the city of najaf after a crowd set fire to the iranian consulate outrage over perceived iranian influence has been fueling widespread anti-government unrest these protestors have a reason to celebrate the iranian embassy and not joffe is in flames last night demonstrators stormed the building and set it on fire their protests are a statement against the influence of their mighty neighbor on iraq a spokesperson for the iranian foreign min

about the september september 2010 agreement that moon reached with kim jong-un windmilling went to pyongyang. that agreement clearly favors the attacker, north korea, much more than favors the defender. monash unilaterally taken down defenses, tank traps, observation post fencing near the demilitarized zone. he's also been implementing plans to make the south korea army smaller in circumstances which are quite puzzling, and, and he has been undermining south korea's alliance with the united states. there's one country, one country that has pledged to the defense of south korea. it is the country that rushed to south korea's defense after the north koreans crossed the 38th parallel on june 25, 1950. it is. it is the one country that has 28,500 forces in south korea now. it is the united states of america. most people in south korea support the alliance. this was made clear by an athlon institute council on foreign relations vote which was released in january. it doesn't matter what most people in south korea think. they don't count politically and the new south korea. what matters is what one

peace process with north korea forward washington denied that the decision was another concession to pyongyang north korea had objected to the drills even though they had been scaled back. clashes erupted between protest protesters and police in the french capital paris as demonstrators month the one year anniversary of the so-called yellow vest movement protesters set fire and smashed windows police responded with tear gas and arrested dozens of people. in iran thousands of people have been out on the streets protesting against the government's decision to raise petrol prices by 50 percent and to introduce rationing since the price hike many demonstrators have abandoned their cars along major highways and join mass rallies in the capital tehran but some of the demonstrations have turned violent and at least 2 people have died as a result of the protests with many more injured. unfortunately we don't seem to have that report for you but we'll try to get that up for you a little bit lighter. i mean to the czech republic which is saying it has been marking a 30 years since the velvet revolution

at a minimum sanctions enforcement but i think there are other ways china could help pressure pyongyang to be a more constructive partner.. we're just not seeing it right now. >> first of all, i'd like to thank very much the secretary shriver for taking time out of his day and coming to spend about an hour with us. we're thinking everyone at c span for watching us. we're going to break for a few minutes. let's give secretary shriver a big round of applause and thank him. (applause) we'll take a short break while the next panel comes up. ..." >> good evening, everyone. on behalf of the reagan foundation institute, thank you for joining us this evening. i have the pleasure of introducing our two panelists and ted olsen in a moment. we have a number of distinguished guests with us. i would like to take a moment to thank justice brett kavanaugh for joining us this evening. it's an honor to have you with us. thank you.

why is pyongyang continuing to go to the u.s. like this?it seems like kim in north korea really thinks that coming at trump and coming at the u.s. from a strong position is the way to go. he has been encouraged to do this by the fact that, this year, there have been so many of these short range ballistic missile launches, and trump has just brushed it off. it seems like there's some kind of redline in the president's mind that, if north korea doesn't cross, everything is ok. years pretty much on the nose since pyongyang tested an icbm capable of hitting the u.s., and trump thinks these short range missiles don't seem to be that big of a deal. his last comment to kim on twitter a couple weeks ago was kind of a breezy "see you soon," and no real suggestion the two have had a falling out from trump's point of view. we had an interesting comment negotiator from south korea who says kim considers trump as his political hostage. there's a lot of games and pressure on both sides. there remains to be seen if the u.s. will change its position at all

peace process with north korea forward washington denied that the decision was another concession to pyongyang north korea had objected to the drills even though they had been scaled back. prime minister on day bobbish has been by protesters in prague laying a wreath of the 38th anniversary of the velvet revolution which ended decades of communist rule on saturday about a quarter of a 1000000 people demonstrated in prague calling for bomb issues resignation. clashes erupted between protesters and police of the french capital paris as demonstrators mark the one year anniversary of the yellow vests movement protesters set fires and smashed windows police responded with tear gas and arrested dozens of people. germany's green party is in the opposition at least for now the polls show that nipping at the heels of uncle america's conservatives and there's a good chance they could find themselves in government after germany's next elections increased concern over climate change is largely responsible for their new found popularity but the party's co-leaders have also done their share uniting and expa

peace process with north korea forward washington deny that the decision was another concession to pyongyang north korea had objected to the drills even bar they've been scaled back. germany's green party is in the opposition for now but polls show them nipping at the heels of under merkel's conservatives and there's a good chance they could find themselves in government after germany's next elections increased concern over climate change is largely responsible for their newfound popularity but the party's co-leaders have also done their share of uniting and expanding the party's base and they've been re-elected at the party's annual conference. flowers for the winner the greens reelected are now in a bear book as co-leader with 97 point one percent of the votes thanks to you i accept the result i'm speechless and close to tears thank you. no leader of the greens has ever been elected by such a margin before in her acceptance speech stressed the goal of achieving a carbon neutral economy and society. the most enough is that what we have to assure that the ecological transformation is the soc

defense secretary marcus denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it's an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy bolivia's former president. has told al-jazeera he should be allowed to return and complete his final term in office on friday people were killed when security forces opened fire at supporters around is used his twitter account to demand that the interim government identify those responsible for the deaths those are the headlines and use continues here on our jazeera after what i wanted list. with its beautiful sandy beaches clear blue waters and lush green surrounds fiji is a tropical paradise. hot on the map either that or you will feel an entourage. but for some it quickly became a kind of hell. i knew as soon as i like stepped foot it was just not normal that she feels doesn't need to woods in the country. one no one investigates a secret of a cult and joins a father on his desperate bid to rescue his son. 7 will night out with friends in downtown saw something c.c.d. the longer it takes for granted. it's a reminder of how close she came to losin

and south korea just made a diplomatic gesture toward pyongyang.tponing their joint military drills, planned for later this month. the u.s. defense secretary calls it an act of goodwill. during a joint press conference in bangkok, u.s. defense secretary mark esper was asked if this was a concession to north korean leader kim jong un. >> i don't see this as concession. i see this as a good faith effort by the united states and the republic of korea to enable peace, to shape the terrain, if you will, to facilitate a political agreement, a deal, if you will, that leads to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and that's part of what we do, as i said previously. my job is not only to bolster diplomacy, but my job is to enable and empower. in this case, i think creating some more space for our diplomats to strike an agreement on the denuclearization of the peninsula is very important. >> both washington and seoul are urging north korea to return to the nuclear negotiating table. >>> venice is on edge, as another round of flooding is expected to

the firing comes as pyongyang threatens to abandon nuclear talks unless the u.s.year. opec and its allies are sending more signals they will stick with existing output curves at their meeting next week. a committee in the b&r was told of market would be balanced next year if the cartel maintains current production levels. they did not discuss deeper cuts. gave nog and moscow indication of supply changes. the government of sri lanka intends to review the previous administration's plans to leave in southern to a venture china. in terms of the deal were changed in 2017 when the government said it would be hard to pay the loans. the port is symbolic of criticism that the initiative is living poor countries into debt traps. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. more signs of financial stress by putting policymakers to the test. , bank runs to consumer indebtedness. and in precedented bond restructuring. for more, we are joined by chief asia correspondent. are policymakers doing enough? w

since then, the messages sent from pyongyang have been loud and clear. trump administration has yet to respond to north korea's december 31 deadline. but the state department is aware of this latest launch and is monitoring the situation with its regional allies. david. >> begnaud: thank you, ramy. more to come on the "cbs evening news." we will take you to italy to show you how a changing climate could burst of bubble of prosecco lovers. and later, "profiles in service." retired veterans activating themselves, right here on the home front. >> i'm lieutenant colonel adam cannon. >> i'm command sergeant major armando saldana. >> and we and the troopers of 4- 9 cav, dark horse, in swietoszow, poland, want to wish our families a happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving! >> begnaud: welcome back. you know, thanksgiving means turkey for a lot of people, but what about the bubbly? there's a world of sparkling choices, and prosecco from italy is a bestseller. seth doane take us there tonight. in our "eye on earth," he is going to tell us how heat, drought, and

comes days after the north ordered or tillery drills near a disputed maritime border last month pyongyang fired 2 rockets into the sea of japan just all denuclearization talks with the united states right mcbride is following this from seoul he says the launch comes after a period of relative calm. 2 projectiles we don't know if they were short range missiles or rockets but there have been launch of both in the past and if it's confirmed then this is now the 13th such launch that we've seen in recent months it has been it has to be said relatively quiet the past few weeks the last launch took place was of a new multiple rocket launcher that north korea was testing that took place at the end of october we've had a period of inactivity it seems on the part of north korea's missile testing but it has to be said that they have been trying to apply pressure in other ways interestingly last weekend north korean leader kim jong un paid a visit to an artillery unit on an island in the maritime border area between north and south korea and oversaw a an artillery firing exercise which irked people

a day after north korea is reported to have tested two short—range missiles, pyongyang says it has alsoted a test of super—large multiple rocket launchers. the korean news agency said the rocket launchers were able to totally destroy a group target. the tests come as talks between north korea and the us have ground to a halt. an investigation by bbc news arabic has found women being put up for sale online in kuwait as domestic workers. a un expert has described it as an illegal online slave market. the investigation found that instagram — which is owned by facebook — along with apps available on google and apple are being used to trade people without their knowledge or consent. one app user even offered to sell a 16—year—old girl to the bbc‘s undercover team. jess kelly reports. in the gulf, women employed as domestic workers are being sold online via apps approved and provided by google and apple. bbc news arabic went undercover in kuwait to expose this shocking and disturbing online trade. it's a trade made possible by silicon valley tech giants. if google, apple, facebook or any othe

was serving time for the crime of simply attempting to pull down a propaganda poster in a hotel in pyongyang we're now as parents have made it their mission to ensure that there's maximum pressure brought to bear on the regime of kim jong own and they are here in berlin they were here today at the north korea and busy trying to put pressure on. it was a world premier of sorts the 1st direct line between a victim's family and the north korean regime. hello it's fred and cindy warm beer bottles parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. what you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us and that playing football and he loved that 3 years ago auto warm beer was arrested as a tourist in north korea allegedly for stealing a poster of the entire day please i made the worst mistake of my life a show trial and sued warm beer grovelled and spoken of an alleged covert mission for the u.s. more than a year later north korea admitted he was in a coma with brain damage and approved his repatriation back in cincinnati within a week his hospital bed had become his death bed

comes after south korea and japan said they had detected 2 projectile launches from somewhere near pyongyang north korea's latest weapons test comes amid stalled nuclear talks with the united states. and pakistan on the 1st funerals of some of the victims of thursday's train fire have taken place 74 people died after the blaze broke out on a passenger train in eastern punjab province many of the victims were residents of a single town. have here with me my colleague the car because we're going to talk about a new bill that's been introduced in russia that gives the government the power to disconnect the country from the global internet the kremlin says it is doing this to protect itself from cyber attacks the critics have slammed the law as a step towards more censorship and all it will tell us more about this walk us through this bill so it's known as the sovereign internet lo and in essence it's part of a bigger plan from russia to create in russian internet that is separate from the rest of the internet now russia is saying they're introducing this this this law to protect itself from for

missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over a deadlock nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline for negotiations to restart. medical sources say iraqi forces have shot dead at least 16 protesters in the southern city of nasiriya as unrest continues to grip the country on wednesday demonstrators set fire to the iranian consulate in the city of najaf outrage over perceived iranian influence has been fueling widespread anti-government protests. the united nations says armed groups in eastern congo have killed 3 health workers responding to the ebola outbreak the development fuels fears that the outbreak of the deadly virus in the country which had been on the decline could regain momentum and hungary and prosecutors have charged the captain of a cruise liner in connection with a deadly boat collision on the danube in may the ukrainian national was charged with misconduct leading to mass casualties and 35 counts of failing to provide help 27 people died nearly all of them trysts from south k

test of what it called a super large multiple launch rocket system both south korea and japan say pyongyang fired 2 projectiles into the sea thursday that in breach of a un security council ban. sudan's justice minister says the government has repealed laws regulating women's dress and public behavior. comes just days after protesters in khartoum called for an end to violence against women. rights groups had condemned the conservative dress code and the flogging of women. as well. medical sources say iraqi forces have shot at least $25.00 protesters in the southern city of nasiriya as unrest continues to grip that country. on wednesday deming strangers set fire to the iranian consulate in the city of knowledge off outrage over unemployment corruption and iranian influence have been fueling the protests. this is news still to come on the show. the football crowd crushed the calls $96.00 deaths. the police commander at that disaster the disaster in britain 30 years ago has been cleared of manslaughter we'll hear why the families of the victims are angered by that bird. and not just an arcade

a day after north korea is reported to have tested two short—range missiles, pyongyang says it has alsorge multiple rocket launchers. the korean news agency said the rocket launchers were able to totally destroy a group target. the tests come as talks between north korea and the us have ground to a halt. the world organisation for animal health is warning a global outbreak of african swine fever could kill a quarter of the world's pig population. they say it's the biggest threat to commercial livestock in a generation with food shortages and rising meat prices likely. imogen foulkes has more. swine fever originated in africa, but for months now it has been raging across asia. it's not harmful to humans, but it's catastrophic to pigs — spreading rapidly, almost always fatal. there is no treatment, vaccines are at a very early test phase. right now the only way to stop the spread is containment and the culling of infected animals. in china, the world's leading pork producer, over a million pigs have been culled. many millions more are believed to have died of the fever itself. translation

comes after south korea and japan said they had detected 2 project tylenol inches from somewhere in pyongyang north korea's latest weapons test comes amidst toward nuclear talks with the united states. the so-called islamic state has confirmed the death of its leader. the american special forces attacked by hideout in northwestern syria on saturday she'd been on the run since 2017 the terrorist group has named him. as successor. to a vote in the u.s. now brit democrats in the house of representatives have taken a major step in the efforts to impeach president donard from voting to proceed formally and publicly with their investigation the resolution sets out the ground rules lawmakers will use and believes the way for public hearings on brother trump misuse the power of his office. the weather on capitol hill couldn't have been more symbolic the vote in the house of representatives means an uncertain future to the trump presidency with 232 yes to 196 nays the democratic controlled house adopted a resolution allowing more transparency in the impeachment inquiry the vote came after a heated deb

missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over a deadlocked nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline for negotiations . on garion the prosecutors have charged the captain of a cruise liner in connection with a deadly boat collision on the danube back in may the ukrainian national was charged with misconduct leading to mass casualties and $35.00 counts of failing to provide help 27 people died nearly all of them tourists from south korea. britain's prime minister boris johnson is heading for a big majority in next month's general election that's the least according to a major poll in the u.k. the you gov polling analysis which accurately predict at the $27.00 election suggests that the pro brags that johnson would win a comfortable $68.00 seat majority or the conservatives that could grab a good portion of those seats in england's central and northern regions a constituency there is bishop auckland and our correspondent there good mass has visited the town that has traditionally been a labor

that's the result of a survey by think tank in seoul almost half of those all said they would buy pyongyang even though there was an option to stay neutral only 15 percent said they would side with tokyo and that's despite continuous warnings by western allies of the threat posed by north korea. north korea's 6 test of a nuclear device and its missile launches are a threat not only to the people of south korea but to the people all across our globe it has never been more important to be working closely together given the shared threat of north korea north korea has conducted 10 missile tests this year 2 of them involved solid fuel missiles which the north can launch with less morning we saw soldiers preparing patriot missiles to shoot down incoming ballistic missiles from north korea the most immediate threat tonight from north korea is far more conventional they could fire on south korea well the survey also comes as relations between south korea and japan are seeing another low with this dispute resurfacing of a longstanding controversies back in 1910 japan turned korea into its colony an

missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlock nuclear talks the north has set an end of your deadline for to go she actions to restart medical sources say iraqi forces have shot dead at least 16 protesters in the southern city of nasiriya as unrest continues to grip the country on wednesday demonstrators set fire to the iranian consulate in the city of new jobs outrage over perceived iranian influence has been fueling widespread anti-government protests. on kerry and prosecutors have charged the captain of a cruise liner in connection with a deadly boat collision on the danube in may the ukrainian national was charged with misconduct leading to mass casualties and $35.00 counts of failing to provide help 27 people died nearly all of them tourists from south korea. now britain's prime minister boris johnson is heading for a big majority in next month's general election according to a major poll the hugo polling analysis which accurately predicted the $27.00 election suggest the progress of johnso