and france is always kept strong ties with all its former colonies that the central african republic is sam is so often interesting because then it down to natural resources like dion and still would want to hear a new home apart from that the rules it's geographically impossible because it's in the heart of africa and in the conflict to move off the central african republic's threats to other countries in the region that the win the contest if a catastrophe. and not from that from fears that the central african republic could become a breeding ground for extremists and on groups in the region that is already suffering from conflicts. and kept trying so very much. talking is ellie has some very intriguing matches look for a two in european soccer champions league on tuesday and there are two german side's match which also facing a tough away match the story of the group's theme of last year's beaten finalists prosciutto but know that only a win will really be good enough in a home match against italian side now forty the bundesliga powerhouse in crisis. dollar will drop to third in t

send 1000t to soldiers to the central african republic. the situation there has been described as desperate. you are watching "france 24." us.ks for joining in ukraine, jailed opposition leader yuliya tymoshenko has gone on a hunger strike lending her way to the protests of the tens of thousands who wore -- marched through tm sunday, the country's biggest rally in nearly 10 years. and they are continuing to protest. the anger comes after the government pulled out of a landmark trade deal with the european union. >> protesters turn out again on the streets of key yahoo!, determined to make their voices heard. ordinary ukrainians are urging to govich's government back of the decision to scrap the european trade agreement. >> we are here for our future because we are not satisfied with the life we have now. we don't see any improvement in the future. at is why we are for european integration. >> the more people will gather here, the better the chance to victory because authorities are afraid of the people. >> riot police push back protesters

she received a birth certificate from the dominican republic, and was registered as dominican republica few years later she decided to get the national id like every dom jip can. she went to get it. they took away the birth certificate. they didn't give it back to her. she appealed to get her birth certificate back, and the constitutional decided that she's not dominican, and that affected hundreds of thousands of people. that is what is going on right now. the dominican republic needs to stop this immediately. >> the tribunal will decide how to deal with the ruling. >>> another hash tag gone wild the the black student union at michigan university started a quitter dialogue about being black, years after affirmative action was banned. twitter is one of the best places for the students to be heard. being back at the university of michigan - in less than 24 hours it was one of the most talked about topics on twitter. >> we expected it to, you know, be big around campus. we didn't expect the national attention. >> members of the black student union launched the twitter campaign to focus a

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republic of congo. it is another country rich in mineral resources which has suffered yeared of internal conflicts. now it is being reported that the commander of the defeated rebel unit, has surrendered. now the troops he led are also believed to have put down their weapons. in the democrat republic of congo on tuesday. al jazeera has the latest now from the uganda capitol. that means that uganda is according to,n rules not allowed to let them travel to any country except back to his own. congo will probably want to drag him before a military source, and maybe even try him for war crimes. but it will be uganda that calls the shots on whether or not he gets sent to congo, and is given back to the authorities. back uganda and rwanda were accused of supporting the rebels. suggests that any outside support has stopped. their numbers were depleting and they didn't have anything like the same kind of weaponry that they had earlier in the rebellion. so on the one hand they may try to keep him safe. maybe he w

there's no agreement on who can lead central african republic back. >> to mozambique, where violence ahead of elections on wednesday is creating economic uncertainty. in a country dependent on tourism businesses are running rising potential will keep tourists away. we have this report. >> these tourists visiting mozambique are going snorkelling. the tour guide is worried the fighting could scare away holiday makers. he said there are fewer visitors as there is now. >> translation: if they continue fighting the tourists will collect belongings and go back. you cannot be happy if you hear the noise of the gun. >> resorts are south of the conflict area. the strong hold is in mozambique. when the ampyy -- army captured it was thought the area was safe. >> because of the trouble from terrorists on the roads. maybe they are blocked and they can't come here. so we - we went by airplanes. it was no problem. >> tourism is a multi-million industry. according to government figures more than 2 million tourists visit the country. the unrest is further north. just to reassure it's a safe beautiful

i'm the editor of the new republic. why do you want to do this? you're a doctor. >> i was intrigued. so i called him. >> reporter: kinsley was looking for a managing editor. was there something that made you want to bring him down? >> he was a psychiatrist. he had no writing samples. so we arranged for him to come to lunch. there he was in his wheelchair. we hit it off right away. >> reporter: what did you see in him though? >> you know, i just enjoyed talking to him so much. i had this feeling he must be able to write this down. >> reporter: kraut haimhammer gt a shot. he wrote about what he knows. his first article, the expanding shrink protested how psych analysis was creeping into discourse including carter's malaise speech that blamed the crisis on confidence. >> i got lucky. it was republished in the washington post. the first time any article of the new republic was picked up by the post. >> reporter: krauthammer wrote a few more pieces and might have joined the staff except he got an even more intriguing offer as a speech writer for vice p

people in the democratic republic of congo are running for their lives as the army tries to finish off the rebels. one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies is fined $2.2 billion for marketing unapproved drugs. >> and headed for the red planet - the latest attempt to search for life on mars. >> the united nations says the humanitarian situation inside syria has considerably worsened in the past few months. the number of people in syria needing help has exceeded 9 million, more than six are displaced and 2 million has fled the country. the u.n. expects it to be above 3 million by the end of this year. joining us on the phone from geneva is the united nations office lens from the coordination of humanitarian affairs. in the past three months we have seen 3.8 million extra people needing help, it is an enormous jump. why is that? >> it is an enormous jump, numbers are staggering. we are 9.3 million in syria are estimated to be in need of humanitarian aid. 6.5 million are internally displaced. this high figure is an incemental displacement which has happened over the past month.

lush forests of the dominican republic are crawling with these creatures.s matt gutman reports from tonight. >> reporter: turn on the black light and see if they are here. look at this. >> oh my god. >> reporter: to most of us, these scorpions, best hunted in the jungle of darkness, is the stuff of nightmares. but now they are also being touted as the stuff of salvation. everything from battling auto immune diseases and enhancing your love life. and the most extraordinary claim of all, a new weapon in the fight against cancer. and the sole active ingredient is skittering at our feet. the venom packed in the scorpion's stinger. >> i have seen people getting well immediately. >> reporter: russian emigre doctor and his company have made the controversial claim that the chemical in the venom that causes paralysis in prey targets and killed cancer cells. and they have managed to harness that into a drug. >> are you convinced? that this fights cancer? >> more than convinced. >> reporter: a drug not approved by the fda, but available for sale in the u.s. for $700

each of the democratic republic of congo is claimed victory over the m twenty three rebels. thanks kristin for the government said the rebels to surrender date that night and those that remain but across the border into canada. the pm twenty three has yet to confirm the claims. the all kong and special forces that the assault backed by un tanks and helicopters. revel in it really gets old tawny man came death is believed to live for that to be the rule and w canada. the army the pm twenty three stronghold of the madonna fighting broke out in two thousand and twelve and close to a million people being displaced by the calm lake as the fighting continued african leaders and international envoys met in south africa. coal company site to lay down their arms and the creek the recent nao outbreak among city in chilton has prompted the pledge from the government to support a nationwide in the nie station campaign. expats fit the deceased could quickly spread. given the appalling conditions means of serious find themselves in up to ten of all fears of civil war the twelve children i

all the democratic people's republic of korea. his visit follows is meeting with his us counterpart. when babies in washington. on sunday in south korea nuclear chief chart thai tiong visited washington and exchange views on the issue with babies later this week the united states south korea and japan are set to hold three way talks in washington to find a way it was all the dprk is the pay of deadlock. the six party talks grouping china south korea dprk japan the us and russia. having been held since december two thousand a night. two south korean firms at the place some industrial complex in the dprk on to clare's their operations because of unfavorable business conditions. a textile manufacturer has an electronic parts for views i have signed contracts to sell their factories in the complex. according to the un is another company there is also planning to abandon its operations because of increasing financial difficulties. come play just hop the firm's the chi songs have resumed work up to september's we are paying. it's report

i am still president of the republic, he shouted, and i am here against my will. what is happening here is providing cover for the military coup. chaos erupted several times. several egyptian journalists were yelling, "execution. xecution." the judge called for quiet, but there were shouting matches between opponents and supporters of morsi. security was incredibly tight, several layers deep. what went on inside the courtroom was a deposed president determined to have his say. mohamed morsi spoke out repeatedly, shouting at the judge even when his voice became horse. to read the hearing, he and his fellow accused kept repeating they did not recognize the court. it was a very different picture last june, when mohamed morsi was triumphant at the ballot box. massive protests at his divisive rule. the army removed him, saying it was the will of the people. a military government is in charge now. >> the judicial system in egypt is independent. he was given all the rights to defend himself, same with morsi, same with mubarak. nobody is above the law. >> a human rights c

i am still president of the republic, he shouted, and i am here against my will. what is happening here is providing cover for the military coup. chaos erupted several times. several egyptian journalists were yelling, "execution. xecution." the judge called for quiet, but there were shouting matches between opponents and supporters of morsi. security was incredibly tight, several layers deep. what went on inside the courtroom was a deposed president determined to have his say. mohamed morsi spoke out repeatedly, shouting at the judge even when his voice became horse. to read the hearing, he and his fellow accused kept repeating they did not recognize the court. it was a very different picture last june, when mohamed morsi was triumphant at the ballot box. massive protests at his divisive rule. the army removed him, saying it was the will of the people. a military government is in charge now. >> the judicial system in egypt is independent. he was given all the rights to defend himself, same with morsi, same with mubarak. nobody is above the law. >> a human rights c

. >>> france plans to double its number of soldiers in the african republic. country has been in turmoil since the president was overthrown and rebels took control in march. gerald important reports. >> reporter: they have come to these camps in search for protection. more than 460,000 people in central african republic are thought to be homeless or refugees trying to escape from former rebel forces who now control the country. >> translator: the celica came to loot my house. they killed my husband and my child. >> translator: everybody is calling for france to rapidly intervene. if we say like that the selca will kill all of us. >> reporter: around 400 french soldiers are already stationed in the republic. now the government says it will raise that the 1,000 as soon as it obtains the backs of the un next week. >> translator: the central african republic is in a very serious condition. the state is on the verge of collapses. there is violence, massacres and the humanitarian chaos that copses with the collapse of security. >> reporter: violence has gripped the

this is not a democracy, this is a republic. >> we do live in a democratic republic. are they so comfortable saying that? we don't live in a democracy. it's a democratic republic. >> well, you know, you can get into the constitutional history of why republicans -- the point you're making and the point i think most reasonable people agree with is let's have the vote. the truth is there aren't many socialist members of congress. i think the last time i checked he's the only one that adviced and checked. they might not get 51 votes. but we have votes in this country and the senate. today we advanced on that. >> ari melber and goel tldie ta, thank you for your time tonight. >>> the scotch ball boys 80 years later. justice delivered today. the story is coming up. >>> it's one of the most notorious cases in american history. the crime against the scottsboro boys. after those boys were falsely convicted of rape, the record is set straight. stay with us. [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced ha

>> i think it was 1982 because he was then at "the new republic" and wrote a cover story on me.aid interesting guy. bring him to lunch and that's how we met. >> how long did it take before you were friends? >> i think it was instantaneous. five years later i bought a new house and the first thing i did was build a wheelchair ramp so charles could get in. >> you first talk baseball when you get together. and then when you've dealt with all the important issues you go to politics. >> if there's time left over, yes. >> tim, a senior writer for espn magazine has lunch with will and krauthammer a couple of times a year to talk baseball. >> to say they're fans is an understatement. to say they love the game is an understatement. >> i grew up playing the game. as i kid, my brother and i would go around on our bikes on the streets of long island with transiter radios listening to mel allen and phil rasuto doing the yankee games. this was our lives. >> since coming to washington in 2005, they have had no bigger fan than charles krauthammer. >> when i started to do your show every night,

went the dominican republic reforms the constitution. it's a clear rule on who is the dominican and who is not. it's a constitutional tribunal. it's not about immigration, it's about stripping away the citizenship of thousands of people. just like tomorrow in this co t country u.s. supreme court changes the terms of who is an american and many people's nationalities stripped away. >> what do you think the ramification will be. government said there's people reacting. there's a lot of fear. what do you think the ramifications will be. >> you have hundred thousand people in legal limbo. they have taken away the nationality. if the dominican government doesn't stop this. it could be a potential consequence like people being deported. it's not happening. and a lot has to do with the fact that the international community is pressuring the dominican republic. they also have to decide the action. let's hope the dominican republic will change the policy. >> keep us posted on this and we'll follow it. director of the robert f kennedy center. than

at present one thousand soldiers to the central african republic a six month mission is going and maybe to support the african peacekeeping mission there. firstly this hour the head of the free syrian army says it will boycott the upcoming peace talks in geneva. opposition general citing injuries said the fsa will not abide by a ceasefire and continue its fight to topple syrian president. charlotte's up through out the geneva to cricket in january. justin someone is covering this story for us now from the re tested. the surprise was his decision to boycott the talks here's brian lately the sodas and snacks and games especially on a couple of areas. so to move on to that going into the sauce. it was in some sort of momentum and the rebels need to sort of momentum to try to get those sort of initiative. as to why they were engaged us in the us vision so that they will not change government at this month's bomb there that the conditions in these conditions are entering negotiations has not been met just stand there had also been talk of a cease fire during these talks but the free syrian a

for our democratic republic. to work marvelously wages of workers increased a middle class emerged c.e.o.'s had wealth and power but it was not unlimited i mean they lived well but not like kings the average c.e.o. only made thirty times as much as the average worker but then came the reagan revolution against democracy in the workplace in the feudal lords rose up again anti-democratic and pro feudalism forces have been pushing back against democracy in the workplace since reagan declared war against organized labor in one thousand nine hundred one and it has not only hurt our workplace it's also hurt democracy in our nation a democracy that once existed both in government and in the workplace the reagan revolution pitted worker against worker tore communities apart and rich the kings and lord at the top of these corporate feudal dynasties workers meanwhile have been reduced to serfdom and now confront a new form of wage slavery if we care about strengthening and restoring democracy in the united states of americ

monday has been declared a day of mourning in the republic the russian republic of tire to stand after a plane crash landed killing all fifty people on board including a son of the region's top official locals have been bringing flowers to cause an international airport the scene of the tragedy. is there for us. that there is very heavy police security here right now we know that the site of the crash itself is also still blocked some relative saw the victims saw it here as well we saw a woman whose face was covered in tears she really did seem a bit lost like she didn't didn't know what was going on she said that her nephew was among the killed passengers on board of that flight there are flowers here near the airport buildings a list of the victims as well and psychologists are here since their help is really necessary right now they're assistance and later on monday also with the relatives of the victims are going to be allowed to start identifying them for the plane crash happened on the on sunday evening this was a flight from moscow to cazan it's not a long flight still less than

on with world powers are meeting with the red continue to support the deal regarding the islamic republic's controversial heated seats in afghanistan have agreed to a preliminary deal regarding the ongoing presence of american troops in the troubled middle eastern states. it's called the courses are scheduled to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen however an exodus to the us military expertise could be that it's open to a song from the taliban within which to what the answer. the proposed security agreement will now be discussed in kabul during a special conviction that can't or don't tell has already dismissed the authority of any decisions yet to meet the american indian troops have been in afghanistan for twelve years. on nine eleven attacks and gone. czar . i am the routine use on him more in need. cheat. we do the laws of lafayette laws do not go with all the time so was i not let me know what it's all good judge of that more often it's a tough day the eye. a side car bombings killed least eleven and lead to thirty seven soldiers to egypt turbulent region of northern sinai i

also ahead - more fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo. soldiers are accusing rebs else of -- rebels of war crimes during their retreat. >> former president mohamed morsi -

also ahead - more fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo. soldiers are accusing rebs else of -- rebels of war crimes during their retreat. >> former president mohamed morsi - a visit from the u.s. secretary of state. >> i'm kath turner in new york where officials are battling two unprecedented events - hurricane sandy, and the two boston marathon bombings. >>> let's take you straight to cairo, where the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is holding a press conference with the egyptian foreign minister. i believe that we are listening to nazar speaking. >>... we believe that they are important for egypt. we'd like to further enhance this relationship in the interests of both countries, based on the priorities of each country. this afternoon, mr secretary, you are due to meet with the president and general abdul fatah al-sisi. for our part here at the foreign ministerry, we held constructive, frank and detailed construction of various issues and discussed how to move things forward in the interests of both countries. i affirm egypt's desire to

i'm miken cinesly, editor of the new republic. why do you want to do this?re a doctor. >> i was intrigued. so i called. >> michael kingsley was looking for a managing editor for the left leaning magazine. was there something in his application, something during that phone call that made you want to bring him down? >> it was mainly the fact he war a psychiatrist because he had no writing samples. wewa arranged for him to come tm lunch and there he was in his wheelchair and we hit it off right away. hi >> what did you see in him,a though? >> you know, i enjoyed talking to him so much.ta i had this feeling he must be able to write this down. >> he gave it a shot. as the saying goes, he wrote about what he knew.ha his first article? the expanding shrink, protested how psychoanalysis was screaming into political discourse. for example, president carter's famous malaise speech that blamed the horrible economy on americans' crisis of confidence. >> they liked it. they published it. and i got lucky again. it was republished on the op ed page of the "washington post.

need to realize islamic republic is here to stay. it was a country that was born out of a revolution. it is legitimate. it has done things that are not in accord of our values or many iranians values but this is it. and i think that bringing iran back into the world community, reintegrating it into the world economy, opening the country up so people can visit the country and they can get visas and come here and study engineering or whatever i think will benefit significantly. >> before we go to the next question, let me ask you to devote a couple of minutes -- there is one as spect of iran's role in the middle east that you might want to touch upon. given our limited time we can only do so much but this is critical understanding what is going on in the arab world which is iran's role as the emerging guardian of the global shyia community. and this is what is getting the saudis to react the way they do. they are reacting the way they do less because they are concerned iran is going to nuke them but because the rise of iran as the majo

he thought joining rebels would help central african republic. he was 16 when recruited by silica, a coalition of troops sweeping through, taking control. he realised he made a mistake >> translation: i fired my weapon, i don't know if i hit or killed anyone. i saw people killed. i saw civilians killed. it hurts me to think about it. >> the u.n. and local charities helped to get pierre out of the group. he received money to open a little kiosk. the u.n. says there are around 3,500 child soldiers in the country. it managed to release 150, but admits there's a long way to go. we filmed several children in uniform at this government base. it's clear that security forces have children in their ranks. it's not just boys who join. 40% of child soldiers around the world are girls. like sophie. she says girls are also trained to fight. >> translation: they fire blank round at us to stop us being scared. we sleep on the floor, they fire above our heads, sometimes when we are running or eating. >> girls suffer from sexual violence. sophie was raped by her

. >> the m23 rebel leader declares a ceasefire in the democratic republic of congo, as the army bombbards their mountain hideout. >> another victim in peortooo pt , islanders -- peurto ryk j. >> mohamed morsi arrives in court in cairo for the first day of his trial. egypt now has two former presidents on trial, on almost the same charges. this is what we are seeing outside the police academy in cairo. the crowd has increased in the last half hour or so. 20,000 police and soldiers deployed around cairo in anticipation of violence for what is happening at the police academy today. there are, we should point out, another 14 muslim brotherhood members who are on trial as well as mohamed morsi, and the anti-coup alliance is there in support of them. >> this is the home town of mohamed morsi. protests from earlier. this is an hour or so ago. hundreds of people there in support of a man who they support, the president who was deposed back in july of this year. let's check in with our correspondent live in cairo. it bears repeating, sue turton, we said it in the last discussion - this is picking

after molly to another war ravaged former colony the central african republic. we'll have that plus much more. in the world this week. the study are there in the newsroom and say hello once again to not be a sharpie planning and pasta he's on the ninth and sound european leaders that are great thanks to a landmark summit ended in bitter disappointment. ukraine has chosen most. brussels is its main business of mass the peaceful protesters in thailand and on the headquarters of the ministry to support that a couple missing in action watch. changing the way from prostitution to make and if they can build upon each custom as a mother and son sweatpants. and auntie demonstrations take to the streets. the thinking what to post things. one week it's the eu against my shirt it was quick to see who was on the amazing and it's right yippee me to struggle to put a positive spin on russia to be in a landmark summit even before participants arrived in duties for the two day gathering in the ukraine chairs and most of the brussels as its key economic times. she chatted on the

central african republic is on the brink of gene size. group of rebels seized power in march, and put their own president in place. is one of the poorest countries in the world, but rich in natural resources. it is dealt with political insecurity for decades but this time, it's worse. new finding has christians and muslims against each other. al jazeera has evidence of atrocities being committed against civilians. two of her children were murdered in front of her. she was shot in the back. she said she doesn't have the strength to look after the three people that survived, all she can think about is that terrible night. >> everyone was sleeping except me. knives the corner of the hut by the door. they sign add torch into the hut and then started spraying bullets i grabbed my baby and put her in a back, i was shouting i have a baby in mynd has why are you shooting. everyone on the floor was already dead. the 16-year-old girl was there that night, she has lost the lower part of her leg, and this woman was shot in the back. the hospital says

lz >>> war crimes in the eastern democratic republic of congo, an exclusive report on atrocities committed by m23 rebels. . >>> hello. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead - two men sentenced to death for war crimes during bangladesh's war for independence. >> fears violence in yemen could lead to civil war, and... >> i'm reporting on how the crisis in madagascar put society's vulnerable at risk of exploitation. >> rebels fought out of their stronghold in the democratic republic of congo stand accused of committing atrocities during their retreat. the military pushed m23 rebels from the eastern town of bunagana near uganda in the past few days. troops say they discovered bodies in freshly dug graves. malcolm webb, al jazeera, has this report from rumanagabo in the eastern drc. >> this patch of push next to a former m23 rebel base likes bike any other. something more sinister lies within. the soldier leads us to the body of a man laying in a shallow grave. he clearly died recently. the smell is unpleasant. it looks like he was tied up with his arms behind his back and legs

>> i think it was 1982, because he was then with the "new republic" and wrote a cover story on me.ring him to lunch. that's how we met. >> how long did it take before you were friends? >> i think it was instantaneous. five years later i bought a new house and the first thing i did was build a wheelchair ramp in the garage so charles could get in. >> he told us when you get together you first talk baseball. and when you've dealt with the important issues, then you go to politics. >> if there's time left over, yes. >> tim kurkjan for espn magazine has lunch with will and krauthammer a couple of times a year, to talk baseball. >> to say they're fans is an understatement. to say they love the game is an understatement. >> i grew up playing the game. i love to play the game. as a kid, my brother and i would go around on our schwins on the streets of long island with transistor raid owes hanging from the handlebars listening to mel allen and phil doing the yankees announcing. it was live. >> since the nats came to washington in 2005, they've had no bigger fan than karls kracha krauthamme

the goal of the talks that derek jeter is to reach a deal with the islamic republic which would see its sanctions that he's in return for cuts on to ron's new kit program of course bomb and jones are costas is falling off the defendants for us in geneva is the latest. people are cautious bag i want to call the success or faa east point. this intensive negotiations by ministers

at the moment the president of central african republic has said he can do things on his own.wants outside help but wants to run the country on his own but we have spoken to the president and he said in the past week that he cannot control these security forces out there in the country side. these are the options potentially being discussed at the moment. >> thanks natalie, we have more on the disaster in the central african republic in 15 minutes when we speak with the international crisis group so don't want to miss that. talking about the weather situation in the philippines and let's find out where the typhoon is heading and other weather with everton now. >> thanks very much, sammy. the storm made landfall 12 hours ago and within the next hour or we expect it to clear and the eye of the storm and the eye making its way in the islands and falling apart somewhat but an organized system and this one of course and in the process of continuing to make its way further westward. running into central parts of vietnam and it will do that by around sunday, sammy and talking sustain

of course the president of the republic would not agree with that.t he believes that he is the best man to run the country and that he can bring everything under control and stabilize his own country. >> but it's clear he doesn't have control over elements that are reportedly loyal to him. is there are sense of frustration there. france prime minister said that a genocide was happening there and they risk becoming another somalia. >> i think in the background behind closed doors. diplomats certainly told us that they are concerned with -- particularly with what al jazeera exposed here, a massacre in the western part of this country, and concern that the president cannot control his own security forces. there is a sense that this country is sliding towards becoming another failed state, but possibly not in a somali sense but more in terms of a potential civil war here. there is also a fear from french diplomats in particular that if the country doesn't stabilize, the security vacuum here would just attract all kinds of armed groups from neighboring co

at the same time in another country that has the same position czech republic, hungary, they make huge difference. it's gdp has grown up much more. why ukraine not so good? that's why we take strategical decision to take european decision. what does this mean? implement european law in our country. we announced that, and the president makes all kind of meetings with other presidents eyance, we go the european way. it is our strategical decision for our country. and surprisingly our government a few weeks ago stopped european integration. many ukrainians want european union with the standard of life come out of the streets and defend his will and defend his position and want to show to the president that we not agree with his decision. we want to live european standards of life. main points, with human rights, with good jobs, because we don't have jobs. that's why we're here. [♪ music ] >> reporter: there are not as many demonstrators on the treats today as there was on sunday but sunday was a sunday. people didn't have to go to work. the hope amongst the people who are in favor of clos

and czechoslovakia explain the czech republic explicitly cutting rates to cheap in the currency we saw this last year that are being omics in japan we saw in two thousand and twelve with brazil so it's going on around the world i expect this will continue for years so that competitive devaluation scenario is continuing by the way countries think they're going to prove exports that's not how you improve exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say it's to promote exports for that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import prices you know the us is a net importer we import more than we export japan imports massive amounts of energy so for them a cheap currency means higher import prices that means inflation that's what

russia's republic of. the fifteen victims of a plane crash is investigators trying to establish what caused the tragedy. human rights violations and forced labor condemned by amnesty international in a report highlighting the brutal conditions faced by margaret work is preparing the gulf nation for the twenty twenty two world cup. and new n.s.a. leaks reveal that britain is using hundreds of hotels across the globe to spy on international diplomats germany's parliament put surveillance. we're watching with me. now monday has been declared a day of mourning after a passenger plane crash landed killing all fifty people on board including the son of the russian republics president locals have been bringing flowers to international airport to mourn the victims while artie's. is there for. you go what is happening at the moment there at the airport. just managed to reach the airport. is still closed it's going to remain so at least until noon on monday we had to drive here from nearby city around one hundred th

russia's republic of tardis dan is in mourning after a plane burst into flames on landing killing all fifty people on board. investigators are working at the scene of the crash. looking at the possible courses for the explosion to find out more for me in just a few moments human rights violations and forced labor in cats are condemned by amnesty international in a report highlighting the brutal conditions base by migrant workers preparing the gulf nation for the twenty twenty two world cup. and germany he revealed that british intelligence is using hundreds of luxury hotels across the globe to spy on international diplomats while the bundestag calls for action to curb mass of a good. morning welcome watching our team with me andrew farmer monday has been declared a day of mourning in the russian republic of tire to stand after a plane crash landed killing all fifty passengers and crew on board including a son of the region's leader locals have been bringing flowers to cause an international airport to mourn the victims. is there for us. but there is very heavy police security here rig

robots for the last few years iran has been working on its own drone fleet this week the islamic republic on the veil that's the largest armed unmanned aerial vehicles to date capable of striking targets almost anywhere in the middle east in fact you a.v.'s are so popular now seventy six countries possess them according to government accountability office one can only hope that world leaders are taking into account the alarming inefficiency and deadly outcome of these drone wars because if they don't will find out the true danger of a global drone race. well good morning to you from moscow nearly quarter past the hour here in the russian capital love the rest of today's stories are waiting for you in just a moment. her . face just feeds the. economic ups and downs in the final months day belong to the old sang night and the rest of the life doing the taking will be everything we own all to. put it under full strong arm and watch as the bank news all the face of your life you know alone. please. please. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. the olympic to

a dark day for tatarstan the russian republic mourns the fifty people killed one a plane crashed on landing and like. those on standby the victims or relatives are being treated by psychologists at the start of the identification of the bodies. human rights violations and the forced labor in concert condemned by amnesty international the report highlighting the virtual conditions faced by migrant workers preparing the gulf nation for the twenty twenty two world cup. and german media revealed that british intelligence is using hundreds of luxury hotels across the globe to spy on international diplomats while they've been dissed on calls for action took out massive it's. this is all see coming to life for most. of our top story now investigators have uncovered the all important flight data recorders from the boeing that crash landed at cazan airport also if two people on board including a son of the republic of tatarstan as president monday has been declared a day of mourning in the region and two foreign nationals were on the plane a u.k. citizen and a ukrainian prescreen officer in cars on.

we have to remind ourselves, the first generation leaders of the islamic republic are 60-plus.ome years from now many of them will not be alive. so think about generational change as well and give time the chance. thank you. >> i know other speakers want to get in on this. in the interest of time we will have to come to the last question which is an important question and we would like to get every speaker. do you mind if i asked the human rights question in the interest of time? the young lady asked about human rights in iran what can be done about it? i will ask a would like to address that question and then pass it over to -- please ambassador miller. >> i think that's a pertinent question measuring the quality of nations. and the experience of iran that i am aware of directly. when i served there there were human rights abuses under the shah of the most horrendous sort there are horrendous abuses now that we are aware of and the way out of this human condition is for exemplary leaders to show the way. and i would say that among the human rights cases that i have been direct

russia's republic of toronto star is in mourning after a plane crash that took the lives of all fifty people on board. is on standby the victims' relatives are being treated by psychologists ahead of the start of the identification of the bodies. human rights violations on forced labor in qatar are condemned by amnesty international and the report highlighting the brutal conditions faced by migrant workers to power in the gulf nation for the twenty twenty two world cup. and german media revealed that british intelligence is using hundreds of luxury hotels across the globe to spy on international diplomats while they've been to stop cold spot action to cut. international news and comment live from moscow this is all she was me you gnash thanks for joining us russian investigators have retrieved the flight data recorders from a plane that nosedived at cousin airport and bust into flames killing all sixty passengers and crew including a son of the republic of tata stands president to foreign nationals were on the aircraft a british citizen and a ukrainian monday has been declared a day o

karzai says he doesn't trust the americans and growing alarm for the central african republic strong joins global warnings of genocide the ukrainian government has abandoned for a landmark free trade agreement with the european union was a dramatic statement comes off the column and stinky and thirty down this list that was a blast. the jailed opposition leader yulia tymoshenko to receive medical treatment in the gemini and that was seen as the conditions and eat it with your and our ukraine says it will be reviving talks on a closer partnership with neighboring russia observers say could be a turning point in a country torn between east watts opposition lawmakers in ukraine. shouted the word kitty. after parliament rejected a series of bills that would allow former prime minister yulia tymoshenko to leave the country for medical treatment. her supporters wore t shirts with slogans demanding her release. this was the first of its use as an extra eu ukraine relations on thursday. brussels had made two machine guns release a key demand for a long negotiated trade pact. now in ukraine i

it is time for peace on the korean one the new entrants in the democratic republic of congo continue with the three operations to prevent the conflict in the country from the light. the bird warm welcome on a book by jane was certain to top it off cctv years. it gives former president by how but mostly it has the right to the current court to face charges of incitement of violence and killing opposition protest is the neighborhood to them the courthouses in with my three secured by ahmed vehicles and hundreds of soldiers and police. though this there were no confirmation as to whether the trial has begun. more secret place of a life sentence or even the death penalty if found guilty of the charges. his family would often attend the trial saying it's legitimate. the ship is owned by west has more sees supporters to present a series of nationwide protests nearly twenty thousand police have been deployed to deal with any outbreak of violence. the muslim brotherhood maintains more season of saying it was a true that for the state democratic gains made up of the host immobile rights of th

walter me know what's going to make possibly to be against the islamic republic of iran. the mass energy. so deftly were two messages there. this is harmony the new instrument and he demanded or so to remain confident in ruin the only known one another i've known one another full he is unknown. and it's quite interesting because how many. the older two and is not exactly on the same time but to trust him to trust him. he trusted him and if the spray when they were on honeymoon to negotiate of the london uk on friday. and of every member of a window mom then headed to. eco from people who were present and immediate. on monday it will also re opening. it turned into the groove of the supreme kong city of the national guard two security guards good. i don't believe in negotiation and i'm quite skeptical. but if you've seen that through the use of the go ahead and just long enough money in my opinion the report beyond the you know you so stop history dunedin. immediately he told me he was some anyway and it was funny and often has taken an optimist. he's not optimistic about

the honorary consul of republic of korea as anything but an honor a position to better understand the roles and the dynamics of korean culture into boosting its members from seventeen countries her here in seoul for special workshop hosted by ministry of foreign affairs acting and it was there fourteen million. that is how many koreans traveled abroad in twenty eleven. what happens in the event of an unexpected emergency in a foreign land where no call slits for embassies around and on the recall soul to come to the rescue. so for day and what do they do the only cause those are appointed by our home and as representing the republic korea. in a country or region where we don't have. and this is for conflicts what is necessary we know we can name them even if we have we don't have and this is more confidence. di jodi provide basic office and desist from all of our country through various events and activities they are usually highly respected in the country to better train and educate on the recall souls. but many were sub is currently being held in seoul. posted by korea's ministry of