this will take steps towards free trade between the couple twenty eight country eu and several republics of the former soviet sphere. both of the month. moldova has reservations about its relationship with russia today. nestled between non eu ukraine and romania. around two thirds of all that was three million people speak the mold that the language cinema to remain in romania is one of the poorest eu members and all the evidence the capita income on average it's on to enough thousand years pda is well on the hoff to remain in average of six thousand seven hundred chips the rural poverty is endemic for instance the days to age forty three and mother of five children must get by on fifty euros a month. more than half a million mold ovens now live abroad the money they send home makes up one quarter of the national income the departure of forty percent to fifty five to four she wrote. but to break the mold that was development another problem is the unresolved conflict with the breakaway trends in history a region east of the rivet nice to win a russian and ukrainian language because dominate

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.

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judicial process. >> intense fighting between m23 rebels and the military outside the democratic republic of congo. the rebels control only three hill areas near the rwandan border after losing their strong hold of bunagana last week. soldiers accused them of committing atrocities during their retreat. malcolm webb has this report from rumanagabo in the eastern drc. >> this patch of bush next to a former m23 rebel base look like any other of the something more sirns lies within. the soldier leads us to the body of a man lying in a shallow grave. >> he clearly died recently. the smell is unpleasant and he looks like he was tied up with his arms behind his back and legs tied together the moment he died. there was blood coming from his head. nearby soldiers and villagers say four more bodies were visible before rain buried them in mud. there was more throughout the bush. it's next to a barracks that the rebels took from the government a year ago. a few days ago the rebels fled and the army took them in. they said the m23 executed its prisoners. we tried to contact m23, but they have not answere

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 died together at the moment he died. there's blood coming from his head. it looks like he was executed. nearby soldiers in villages say four more bodies were visible in the hole before rain buried them in mud. there are many more throughout the surrounding bush, they say. it's next to a barracks that the rebels took from the government a year ago. a few days ago the rebels fled, the army moved

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 -

she is too which is the usual hundred bison de she has completed the reports from the democratic republic of the conga. now you and arab league special envoy mr ryall act opera here he is a stay at the maps of the us and russia today in geneva the suicide innings together opinions from the syrian government and the opposition earlier we start to postpone the kite pockets in geneva to give an update and kai told us that this comes ahead of the geneva to talks that is scheduled to be held at the end of this month well when she needed to conference i as a school is very much in the top of the agenda today between seeing told to an end to need that handles to read between the un arab elite special and fully but he me laugh and i've seen e n a u s and russian diplomats at the same thing as torturous will be held this morning will be financed with two also add that to mean that finds time in mendez of the un security council and mandates it is often aimed at school will be happen this is at the request of russia and the u s troops on the house with a sum and that is seriously need dancing pleading

. >> 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

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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 of mourning in the region has gone off reports now from cousin. what we're hearing now and this is speculation at the moment is that the bodies of the victims of this plane crash were burned too badly and perhaps d.n.a. tests will be needed in order to identify them and if that's the case then it's going to take much longer obviously don't just one day the relatives of the victims have been gathering inside this medical center behind me. have been pretty much keeping journalists away from speaking to the relatives they did tell us that right now they are being treated by psychologists and also there are several ambulances here on standby as well just in case story has definitely touched the whole country fifty people people on board of this plane died and we know now that two foreigners were on that plane as well social networks have been witnessing and out

the unthinking create a ripple of self doubt when she won the gold bikini is still the democratic republic of congo the end of twenty three see's the rebellion inside a tunnel and see the gold through political means still talking about tolkien you and the arab league peace envoy elect governing insists no day to get sick much delay geneva to the syrian peace talks. as raffles and his regime continue to hold out till i was compromising stopped. thanks for joining us. i make from the frontlines to achieve british doctor that's the news that is deeply affected us he adds. cos i kept them in its some items being held here is the headquarters we share with our system protocol to the international radio station are foi act in memory of two noted colleagues. just when you cough and cold metal were killed in cold blood in all the money on saturday while recording for our fight and it's on and so did you know in the mountains from the national synod has changed a great mole wilkinson said this is going to be held on wednesday. your pass. the bodies of two colleagues were brought back from states tues

the monetary and humanitarian costs are justified stephanie fried cctv go more in the democratic republic of congo. the western coast of mexico is on alert for a fast moving tropical storm named sonia and is expected to strike the country delhi mumbai. packed with winds of seventy five kilometers about sonia could bring up to two hundred and fifty millimeters of writing to the region schools have been closed and five municipalities. both parties say they haven't decided if anyone would need to be evacuated but tied up in the sixty showbiz in case anyone has to flee their homes when the full cost is a song you could weaken some before coming ashore and it is likely to dissipate rapidly. one of the land south korea or incentive for him sia local scene oh four in its aisles of seafood as consumers fear it could be contaminated following reports of leaks happy for fishing the new korea pop on in japan. they're so far the site imports from japan the boss lee dropped and they are doing light can to ensure non contaminated fish and his mop it up that has done little to boost consumer confidence. in

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

international airport has been closed but tatarstan air company is the national carrier of the republic of tatarstan a russian news agency says it's heard from a source that the jet of the already been involved has said another emergency landing in that same airport just a year ago that something the investigators even as early stage got to be looking very closely at what sort of damage it sustained was it just a small landing i don't know any details but this i'm sure will finish most of with it over the coming minutes and news team will and try and bring you more about what that crash was about you know was it at the time considered to be severe or was it something that was just maybe as chris was saying just no heavy landing the plane was checked over maybe even refer back to boeing for the specifications of what was a low ball isn't allowed with a heavy landing and then given the all clearance to fly again so there may be something it may be nothing and this boeing seven three seven is the best selling jet airliner in the history of aviation if you flown at all no doubt you've been on

. >> soldiers in the democratic republic of congo are celebrating a defeat against m-23 rebels. they are accused of kill dozens of civilians during their uprise being in the eastern part of the country. we are with the they'll at the last faith. >> they shout, m-23 are finished. the game is over. after days of heavy bombard thet they fled their last position. this soldier claims he took this badge from a rebels unio unifort one is from congo this one is from rwanda. the government troops are in good spirits. there is no phone signal here, but this man makes the most of the moment for the cameras. he announces the victory to an imagine caller. they take us to see the rebels last hilltop base hours of a they pled. fled. this is the highest point of what was the rebels' final hideout. the view is incredible. it's a good advantage point. you can see for miles. you can see in uganda an rwanda. they have trenches they dug and this shelter was for sleeping in. up there a rocket launcher, but most of the weapons were destroyed before they left. the rebels were ar are gone thew before the

time to go through the top stories: fighting continues in the democratic republic of congo, despite the leader of the m23 rebels declaring a truce to allow peace talks. >> the red cross has been given access to a besieged town in northern yemen. 58 have been killed after fighting between houthis and sunnis in damaj. >> syria's rebel groups will not go to peace talks in geneva unless a departure date is given for president bashar al-assad. >> the leader says the snc will not take part in negotiations if iran is there. >> we have taken the decision to take part of the geneva ii conference united with honour. in oar for it to be a success it should include a transition of power. there'll be no geneva ii without a time frame and irane occupier. >> detracted negotiations as everybody tries to work out a way of ending syria's conflict. the fighting conditions across the country, particularly in the east. heavy government shelling of a number of neighbourhoods. sholdiers stepped up attacks. violence in the capital damascus. attacked in the air and from the ground. rebel-held parts of the surro

brushes republic of tartus stan 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 here at the airport and looking at the possible causes of will be explosion. in just a few moments. human rights violations and forced labor in cattle are condemned by amnesty international in a report highlighting the brutal conditions faced by migrant workers preparing the gulf nation for the twenty twenty two world cup. and german media reveal 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 surveillance. welcome watching r.t. with me. 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 no

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 right now we know that the site of the crash itself is also still blocked some relative softy victims are here as well we saw a woman whose face was covered in tears she really did seem a bit the last election 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. the relatives of the victims are going to be allowed to start identifying them all the plane crash happened on the on sunday evening this was a flight from moscow to cazan it's not a long flight still

the government of the democratic republic of congo announced today it has achieved total victory over the end 23 rebel movement. this comes after a recent assault against rebel forces in the east of the country. they have also issued a statement saying it is ending the rebellion that began in april 2012, saying they will this all. i spoke to the project or for central africa at the international crisis group. i asked him if this means the fighting will really end. >> this is really the end of m23. the border of dnc was left yesterday. we can say basically there were three reasons for the defeat. the first one, it was a because itailure never managed to get support from the country population and to get theed international community. the second factor is it will show up in the ground. talks.s peacekeeping that seems to be a very strong technical ordination. the first element is there was a very strong diplomatic pressure on uganda who are being supported. quek -- a court of bangladesh has convicted dozens of soldiers on a mass verdict in 2009. 74 people, most of them army officers were

the government of hope and prudence seeks to create an atmosphere of trust between the islamic republic of iran and countries further interested in having friendly relations with this great nation. in order to - in order to create trust with respect to the negative propaganda they had created an image aimed at spreading iran-a-phobia amongst the public opinion. the logical negotiations and argumentations by the iranian diplomatic team, along with hundreds of other political situations created the atmosphere so as to create the right path towards confidence and trust as it has been said trust is a two-way path, and, in fact we should be also able to reach the point of trust with respect to other countries and, of course, there's a long way ahead in order to attain that full trust, but the initial steps have been taken in this regard. the third point is the issue of interaction with the world, constructive interactive with the world is the motive of the government. and constructive interaction can by achieved through trust. initial steps have been taken for this purpose. since the very first

malcolm webb in the democratic republic of congo. >>> the fighting began last wednesday in yemen. newed fighting has cast a shadow over rec conso man reconn efforts. >> murder charges have been filed against paul ciancia the man that opened fire inside of s angeles international airport. officals say the shooter was clearly inten intent on taking s rage on tsn agentses. >> the suspect paul ciancia is unresponsive and unable to talk according to the fbi. he was wounded in the face by police officers at the eastbound oeastbound -- end of friday's gn battle in lax's terminal three. a note inside of his bag gave insight to his frame of mind. he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated he wanted to "instill fear into their traitorous minds". he shot hernandez at the screening checkpoint and went up the elevateo are and came down and shot him again killing him. his widow spoke to reporters. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i'm truly devastated. and we a

four victory over the rebels but triumphant announcement from the democratic republic of congo and the end of twenty three revelation of respondents saying it is and it is surprising. we have lift off to india make space history becoming the first asian nation to send a rocket on the three hundred all day long journey to mars. we just left is now in orbit around the us those of a top stories this is done add some butter salt and thank you very much joining us. thus in the last couple of hours the boys and two french journalists who were killed in all the money on site today and arrive back in paris. together with members of the journalists families the president paul connolly was at the french capital's main airport was seashells ago to meet the plane carrying the coffins bushes and coupon code that battle but what to post my cat sister radio station. our fight and they were covering a story in monday's troubled northern city of can tell when they were kidnapped. well the forties with time it wrong that day on the outskirts of the sixty one strikeouts the editorial direction up to the

rejected the court's authority, refusing to wear a prison jumpsuit and calling himself president of the republicndreds of supporters gathered in front of the courthouse. members of his political base, the muslim brotherhood, called for nationwide protests. >> translator: the more the government pushes us down the stronger and more united we become. >> reporter: security personnel fired tear gas and detained some of the demonstrators. court officials adjourned the trial after two hours. they're expected to resume the proceedings in january. adly mansour has been serving as interim president. members of the government have been trying to stabilize the country. military leaders have cracked down on the muslim brotherhood but morsi supporters have vowed not to give up. more than 850 people have been killed across egypt since july. nhk world. >>> tens of thousands of iranians gathered in the capital tehran for the largest anti-u.s. rally in years. they marked the 34th anniversary of the start of the iranian hostage crisis. demonstrators packed the streets outside what used to be the u.s. embassy. in

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

to the victims' families a phone conversation with the head of the republic of the. son was on board the plane and he just got married recently and his. flight after he talked her out of taking it the accident itself happened on sunday evening this was a flight from moscow to what we know so far is that at some point. around the point when the airplane was supposed to reach the ground it exploded right now there are several versions. could have been the causes of one of these versions is that it could have been human error the other one is some technical difficulties with the airplane and there are reports that the crew prior to the landing at. did allegedly report that there were some technical difficulties also an issue of problems with the fuel the plane was fueled by the airport in moscow we know that samples of the steel have been taken so there are going to be analyzed but clearly or going to get much more detailed information about what happened after the black boxes are found. while the plane itself was over twenty years old and tired of stan airlines had plan

from britain over claims of spying for menstrual an embassy government sources in the democratic republic of congo clean victory over and twenty three rebels will get the latest and of dealing in general are called german investigators reveal what they know about the find of the century. i was in the early years as a spy station. the german foreign ministry has asked britain's ambassador to explain reports in the british newspaper the independent. that's a surveillance was conducted from the embassy to tell the story is based on documents were leaked by the former us intelligence contractor and rich noted the british were to send to seize its trust across from the heart of the german governments the book is hot and the chancellor rhee the reports come on the heels of similar reports of u s by an embrace serious questions about the british german relationship reduce heat and the sea to eavesdrop on how mobile communications in the german capital surveillance equipment may be hidden behind its box on the roof of the building according to the british newspaper the independent british agents mig

monday has been declared a day of mourning in the russian republic of tatarstan after a plane crash landed it because an airport killing all fifty people on board including a son of the region's leader. is at a local medical center there. we understand the relatives of the victims have the very somber task of trying to identify the bodies. well that's right earlier on monday we're told that the identification process was supposed to start but what we're hearing now and this is speculation at the moment is that the bodies of the victims of this plane crash were burned too badly and perhaps d.n.a. tests will be needed in order to identify them and if that's the case then it's going to take much longer obviously than just one day it's going to take more possibly a week or perhaps even a month but once again so far this information has not been confirmed this is speculation at the same time the relatives of the victims have been gathering inside this medical center behind me. have been pretty much keeping journalists away from speaking to the relatives they did tell us that right now they are

rejected the court's authority refusing to wear a prison jump suit and calling himself president of the republic. hundreds of supporters gathered outside the courthouse. members of his political base called for nationwide progress. the more the government pushes us down, the stronger and more united we become. security personnel fired tear gas and detained some of the demonstrators. court officials adjourneded t t trial after two hours. they're expected to resume the proceedings in january. the members of the interim president have been trying to stabilize the country. military leaders have cracked down on the muslim brotherhood. but morsi supporters have vowed not to give up. more than 850 people have been killed across egypt since july. nhk world. >>> sales haven't been quite as risk as the automakers would have hoped. there are quite a few hurdles to overcome before the vehicles become more mainstream, so they're seeing benefits now in teaming up. nissan and mitsubishi are considering joining hands. renault might also take part in the project. they began producing electric vehicles ahead of o

president putin says condolences to the victims' families a phone conversation with the head of the republic of the older son was on board this plane and he just got married recently and his pregnant wife missed this flight after he talked her out of taking it the accident itself happened on sunday evening this was a flight from moscow to now there are several versions of what could have been the causes of one of these versions is that it could have been human error the other one is some technical difficulties with the airplane and there are reports that the crew prior to the landing itself did allegedly report that there were some technical difficulties also there's an issue of problems with the fuel the plane was fueled by airport in moscow we know that samples of the fuel have been taken and they're going to be analyzed but after the black boxes are decoded obviously that's going to provide much more information. it was a gust tonight and cousin when the plane went down winds were pretty strong about nine meters per second the jet crashed as a descended a second time after pilots aboard has

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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

and a new strategy in the republic of congo where thousands of people have died since 1978, amidst a complex civil war. the rebels hard already overtaking the city of goma. but the united nations peacekeepers were powerless to intervene. all that changed in march, when the u.n. gave a 3,000 strong force the green light to attack. the balance of the fights shifted, and this week the rebels surrendered. could this be a broader turning point? could the success in congo be replicated elsewhere? what effect would u.n. peacekeepers have in syria, for example? well, it's not as simple as it sounds. consider the makeup of these peacekeeping forces to start. as of september, there were a total of 97,000 u.n. troops, police and military experts. it's not a permanent force. the personnel are actually loaned from various nations. south aszian countries are the top providers, pakistan and bangladesh with about 8,000 each, followed by india, ethiopia. -- for many developing countries, including india, this is several times more than what a soldier actually gets paid by the government. should a poo

for years rebel fighters have fought for control of this mineral-rich' gone in eastern democratic republic ofgo. but analysts warn m-23 is just the latest example of anger. the group is widely believed to have received military and financial support from neighboring rwanda and uganda. the rwanda president is also a tootsy but denies the charge. finding an end to the violence has also been complicated by fighting within m-23. in november last year, the remembers attacked the regional capitol but later pulled back saying they were ready to start peace talks. one faction was lead by this man who turned himself in at the international criminal court early this year. the second section is lead by this man. he and many other rebels were integrated into the army in 2007 as part of a peace deal with another tootsy group. but he deflected leaving to join the m-23 rebels in may last year. the test now is whether they can sit ash the table and find a political solution. if the army has indeed defeated the rebels, then the government can try to deal with the numerous other armed groups battling for contr

rebel leaders in the eastern democratic republic of congo are calling for fighters to lay down their guns. tonight we look at so-called blue zones - places where people live longer and healthier lives. [ ♪ music ] >> tonight secretary of state john kerry is in saudi arabia trying to smooth over tensions. his 9-day trip to the middle east began with a quick stop in egypt. it's the highest level visit there since the military removed president mohamed morsi in july. during kerry's 6-hour stay he called for the violence to end and the country to move towards full democracy. we have the latest from washington. >> the first stop made on the trip to the middle east was not to saudi arabia, but instead to cairo egypt. it's the first and highest ranking visit by a u.s. official since july 3rdrd. that's the day that the military removed mohamed morsi from his post as president of egypt and placed him under arrest. the u.s. has been quite anxious about what has been happening in egypt since, and it was john kerry's mission on sunday to deliver a message from the obama administration about what

of talks an answer on a concrete steps to unravel its ongoing u k program. while iran maintains their ambition is to develop nuclear power the islamic republic is suspected of causing or allowing my enriching uranium at the level which could lead to the production of a new tip own serial killer joseph paul franklin has been put to death and misery in the us to its first execution in nearly three years the eighth u s circuit court of appeal said that missouri could carry on with his execution only a block based on users' dispute lethal injection procedures which a lover course it must be results prior to the execution. the white supremacist targeting blacks and in a killing spree from nineteen seventy seven to nineteen eighty and was convicted of seven murders but claimed to have killed twenty people in total it on a synagogue in tennessee back in july nineteen seventy seven but no one was hurt franklin also had admitted to shooting hustler magazine publisher larry flynt who has been paralyzed in a wheelchair ever since the incident in nineteen seventy eight recently we went to court to try to end his attackers pending execution which opposes the death penal

malcolm webb in the democratic republic of congo. >>> what does this mean for the dnc? felipe, i want to touch on three issues. let's start first with rwanda's possible involvement. if we can we saw in malcolm webb's report thaa soldier that is holding up evidence that rwanda was participating. rwanda has been supporting congolese rebel moves and have created some rebel movements from 1996 to today of there is no question about their involvement through weapons and actual operations of thea army. rawanda has denied this, but it's been accepted by the international community. and reports by anecdotal efforts. >> the m-23 will not the only rebel group in this conflict. how will they deal with the other conflicts. >> that will be the problem as m-23 has disappeared. the congolese government and also the u.n. peace keeping operation will have to tackle all of the other non-stay groups operating in the region. also rebel groups from uganda r from rawanda. >> this ithis is going to be a h moment and it will take quite some time. it's essential that it should be if only t to r

we know here than about the tatarstan air company as well it's the national air carrier of the republic of. it was established back in one nine hundred ninety nine . it operates shuttle service in russia from moscow simply. to. better yet of tashkent asia and europe as well bad news coming through tonight stay with us if you can this is r.t. my name is kevin owen found cue for your company. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shelves were have to. in november they bombed the diversity warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. look at the it was incredibly heavy bombing and. it was a direct treetop that very shelter and everyone was buried underneath. all of them with dead. right on the seat. first for you and i think that you're. on a reformist twitter. instrument. to be in the middl

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the clayton to add in the republic of congo about to take you with us envoy to africa may see the sorting hospital with a crew of four hundred officer my standby list. and then straight to some of the forest people in the well what we're about to light ease with the arbitration or not. walcott was dynamite guarantee still life will never be like this. tokyo nissan is that this presumes he can remember his left hand has been clinched its east the new renters don't see us until smooth. as a gift to you and he said calderon to scorching all healed the scheme is a knowledge and earthy clear of scott's team. he longed for his team a two pt school and has been reconstructed. today he's about to discover he has seen its like everyone else. thus the awe. they didn't lose him how he begins his fingers stuck together and now that separates the sydney seat i'm thrilled. i mean what you see he seemed to be happy stories like the pieces on the africa mercy. multiple claims that day. mike nights he says the ship's managing director are good reasons to believe police worry one day this is the word eithe

the next was "the republic of austin," in the most recent one and the reason we're here this morning is "seat of empire: the embattled birth of austin, texas" which is a history of the founding of the austin and the battle in the republic of texas offer what its capital would be. jeff also writes a review history column for the austin post and he is a practicing pediatric neurologist at the same time. so if we have any emergencies -- [laughter] he is the author that will take care of them. mark binelli is the author of the novel "sacco and vanzetti must die!." is a contributing editor to rolling stone and men's health. "men's journal," sorry, mark. not health. so mark was born and raised in the detroit area. he went to university of michigan as an undergrad and got his degree from columbia university where we were actually last night's. so this is a bit of a reunion force. his new book is "detroit city is the place to be" which is the fruit of three years mark spent living in detroit after you been in your but he went back to detroit and one to can find out what kind of place it had b

peace talks for the democratic republic of congo have hit a wall, stalling without a deal on tuesday. negotiators for the rebels had been meeting in uganda to try to officially put an end to the insurgency after the new fighting in the recent backed up byrces you and peacekeepers, asking rebel fighters with fear for rebel conflict sparking more regional instability. millions of cricket fans in india and around the world are preparing for an emotional goodbye to an old -- to a legendary batman. he is retiring at a match in mumbai where 20 million people have lined up to buy tickets even before they went on sale on monday. he is the world's leading test cricketer ever to score 100 international points. please stayfor now, tuned to "france 24." >> the international papers with the typhoon flow. >> it is still grabbing the front page there. the philippines, the country is reeling after the typhoon, this is a very striking photo of a ship lying among ruins. interested in these devastating photos, take a look at the daily beast. they have a couple of photos on the computer where if you scro

a decade of war in the democratic republic of congo. >> i'm kimberly on board the aircraft carrier why.s.s. theodore roosevelt. coming up high technical warfare. unconventional wisdom weeknights - 10 eastern on al jazeera america and to contact the centers and the luzon >> welcome back everyone to al jazeera america. here's a look at your top stories. emergency aid is pouring into the philippines after typhoon haiyan dea devastated the count. 41 difference provinces. america pays tribute to its veterans. president obama places a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. secretary of state john kerry says the united states and its allies were unified on a declaration for iran, reactor an a uranium mine. joining us now to discuss the talks is rutgers professor hussein are ahmadi. president of the iranian american council. professor good to talk to you. i was totally prepared to have a totally different conversation than the one i think we're about to have. you don't think that there is a deal, just cutting to the chase here. you don't think there is a deal

to understand how we sell life you can never understand that if you don't take into account the republics of the public support of the people in any of the cases we mentioned before you mention different places i don't want to measure again when something goes very wrong things happen in there in a way that everybody knows we can say with some and sense of reality that the in cuba in all this years of the revolution you're to have any considerable shinar at break the only way you can to do it now is through out sight no that is really what's happening but the main thing is that if they have their own the over get to the next me go and read what president obama signed this year. he's saying to extend one year more the we did the the embargo that is blockade we call the blockade because that seeing that is can then. buy if a hundred and eighty five countries one hundred eighty eight now i know that the. current president our own custer instituted a serious of a social and economic reforms and again from the west we often hear criticism that those reforms are too slow and of course western econ

who have given their lives in service to our country out particularly with the president of the republic of korea which remembered those who served,nd all those who many of whom are now coming to the end of their lives, and we should again pay tribute to the heroic job our armed forces do to keep us safe. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and, in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> i am sure we all wish to associate ourselves with the prime minister's fitting tribute. hard-working businessmen facing tough decisions, decent trade unionists and newspapers including the "daily mirror" will have been appalled by the so-called leverage tactics of unite in the grangemouth dispute. will my right honorable friend take steps to ensure that families, children, and homes are protected from a minority of militants? >> here, here. >> my honorable friend makes an important point. this sort of industrial intimidation is completely unacceptable. we have seen "wanted" posters put through children's letterboxes. we have seen

grunted powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights the islamic republic of iran enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all of the signatories. >> some iranians, however, say they had hoped for greater sanction relief. al jazeera zohira lenny. >> most iranians are unhappy about this deal in terms of what we are getting, sanctions reef leave is limited. it's just the first step they will offer somewhere around $7,000,000,000 in frozen iranian assets. they have around $100,000,000,000 and has lost around $80,000,000,000. this is from 2012 just in oil revenue. this $7,000,000,000 is a very, very small amount of money and small change according to iranians. the president is happy. the iranian government seems quite pleased. even the supreme leader given his approval not to these negotiations but this final deal and perhaps that's the most important word here in iran, what the supreme leader says and that might go some way in appeasing hard liners who are critical of negotiating with the p5 plus 1 powers. it's the first step. still months to see what happen. >> joining me live

. >>> aid agencies are struggling to cope with the humanitarian crisis that is unfolding in the republic offrica. >> reporter: what you can't see from the sky is an almost all of these huts are empty. some people have run into the bush. others have made it to these blue and white tents. this man was shot on his way here. he says armed men burned his house, killing his brother and father. >> translator: what they did was senseless. there was no reason for them to do this to me. the children were hungry, so i went to get potatoes for them in the farm, that's when they shot at me. >> reporter: there are now more than 40,000 [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: four out of ten people in this camp do not have the basic necessities. people keep coming because they are afraid of revenge attacks by former rebels known as celica. they are mainly muslims. they backed a coup in the country eight months ago. in september they were attacked by a group. on the other side of town, muslims are hiding in a school. they accuse men from anti-balica of targeting him. this man says they killed his father. he