so in a few minutes we explore the natural beauty of a reserve in russia's republic of north korea before that i'll recap our weekly top stories after a short break. wealthy british style it's time to write funny things will. never get. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars report on r g. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operation to rule the day. the week's main stories and the latest news from. moscow is again envelop in small as fine a fighter's battle brussels rampant wildfires that have left over three thousand homeless but there is progress emergency services say the area affected by the burning far as it has been reduced by two thirds in a week. over thirty nations have marked the sixty fifth anniversary of america's atomic attack on the japanese city of nagasaki but the a bombs horrific legacy is still felt by its victims eighty thousand people were killed in the explosion at the end of world war two. also on our team just as campaigners claimed women

of north korea is looking for unusual ways to settle their debts. according to the financial times, the government has offered to pay back part of their debt to the czech republic'. the officials in the czech republic are considering a deal to settle the debt. the payment would be about 20 tons. the czech republic consumes more than 1 ton of ginseng every year. >> they have the world reserves of ginseng. a military tribunal has begun trying the youngest inmate at the guantanamo bay detention camp. is accused of killing a soldier in afghanistan in 2000 to. his lawyers says that the confession was extracted under torture. >> is accused of killing a u.s. soldier in afghanistan when he was 15. he was transferred to the guantanamo bay detention center in cuba in 2002. he's the youngest in made there. the human rights activists questioned the legality of his trial. >> there is not really a law that speaks to this in the united states. international law would frown upon the child soldier. international law would have less focus on rehabilitating and reintegrated him into society and treated them as a victim instead of a war criminal. >> george bush introduced military

of two american journalists from north korea. and a u.n. draft report is accused the wand an army of genocide and crimes against humanity in the democratic republic of congo the paper says soldiers and allied rebels targeted hutus and wondered who the refugees were ten years from nine hundred ninety three hundreds of thousands were killed during the violence in the final version of the report is expected to be published in september. new video of thirty three workers trapped in a chilean mine shows them in good spirits a man i've been struck underground following a cave in early this month and be received oxygen food and water via pipe myers might also soon get videos of mary donna and other food greats to relieve their boredom they face several months underground until they can be brought to the surface some relative say they will soon be owners and inspectors of the pit. that russia is a country with a wide income gap and while some shoppers enjoy buying luxury brands others opt for fakes the counterfeit goods market is thriving and on the rise are these test us you know you have met some of those who claim to prefer the imitation to the genuin

republic of congo and not to genocide. they called them widespread and systematic attacks by the rwandan army. the american aijalon gomes, detained in north korea since january, has arrived home. ex-president jimmy carter negotiated for his release. he was serving eight years hard labour for illegally entering the country from china. and these pictures apparently show the north korean leader in china. the great images are from japanese tv. this is said to be his second visit to china in three months. there are reports it is related to his succession and his youngest son is with him. judges from the international criminal courts have reported kenya to the u.n. security council. omar al-bashir came to kenya to see the new constitution signed into law, but he is wanted for war crimes and genocide. as a matter international law, kenya should have arrested him. they were all caught up billion what the government called the biggest celebration in a generation. >> this was a day of historic occasion with military bands and traditional dances. there were celebrating the new constitution that dramatically changes the way kenya is governed. >> as preside

republic of congo and not to genocide. it covers the years 1993 until 20003 and describes systemic attacks by the brandon army. rwanda denies the army ever carrying out such acts. the american kept prisoner in north korea has come home. aijalon gomes is an english teacher who has been serving eight years hard labour for illegally entering the country on a one-man peace mission. there are images of the north korean leader in china. the grainy images show the leader in a school. this is his second visit to china in three months. these are -- there are reports this relates to the succession and his eldest son is with him. judges from the international criminal court have reported kenya to the u.n. security council for allowing a visit by the sudanese president. omar al-bashir came to witness the new constitution being signed into law. under international law, kenya should have arrested him. but thousands were caught up in what the government called the biggest celebration in a generation. >> this was a day loaded with symbolism and historic occasion, with military bands and traditional dances. i new constitution that radically changes the way kenya is covered -- governed. it was, said the papers, the birt

north korea is responsible for the sinking of the ship. abandoned babies are often found in strange and unsafe places sometimes even discarded like rubbish in the czech republic though it's five years since a special facility was set up for women to give away their children but the so-called baby box has many opponents. there all around the czech republic at first sight just nondescript metal doors on the sides of hospitals and government buildings but they've already helped to save dozens of lives this is a baby box ever mother wanted to leave her child or should have to do would be to pull on the handle and put the child inside now it doesn't just the metal container an infant would be able to survive here for several hours but usually there rescued wouldn't several minutes by those on the other side the first one was placed in this private hospital it's still the most popular with nearly fifteen children left in five years for now so maybe books as soon as the babies placed inside the door knocks on the outside and in the army settles i remember running to the box for the first time to see the baby inside and showing it to the doctor to be examined like a

republic and eastern europe. they have not changed for the people of north korea and noted for the people of cuba. they have not changed for the people in iran. and i think not recognizing that is frankly not living in this planet. no, i'm very aware of what is going on in cuba today. there are relatives of the people in cuba who i happen to represent and proud to represent of very aware of the swaeuituat in cuba and precisely because we are aware of the situation in cuba today is why we are strong suppo supporters and the majority in congress of keeping sanctions, keeping the pressure until those three conditions are met. freeing all the political prisoners, allowing for some basic freedoms, freedom of press, freedom of political parties, allowing for labor unions, and start to have the process toward democracy. then we will know that there have been changes in cuba and that is the time when the sanctions should clearly go away. . " >> and the hungarian people have shown great solidarity to the cuban people. they are not surprised by the maneuvers that the dictatorship has made. why people want t