is al jazeera live from london also coming up at his town targets the assets and charities to face saeed the mom the united states says was behind the two thousand and eight one by a tax that claimed one hundred sixty five lines when look at how an erupting volcano is decimating tourist numbers to bali on the indonesian government smash just to low people back plus. in a few months time the stands here at luzhniki stadium in moscow will be filled with football fans from all over the world armory chalons and i'll have more on this later in the program with russia now in its world cup year. and least eight is a radians have been killed overnight in anti-government protests according to state media it says twenty two people are known to have died since the demonstrations began on thursday. say the supreme leader blames what he calls iran's and it is for the trouble well matheson has more. gunshots in the city of persia and on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning buildi

pakistan now plans to take control of charities and financial assets linked to hoffa's saeed who many believe was behind the two thousand and eight long by attacks it's going to explains. there's a ten million dollar reward for any information leading to the conviction of hof is sight yet here he is at a rally last week protesting u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks and a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating anti-terrorism laws when he made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred sch

saeed: the sentiment of the whole article.e need to have enough articles there to gauge a sentiment, but you do have a followthrough affect. it is not correlated to trend in foreign markets. guy: one final question. i can ask you this question. bitcoin, 2018? he's laughing. should we be laughing? is it over, is the 2017 back end story done now? give us your twopence worth or two bitcoins worth. saeed: the thing is, the involvement in the market is small. see a small pickup in terms of more institutional speculators, probably the better word. you will see a more bit of an uptick in bitcoin, but i would look at other currencies. for example, ripple is an interesting one. it actually has a company behind it and it is specific to the use of payment processing. guy: -- mark: a real business plan behind cryptocurrency is interesting. guy: might work. thank you for coming to see us this morning. mark cudmore, mliv macro strategist joining us on set and thanks saeed amen, founder of cuemacro joining us on set. first day of the trading

and we make massive payments every year to pakistan they have to help pakistan says moving in on saeed's groups isn't bowing to u.s. pressure it's intended to fulfil its international obligations reuters reports that pakistan was worried it would face u.n. sanctions for failing to crack down on terrorist groups later this month a un security council team will visit to check on its progress natasha going to aim . as uncommon as a political commentator. he says sufi saeed's believed to support fights as in the disputed kashmir region and that won him support in pakistan. so did the legation element in pakistani military especially they get tired senior journalists they are somehow supporting office a good job for the reason there has are going to ization is involved. extending support to the question media freedom fighters in the indian so that is a fact and that is the reason there are the pakistan political parties that are so against him for his being in water and activities which are. limited to any topic they would use in their fear there are so didn't woman he can extend these if the

this is al jazeera live from london also coming up pakistan targets the assets and charities of hafiz saeed the man the united states says was behind the two thousand and eight by attacks signs of a thaw on the korean peninsula as north and south agreed to talks ahead of next month's winter olympics and as more than seven hundred people less came back over her captivity in nigeria we have from one a former president of the group. at least eight iranians have been killed overnight in antigovernment protests according to state media it says twenty two people on known to have died since the demonstrations began on thursday the supreme leader calls iran's enemies for the trouble robustus and most all. gunshots in the city of persia. demonstrate. defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning buildings. just hours earlier in the capital tehran there was little sign of the turmoil which is engulfed parts of the country but the issues which have sparked the protests such as iran stuttering economy after years of

there's a ten million dollar reward for any information leading to the conviction of half is saeed r. yet here he is at a rally last week protesting u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks at a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating terrorism laws when he made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism. for the first time the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred schools hospitals ambulance services and a publishing house the government is blocking fund raising and there are plans to assume control of them the un security council has

says foreign agencies are behind the violence pakistan targets the assets and charities a half is saeed among the united states says was behind the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks that claimed one hundred sixty five lives and we look at how an erupting volcano is decimating tourist numbers to bali and the indonesian government. people back. and i'm far as small have all the day's sport including andy murray is the latest top tennis player to be hit with an injury and a new season already ravaged by withdrawal. we begin in iran where at least eighty raney and some being killed overnight and on to government protests according to state media overall at least twenty chain people all known to have died since the. began on thursday a supremely blames what he calls iran's enemies for the trouble u.s. president donald trump has tweeted his support for the protesters and called on the iranian government to one block social media. has. gunshots in the city of persia and on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of

and we make mess of payments every year to pakistan they have to help pakistan says moving in on saeed's groups isn't bowing to u.s. pressure it's intended to fulfill its international obligations reuters reports that pakistan was worried it would face u.n. sanctions for failing to crack down on terrorist groups later this month a un security council team will visit to check on its progress natasha going to aim does era at least thirty people have died in peru off to the bus they were traveling in plunged eighteen meters off a cliff onto a rocky beach the bus was carrying fifty seven passengers to the capital lima when it collided with a truck along a narrow stretch of highway known as the devil's cove rescuers have had to climb down to the beach and now battling the tide to recover bodies five survivors have been taken to hospital. you're watching out there much more to come on this program new year new start for can earn the north korean leader's offer of talks is met by yes myself. and we look at the success story of a tiny minority in the jab making a major contribution to the econom

the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in my. by over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks and a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating anti-terrorism laws made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred schools hospitals ambulance services and a publishing house the government is blocking fund raising and there are plans to assume control of them the un security council has also banned two of sedes organizations pakistan is under pressure and there fly this decision. has come after the british by the americans by you and by india. this is a challenging time in pakistan u.s. relations we must see decisive action aga

the budget on a government had moved to ban hafiz saeed jagjit the outfit which had been working across budget on a national day of doctors and respect among the people in the country however to move will be seen by dan as an attempt to die for the day work and gun created already raging protests. starting in the city of karachi and. blog the grand trunk road a major white bread highway would then get on the pakistani foreign minister on the other hand also lashing out at the united states by saying that progress on what is being blamed for the united states failure and i've won it on and by the americans blaming it on so indeed major developments read in the region but also a strong reaction expected from. fed. move restored leon justify let's talk. he's a political commentator and the. news he joins us from islamabad house and con is this really about keeping the united states and the united nations happy because there is talk of renewing sanctions. yeah i think at the moment by august on is under tremendous pressure from the u.n. and the years and it's not only the external pressure

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and we make massive payments every year to pakistan they have to help pakistan says moving in on saeed's groups isn't bowing to u.s. pressure it's intended to fulfil its international obligations reuters reports that pakistan was worried it would face u.n. sanctions for failing to crack down on terrorist groups later this month a un security council team will visit to check on its progress natasha going to. supporters of protesting against the decision over the so-called charities come up high to has more on that from the slum about the budget on a government had moved to ban hall for a shade jab at the outfit which has been working across budget on a national day of doctors and respect among the people in the country however to move will be seen by them as an attempt to die for the day of work in this country dad already waging a protest get on starting in the city of karachi and. blog the grand trunk road a major white a highway away then get on the pakistani foreign minister on the other hand also lashing out at the united states by saying that progress on what is being blamed for the

dollar the group headed by the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks suspects hafiz saeed pakistan has recently brought donations to groups named in a un security council sanctions list and this comes as the u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorists. denies the allegation but has banned more than seventy groups which are named in that un security council sanctions list key among them is jamaat ud dawa led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attack suspect toffy saeed the us has offered a ten million dollars bounty for information leading to his arrest the trumpet ministration also wants action taken against any network that operates in pakistan and afghanistan and is seen as having close ties to pakistan's military but i only say it's a difficult balance for the u.s. which doesn't want to aljunied the pakistani government as it relies on its support against taliban in neighboring afghanistan let's speak to come on who is in push our way those protests have been taking place tell us first about the di

of the main suspects in the two thousand and eight mom by bombings from accepting donations after saeed has been designated a terrorist by the un and us so it is repeatedly denied involvement in the attacks on a pakistani court found insufficient evidence to convict him. while is in islamabad for us and so he does have a following how's it going down the mess to clean the country. i did it already a reaction. organization had announced countrywide against the move. securities and exchange commission of issue of order restricting any fund raising for going to ideations that on the un watch list all. the law according to nine hundred ninety seven and. the move. more in line with. the united nations. across the country because of the fact that the. shiny foundation board headed by alfred have done tremendous and. never date been a great cage man. showed the move going down. the public. the government started moving ahead with plans to do and of course include other organizations seventy one organizations small this comes of course criticism from the u.s. president do pakistani officials co

and we make massive payments every year to pakistan they have to help pakistan says moving in on saeed's groups isn't bowing to u.s. pressure it's intended to fulfil its international obligations reuters reports that pakistan was worried it would face u.n. sanctions for failing to crack down on terrorist groups later this month a un security council team will visit to check on its progress natasha going to aim does era marvin weinbaum is the director of pakistan studies at the middle east institute he says chumps criticism is likely to backfire. what we're seeing here is a continued frustration with touches down i think the question here is will this tweet which seems to frame where our foreign policy is toward pakistan at the moment whether this will be constructible or not there's some reason to believe that the character of the language that president trump used will have will backfire. this is going to be very difficult for pakistan now to make further our concessions if you will to the united states on terrorists and terrorism issue also i would add that so much of this is predicate

shake bin saeed al maktoum called the a three eighty a success story and a critical part of future success for his company and united arab emirates the latest deal shows how confidently we're approaching the future and how determined we are to forge ahead dubai wants to keep growing and become a world class destination and aviation hub. airbus has manufactured and sold more than three hundred of the giant jets over the last ten years emirates has accounted for almost half of those orders. but production lines have been silent recently high fuel and maintenance costs have deterred potential clients leaving air bus without a single order for over two years and into production appeared eminent the latest order puts new wind under the eight three eighty s wings airbus now hopes that other airlines will follow him or its lead. to alcohol it's been stashing cash abroad for years to avoid higher kopra tax rates and help that now the tech giant is bringing back that money to invest in the united states and save on taxes apple c.e.o. tim cook welcomes this move as a chance to create more jobs here

led by saeed the u.s. has offered a ten million dollars bounty for information leading to his arrest the trunk administration also wants action taken against the company network it operates in pakistan and afghanistan and is seen as having close ties to the pakistani military but on the list say it's a difficult balance for the u.s. which doesn't want to alienate islamabad as it relies on its support against a resurgent taliban in neighboring afghanistan come on high to has more now from the protest in push our. and shore from there yet if i gotta get you on different accounts for the people from alice dying and up in front of me i gotta go so an offer to join a few for people like you watch this country show dead and then man i guess that he can raid by u.s. president mr trump i'm going to not only our ameri corps in india but themselves a terrorist but sadly they apply mean muslims in pakistan to supporting terrorists despite the fact that muslims all over the world a victims of their brutality and with

the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks and a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating anti-terrorism laws when it made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred schools hospitals ambulance services and a publishing house the government is blocking fund raising and there are plans to assume control of them the un security council has also banned two of sedes organizations pakistan is under pressure and their fire this new decision. has come after the british by the americans by you and by india. this is a challenging time in pakistan u.s. relations we must see decisive actio

felt not just by a few but by the whole society three years ago the french born islamist extremist saeed unsure if koat she stormed the offices of charlie eddo and short twelve people dead two days later another extremist stormed the supermarket killing four. the gunmen from both incidents were killed during shootouts with place. in the magazine found itself in the crosshairs of radical islamists after published images of the prophet muhammad in two thousand and twelve an act is courage by many islamic traditions the twenty fifteen attack is presumed to be in response to those cartoons it shocked france just we shall it became the rallying cry of the magazine supporters after the shooting triggered discussions of free speech and freedom of the press charlie hebdo was also the first in a string of terrorist attacks in france over the past three years this has changed the bernie thora way i mean first of all this was an attack on the one of the very cool principle of democracy many friends here felt even today people are still afraid that there might be new attacks it's very much a topic i

the attackers brothers saeed and sheriff kwacha fled the scene and after a massive manhunt they were killed in a shootout with police. well in paris a ceremony is taking place as they say to commemorate the victims of the attack on the charlie hebdo satirical weekly and for more let's cross over now to our correspondent lisa lewis who is in paris so he says it's now been three hears from the charlie ever two attacks what's changed since then well this has changed strong's numbering a thorough way to i mean first of all this is hack was an attack on the right one of the very cool principle of democracy many trends here felt i mean the rejection the newsroom all shyla do is now being guarded twenty four seventh's they are working from an armored office and have to use armored cars are being a guarded by bodyguards all the time they have to spend more than one million euros per year for their protection and they are saying that they still receiving death threats over them obviously that was a moment that changed their life forever but also for the rest of the country for other friends w

condemnation and criticism against tunisia like we've seen for example against when sociology professor saeed a sidekick says that the different approaches to the similar protests in tunisia and iran could be explained by the fact that one of these countries is viewed as an enemy. tunisia is on the military it's a small country not many people know about that in american society. who many in america have been an enemy i mean. in a major obstacle for american policy in the middle east since its to pollution one hundred seventy nine in the piece all to you wrong very happy to look at anything. that happens it is more important to include to believe look as if this is. really the man. in covering tunisia and in part this totally different. the german army is recruiting an increasing number of minors according to figures from the country's defense ministry in fact over two thousand teenagers are now voluntary for germany's armed forces that's three times more than six years ago germany is one of the few countries worldwide that allows under eight teams to volunteer their only in a non-combat role

supporters of saeed are protesting against that move against his charities as well as against the u.s. president on from their angry mr crump's accusations that pakistan isn't doing enough against armed groups iran has reopened the border with iraq's kurdish region the crossings to build and sell them and media were closed in october iraq requested the closure in protest of the kurdish referendum for independence an iranian m.p. recently said the closure cost iran more than two and a half billion dollars those are the headlines up next is romania people power all season but by. you know if you were. going to let me you know. once the most corrupt country in the european union romanian society is engaged in an unprecedented fight against corruption. on the thirty first of january twenty seventh the biggest protests since the fall of romanians communist dictatorship broke out in the streets of. the newly sworn in government had secretly passed to the creek that could rant its members immunity from prosecution on some corruption charges. hundreds of officials including businessmen mayors

not far away at the regional course highs when to call is waiting at saeed. on the company the only of them. will. be until. she choses that a year ago his son was shot in the back by a police dog and while trying to defend his twelve year old brother. it's the first court case of its kind and for the mid future hopes so high that the perpetrator won't get away with it this time as it turns out the sergeant doesn't even attend the hearing hardly surprising say activists no policeman has ever been convicted of a shooting and the poochie. is a new diet who she holds responsible. and said henderson wondered at the end of it i see when lee but i came out all the same what they were. really hear me say either the sense of them and a low a level that of the area up and down the local insularis. sample i am in the us along the way i'm at that firm with that link it to some other us fear. that we want to go like i me whole are what i love own country and every one. gilligan's wetted. song don't bear not. include those who has to bear this. but it can mean as activist

that led by jamaat ud dawa that's the group headed by the two thousand and eight attack suspect hafiz saeed for his son has recently blocked donations to groups named in the u.n. security council sanctions list can go live now to a correspondent there is come out at the mouth so as many groups and taking part in this demonstration of. the old office. and address the rally the border is the government. from coming to that location you know road a bridge to educate the border a real telephone saw and indeed i do concede that the proceedings are still on the you're rallied about to wind down their legs will be a bit of a language it's the fault of the palestinians and the history and. a rejection all. from three hundred three figured out. wrong language coming out of the defense so focused on junk food gathering and they are expected. to cross the country within the next few weeks so i'm when we say that the pakistani government is cracking down on what is being described as radical groups who are the groups and what kind of action is the pakistani government taking against. well two of the gr

his protagonists nadia and saeed find their roots severed as militant extremists lay waste to their country when they leave the turmoil they feel both liberated and trapped their new life in the west brings its own challenges. europe is built on the notion of universality and that's being tested because people from outside if your values are truly universal. why do they not apply to us and europe in dealing with that challenge is dealing with an existential question. most and mates novel reflects a world in existential crisis is protagonists flee their home country and mourn the lives that they could have lived there. they passed through magic doors to reach a new life in london there along with other refugees they are sectioned off in ghettos may describe cities militarized zone says dark and dystopian but the truth is their reality for refugees all over the world. it seems to me is that the only three choices we have we slaughter them. or we work to prevent them from coming in the first place by improving conditions over that or we make conditions better in our home countries so that when

condemnation and criticism against tunisia like we've seen for example against when sociology professor saeed saadiq told us instability in iran is always exaggerated by the us government and media. tunisia is on the move to me and it's a small country not many people know about the inside the american society clear in iran to many in america had been an evil me i mean a major enemy in a measure of the can for american policy the good news is that it's a boost in one hundred seventy nine in the coups altie along the agunah happy to look at anything more deeply when that happens at least one point has to include the need to look as if this is the end of the regime to stupid to run a pool in covering tunisia and the only reason and put this. north in science careers held the first official talks for two years that story after the break. perhaps of absolute power corrupts absolutely and they fell of the metal over their heads up saudi arabia these days is as corrupt as the day is long and he's just stealing money from folks and with us right to be had but america is like that's reform ok well ok

cortez ordered the release of two journalists from detention that's according to local media mehmet and saeed al pay were jailed along with thousands of others in the wake of a failed coup attempt back in two thousand and sixteen. come i think british prime minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on bragg's at this after prominent gregg's that supporter nigel for raj said a second referendum is might be a good idea while many politicians have called for a second vote saying the consequences of the decision were not clear at the time for our says a second poll would end the debate once and for all warning. european union powers are urging president trump to endorse the nuclear agreement with iran speaking after a meeting in brussels with the iranian foreign minister they reaffirmed their commitment to the deal saying it's essential for international security and that it was working president trump is known to oppose the deal calling it quote the worst ever the e.u. meeting comes just a day before trump is expected to decide whether to reimpose certain sa

condemnation and criticism against tunisia like we've seen for example against him when sociology professor saeed sodiq told us instability in iran is always exaggerated by the us government and media. tunisia is on the military me and it's a small country not many people know about that and five american society in your own pool many in america have been and the enemy i mean i mean enemy in a maze of obstacle course american policy but they did he says if there was a mike in seventy nine and the kids all to you on the are very happy to look at anything. that happens or at least more porkers to include that in the media to look as if this is the end of the regime to open the front a pool which in covering the news now and the airing in part this good. russian bases in syria have been a target by trolls that story and after the break. what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. sold one of the present. or somehow wanted. to life for his life before. they get. interested. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. football isn't only a

shake bin saeed al maktoum called the a three eighty a success story and a critical part of future success for his company and united arab emirates the latest deal shows how confidently we're approaching the future and how determined we are to forge ahead dubai wants to keep growing and become a world class destination and aviation hub. airbus has manufactured and sold more than three hundred of the giant jets over the last ten years emirates has accounted for almost half of those orders but production lines have been silent recently high fuel and maintenance costs have deterred potential clients leaving air bus without a single order for over two years and into production appeared eminent the latest order puts new wind under the eight three eighty s wings airbus now hopes that other airlines will follow him or its lead. apple's been stashing cash abroad for years to avoid culprit tax rates at home but us president on trump's cuts have to change the act now the tech giant is bringing back that money team lost in the united states and safe in texas. it could be one of the biggest money tran

condemnation and criticism against tunis here like we've seen for example against when sociology professor saeed sadiq told us instability in iran is always exaggerated by the us government media who is on the small country not many people know about the inside america and our society in iran who many in america are. i mean i mean. the american policy says it's a month of if we mind. the purpose it is more important to include to look as if this is. the. port this. russian bases in syria have been attacked by drones that story and more after the break. so this is an amazing story because there were say real geo political impact of it going on a g. twenty country g seven countries japan actually the spending power of the culture the rise of big going in the millions of people who are buying it in japan and the multi billion dollars that they've appreciated in value is causing a genuine effect in their economy and this is going to be the year twenty eighteen twenty cryptocurrency to have this geo political influence. politicians to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when

linked to one of the main suspects in the two thousand and eight mumbai bombings in india have fees saeed has been designated a terrorist by the un and the united states he has repeatedly denied involvement in the attacks and a pakistani court found insufficient evidence to convict him the nigerian military says more than seven hundred people held hostage by boko haram have managed to escape they were found close to the northeast and border with chad the military says many of the captives were farmers and fishermen who were being kept in forced labor camps those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the scream i will see you very soon by. al-jazeera. where ever you. and here in the stream today from poverty to parliament will speak to your gandhian afro pop star and newly elected m.p. . uganda is a robber chugg better known by his stage name bobby wind grew up in one of kampala sports neighborhoods to his east african fans he's known as the ghetto president and over the past decade he has made a name for himself as a musician and social activists speaking out agai

criticism against tunis here like we've seen for example against him when so it's all agree professor saeed aside says that the different approaches to the similar protest internews here at the iran could be explained by the fact that one of these countries is viewed as an enemy who is on the move will know about that in american. society. who many in america are. i mean i mean. obstacle for all to be wrong. to look at any more that happened it is more important to include the leader. look as if this is. the. income of tunisia. put this. the german army is recruiting an increasing number of minors according to figures from the country's defense ministry over two thousand teenagers are now volunteering for germany's armed forces that is three times more than six years ago germany is one of the few countries worldwide that allows under eighteen's to volunteer though only in a non-combat role teenagers can apply if they are seventeen or have parental consent and german military is currently conducting a recruitment drive sending officers to give talks in schools across the country the campaign

sociology professor saeed sadiq told us instability in iran is always exaggerated by the us government media. palooza is on the move there in a little small country not many people know about the. american our society. many in america are. american policy but they didn't says it's noble mission one hundred seventy nine clues or be along. the path of least more important to include the media to look as if this is the regime. covering the news. i mean in part this the for. russia's defense ministry has revealed the details of two attempted drone attacks on two of its bases in syria but most were repelled and there were no casualties or damage caused by the wind so all of the attack was a g.p.s. guided homemade drone it's able to operate from a distance of up to one hundred kilometers and to carry a range of homemade explosives well russia's defense ministry as thirteen steps said thirteen such devices were used in the attacks and all of them were intercepted the find terrorists in syria use such technology has also raised concerns at the pentagon a spokesperson is worried that devices li

its neighbors pakistan now plans to take control of charities and financial assets linked to hafiz saeed who many believe was behind the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks you're up to speed with all of our top stories the stream is coming up next but much more news in twenty five minutes time i'll see you then. hi i'm molly could be and here in the stream are you living in a political filter bubble well there are quite a few apps for that but how much can technology do to get us out of our echo chambers. i'm getting. a slew of new apps aim that exposing users to opposing political views were developed after the divisive two thousand and sixteen us presidential election here's a look at just a few you can download escape your bubble back to chrome extension that inserts articles into your facebook feed after asking who do you want to understand better another extension politico promises to show you the political biases of your facebook friends and your news feed based on the political pages that they like and for a boy or a stick experience you can try clip on twitter which swaps out

to one of the main suspects in the two thousand and eight bombings from accepting donations hafiz saeed as being designated a terrorist by the un and the united states has repeatedly denied involvement in the attacks on the cole found insufficient evidence to convict him to move against the charity's follows a tweet from donald trump on monday criticizing pakistan for not doing enough against armed groups. joins us live from islamabad so he does have a following how these moves against the side going to go down domestically where their organization already. brought tears to across the country they're going to block the grand trunk road and totally on nick the move. to be about her obligations to the united nations and the move they say the government. gave to the united nations rather than pressure from the united states on. giving up. that cabinet meeting. the military sheaves including the neighbors. will be taking will be talking to the government so they're going to date going to be a farmer replied to the americans already the organization that we've talked about spoken to their sp

produce what they expected so there was disappointment was the volution as a tool for change ok dr saeed study sociology professor thanks for joining us here not a great to get your insight on what's happening there in tunisia. now the b.b.c.'s found itself accused of censorship by its own journalists that's after some claim they've been prevented from talking about equal pay and that follows of course the resignation of a senior journalist who claims she wasn't paid the same as some male counterparts here's artie's police go with further details. carrie gracie has resigned as the b.b.c.'s china editor and she's penned this open letter where she explains that last summer when the b.b.c. revealed the salaries of its highest paid staff she discovered that the two men who do the same job as her essentially as international editors but in other regions get paid much more than the two women who do those jobs as well take a listen to what she had to say master law i learned that in the previous financial year the two men least fifty percent more than the two women these revelations damaged the

jamaat ud dawa the organisation led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks suspect toughies saeed pakistan has recently brought so nations two groups named in a u.n. security council sanctions list the u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorist groups come on hyder is in with more. as sure as dollar data do with the palestinian people after the ball gets down to french guns. which will be taking place in different cities across pakistan the last one was general will be indian which tens of thousands of people. also participated now it is important in order to drums nation against budget on that is also growing considered against the united states for failing to do its job or no one is done and then trying to blame it on a new. court date is going to be considerable support as far as american moves are concerned by the government although the government at this time trying to have a measured response saying that the communication lines were still open with the united states and their target on hold

of the organisation that by the two thousand and eight by attack suspect toppy saeed my son has recently blocked donations to the two groups named in a u.n. security council sanctions may see u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorists. in the shower for us he joins us now live so come on several groups taking part in this rally who are they and what are they protesting for or against. what you're going to religious bodies. including the job market go ahead. they kick started a campaign against a unilateral move by the americans to move that embassy to jerusalem by ordering a very large rally in the city of rawalpindi after which they announced that they will be holding rally across the country today at the rally. those are going to be addressing the rally but other needs from the religious bargain also be talking at the away command how much has the u.s. decision to suspend military aid to pakistan put pressure on the government and will we see them now more inclined perhaps to take further action agains

documents showing that pakistan is planning to seize control of charities and assets linked to hafiz saeed a man does ignited a terrorist by many countries co-founded the group lashkar e tayyiba which the u.s. and india blame for the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks that killed one hundred sixty six people he denies any involvement last year a pakistani court found there wasn't enough evidence to convict him. pakistan's government is increasing fuel prices blaming the state of the international markets it's a move that's expected to particularly affect the poor and us camel hide away poor say could lead to bigger problems for the country's economy. the people are too large are already calling it a new game from the government of pakistan to its people and it's making headlines across the country and eleven point seven five question dried and the. government is saying that the move is justified because of the rise of international and that the president. and many of the country are for the people. from the government is in justice with the poor people who are suffering due to inflation

the organization led by the two thousand and eight moon by attack suspect fees saeed. the jerusalem decision by the united states president the kashmir issue and of recent tweet by trauma compelled us to launch a movement across pakistan to reunite an activate people against their cruel decisions against muslims and pakistan german chancellor angela merkel says she's optimistic of forming a coalition government almost four months after the country's general election talks have resumed in berlin between her christian democrat party and the social democrats form a coalition partners a potential sticking point is the refugee crisis right up to date with the headlines good news are coming up in half an hour for that it is inside story. does egypt support donald trump's decision on leaks suggest leaders in cairo don't object to u.s. recognition of the city as israel's capital and saudi arabia stands accused of secret support what does the apparent shift mean for the future of jerusalem this is inside story. hello there welcome to the program i'm laura kyle off the u.s. pres