to shia them. and therefore they have to act in a much more sectarian way. with the help of the shia iran managed to make its presence felt in syria and iraq the revolutionary guard units have been essential tool in the strategy and thanks to the victory on the ground. they have undoubtedly never had so much influence in the iranian political game. as the i ask caliphate look close to collapse the islamic republic was in the process of establishing an unbroken territorial corridor to the mediterranean by baghdad damascus and beirut. for certain western countries as for saudi arabia iran had become the new leader of the great regional game in play it was now a question of doing as much as possible to reduce its influence. on. riyadh may the twenty first two thousand and seventeen donald trump on his first foreign visit is u.s. president it presents an opportunity to define the new middle east policy of the united states together with his allies a major strategic turnaround. probably wanted to. win b

in shia islam the main leader of the shias that bush is the first. to science. her son and her same. chose the path of peace the negotiations and hussein shows the power of confrontation on martyrdom so these two schools of thought provide different justifications for different policies and public and the supreme leader it was their idea of. a mom her sons peace and reconciliation in the frame that was honorable an honorable peace of one. he called it heroic flexibility which allowed the system to make the compromise that was pretty painful with the great satan. in the name of heroic flexibility the leader and allowed himself to overcome the islamic republic's visceral anti americanism one of the regime's major ideological standpoints and enter negotiations with the united states. the islamic republic's anti americanism goes back to the early days of the revolution. in november one thousand nine hundred seventy nine iranian students took fifty two american diplomats hostage. their objective was to demonstrate that the new islamic order was set against the west a

. ♪ >> archival: exchanges of gunfire between sunni and shia.thony: here, block-by-block, you see the scars from the fifteen-year civil war that only ended in the '90s. but also nightclubs, discos, beaches, bikinis, where much of the arab world comes to let their hair down. it is an incongruous mix. ♪ >> archival: all of this is just playing into people's fears, the violence is just beginning. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the bourj el-barajneh neighborhood has long been the home to principally palestinian refugees. but more recently it's become a refuge for syrians fleeing the barrel bombs of president assad on one hand, and the predations of isis on the other. the camp saw heavy fighting, shelling, and outright massacres during the religious conflict known as the lebanese civil war. everywhere, you see posters representing a full menu of political factions and affiliations from assad loyalists, to the plo, to every flavor of extremist. >> man: it's either a jihad, a victory, or martyrism. >> anthony: do you know of any other place in the region where all of

the shia led coalition in iraq's parliament has determined that u.s. troops must soon leave iraq it's renewed strengths to put forward a bill that if voted into law would force all u.s. forces out this shows the president trumps iran policy has potentially huge political and security ramifications for its neighbor that has already suffered decades of war started out as era more than iraq. and evacuations from the last pocket of territory held by eisel in eastern syria continue u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say thousands of people have now been moved out within the past few days they are being transferred from the eastern village of bug juice to the al hole refugee camp in northern syria but the kurdish forces say the battle to regain control is being held up because of civilians who are still stuck in the on klav evacuees said food clean water and medicine are running low in bargains protest leaders in sudan is calling for demonstrations after president or omar al bashir issued more emergency decrees on monday these include a ban on public gathe

have to work with others in order to get rid of this thirst organisational together so they had a shia militia groups out that the iraq has capital letters to expel u.s. troops if needed are the iraqi militias fired up enough to actually come to blows with the u.s. forces in the country. well according to the iraqi constitution there's no place for militias in the country by militias i mean groups who are outside the control of the state this is against the state i guess they are key people should not be allowed we didn't i would not i would if they are right give them a swat out acting outside of this did they will be they name is all fair they should not be allowed this idea aczel post to the other on the groups who are within the state we have the me we have the police we have the public mobilized titian force who have been now organized by the law which is just that by parliament which is applicable now to the. public will but as dition force within the framework of the iraqi security update this. they are answerable to the commander in chief and to the rest of the screwed up i jus

together so they had of a shia militia groups that the iraq has. made it are the iraqi militias fired up enough to actually come to blows with the u.s. forces in the country. well according to the iraqi constitution there's no place for militias in the country by militias i mean groups who are outside the control of the state this is against the state i guess they are lucky people should not be allowed we didn't have i would not i would if they are right give them a swat out i think outside the states they will be they name is off air lock they should not be allowed inside jock aczel post to the other on the groups who are within the state we have the me we have the police we have the public mobilization force who have been the organizer by the law which is by parliament which is applicable now to the public will but as dition force within the framework of the iraqi security update this. they are answerable to the commander in chief and to the rest of the screwed up i just if you ask me do we give them and all of them is to outside the control of t

the shia militia no that cost.ith. one fighter tells me if they weren't here islamic state would overrun the shia heartlands. but many a rack his fear their country could get caught up fear their country could get caught up in the wider struggle between america and iran. the biggest awards ceremony in the music industry, the grammys, took place in los angeles last night. the night was dominated by women with a surprise appearance from formerfirst lady, michelle obama. dua lipa flew the flag for british music winning the award for best new artist. the bbc‘s danjohnson was there. this was the grammys' response to being labelled "so male." 12 months ago, only one major prize went to a woman, so this year, female performers were front and centre. we're going to get this party started. alicia keys hosted the show. from motown records... michelle obama was onstage early. she got a standing ovation, having barely uttered a word. lady gaga won best performance. thank you, thank you so much. cardi b picked up best rap album

the shia led coalition in iraq's parliament has determined that u.s. troops must soon leave iraq is renewed strengths to put forward a bill that if voted into law would force all u.s. forces out this shows the president trumps iran policy has potentially huge political and security ramifications for its neighbor that has already suffered decades of war started out as era more than iraq. but who cares a main opposition party is prepared to back a second referendum on breaks that may bleed a german support an amendment in favor of a public vote to prevent a quote damaging tory breaks that promise. mr cherry's i'm a has been trying to win support for her daily from her own conservative party as one of the opposition m.p.'s u.k. set to leave the e.u. on march twenty ninth or breaks it could have an immediate and drastic impact on the u.k.'s national health service especially if the u.k. leaves the e.u. without a deal findings published in the medical journal the lancet suggests there could be shortages of medicines vaccines and stuff need barca has more. b

and victories for non—sunny— mac in victories for the shia and victories for non—sunny—mac in iran. on iran's nuclear programme. it goes right up to india, because india would not wa nt to india, because india would not want the region destabilised by war, by an attack by the united states of america, which is actually triggered by israel. i agree. does america, which is actually triggered by israel. iagree. does anyone disagree with the european position? it sounds as if no one really feels... i suppose israel is the country getting behind the us position. the us position right now is not to attack iran. i don't know about the israeli position, but certainly not the american position. and what they want is change from within. everyone wants change from within. everyone wants change from within rather than an attack. that is where we will have to leave it. change from within proposed for iran. thanks for joining change from within proposed for iran. thanks forjoining me today. that's it for dateline london for this week. we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. it has

led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christians use e.-d. and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and western iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread isis message. in that call i have ordered for unified friday sermons and all mosques in the in of a province hocussed on counteracting i saw an ideology and highlighting the atrocities committed by them and how people should work together to overcome their ramadan so i sold culture at the place where baghdadi declared himself kalif of

because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christian is eating and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and west in iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread eisel is message. in a call i have ordered for unified friday sermons on mosques in the in of a province on counteracting eisel ideology and highlighting the atrocities committed by them and how people. should work together to overcome the remnan

factions worked out a compromise allowing representation of sunni lawmakers backed by the powerful shia group hezbollah and the heavy air we are facing financial and economic challenges as well as social and administrative wides other than the challenges that we know of in the region and the situation on our border and the israeli threats this means that the cooperation between the ministerial team is a must to be up for the challenges and for the government to succeed. activists in egypt are worried there's a plot to silence them that's after a lawyer filed a complaint against for human rights groups who met with the french president emmanuel micro-loan during his visit to egypt earlier this week the complaint accuses the groups of offending the egyptian state and harming the country's interests it says they discuss death sentences and prison conditions with michael the complaint says they also talked about proposed constitutional changes amir monkey is a researcher at the middle east and north african division of human rights watch he says the number of cases against activists are inc

led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christians use e.-d. and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and western iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread isis message. in a call i have ordered for unified friday sermons in all mosques in the in of a province hocussed on counteracting i saw an ideology and highlighting the atrocities committed by them and how people should work together to overcome the remnants of isolates culture at the place where baghdadi declared himself kalif of is

because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities on the isis rule shia christian is eating and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and west in iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread eisel is message. in that cool i have ordered for unified friday sermons on mosques in the in of a province on counteracting i saw as ideology and highlighting the atrocities committed by them and how people. should work together to overcome the

battle repeatedly with drug smugglers and sunni fighters in predominantly shia iran. voters in spain are facing the prospect of their third general election within four years after members of parliament defeated the budget plans of the ruling a socialist government. venezuelan opposition leader one. who has ordered the armed forces to allow the delivery of aid sent by the united states within the next ten days president nicolas maduro who continues to have the backing of the military says threats of invasion must stop. the united states is leading a conference in poland on the security situation in the middle east and the threat posed by iran more than sixty countries represented earlier dozens of protesters rallied in warsaw for a change in the leadership in iraq spite the presence of the u.s. secretary of state and the vice president at the talks some key players snubbed at the meeting russia is not attending and the european union has only sent low level delegates. in warsaw what's been happening there. well how some we're coming close to the convening of this much

on the soil of iraq right on its doorstep that view is reflected within the parliamentary blocs the shia blocs within the iraqi parliament they're even putting together a bill to present to parliament which says that the american troops should be out of iraq within a year of the bill being passed so the president obviously has to reflect the views held by a large part of the parliament nevertheless this is a difficult situation for the iraqi government on the one hand it does not want to upset its biggest neighbor iran and its eastern border but at the same time it does know that it needs those five thousand two hundred u.s. troops which are based in iraq at the moment for two significant reasons one to help them deal with the remnants of i saw and to carry on training iraqi troops in iraq does not want to see another afghanistan in iraq when american troops were pulled out of afghanistan under the obama regime and there was a resulting upsurge in violence there iraqis determined that its own troops should be trained well enough and properly so that when american and foreign troops event

concessions but it was a demand by hezbollah that it's suddenly ally hezbollah being of course the shia party it's suddenly ally be given a ministerial portfolio hezbollah has had a more conciliatory. attitude in the past a few days so a new government parliament is going to me to give it a vote of confidence that is expected to happen but the political power the balance of power does not changed hezbollah and its allies control or control the parliament they can try. political power in this country and by extension that means iran and its ally the syrian government are are who really have influence over lebanon the un security council i agree it has agreed to the possible easing of an arms embargo on central african republic a review of the northeast into the ban imposed five years ago when the president was overthrown shallop ballasts reports. was government supporters marched through benghazi hoping to pressure diplomats in new york central african republic is under an international embargo to stop it from buying albums and ammunition for its military and police just so. i am angry f

of the shia population of syria and also we should bet the nation to annihilate the terrorists and also we should pay attention to the security of turkey. we all here agreed upon all these points. and so the illegal interference by design history genie in syria. this is a cause for concern by the syrian nation and other nations of the region. israelis. whenever they want. lebanon or syria they fly over these territories and they bombard whatever they are there want. and unfortunately the united nations. and the sponsor people and the world. they are silent when it comes to these repent that their interference and violations in syria. this means that. they're not they do not want full security and syrian individual. we are happy that the three guarantor countries. are consuming their own measures their own efforts and order to reduce tension in order to get a. stable future for syria in the same way that we believed from the beginning those aleutian of the syrian issue is syrian issue is a political issue and military issue is not going to work we hope that the syrian people after years

terms is it one the foreign troops to leave in terms of this bill that's being put forward by the shia bloc in parliament that can only happen once parliament comes back into session pollens not going to be back in session until the start of march the president has deferred the decision to the prime minister the lucky who is also commander of the military so no decision on this is likely to be taken if i told until the parliament resumes back at the start of march all right rob matheson with an update from baghdad rob thank you iran is marking the fortieth anniversary of the one nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution yet within a year and a half of the revolt neighboring iraq declared war and invaded by western and arab allies so decades later iranians speak of the revolution and the war in the same breath two major upheaval that transformed the country and remain in extra could linked in the minds of iranians at the time post revolution iran was still finding its feet and was militarily unprepared for its first conflicts and the eight year war ended in a stalemate with the death

the shia led coalition in iraq's parliament has determined that u.s. troops must soon leave iraq it's renewed threats to put forward a bill that if voted into law would force all u.s. forces out this shows the president trumps iran policy has potentially huge political and security ramifications for its neighbor that has already suffered decades of war stop it al-jazeera must war in iraq. now behinds topcoat has off held the prison terms of three relatives of an exile fumin rights activist side has been living in exile in britain since twenty twelve his brother and mother in law and cousin was sentenced to three years in jail and twenty seventeen on security challenges the un has described the case as an unlawful act of reprisal now peta found as a green book has been named best picture at this year's academy awards in los angeles the film tells the story of a friendship between an african-american concert pianist and has italian american dr and the one nine hundred sixty s. it also won oscars for best supporting actor and best original screenplay rob

factions worked out a compromise which would allow representation of sunni lawmakers backed by the shia group hezbollah. to have we are facing financial and economic challenges as well as social and administrative ones other than the challenges that we know of in the region and the situation on our border and the israeli threats this means that the cooperation between the ministerial team is a must to be up for the challenges and for the government to succeed. a has more from beirut. the political deadlock is now over nine months of political wrangling lebanon has a now a government it's never an easy process in this country rival politicians agreeing on the distribution of seats simply because of lebanon sectarian based power sharing agreement so rival politicians agreeing on a new cabinet why now well many observers believe france played a role france a former colonial power a country which has influence here in lebanon their work consultations in recent weeks in the french capital a number of lebanese politicians a visiting paris and paris of course having some sort of leverage over

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the shia militia know that cost.d their faith. translation: one fighter tells me that if they were not here, is would overrun the shear heartlands. but many iraqis now fear their country could get caught up in the wider struggle between america and iran. martin patience, bbc news, iraq. social media sites should be fined or shut down if they don't tackle dangerous selling by influencers, england s children s commissioner has said. influencers are personalities with large numbers of followers on social media platforms. a bbc panorama investigation found a 13—year—old who lost money on a game promoted by an influencer on youtube, and a girl who suffered from an eating disorder asked to promote a diet product on instagram. catrin nye has the story. welcome to dubai! social media influencers are digital superstars. many are paid to advertise products to the followers online. zara mcdermott from last years love island tv series is one of them. what's the most you've ever got offered for a post of a product? £3000 for one

operate and that many people can use them if that happens then i'd be happy as the person then shot shia to. but even keeping the lights on proved difficult. claims that all the apartments have been sold in pyongyang flatter to deceive there's not a single light in sight only darkness. there's more online on our website dot com ford slash asia and don't forget to check out the daily news on facebook too that's it for now for you next time to get back. here what's coming up on the going to sleep you have plenty to talk about a few more details. on this league every weekend here. hey listen. that's what video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level a sense to him composer no group going out soon. featured in. his music it's better to give you. sounds good. video game music starts feb twenty fifth on g.w. . is there a light at the end of the tunnel of tariffs negotiators from china and the us described last week's talks in beijing as constructive markets across asia boy and even another slump in china car sales i'm not spoil that part of

to operate and that many people can use them if that happens then i'd be happy as the person unshod shia to. but even keeping the lights on proved difficult. claims that all the apartments have been sold in peeling chuang flatter to deceive there's not a single light in sight only darkness. one of the world's most iconic aircraft is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of its maiden flight the boeing seven hundred seven nicknamed the jumbo jet took off for the first time on february ninth one thousand nine hundred sixty nine in the us state of washington it was the first wide body plane to be built and it held the record for carrying the most passengers until the twenty first century the seven for seven series was originally to be phased out after four hundred planes were sold half a century later more than one thousand five hundred taken to the sky. coming up next the world stories today we need holocaust survivors in israel a young woman fighting female genital mutilation in guinea and discover how a dispute and ukraine's church is dividing the country's faithful there's more news at t

operate and that many people can use them if that happens then i'd be happy thing as the person unshod shia. but even keeping the lights on proved difficult. claims that all the apartments have been sold in pyongyang flatter to deceive there's not a single light in sight only darkness. there's more online on our website www dot com ford slash asia and don't forget to check out the daily news on facebook too that's it for now for you next time goodbye. first clinging listen to the door as grand as arrives. join your reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary during an orangutan returns home on t w don't come to tanks. we make up over three quarters of our food that hundred sixty five we are the seven seven percent. they want to shape the continent's future to. be part of enjoying africa youngsters testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to the seventy seven percent. platform for africa. the. hope is fading fast for finding survivors of last week's mining disaster in zimbabwe flubbing trapped about seventy minus five only eight were rescued

operate and that many people can use them if that happens then i'd be happy as the person then shot shia to. but even keeping the lights on proved difficult. claims that all the apartments have been sold in pyongyang flatter to deceive there's not a single light in sight only darkness. there's more online on our website conference lash asia and don't forget to check out the delhi news on facebook to that's it for now for a few next times if i. am secure in the volume. that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with a smuggler is with clients and. what's your story. i'm with i was a women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in four migrants your platform for reliable information. is there light at the end of the tunnel of terrorists negotiators from china and the us described last week's talks in beijing as constructive markets across asia are boy and e

and that many people can use them if that happens then i'd be happy thing as the person then shot shia. but even keeping the lights on proved difficult. claims that all the apartments have been sold in peeling chuang flatter to to see there's not a single light inside only darkness. veterinarians in the us town of cali spell have saved a cat that was found frozen stiff in a snow bank take a look at this fluffy the cat was delivered to the animal clinic unconscious with clumps of snow and ice sticking to its fur the cat was actually so cold that staff couldn't measure its body temperature but fluffy was revived with generous tell rubbing cage warmers and intravenous fluids coming up next we take a look back at this week's global headlines on world stories and there's more news of the top of the hour in the meantime all the latest news and information is available on our website dot com. it's time for berlin sixty nine film festival. we give you the lowdown on all the stars movies and gossip. the burning of a twenty nineteen every day on. the world of obscene wealth. india's new horizon

the leading shia cleric who's describing himself as a nationalist he doesn't want to see any foreign troops on the ground in iraq but the government is in a difficult position as i say because on the one hand it has to reflect the views of those members of parliament but at the same time it knows it needs the american and foreign troops to be able to deal with a potential threat from myself and also to be able to train its own troops to deal with cells and attacks around the country that meanwhile the city of mosul is trying to rebuild itself there's a big government program at the moment to try to move a lot of the rubble and people are starting to rebuild their lives but thousands are still homeless. small shops are surrounded by devastation. the wreckage of the iraqi military's battle to regain the city of mosul from i saw a gunman. as i said the other day. i still kidnapped and then killed my husband when they stormed the city back in twenty fourteen and ever since i've been struggling to any living and feed my children i still see these mosul in twenty fourteen but after a hard

the leading shia cleric who's describing himself as a nationalist he doesn't want to see any foreign troops on the ground in iraq but the government is in a difficult position as i say because on the one hand it has to reflect the views of those members of parliament but at the same time it knows it needs the american and foreign troops to be able to deal with the potential threat from myself and also to be able to train its own troops to deal with cells and attacks around the country that meanwhile the city of mosul is trying to rebuild itself there's a big government program at the moment to try to move a lot of the rubble and people are starting to rebuild their lives but thousands are still homeless. small shop is surrounded by devastation. the wreckage of the iraqi military's battle to regain the city of mosul from i saw a gunman as i said the other day. i still kidnapped and then killed my husband when they stormed the city back in twenty fourteen and ever since i've been struggling to earn a living and feed my children i still sees mosul in twenty fourteen but after a hard fou

the leading shia cleric who's describing himself as a nationalist he doesn't want to see any foreign troops on the ground in iraq but the government is in a difficult position as i say because on the one hand it has to reflect the views of those members of parliament but at the same time it knows it needs the american and foreign troops to be able to deal with a potential threat from myself and also to be able to train its own troops to deal with cells and attacks around the country that meanwhile the city of mosul is trying to rebuild itself there's a big government program at the moment to try to move a lot of the rubble and people are starting to rebuild their lives but thousands are still homeless. small shops are surrounded by devastation. the wreckage of the iraqi military's battle to regain the city of mosul from i saw a gunman as i said the other day. i still kidnapped and then killed my husband when they stormed the city back in twenty fourteen and ever since i've been struggling to end a living and feed my children i still sees mosul in twenty fourteen but after a hard foug

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tried wishing away the dangers of a radical islamism that's poisoning both islam's great sunni and shia streams that seeks to crush every form of dissent and divergence. we made a devil's bargain with our common enemy, the enemy of our allies and partners in the middle east. since day one of this administration, president trump promised to stand with the good people of iran and stand up to their oppressors. and that's just what we've done. president trump kept his word. when he with drew the united states of america from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. the so-called joint comprehensive plan of action did not prevent iran from obtain agnew clear weapon, it merely delayed the tai when that vile regime would gain access to the world's deadliest weapons and remarkably, the universal view of those who spoke last night at this very conference was that iran has actually become more aggressive since the jcpoa was signed, not less. the united states reimposed sanctions that should never have been lifted in the first place and we've launched a new campaign to prevent the regime in financing its

on the soil of iraq right on its doorstep that view is reflected within the parliamentary blocs the shia blocs within the iraqi parliament they're even putting together a bill to present to parliament which says that the american troops should be out of iraq within a year of the bill being passed so the president obviously has to reflect the views held by a large part of the parliament nevertheless this is a difficult situation for the iraqi government on the one hand it does not want to upset its biggest neighbor iran on its eastern border but at the same time it does know that it needs those five thousand two hundred u.s. troops which are based in iraq at the moment for two significant reasons one to help them deal with the remnants of i saw and to carry on training iraqi troops in iraq does not want to see another afghanistan in iraq when american troops were pulled out of afghanistan under the obama regime and there was a resulting upsurge in violence there iraqis determined that its own troops should be trained well enough and properly so that when american and foreign troops eventu

the shia led coalition in iraq's parliament has determined that u.s. troops must soon leave iraq it's renewed strengths to put forward a bill that if voted into law would force all u.s. forces out and this shows the president trumps iran policy has potentially huge political and security ramifications for its neighbor that has already suffered decades of war started out as era more the iraq. and we're going to. head of the blows that's coming up. a half. a who. he has. thanks very much investigators have released their first report into the air crash that killed cardiff city footballer and millions and includes new images of the wreckage of the plane which was found thirteen days after a vanishing over the english channel in january sala had been flying from france to wales after saying goodbye is former teammate sutton and the cause of the crash is yet to be determined the radar information we have is quite detailed and it shows the aircraft in a turn through about one hundred eighty degrees and in that turn the aircraft descended and then towards the

pashtun system with a huge amount of oppression of woman are they going to accept the presence of shia and has are a minority which when they were in power before they discriminated against so we have to look at what they mean when they say islamic system a true islamic system would be fine but if it's one that is really just a pashtun tribal system that's another question full ivory coast present lot of bank that has been released by the.

pashtun system with a huge amount of oppression of women are they going to accept the presence of shia in the has are a minority which when they were in power before they discriminated against so we have to look at what they mean when they say islamic system a true islamic system would be fine but if it's one that is really just a pashtun tribal system that's another question for my because president lower bunk has been released by the international criminal court he designed to form a youth minister shands a bloke who acquitted last month but that decision's been the peals by prosecutors they have been accused of crimes against humanity including initiating a wave of violence following disputed elections in twenty ten jubilant supporters dunstan chanted outside the court they say bang there is innocent and hope that one day he'll return to the ivory coast. the time that the reason that. we. are free but kirsten is deputy director of the wyoming foundation which promotes the international criminal justice system he says bank but still faces jail time one of the challenges. the acquitta

because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities on the isis rule shia christian is eating and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and west in iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread eisel is message. in that cool i have ordered for unified friday sermons on mosques in the in of a province hocussed on counteracting i saw as ideology and highlighting the atrocities committed by them and how people should work together to over

shia way not. in early spring of two thousand and fourteen eastern ukraine was also buzzing with protests against the new authorities in kiev this region with the population close to russia geographically and culturally feared that the ultra right leanings of the newly formed government would bring meal nationalism to their lands. and they have their reasons. the status of the russian language in ukraine has been a stumbling block for many years implementing russian nasa second state language was one of the main campaign promises of president bush in a full day in two thousand and twelve the government passed a law making it the second official language in the southern and eastern parts of ukraine the areas where the russian speaking. elation makes up a majority ukrainian nationalist groups initiated massive protests opposing the law and observing viewer might see some familiar faces there on a five month. part of our last. on february twenty third two thousand and fourteen the very next day after