the united states has called on the international community to take action on syria north korea and iraq national security adviser made the comments at the munich security conference. a suspected serial killer has been sentenced to death in pakistan for the rape and murder of a six year old girl on saudi's body was found in a garbage dump in january a week after she was kidnapped killing sparked nationwide protests and criticism the government wasn't doing enough to protect children. and libyans are marking seven years since the start of the revolution for many though there hasn't been much to celebrate protests that began in benghazi eventually led to the toppling of colonel gaddafi and twenty eleven but libya has been deeply divided since then in july twenty two of the country held its first free elections in more than forty years the transitional government handed power to the general national congress based in tripoli more elections followed and the house of representatives was formed in twenty fourteen but the gnc refused to give up power in tripoli forcing the house of representati

the united states has called on the international community to take action on syria north korea and iraq national security adviser made the comments at the munich security conference he says syria continues to use chemical weapons while iran's proxies are becoming more powerful and north korea poses a threat to the world. a suspected serial killer has been sentenced to death in pakistan for the rape and murder of a six year old girl. saudi's body was found in a garbage dump in january week after she was kidnapped killing sparked nationwide protests and criticism the government wasn't doing enough to protect children. is a political analyst and policy development advisor he joins us now. skype from islamabad to talk more about this case now this was a story of course that sparked a nationwide anger when it happened what role did the public pressure play in this in this particular case to getting to the. result that that's happened today well it certainly looks that it was entirely in response to the pressure that any good at all. because as as by the other or to the. cases that have been

continuing to use chemical weapons according to him he also warned north korea's nuclear program poses a threat to the world we know that syria north korea are not the only rogue states developing using spreading dangerous weapons now's the time to address serious flaws in the arend deal and counter iran's destabilizing activities including its development and proliferation of missiles. and its support for terrorist proxies and militias that fuel destructive conflicts across across the greater middle east so while that is happening indoors there have been protests on the sidelines of the munich security conference outdoors it's an annual demonstration with people rallying against a range of subjects including nato but this year has also seen a large turnout of kurdish demonstrators there rallying against the advances of turkish forces in northern syria live not to have someone about who is joining us from munich so a lot of hot topics so were discussed how summarize it say topics on a lot of hot spots in the region. indeed during a particular with the journal. trans national security and highlighting the white house as a visi

north korea is sending supplies that could build kechemical weapons. in exchange, syriapaying north korea with cash that could be used for its nuclear program. it is the convergence of two countries on the brink with terrifying and dangerous implications. all of this revealed as the top u.s. diplomat in charge has suddenly announced his retirement. i want to bring in barbara starr. what are national security officials saying? the potential dangers of them working together? >> reporter: the big worry is if these two regimes have really joined forces, it could mean a very dangerous new front for north korea to earn money for its weapons program. a frightening report by united nations investigators has concluded, north korea has been sending supplies to syria that could be used in the production of chemical weapons, possibly maintaining a cash flow for their nuclear program. "the new york times" who was first to report the story also says north korean missile experts have been seen working at chemical weapons and missile facilities inside years. i can't this while top u.s.

irresponsibly now is the time to do more a nuclear north korea poses a direct threat to all of us and seriously undermines the nonproliferation regime we know that syria north korea are not the only rogue states developing using spreading dangerous weapons now is the time to address serious flaws in the iran deal and counter iran's destabilizing activities including its development and proliferation of missiles and its support for terrorist proxies in militias that fuel destructive conflicts across across the greater middle east the iranian regime foments this violence with support from commercial entities affiliated with the islamic revolutionary guards corps or i.r.g.c. i mean including on air lands right here the company that lands right here in munich airport as a matter of international security and moral conscience we must stop doing business with iran g.c. affiliated interests encourage the development of a true commercial sector in iran and pressure the regime to respect the rights of its people the second area that deserves our continued attention is to feeding terrorist organizations that threaten our citizens and our way of life in recent m

easy for the israelis to do that very well equipped to blame iran for anything that happens in syria north korea's leader kim jong il has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president mungy and to visit people young the two countries have been holding talks on the sidelines of the winter olympics in china u.s. president donald trump is blocked the release of a classified democratic party memo on the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election it rebuts a republican memo that accuse the f.b.i. and the justice department of bias the president says the document should be made public because of national security concerns there in ramadi is making the first visit by an indian prime minister to the occupied palestinian territories the one day trip to the west bank as part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east earlier he discussed the israeli palestinian conflict with jordan's king abdullah nobody's expected to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later on saturday. egyptian state media says the country's security readiness has be

call 1-800-501-6000. >>> the united nations now connecting syria's chemical weapons program to north korealping syria make deadly weapons by providing supplies and manpower. we have the latest live from oman, jordan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that information is coming from a report by a u.n. panel of experts. that report hasn't been published yet. but a u.n. security council diplomat who's seen the report gave cnn some detail saying that north korea had sent experts and materials to syria over the past couple of years. when it comes to the materials, they're saying it is acid-resistant tiles, valves, and thermometers, presumably to use in a production facility. the experts say it is a missile, experts, and they traveled to syria in 2016 and 2017. several visits. at least one of those trips, they state department on a military base. according to one security council diplomat, they remain in at least three syrian cities now. the syrian regime has repeatedly denied allegations that it has used chemical weapons against its own people. and when it comes to these accusation

hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle from north korea to syria's president donald trump's foreign policy is literally all over the map north korea says it is open to direct talks with washington only to be met with preconditions in syria where the u.s. has no legal right to be in the first place peace is within view but this is not what the trumpet ministration want. cross-cutting missing diplomacy i'm joined by my guest musin in washington he is the executive vice president of the eurasia center in new york we have daniel is our he is an author and freelance journalist who writes frequently about the middle east eastern europe and the us constitution and in fort lauderdale we have ivan eland he's a senior fellow and director of the center of peace and liberty at the independent institute are you gentlemen crossed the rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated daniel let me go to you first you were calling this program missing diplomacy and let's look at two areas where a lot of diplomacy is necessary north

syria. north korea's kim jong moon has invited the south. korean president to pyongyang for talks to kim sr so on the sidelines of the winter olympics. and thousands of demonstrators have rallied against racism in the italian city of much of a week after six africans were shot by a far right sympathizer protesters warned of a revival of neo fascist sentiments during the campaign for next month's national elections. the irish republican party shin fein has elected a new leader to replace gerry adams who announced he was stepping down in november mary lou mcdonald says she's committed to pushing for a united ireland but has not been reports now from dublin she has more immediate challenges mean taking over from a man she calls a political giant mary lou mcdonald paid tribute to gerry adams who became shin fein president when she was a teenager and he was instrumental in northern ireland's peace process that led to the good friday agreement two decades ago he has defined politics on the science for a generation or more and when others said it w

syria. north korea's kim jong il has invited south korea's president to pyongyang for talks hosted kim sr in seoul on the sidelines of the pics. and being counted in sri lanka for its most peaceful election for decades it's the first votes and laws changed allowing a record number of women to campaign for a seat in local government. now the philippines president roderigo to say wants to change the constitution and switch to a new form of government he says it's a way to decentralize power to the regions and help alleviate poverty but critics say it's just a trick to keep government officials in jobs. as more. former philippines president for didn't marcus ruled with an iron fist for decades his marshall rule was seen by many filipinos as oppressive in one nine hundred eighty six the people power revolution removed him from office ushering in a new era of democracy the one nine hundred eighty seven philippine constitution was drafted with an emphasis on bringing about social justice past presidents have tried to change that constitution in the hope of prolonging their stay in power president

north korea of supplying the syrian government with items to create ballistic missiles and chemical weapons the reports expected to be publicly released next month outlines north korea's dealings with syria over the past ten years the supply of such items of breach u.n. sanctions the syrian government's been accused of using chemical weapons the report also says north korea sent ballistic missile systems to me and well who is managing editor at korea exposé and joins us live now on skype from seoul so this report hasn't officially been released yet but it will go on to say that that been dozens of climb to stein shipments to syria from north korea how big do you think the problem is. we have been hearing about a military connection between north korea and various countries around the world for quite some time in the name syria and myanmar certainly had a lot in the past this report that we're talking about now was in fact mentioned in an a.p. report a lot of months ago so people knew that something was going on but what makes the report so damning is not only that it's been compiled but independent experts associated with the united nations but they do this all months details of just how

syria. >>> north korea is changing its tune quite literally. country's giant loud speakers on the southern border typically blast propaganda speeches from the north into south korea but since the beginning of the olympics, the regime has been playing classical music ever so loud. the unusual change comes as we learn that kim jong un could be going broke. new reports suggest his cash flow is expected to run dry by october if these very tough international sanctions continue to cripple the north's economy. >>> republicans in pennsylvania filing an emergency request with the supreme court to block a new overhaul congressional map. they say the court doesn't have legislative authority to approve readiere districting. the supreme court threw out a map saying it violates the state's right to a free and equal election. >>> the conservative political action conference kicking off, celebrating president trump's agenda. >> tonight, vice president mike pence and other big names will take the stage before president trump steps up to the microphone tomorrow

syria goes back to late 1960s. north koreans help build a nuclear reactor in syria. so, it's very concerning. talk abouten creasing efforts by north koreaials. >> is that what's alarming to you? >> yes, increase in part is what's alarming to me because i've always known that north korea proliferates. and we continue to squeeze the regime they're going to be more motivated to proliferate. >> i asked sarah sander about this, i said does the white house believe that north korea is supplying these materials, she said aisle have to get back to you on that. what is the white house's obligation in this instance? >> well, to stop it but it's very hard to stop. proliferation concern is one of the number one concerns because imagine ending up in the hand of terrorist. we need to do more on efforts, and we really got to get international coalition. >> and interesting, shannon, because he talks about the red line, we foe donald trump doesn't like to talk about red lines. the situation and polite in syria has been something that's very emotionally affected donald trump in the past. >> right. and i look forward to seeing what he has to say on the bri

north korea of supplying the syrian government with items to create ballistic missiles and chemical weapons the reports expected to be publicly released next month and outlines north korea's dealings with syria over the past ten years supply of such items of breach u.n. sanctions syrian government's been accused of using chemical weapons and the report also says north korea sent ballistic missile systems to me in march well let's talk to graham on web is he's a research fellow at the nine young technological university joins us on skype from singapore graham good to have you back so this report hasn't been released yet but it will go on to say that there been dozens of plan to stand shipments to syria from north korea how big do you think the problem actually is good evening i have a little trouble hearing your question entirely but i can see that this report is not surprising but justified grounds for these assertions because they have precedents in the past where north korea has supplied both acknowledge e and knowledge to rogue regimes such as pakistan and syria and even iran in helping these countries to proliferate and formally missile weapons technology a nuclear weapons technology so

syria. north korea's leader uses be a limp dick backdrop to invite south korea's president to pyongyang. in sports sweden's show a color when it's the first cold winter olympics color taking the song title it's five goals up for grabs on day one of the. turkish military helicopters being shot down in syria during an operation against kurdish fighters turkey's president rajapaksa about of the way and says it happened near the southern had type province he's warning the perpetrators will pay a heavy price turkey has been battling syrian kurds across the border in the region since last month's goes straight now jim he joins us from the turkish city of gaziantep near the border with syria so we're hearing that claims of responsibility starting to trickle through what do we know at this point jamal. was a turkish military helicopters or mention that was downed initially or was it wasn't clear whether it was downed actually or over syrian airspace or indeed on. the talker side of the border there has been some video that has emerged online and we haven't been able to verify it exactly however

helping with missile technology and perhaps the combination. >> this wouldn't be the first time north korea and syriamed a dangerous alliance. a decade ago, u.s. intelligence officials accused north korea of helping syria build a reactor which could have been used to make nuclear weapons. the israeli military bombed it. news of the secret u.n. report comes just as america is losing the key diplomat who manages north korea policy. jose joseph yuan is retiring. >> losing him is a big hit and it comes as a critical moment. the olympics have ended and there's a big question if the u.s. and north korea are going to be able to find a way to talk to one another. >> reporter: with jun's departure, the u.s. will have no top envoy on north korea and no u.s. ambassador to south korea since the candidacy of victor cha was withdrawn in january. the trump administration says it will not discuss a timeline to name an ambassador nominee. >> even if the north koreans did want to talk to us credibly, it's unclear who they would be able to talk to that has the endorsement of the president. >> following what some see as

and china on the other hand which then percolates down or is found again in the conflicts in syria in north korea and other theaters so my contention is that as long as you don't have some form of consensus at the highest level that is the u.s. and russia and i think for mr lavrov will speak tomorrow in munich which is a good sign at least he was invited then you will not see your solutions to these other conflicts in the country we see as more proxy wars where the in syria l's. there so this kind of call for unity is very much i proposed i think by the general secretary i'm going to interrupt you there for a second because we are expecting to hear from the emmy katsav very specifically we understand he's going to talk about the g.c.c. crisis the beginning of june of course when four countries start easing gelato meeting that's all that's listen in great interest this distinguish odious. germany as especially appropriate venue for a meeting to discuss the present day global order and the threats to it. a nation that stands for the values of freedom and the rule of law. germany's also a major pitt

syria. north korea is helping syria to make chemical weapons. president obama's foreign policy coming on to roost of president trump has to deal with it. my take on that. top of the hour, coming up. ul. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum -- just to help you improve your skills. boom! that's lesson one. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. . . s stuart: the foreign policy of the obama administration was a disaster. one year after he left office the danger to america and the world is becoming very clear. according to a u.n. report north korea shipped 50 tons of equipment to syria. equipment used for the production of poison gas weapons. sir i can't used sarin gas on its own people hundreds died including women and children. despite threats president obama did nothing. when t

which opens today that includes some of the biggest challenges facing the world right now from syria to north korea the very capitals preparing to kick off the end you will high profile event it has the ploy four thousand police officers the three day forum brings together world leaders top diplomats and military experts from nato the e.u. and the u.n. to discuss global security policy. and interviews chief political editor michele a customer is following the conference on the ground for us in munich rachela what are the main issues set for discussion. well the big question is what does it take to maintain international security to also set a new framework following this past year particular of the trump presidency in the united states last year this was all about this kind of soft election what would the trumpet ministration do this year it's clear that the united states is withdrawing from several regions in the world and that really puts different power plays on the map here now we will hear at the beginning from germany's defense minister also to fund the line and her french counterpart and any

north korea most two hundred million dollars last year by violating u.n. sanctions the report to a security council committee says north korea supplied weapons to syria and me and mom and shipped coal to countries including russia and china the u.n. sanctions banning such exports are designed to limit funding for north korea's nuclear program at least two people have been killed and nineteen others injured in attacks on turkish towns near the border with syria and. turkey says rockets were fired from a kurdish enclave inside syria it's been more than two weeks of intense fighting in the area turkey launched an offensive to clear the region of syrian kurdish forces known as the wife e.g. which it says is a terrorist group. the y.p. g.'s accusing turkish backed fighters of mutilating and filming the corpse of a female kurdish fighter bomber in combat is understood to be a female member of the kurdish women's protection unit video seen by al jazeera appears to show free syrian army fighters standing over her body in a village near the turkish border border meanwhile local media say air and artillery strikes in eastern of all to have killed five people includin

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. >>> experts at the united nations are now accusing north korea of helping syria produce chemical weaponsrth korea is shipping equipment to the assad regime and in some cases even supplies technicians. syria's use of chemical weapons is driving them into refugee camps off the coast of greece. abc's ian pannell traveled to one of those camps where families are basically stranded. they can't get into europe and can't go home. >> reporter: among those stuck here this 14-year-old and five of his siblings along with a pregnant mother they escaped syria but in the chaos, losing touch with their dad. home is now a third of a dirty tent where they all live, sleep and play. and beyond the tents overcrowding. boiling over into violence. that was a fight just over food. this shows how tense and difficult things are here. it ends up in a brawl in a dirty street. >> as bad as the conditions are in that camp, more people keep arriving because the conditions in syria are even worse. >>> back here at home a former school bus driver in tennessee heads back to court facing vehicular homicide charges for a

says evidence of north korean military cooperation with syria and me and mark was also uncovered as well as providing ballistic missiles to the myanmar government just a gator say north korea help syrian president bashar al assad to develop chemical weapons between two thousand and twelve and last year it's believed more than forty north korean shipments were sent to companies acting for the research center overseeing syria's chemical weapons program it's five years since the syrian government announced it would destroy its chemical weapons program and stockpile following the deaths of more than two hundred eighty people in what experts believe was a sarin gas attack since that attack in ghouta syrian government forces have been accused of carrying repeated chemical weapons attacks syrian government leaders dismissed the allegations that said visiting north korean experts were only involved in sports related activities will be on mars and bassett or to the u.n. has said it has no weapons deals with north korea we know that north koreans have connections with organized crime like the accuser for example in japan on throughout asia and possibly the middle east or the north k

of chemical weapons but mostest said syria and north korea were not the only rogue states he said iran was building its hizbollah militia into a large proxy army and what iran is actually doing is applying the hezbollah model to the greater middle east in which they they want weak governments in power they want the arab world to be perpetually weak and if we governments in power that are dependent on iran for support kept at bay by thousands of police demonstrators gathered in the pulling snow around the conference center they come every year to oppose nato and call for disarmament. but this year the demonstration has been different it's been mobbed by a large contingent of kurdish demonstrators protesting against the turkish incursion against the kurdish enclave in northern syria and the two conflicts the turkish claims of making war in africa there are lots of kids and if they are dying it's forbidden the british prime minister to reserve may began the day at the conference with a keynote speech calling for a special relationship with the european union on security to bragg's it so a

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north korea made $200 million last year by exporting coal and other banned goods. >> the report indicates the coal went to countries like russia and china. investigators suggest north korea supplied weapons to syria and myanmar. >>> north korea is participating in the south korean olympics. they are almost here. the games kick off next friday in pyeongchang, south korea. paula newton is there. paula, hello. >> reporter: hey there, natalie, good to see you. hello, and good to see you. they are getting under way in a few days. the news cycle is so short. a few weeks ago, we were talking about whether or not the u.s. team went here given security concerns. nick kay hailey putting on the table they may not come here. we have come so far. we have 22 north korean participants. moon jay insaying he thinks it will come to fruition. it may, actually, end up getting something between north and south korea. skeptics say that is not what it is about. olympic organizers will take what they can at this point. they are putting the finishing touches on the events here, having a lot of things to do, still. we were out in bitter cold. sunshine helped a bit. they were putting up the ticket booths, rehearsing for th

nations report says north korea earned almost two hundred million dollars last year by violating un sanctions the report to a security council committee says north korea supplied weapons to syria and miramar and shipped coal to countries including russia and china the un sanctions banning such exports are designed to limit funding for north korea's nuclear program. the u.s. military is modernizing its nuclear weapons arsenal in response it says to concerns russia is expanding its capability the new pentagon strategy ends the obama era push to reduce america's stockpile defense secretary james mattis says the u.s. needs to see the world as it is not as it wishes it to be our defense department correspondent i think i am reports from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump never criticizes russian president vladimir putin but the pentagon is doing just that moscow retains a large stockpile of non-strategic nuclear weapons and continues to modernize those as well as its strategic systems this report says aggression from russia concerns about china and north korea and potentially iran are the reasons the u.s. needs to modernize its nuclear weapons and it's changing the wordi

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syria under their control. anchor: america's disarmament envoy has announced there has clearly been a history and relationship between north korea and syria when it comes to chemical weapons and missile activity. in the last few moments, a syrian envnvoy at the u.n. conference has said syria cannot possibly be using chemical weapons, it is it simply has none in its possession. those comments come on the back of a new york times report which says that u.n. it's have found proof that pyongyang has been supplying damascus with components to carry out guest attacks. robert sutton magics has more. robert: north korea is accused of sending materials to syria which could be used to make chemical weapons. using him -- using clandestine shipments like these spotted by the japanese navy, and apparent breach of you and sanctions. the times has seen an unpublished you and report into how well the state has complied with u.n. resolutions on its weapons program. >> my understanding -- i have just seen the press reports -- is that this is a report that goes to a panel of experts. i think the overarching message is that all member states have a

north korea of supplying the syrian government with items to create ballistic missiles and chemical weapons the reports expected to be publicly released next month and outlines north korea's dealings with syria over the past ten years the supply of such items with breach u.n. sanctions the syrian government's been accused of using chemical weapons and the report also says north korea sent ballistic missile systems to me and graham on weber's a research fellow at nanyang technological university he says the u.s. is likely to use the revelation to push for more sanctions on north korea. this was in the cards somewhat if you recall last month the central intelligence agency director michael pirro actually made remarks in public in washington d.c. suggesting that he wouldn't be surprised if the north korean regime would start selling its nuclear weapons technology in this arctic knology and wherewithal in order to generate cash in light of the fact that the current sanctions regime is really hitting john young extremely hard that it has to subsist so it's selling these sort of items would be quite lucrative in certain quarters of the world and clearly that the usual suspects have sprung up this

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follow and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle from north korea to syria's president donald trump's foreign policy is literally all over the map north korea says it is open to direct talks with washington only to be met with preconditions in syria where the u.s. has no legal right to be in the first place peace is within view but this is not what the trumpet ministration wants. cross talking missing diplomacy i'm joined by my guest in washington he is the executive vice president of the eurasia center in new york we have.

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from north korea to syria's president donald trump's foreign policy is literally all over the mouth north korea says it is open to direct talks with washington only to be met with preconditions in syria peace is within view but this is not what the trumpet ministration wants. now imagine recounts are we going underground within hours of a unanimous vote for a russian u.n. security council resolution on the world's worst humanitarian crisis yemen it came after rejection of a british plan by both moscow and beijing coming out of the show where's the money for grown fell we speak to one of corbin's key allies in the british parliamentary labor party chris williamson about storms and what the e.u. will do you know jeremy corbyn has thrown down the gauntlet on free trade and the major civil war we talked to those who support both sides of the afrin equation washington speak aka allies and then corazon pick a special forces a stories a made continues britain's defacto support for is the best insurgents in syria plus we'll look at the papers with my turn a senior editor and independent on my new