these allegations of vote rigging when would arika 1st came into power in 2014 when he began his 1st t.v. said he would began his 1st term rather he said he would fight corruption but since then he's had allegations around corruption made against him specifically around some dubious political donations now the opposition parties or some have said that the except the result and they've also congratulated. others have said that they will continue to oppose the election result. the un's refugee agency says that ethnic fighting is forcing thousands of nigerians to seek refuge in neighboring new jab around $20000.00 fled homes in the last month alone fighting has flared between farmers and herders of different ethnic groups kidnappings for ransom are also on the rise. malaysia says it won't be bullied into becoming a dumping ground for waste from other countries it's sending thousands of tons of rubbish back to britain the us canada saudi arabia and china the philippines is in a similar dispute with canada the malaysian government has clamped down on dozens of illegal plastic recycling factories si

of the model dictatorship which is actually the world's biggest drug cartel importing drugs live t.v. said that already we now know that high in the full talks have taken place in norway sorry plea not direct talks correct mediated by norway what's happened in these talks. oh not much is the answer is the short answer to that what how they've been totally unproductive yet they were totally unproductive there were an initial out we each so because the group the international contact group and the us that you. love to comment on were all the other ones to ones who were aware that we're aware that nor you know and the un also again not a bastion of right wing nuts. you know we're aware of these talks and we send representatives from the why the government the mother decided. to representatives they didn't authorize together they did not speak to each other they did not have breakfast together and there you saw my in the point once the man it was with the norwegian oarfish ols to state their position and under what conditions they would not go she ate we stayed so that's the next step so we st

t.v. he said america was wrong to think it could reduce iran's output to zero pressure from the u.s. is expected to drive iran further into recession and inflation towards forty percent. official figures show the eurozone economy expanded by zero point four percent in the first quarter of the year that's twice as much as the previous quarter and unemployment fell to its lowest levels since two thousand and eight it's now hovering around seven point seven percent although that's higher in some countries like greece see. profits european airplane maker air bus fell eighty six percent during the first quarter of the year that's true to a number of factors including the ending of the a three eighty super jumbo program after years of losses the german government suspension of defense exports to saudi arabia resulted in a one hundred ninety million euro loss. high rollers pro players champagne and convertibles those are some of the things that come to mind whenever monaco is mentioned but now europe's gambling capital wants to bet big on something else sustainability that is. monaco is pre

these allegations of vote rigging when would arika 1st came into power in 2014 when he began his 1st t.v. said he would began his 1st term rather he said he would fight corruption but since then he's had allegations around corruption made against him specifically around some dubious political donations now the opposition parties are some have said that they except the result and they've also congratulated. others have said that they will continue to oppose the election result. saudi arabia is being accused of years inspire where to talk as a prominent critic in britain. the sorry is a satirist and star whose rights are more than 200000000 views on his channel where he regularly criticizes the society of oil family saudi is saudi arabia's embassy in london was notified of a legal claim on choose day accusing the kingdom of hacking the comedian's phone and using it to spy on him it's the latest allegation in the n.s.o. group israeli surveillance company whose products have allegedly been used to target activists and journalists around the world. or how little just son is the executive director o

the trade talks with beijing right now a very important i mean we saw this already with trump and said t.v. which i mentioned the other manufacture which is sort of big in in china and in the world trump stepped back when he banned said he insulted the company was about to flop basically because of so much. and that was overturned and here we come again with this band not directed at any certain company but obviously at wild way and said he according to analysts ok no no the term for an ever search is very interesting as well we don't know who that is exactly. potentially could be european country companies in the future as well. it's difficult is difficult to say who this can be applied to exactly exactly and it's a really tricky situation and hard to gauge exactly what the trumps what term strategy is here and how this is going to pan out because there are so many bugging chips that he does have and that he is effectively using i mean his strategy isn't bad if you talk to many adolescents and he's actually getting some way on on china in the way china does business because the way china

t.v.'s president trumper said that beijing should reach a trade agreement with the white house. i say openly to president xi and all of my many friends in china the china will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave china for other countries too expensive to buy in china you had a great deal almost complete it and you backed out donald trump insists that america benefits from a trade war with china picking up the losses but even his chief economic adviser appears to disagree doesn't and says china doesn't that china it pays the terrace they may suffer consequences but it's the us businesses and us consumers who paid correct and yes to some extent and yeah i don't disagree with that again ball size ball size will suffer on this. international independent china specialist under long believes that both countries are digging themselves in for a long trade war. and it would be running out of paris very soon because you love us that is it's not exporting anything near china's exports but on the other hand there are. territory. leavers equa

maintained that innocence they said they had no idea they were taking part in a mud plot and that they always thought they were merely playing harmless pranks for a reality t.v. show many analysts have said it would have been a struggle to convict them for murder because prosecutors would have found it difficult to come up with a motive as to why these two women wanted to kill kim jong nam and the lawyers for the two women have always said that they believe the women pawns of a north korean plot to kill kim jong nam they say the real loss to mines all the four north korean agents who had recruited the women and trained them to the extent of taking them to carry out practice runs at shopping malls in crowded areas in kuala lumpur and these four north korean men were charged in that century but they've never been in malaysia in police custody because they fled the country i was off to kim jong nam. and south korea has said it believes north korean intelligence was behind the killing of kim jong what this trial has done is it has helped shed light on a few things such as the fact that kim jong numb when he died was found to have been carrying on him vols antido

maintained their innocence they've always said they had no idea they were part of a murder plot they thought they were just taking part in a harmless prank for reality t.v. and many legal analysts have said that it would have been difficult to convict these two women in any case because prosecutors would have struggled to come up with a motive for these two women to want to kill kim jong un and the lawyers for the two women have also said that they believe these two women were mia pawns used by north korean intelligence in a plot hatched up by north korean intelligence they say that the women were recruited by north korean men who were their handlers who also trained them took them on practice runs in shopping malls in crowded areas of kuala lumpur and they say these men who have been charged in that century for the murder of kim jong un are the real loss to minds of the killing and these men have never been arrested so malaysian police have never had them in their custody even south korea has said it believes north korean intelligence was behind the killing of kim jong nam but what this trial has done is it has helped shed light on certain things such

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t.v. interview pompa pump a said the u.s. is not looking for war with iran britain has warned of the risk of accidental war. foreign policy chief is encouraging both sides to talk rather than issue threats. michael pale heard that very clearly today from from us not only for myself but also from the other ministers of even the states that. we are living in a crucial delicate moment where. the most relevant. attitude to take the most responsible attitude to take is what we believe should be and that of maximum maximum restraint voiding any escalation on a military side. same as robbie is following reaction in tehran. well iranians will also tell you that they've been saying all along that they do not want a confrontation they do want not want a conflict but they won't back down from a fight both sides at some point have said that an open conflict is not something they want but both are on a very aggressive footing and iranians will point to the fact that mr pompeo maybe saying what he's saying now but the fact is that very pub

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chair rod sims said the proposed merger between t.v. and vodafone is likely to be substantially less than the competition and supply of mobile services because a proposed merger would preclude t.p.t. entering as the fourth mobile network operator in australia. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return deutsche bank is back in the hot seat as it can face fire from shareholders over its recent scandals correspondent alex mail and its takes us through what the bank may be facing just a few weeks after the collapse of its major merger plus bad news for a major change has been hacked forty million dollars worth of. cuts are currently at less than one doesn't delve into the details of the hike and what this could mean for declining market. and as we get a break here the numbers at the closing bell. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next. different clubs. home fields where everything is familiar. i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprise.

maintained that innocence they said they had no idea they were taking part in a mud plot and that they always thought they were merely playing harmless pranks for a reality t.v. show many analysts have said it would have been a struggle to convict them for murder because prosecutors would have found it difficult to come up with a motive as to why these two women wanted to kill kim jong nam and the lawyers for the two women have always said that they believe the women were mia pawns of a north korean plot to kill kim jong nam they say the real loss to mines of the four north korean agents who had recruited the women and trained them to the extent of taking them to carry out practice runs at shopping malls in crowded areas in kuala lumpur and these four north korean men were charged in that century but they've never been in malaysia in police custody because they fled the country i was off to kim jong nam. and south korea has said it believes north korean intelligence was behind the killing off kim jong not what this trial has done is it has helped shed light on a few things such as the fact that kim jong numb when he died was found to have been carrying on hi

these whales said today it's new within t.v. he's targeting terrorists and when your sense of the coverage is that there is something that these people did to deserve this or that they are affiliated with terrorists and terrorist minded governments the fallout of that is an inability to identify with people who are suffering in far greater numbers in far greater proportion. then there are israeli counterparts. the effort to shape american perceptions of the israeli palestinian conflict has been taken up by a number of pro israel groups based in the us together these groups are commonly referred to as the israel lobby nowhere has the power to shape the pro israel narrative any more visible than in the u.s. congress to launch it to the efforts of one of the most influential lobbying groups working on capitol hill today the american israel public affairs committee better known as apec. it is great to see so many good friends from all across the gulf with. the more than ten thousand people young and apex annual conference draws near

t.v. interview secretary state my pump aoe said the u.s. has a looking for war with iran iran is trying to pull out of the deal and resume iranian enrichment. or sri lanka now and some breaking news where a nationwide curfew is about to come into effect it's in response to attacks on several mosques and businesses own. by muslims tensions remain high following the killing of at least 250 people in the easter sunday church and hotel bombings and often and as has the latest from. the island wide police curfew has been brought into place to clamp down on tensions that have been erupting in waiting spots of the country the police obviously trying to get a handle on the situation over the last 48 hours 78 had flashpoint obviously given the tensions we've seen a number of business. because being set up on the last day being particularly sort of violent and tense there were several areas where there were localized a few that had been imposed but now we are seeing. 9 o'clock local time. and will continue to the early hours of tomorrow now the polic

you know it to me because i know i found out from my husband he called me and said that it was all over the t.v. and that a plane had caught fire we immediately matt and went to look for months and hospital to see what around all the hospitals but he wasn't anywhere so there are flaws here where superjet got into difficulties shortly after taking off and was forced to return to moscow sheremetyevo airport the plane hit the runway hard and burst into flames as a bounced along the tarmac it was quickly consumed by the fire most of those who died there were more miles convey northwestern russian city the flight was bound for many of the thirty seven survivors have spoken about their ordeal and praised the flight attendant for saving their lives. to get into that and. that means that. i do not dream which began in our school last to damn until the team. will question you at the end and them was a very sickly simple and goal oriented person who was always ready to take the that's exactly what you showed on that day. the earth to its she was expected to be at the front of the plane but he switched pl

t.v. has had some for audience left and said that why there was interim president so he himself has accepted the way there was interim president why is the rest of the country not that they have a listen to nicolas maduro this was his response to a day of protests so this was just a few hours ago have a listen have a look. not enough with the truth as a sword as a shield we face so many attacks and so many lies and thanks to the truth we have emerged victorious in every situation and we will continue to emerge victorious in any difficulty that we will face from now on in the upcoming months and years i have no doubt about it but i do not think anyone your bill talented to say here is the editor of global voices and she's been watching and her journals have been following very keenly what is happening in venezuela laura reminds us it's important to remember that venezuela's crisis is affecting the continent it's not just the u.s. it's also venezuela's neighboring countries mainly colombia receiving waves of people suffering from hunger trauma that can affect the health status of the region da

knowledge because i know i found out from my husband he called me and said that it was one of the t.v. in the plane. we need not and went to look for months and hospital somewhere around one of the hospitals where he wasn't and some. you know flood sukhoi superjet got into difficulty shortly after taking off and was forced to return to moscow's sheremetyevo airport plane hit the runway hard and burst into flames as a bounced along the tarmac was quickly consumed by the fire most of those who died were from what amounts to the northwestern russian city the flight was bound for many of the thirty seven survivors have spoken about their ordeal and praised the young flight attendant for saving their lives. to put it into that of the. damage that. i do a dream which began in our school would last it up until that day. will all change at the end and them was a very slow simple and goal oriented person that was always ready to take a hit say that's exactly what it showed on that day. she was expected to be at the front of the plane but he switched places with a stewardess perhaps he expected