u.n. refugee agency says that people smugglers are taking ever greater risks five people have been killed and more than a dozen injured after a bus crashed into a viaduct in a serious in northern spain four of the injured are in serious condition after the vehicle plowed into a concrete column and split into the driver is reportedly among those badly hurt. a huge fire has ripped through brazil's national museum in rio de janeiro gutting the two hundred year old building it was home to a collection of twenty million items including egyptian and greco-roman artifacts and the oldest human skull found in the western hemisphere the museum's director has called it a cultural tragedy. statues blackened by smoke as their museum is consumed by flames centuries of history destroyed in just a few hours as a fire engulfed the national museum of brazil as firefighters fought a losing battle dozens looked on in disbelief. each week on education with different groups from around the world. it's a huge loss. and without words. i don't know what to say. i'm sorry. authorities say it's unclear what caused

u.n. refugee agency and to the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator on the camp david accords says in light of all this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate involved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there is no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington australia is offering a reward to find those responsible for putting a sewing needles inside strawberries tens of thousands of kilograms of the fruit have been dumped millions of dollars worth of orders have been cancelled and exports are now on hold andrew thomas has more from sydney. this is again a way to go when a custo

u.n. agency which supports five million palestinian refugees nearly a third of u.n. refugee agency is funding comes from the u.s. the trumpet ministrations says the agency is every dream of being flawed and president palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls the cuts a flagrant assault on palestinians. the u.s. france and the u.k. are all condemning the growing violence in and around libya's capital tripoli has been a lovely and fighting between armed groups there nearly forty people have been killed and more than one hundred injured and fighting and a memorial service for the senator john mccain is being held in washington d.c. former u.s. presidents barak obama and george w. bush are leading tributes to the career politician and the vietnam war veteran again died of brain cancer on august twenty fifth people in power is next. desperate for a safer more prosperous life for millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes the dreams have come true sometimes disenchantment until stability have driven them home in the second of two films in these conflict exper

u.n. refugee agency, and his latest book "sea prayer" is out now. to all of them, the president's ex-campaign chairman has flipped on him and his supreme court nominee has been imperiled by a serious sexual assault allegation. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: one by one, trump's closest aides have turned on him and struck plea deals with prosecutors. but there was one who, for months, refused to cave, and that was his ex-campaign chairman paul manafort. manafort went all the way to trial. and to ensure manafort's loyalty, trump repeatedly praised him. >> i think the whole manafort trial is very sad when you look at what's going on there. i think it's a very sad day for our country. he worked for me for a very short period of time, but you know what, he happens to be a very good person. paul manafort's a good man. he was with ronald reagan. he was with a lot of different people over the years. and i feel very sad about that. it doesn't involve me, but i still feel -- you know, it's a very sad thing t

u.n. agency which supports five million palestinian refugees nearly a third of u.n. refugee agency is funding comes from the u.s. and the trumpet ministrations says the agency is irredeemably flawed palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls the cuts a flagrant assault on palestinians the u.s. military says it's decided to cut three hundred million dollars of aid to pakistan the money had been suspended by washington which is accused islamabad of failing to take decisive action against armed groups in the region the newly appointed u.s. representative to syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region his visit comes as speculation grows that russia and syria are planning a military offensive and it led a memorial service for senator john mccain has been held in washington d.c. former u.s. president barack obama and george w. bush led tributes to the career politician. well those are the headlines stay with us now for viewfinder latin america. al-jazeera. where ever you are. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe.

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has cut all funding to the un agency which supports five million palestinian refugees nearly a third of u.n. refugee agency is funding comes from the u.s. the trump administration says the agency's redeemability flawed and the decision and decades of support but palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls the cut a flagrant assault on his people the newly appointed u.s. representative to syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region and his visit comes as speculation grows that russia and syria are planning a military offensive in it live the u.s. italy france and the u.k. are all condemning growing violence in and around libya's capital tripoli has been renewed fighting between armed groups which has killed nearly forty people more than one hundred others have been injured the united nations has called for an end to the fighting a memorial service for senator john mccain has been held in washington d.c. former u.s. presidents barack obama and george w. bush led tributes to the career politician and vietnam war veteran again died of brain cancer on august twenty fifth pro and ant

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugee the stay. department said it would no longer shoulder the burden of cost for the united nations relief and works agency whose operations it called irredeemably flawed u.n. agency says it provides services to about five million palestinian refugees in jordan lebanon syria the west bank and gaza the us has been the agency's largest donor a spokesman for palestine's president called the move an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase funding in response. well for more on this let's bring in our correspondent tanya kramer who is in jerusalem tanya what impact can we expect this cause i'm planning to have on the palestinian refugees who receive support from the u.n. agency. the u.s. has been the single largest donor to in the past decade or so and they already had announced back in january of this year that they will withhold funds and reassess their commitment to the agency now this new announcement of course will send the agency into more financial uncertainty has been calling ot

u.n. agency which supports five million palestinian refugees nearly a third of u.n. refugee agency is funding comes from the u.s. the trumpet ministrations says the agency's irredeemably flawed palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls the cut a flagrant assault on palestinians the newly appointed u.s. representative to syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region his visit comes as speculation grows that russia and syria are planning a military offensive in it live. the u.s. italy france and the u.k. are all condemning growing violence in and around libya's capital tripoli there's been renewed fighting between armed groups which has killed nearly forty people or than one hundred others have been injured the memorial service for the senator john mccain has been held in washington d.c. for more u.s. presidents barack obama and george w. bush led tributes to the career politician and the vietnam war veteran mccain died of brain cancer in august twenty fifth. listening post is up next. fire damaging stories about that truck locked away in a sack longtime fr

u.n. refugee agency says the voyage is more deadly known despiser fall in the overall numbers of crossings and deaths last year the tour occasionally has more. these images of three year old allen could ease body shocked people around the world it was a reminder of the human cost of the syrian war and the refugee crisis three years on the dangers faced by other refugees trying to get to europe have increased a report by u.n.h.c.r. shows more than sixteen hundred people have died or gone missing while attempting to reach europe so far this year well the total number of people arriving in europe has fallen the rate of deaths is risen sharply particularly for those crossing by the mediterranean sea in the central mediterranean one person died or went missing for every eighteen people who crossed to europe in the first half of twenty eighteen compared to one death for every forty two people he crossed in the same period last year during the traffic has become more deadly he's the traffickers are ticking more risk because there is more silver. cause god's on the air trying to get to coast it do

u.n. refugee agency says that people smugglers are taking ever greater risks five people have been killed and more than a dozen injured after a bus crashed into a viaduct in a story in northern spain four of the injured are in serious condition after the vehicle plowed into a concrete column in split into the drivers reportedly among those badly hurt pope francis has recommended that people sowing division in the catholic church should instead try to silence in prayer the comments come after conservative critics in the u.s. accused the pope of ignoring sexual abuse allegations against a prominent cardinal there the pope news yet to directly address those allegations. by christoph is here now argentina in economic crisis now the president announcing drastic measures to fight back is going to work sweeping measures brand president nerissa market has announced that he's closing down half of all government departments in an effort to slash costs and get on top of the mountain of debt his country is facing now foreign debt has hit the two hundred billion dollar mark meanwhile the peso has lost

u.n. refugee agency is one of the main problems perpetuating the conflict in the middle east. ding source for the u.n. palestine refugee agency. last year they donated more than $350 million. well this is just the latest controversial move made by the trump administration in the arab world. last year there was the travel ban aimed primarily at muslim majority countries. in may he ordered the embassy in israel moved from tel aviv to occupied jerusalem. and last month the president imposed tariffs on imports of aluminum in response to turkey's refusal to free a detanld america -- detained pastor. all the actions by the administration are helping to ignite a new wave of both arab-american and muslim-american candidates running for congress. for more on this i'm joined by editor and publisher of the arab-american newspaper. and the host of sirius/xm a hose dean abidella show. great to have you with us. >> i appreciate it. >> let's talk about this muslim wave. because you wrote about this for the daily beast. trump would have banned omar from the u.s. and now she is headed to congre

u.n. refugee agency is also feeling the pinch as a result of policy in africa. negotiating with the e.u. to optimize refugee policy is the job of this man. you can look at the situation from different viewpoints it's wrong to say that the problem is solved because fewer people are arriving in italy because more people are leaving libya to return to their home countries. the heart of the problem. the problem remains because it controls of become more strictly enforced borders on routes to libya and it's now become much more difficult to get there and the smugglers take much higher risks because there are more people being left stranded in the desert we now have a lot more people dying in the desert probably more than we have drowning in the mediterranean i mean on the one. africans are the main losers of the e.u.'s new policy. see it domes you wait the more money is being spent on border protection would have done an effect of developments in a particular country that unfortunately was perceived a certain balance d.c. keyed in we talk a lot about controlling and preventing illegal migratio

u.n. refugee agency and to the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator in the camp david accords says in light of all this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate volved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there is no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington what began last week as a couple of isolated cases off sewing needles hidden in australian strawberries is now turning into a crisis for the industry more and more contaminated fruit have been found since across the country andrew thomas reports. this strawberry scare began a way to go when a customer bought a punnet like thi

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees the state department said it would no longer shoulder the burden of calls for the united nations relief and works agency whose operations it called irredeemably flow which the u.n. agency says it provides services to about five million palestinian refugees in jordan lebanon syria. the west bank and gaza the u.s. has been the agency's largest donor a spokesman for the palestinian president called the move an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase its funding in response. well a spokesman for the un agency has also commented on the decision calling it deeply regrettable tama gunness rejected u.s. criticism that was inefficient and had failed to make reforms. we reject in the strongest possible terms just a few months ago the us administration was praising our institutional reforms we've been conducting a root and branch efficiency reform we've saved tens of millions for donors and the u.s. was among those donor governments praising us so it's hard to know where this is coming from except perhaps you should be asking for trouble bu

u.n. refugee agency and with people smugglers now taking greater risks the agency says european leaders the steam or to try to save their lives victoria case in the reports. these images of three year old alan curry's body shocked people around the world it was a reminder of the human cost of the syrian war and the refugee crisis three years on the dangers faced by other refugees trying to get to europe have increased a report by u.n.h.c.r. shows more than sixteen hundred people have died or gone missing while attempting to reach europe so far this year well the total number of people arriving in europe has fallen the rate of deaths has risen sharply particularly for those crossing by the mediterranean sea in the central mediterranean one person died or went missing for every eighteen people who crossed to europe in the first half of twenty eighteen compared to one death for every forty two people he crossed in the same period last year there isn't the traffic has become more deadly he's the traffickers are taking more risk because there is more surveillance exists. cause god's on the air t

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees known as follows last week's announcement that the trumpet ministration is cutting more than two hundred million dollars in aid to the agency it will in effect and decades of financial support on health education and food security the u.n. is urging will countries to step up and fill the funding gap. well the u.s. state department spokesman heather knew it said when we made a u.s. contribution of sixteen million dollars in january we made it clear that the united states was no longer willing to shoulder the very disproportionate share of the burden of costs that we had assumed for many years. from washington d.c. . the u.s. contributes about thirty percent of the budget so this drastic cut could have significant effects on already dire living conditions in places like gaza and elsewhere where palestinian refugees live under a says there are five million palestinian refugees these are people who are considered by the palestinian side to have the right to return that is the people who were removed or fled from palestinian territories when the state of israe

u.n. . refugee agency so that there are certain international standards and all those migrants that are rescuedat sea and not in european union waters get brought back to egypt and to that to that platform as they call it and then their applications get processed there are many of them sent back to the country of origin but some of them will probably be risk resettled to the european union but we need to slow down there because all of this is in the future egypt hasn't even agreed to build one of those camps don't let still pai in the sky off what has the chancellor merkel's position been on this particular issue. well she supported this play and she's always supported or you know in the last year or so supported the plans to have more deals with african states just like they did with turkey for example to work closer together with the countries of origin of africa give the money give people their perspective also securing the outer borders also those disembarkation platforms where she's at odds with other countries as for the second part you just mentioned later of course what to do with refug

u.n. refugee agency says crossing the mediterranean is getting increasingly dangerous for migrants trying to get to europe one in every eighteen people who try to make the journey so far this year has died in twenty seventeen that death rate was one in forty two the agency says there's been a fall in the overall number of attempted crossing but that people smugglers are taking bigger risks. to people have been shot during anti-government protests in nicaragua they were wounded by unidentified gunmen in the capital managua tensions the mounting between pro and anti government factions for months recently president daniel ortega expelled a un human rights mission after its blamed his government for the violent crackdown on protesters activists say three hundred people have been killed in the unrest since april farmers in guatemala struggling to make ends meet two months on from a deadly volcanic eruption which destroyed much of their crops as david meserve reports from jim alta mangas field after field is still blanketed in a sick layer of ash and drugs. the rich black soil on the side of t

u.n. refugee agency says people smugglers are taking ever greater risks. children and friends go back to school after their summer vacation today but with a new ban on cell phones in place the french education minister says the aim is to help children socialize more and to better focus on lessons. here in germany a court in the south western town of condo has sentenced a failed asylum seeker to eight and a half years in prison for murdering his former girlfriend the case has inflame tensions over migration in the country some critics say the sentence is far too lenient while others have accused far right extremists of exploiting this case to stoke bigotry towards all migrants. at today's court hearing in london the verdict on the sentence were announced behind closed doors. the case has caused an uproar in the region and throughout germany the defendant's lawyer said his client regretted what he'd done and accepted the sentence eight and a half years in prison. and it is ok we should take no further legal measures because my client wants to accept the verd

u.n. refugee agency into the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator on the camp david accords says in light of old this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate involved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights. experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there's no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington. once again for the current facebook live canada's conservative party's voting to take away the right to citizenship at birth you can see what that means for state paypal's my friends and i jackpots and then the town is here with your sports looking at whether india can bounce back at crickets after a miserable somma in engla

u.n. now palestinians have been questioning the u.s. role as an honest broker in the peace process withdrawal of funding to the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees is one of their concerns harry forcing reports from gaza annorah is an agency besieged by funding crisis on the international stage and here in gaza by protesting members of its own staff they're the ones feeling the immediate pain of the budget cuts to the u.n. agency that helps palestinians nearly six hundred annual contract workers who have lost their jobs by years and more than one hundred longer term staffers like ismail teller have been dismissed or forced to take early retirement. invites us to his home where his twelve hundred dollars monthly wage supports an extended family of twenty eight people. he'd worked for enron for sixteen years it's here that you see in an economy like garza's how much can rest on just one job. now i want to be able to help my brothers which is going to affect them mentally their families depend on me because of the difficulties of life if i knew that this would happen i never would have joined in the first place and ross says it's hard to prioritize

u.n. refugee agency has a global mandate. last year we saw 25 million refugees, an increase compared to 2016 of close to 3 million refugees. it is the largest increase we have seen globally in a years time. on top of that, we have 4.4 million asylum-seekers whose cases are still pending. it will come as no surprise that if we have an increase of 3 million people recognized as refugees, canada will have a fair amount of those people coming to her territory. if you look at the number, and it's up to the riba to recognize them, if we take those, it comes to less than 2% who came to canada. i think it is important to put this in perspective. the second point is, if we look at the countries, indeed we have a number of people coming from situations of extreme violence. syria, yemen, palestine, i am sure canadians are very proud to be providing protection. in addition, we have countries like nigeria, the two main countries from which irregular arrivals are arriving. we know that in those countries, the lgbtq community, victims of vio

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees. well on down jordan this is a lawyer from doha also coming up brazil's former president lula da silva is back home from running in october the election even though he's considered the front runner. talks between the u.s. and canada on a new free trade agreement missed the deadline and we'll look at what happens next . and a pro russian separatist leader dies in a bomb blast in ukraine moscow in kiev blame each other for the killing. of nations as expressed surprise and regret at the u.s. decision to cut all funding to one of its agencies that helps palestinian refugees the trumpet ministration is cutting more than two hundred million dollars in aid to it will in effect and decades of financial support health education and food security the un's urging other countries to step up and fill the funding gap well the u.s. state department spokeswoman had the new it said when we made a u.s. contribution of sixty million dollars in january we made it clear that the united states was no longer

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees the state department said it would no longer shoulder the burden of costs for the united nations relief and works agency whose operations are called the fraud now that agency says it provides services to about five million palestinian refugees in jordan and lebanon and syria the west bank and gaza the u.s. has been the agency's largest donor a spokesperson for the palestinian president called the move an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase its funding in response. we spoke to our correspondent in jerusalem and we asked her what the palestinian reaction had being to the u.s. announcement. well i mean there is a sense among palestinians that this could be a political move because it has opened up speculations about the real intentions of the u.s. administrations there has been a debate on going here whether they will also try to redefine use of refugees and to reassess the right of return which is so fundamental to many pubs stimulants in acknowledging what happened to them in ninety four to eight when israel was created and so

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees the u.s. which is the biggest contributor has decided to stop all funding palestinian president mahmoud abbas says it's a flagrant assault on his people. and the u.s. and canada have missed a deadline to revamp the north american free trade agreement talks ended on friday without a deal but they'll resume on wednesday president from told congress he will press ahead with a new agreement with mexico. the queen of soul aretha franklin has been interred at a cemetery in the u.s. city of detroit the musical legends coffin was placed in the family's plot where she now lives alongside her father and siblings earlier she was honored at a funeral service the last almost eight hours of the fourth day of remembrance for detroit's most famous resident john hendrick was there. it was a requiem fit for a queen. was. paying tribute risk or of political civil rights in hollywood luminaries r. and b. royalty. a political runner up and a one time head of state all came to remember and pay their respects to are

u.n. agency that supports palestinian refugees.nger aretha franklin has been given a musical farewell at ade star-st funeral in her home city of detroit. now let's get more on our top story now. theputy director of the arab american institute from washington. thanks so much for joining us. what is yourn react to the trump administration halting all funding? >> it'slieally app and hard to find the right words to describe it. he isti effly going after some of the most vulnerable populations around the region. it's morally reprehensible because of the direct impact on these refugee i s politically stupid because it gets us further from peace. it's also potentially destablizing because we don't know the consequences of denying millions of people the assistance they need. it is really negative fromle every a >> this hasn't come out of the blue. they did say they were going to sido this py earlier this year so that should have given at least some time to prepare? >> yeah. although it's very difficult to is. what preparing it's a question

refugees president thompson ministration says it will no longer fund the united nations agency for palestinian refugees washington called the agency's operations there we do looking forward drawing criticism from u.n. officials live in jerusalem for analysis also coming up. the leader of russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine is killed in an explosion.

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees known as annorah it follows last week's announcement that the trumpet ministration is causing more than two hundred billion dollars in aid to the agency it will in effect and decades of financial support on health education and food security the u.n. is all countries to step up and fill the funding gap well the u.s. state department spokeswoman heather not released a statement saying when we made a u.s. contribution of sixty billion dollars in january we made it clear that the united states was no longer willing to shoulder the very disproportionate share of the burden of costs that we'd assumed to many is not a serious paul chodas g.m. reports. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says the decision by the united states to stop funding the un agency helping palestinian refugees is a flagrant assault against his people more than one million of them rely on food aid handed out by so the decision by the us not to pay the anticipated two hundred twenty five million dollars this year could leave many without enough to eat the shortfall in one rez budge

u.n. agency for palestinian refugees in gaza say they don't have enough money to keep going thirteen thousand teachers and health workers have now gone on strike in protest comes after the united states decided to pull its funding from last month the agency needs funding to run schools hospitals camps and social services for millions of palestinians u.s. relations with palestine have to derated since president trump announced his support for israel and recognize jerusalem as its capital last year reversing decades of u.s. policy or a force that reports from gaza. we're here at the guard h.q. of the owner agency you can see some of the thirteen thousand local employees who are on strike this monday the consequences of this strike is being felt all across the gaza strip two hundred seventy four unreal schools serving two hundred eighty thousand children are closed along with sixteen food distribution centers twenty two medical clinics the reason for this strike can be traced back to a decision by the us administration to cut more than three hundred million dollars in funding for enron and more

u.n. agency that supports millions of palestinian refugees donald trump's administration says the united nations relief and works agency is irredeemably flawed palestinian leadership has called it a flagrant assault on palestinians and in violation of un resolutions more from harry for third from the jalazone refugee camp in the occupied west bank. just this week in the face of its funding crisis on row was celebrating the start of the academic year at the reopening of its schools girls arriving for class in the refugee camp in the occupied west bank welcomed by the agency's chief unruh has been scrambling all year to drum up the money to maintain its services after the us withheld more than three hundred million dollars in funding now comes confirmation that those cuts permanent the us state department saying the fundamental business model in fiscal practices that have marked an rougher years tied to an endlessly and exponentially expanding community of entitled beneficiaries is simply unsustainable the united states will no longer commit further funding to this irredeemably flawed operation fo

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees he says the money should instead be used to quote rehabilitate the refugee u.s. had been agencies largest donor have condemned the decision. former u.s. president barack obama and george w. bush have led tributes to john mccain at a memorial service in washington the late senator died last week of brain cancer now obama and bush praised him as a consummate states man who embodied the country's values politicians from across the spectrum attended the service with one notable exception president donald trump who had engaged in a bitter feud with mccain was not invited. john mccain serving senator an american hero lies in state. the great and the good from across the political divide paying their respects. was a rebellious young. in his case that's understandable what faster way to distinguish yourself when you're the son and grandson of admirals then to munich. eventually though he concluded that the only way to really make. his mark on the world is to commit to something bigger than yourself and for job that meant answering. the highest of calls s

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees says that it's surprised by the u.s. is decision to end all funding it will end decades of financial support for health education and food aid palestinian president mahmoud abbas says that it's a flagrant assault on the palestinian people more now from al-jazeera as rob reynolds in washington. the u.s. contributes about thirty percent of the budget so this drastic cut could have significant effects on already dire living conditions in places like gaza and elsewhere where palestinian refugees live under a says there are five million palestinian refugees these are people who are considered by the palestinian side to have the right to return that is the people who were removed or fled from palestinian territories when the state of israel was founded in one nine hundred forty eight and their descendants have the right according to the palestinian and side and according to u.n. resolutions to eventually return israel of course has opposed this from the beginning saying that any such influx of palestinians would swamp and alte

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees he said the money should instead be used to quote we have billeted the refugees the u.s. had been the agency's largest donor palestinians have condemned the decision. in russia protests are growing over the government's plan to increase the pension age many russians are afraid they'll have to work well into their old age just to buy food widespread criticism has pressured president vladimir putin into making changes but some are still angry. some ten thousand people gathered in central moscow for a protest organized by the communist party. they oppose the government's plan to raise the pension age critics here say the changes won't just have a negative impact on the old younger generations will likely have a harder time finding jobs as older employees keep working longer. the reforms put forward will take away normal pensions for women and future jobs for young people. one for youths is unemployed and one in three can't find work that suits their qualifications. for weeks the communist party has been pushing for a countrywide referendum on the issue

u.n. agency supporting five million palestinian refugees around thirty percent of unrest funding has come from the u.s. now the top of ministration says the agency is irredeemably flawed and palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls the cards a flagrant assault on the palestinians russia's accused ukraine of assassinating prominent separatist leader alexander sarkar janko the russian backed leader rubbles in the don this region was killed in a blast at a cafe ukraine's government has denied any involvement. there on the pop star turned off position politician bobby wine is on his way to the u.s. for medical treatment he boarded a flight on friday night after the government allowed him to leave the country finds says he was beaten while in detention he's been charged with treason. argentina's government says it will discuss a fifty billion dollar bailout with the international monetary fund on monday currency has lost half of its value against the u.s. dollar this year or lead america out of it with ian newman reports on but i thought it all eyes were on the city when the cytisus financial

u.n. agency which supports five million palestinian refugees nearly a third if you enter fiji's agency's funding comes from the u.s. the trump administration says the agency is a redeemable a flawed the newly appointed u.s. representative to syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region his visit comes as speculation grows that russia and syria are planning a military offensive and it led to violence has broken out in the libyan capital tripoli once again despite a cease fire agreement in the city several days of fighting between rival armed groups has left almost forty people dead and more than one hundred others injured. a memorial service for senator john mccain has been held in washington d.c. former u.s. presidents barack obama and george w. bush led tributes to the career politician and vietnam war veteran and pro and anti immigration protests have been held in the eastern german city of cabinet's rallies follow the arrest of two asylum seekers suspected of stabbing a german man to death last sunday. those are the headlines that are just their world continues next. palestinian

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees he said the money should instead be used to quote rehabilitate the refugees well the u.s. has been the agency's largest donor palestinians have condemned the decision. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has counseled three hundred million dollars in aid to pakistan citing a lack of decisive action against militants the u.s. police pakistan has allowed certain terror groups especially near the border with afghanistan to operate freely and u.s. secretary of state is jew in islam about next week. a suicide bomber in somalia's capital mogadishu has killed at least six people including two children according to police the bomber detonated a vehicle full of explosives outside a local government office just opposite a school the is the most innocent group says it was behind the attack. former u.s. president barack obama and george w. bush have led tributes to john mccain at a memorial service in washington the late seventy's died last week of brain cancer obama and bush praised him as a consummate statesman who embodied the country's values politicians

u.n. agency supporting five million palestinian refugees around thirty percent of funding comes from the u.s. dropping ministration though now says the agency is irredeemably flawed and palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls the cut a leg or an assault on palestinians russia has accused ukraine of assassinating prominent separatist leader alexander's r r chang go the russian backed leader a pro bowls and the screech and died in the blast at a cafe ukraine's government has denied any involvement. on the pop star turned off position politician bobby wine is on his way to the u.s. for medical treatment he boarded a flight on friday night after the government allowed him to leave the country and says he was beaten while in detention. argentina's government will discuss a fifty billion dollar bailout with international monetary fund on monday its currency has lost half its value and it struggling with an economic crisis arlette america it will see a new man reports. all eyes were on the city when the cytisus financial center. after losing another fifteen percent of its value series day the gov

u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees the state department said it would no longer shoulder the burden of costs for the united nations relief and works agency whose operations it called. a flawed agency says it provides services to about five million palestinian refugees in jordan lebanon syria the west bank and gaza the u.s. has been the agency's largest donor a spokesperson for the palestinian president called an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase its funding in response. football now in full have continued this surprisingly strong start to the season in the second round of wonderfully good games the wolves won three one at leverkusen for this second street often book and women struck late to don frankfurt to one the rest of the games played so far what draws including ones late rather still made a town over and on friday three matches remain including should go against buy in munich which is currently underway. qualifying for the italian grand prix is done and dusted and fittingly ferrari's kimi reichen and locked in pole position it's a fan's first full seas

u.n. relief agency that helps palestinian refugees and he has more from washington. all together we're looking at hof a billion or just over half a billion dollars in aid to the palestinians removed by the trumpet ministration president trump himself says the angle he's taking here is he wants the palestinians to talk about peace if they don't this is a way of him getting back at them but clearly the treatments that have been put in place or provided by these hospitals really will affect the most vulnerable people among this is dialysis for children so that gives you just some idea of what removing this kind of money will do to palestinians israeli soldiers have shot dead a palestinian teenager doing a nude protest on the gaza border the palestinian health ministry says the seventeen year old was shot in the chest ninety four others were injured including thirty would live bullets former u.s. president barack obama has given a speech openly criticizing donald trump it's a break from the convention of showing deference to a successor obama urged people to vote in nove

u.n. agency supporting palestinian refugees on route provides health care education and food to more than five million people also in august u.s. x. two hundred million dollars in aid to gaza and the west bank and then on saturday the u.s. announced it would freeze twenty five million dollars in funding for hospitals that mainly care for palestinian patients who are very very pleased to welcome him to the newshour he's the head of the palestine liberation organization delegation to the us his live from ramallah in the occupied west bank thank you so much for being with us. palestinian pressure in trying to bring israel to the international criminal court is also believed to be the reason for the closure of your mission in ramallah will this latest move by washington and the growing pressure from the americans on the i.c.c. itself force you to reconsider your position. of course if we would you concede that our position none of these decisions you just mentioned the us administration would have taken hold this is a reflection of already firm position by the way this reckless and dangerous