that unity is essential. if we want to combat the polarization of our societies and if we want to affirm the importance of multilateralism and this is also the reason why i am so committed to reform of the united nations to make the united nations more able to respond to the needs and desperations that we the peoples that generated these organization but it is also very important that we not ourselves in order to make sure that the perrys agreement is respected and with an enhanced as a speed asian with an enhanced and bishan as we are all aware that even the commitments made in paris are not sufficient to climate change that we engage together in making globalization a fairer globalization and we have some of the agenda twenty thirty an important contribution for what could be a meaningful debate for a global cohesion elation to the global development process and specially to engage ourselves to unite decision makers leaders all over the world to understand that the peace and security problems that we are fa

technology there is also a removable battery pack that owners can plug in at home or at the office unity is also struck a deal with an electricity provider and car owners will receive five years of free solar energy to charge their car so you doing your daily commute back and forth every day you not even worrying about plugging it in it's to energy is taken care of it doesn't cost you a dime. owners open the car door with a quick scan of a key card. the vehicle steering system resembles a wee controller rather than a traditional steering wheel. this is not the generation swipes that pulls a lever to turn right this is the generation this wipes right. the unity one is now on display in some media market stores in sweden it's prized that just under fifteen thousand euros and first deliveries are scheduled for twenty nineteen. now unity is also aiming to bring a nine thousand euro five seater version of its city car to the indian market by twenty twenty. navigating india streets can be dangerous and oxen and wholly callous wandering around and an e-commerce bill could make it even worse a s

the unity one is now on display in some media market stores in sweden it's priced at just under fifteen thousand euros and first deliveries are scheduled for twenty nineteen. now unity is also aiming to bring a nine thousand euro five seater version of its city car to the indian market by twenty twenty. will have a gating india's streets can be dangerous with oxen and holy cow is wandering around but an economist could make it even worse a startup is using tech to tackle logistics. every morning how did the cut now that's often a job that requires speed and efficiency. the two things that indians. do not provide. one in that works as a delivery man you're dealing e-commerce logistics shadowfax he has to deliver dozens of packages a day when talking to customers in hellish traffic. another problem is finding addresses in india's many unplanned settlements been codes house numbers and landmarks are often inaccurate and confusing. but in the often has to call customers for directions before he could make the delivery. that means he loses precious time further ramping up the pressure. findi

both of you know what unity is and look to the united states for its. two opportunities to buy back the cheating costs or to root have a and business decision today the cow owners have a much easier of the unity to force industry i've got to retrofit because our daughters will. be also very intense this discussion now in germany also with our association urging industry to repair what they are but have they have done its part of three hours of their own and you have to replace the. shuttle is eight hour and. it's the technical possible parent they can pay i hope the politician i got a map of the earth this moment. she is also one of those that read ok she has got it here an industry friend in politic and has to fight for people who are suffering and dying because of the poisoned arrow of these are missions ok you're going to ration from environmental action germany thank you so much for joining day doubly. but of course we'll bring you the latest reactions to this verdict business news that coming up later now to some of the other stories making news ar

fireworks filled this guy over south korea's pianka chanting the winter olympics kick off with a show of unity among south and north korean athletes but how long can the fall of last. and a german coalition already in crisis the social democrats former leader martin schulze withdraws from a post as foreign minister vowing to pressure from his party the announcement comes just days after he said he was stepping down as party head. it was a night for the history books as the twenty eighteen winter olympics kicked off n.p.r. chuang the two koreas march together and south korea's president shared a historic handshake with kim jong un sr amid a spirit of unity in fact kim sr is the first member of the north's ruling dynasty to venture south since the korean war but is this rapid improvement in korean ties the beginning of a new era in relations or merely smoke and mirrors we will ask an expert in just a moment first this report. demonstrators outside the olympic stadium gave the north koreans a hostile reception they clashed with riot police and made their feelings towards the north known. we are h

were the generation very much involved in achieving independence, that hope, that reconciliation and unityhat we saw expressed around the time of independence, it's completely disappeared. it is because there are individuals who are struggling for power, and that is why we are in the situation. there are some individuals who are interested in power, in the state of running the people of south sudan. he was interested in being on the top, by actually being the president of the republic of south sudan. you mentioned riek machar, currently in exile. he fled the country in fear of his life in 2016. he was your political mentor in many ways. you backed him for an awful long time. you then jumped ship and decided to throw your lot with president salva kiir. but what we have at the centre of south sudan is a fundamental division between the dinka and nuer people. there is an agreement that we are implementing. an agreement was signed in 2015, august. we are implementing that agreement. that agreement is being implemented. and what we are doing together with president salva kiir mayardit is to bri

pushed for the unity of yemen back in one nine hundred ninety s. that would be quite a turnaround wouldn't it for them to now support the separatists but perhaps they see that as the better option when they want to fight the who sees in the north. yes i mean at this point it's very hard to maintain unity in yemen certainly the one hasn't emerged a yemeni leader in nelson mandela let's say who can really through charisma and strong appeal unite the people and keep them together lacking that the emirates and the saudis are not able to influence yemeni politics that much and certainly do not appeal across the board i think you know in addition to to these failure as a national leader one has to say that they are of color ssion has failed and saudi leadership they have after three years of using all the mercenaries that money can buy using the best military equipment that they bought from the u.s. and the u.k. that's all they have to show after three years is a divided country in chaos. color are spreading diptheria malnutrition the country is in such

itself a matter of preserving the unity of the polity and then inflicting it on the country i mean is that how you see it. this is exactly why as you know the way after i see is i think i'm india in salinas of really underestimated jacob zuma you know jacob zuma he's view on governance and which you know a lot of analysts including myself assess before he he thinks he is above is bigger than the a.n.c. itself and there is a and that is very very sad and i think also he looks at his presidency or you looked at it as almost a chief that because he is a president he can change the rules of the party and the rules of the country now it was of is a very important thing to understand now i think the a.n.c. national executive committee was not prepared did not look at that reality because if one looks at def reality they would have had a different strategy they would have a heart of plan b. jacob zuma was never going to resign because he thinks he is the a.n.c. and he thinks because he is that leader the chief the government of his personal possession in the a.n.c. is his personal process an

jason, unity has been the theme for president trump, unity in the country, unity amongst the gop. not everybody buying into it, but it feels like the republican party is in great position to do great things. >> after a bit of a rough start the first six months. but the tax package now that we move into the new year, it comes on the heels of the president giving an amazing speech. and based on the cbs flash poll, 75% of the country liked it. and the democrats are looking leadership. they have no message. and the resist movement i don't think appeals to most of of america. charles: i think the american people want their elected officials to move forward. we have had a lot of republicans, well-known republicans exiting washington, d.c. and that adds a bigger question mark on whether the party can maintain its strength and control of congress. are you concerned about that? >> we just had trey gowdy announce he's leaving. but having been one of trey's closest friends, he's been thinking about that. become an empty nester, he want to spend more time with his wife. he's between one of th

a show of force at a time of apparent unity north korea stages a massive military parade on the eve of south korea's. and rescue workers continue to search for survivors amongst the rubble of taiwan's earthquake. so we begin in syria where three major developments are pointing to an escalation in a conflict that's now been going on for almost seventy years in the northern province more than one hundred program fighters have been killed by the u.s. led coalition and local forces of the u.s. says it forces an attack against the syrian democratic forces that a rebel alliance supports. meanwhile russian and syrian government forces have been bombarding the rebel held enclave of instant gusa killing twenty two people on thursday and the amount of deaths of past two hundred and the northern province in just four days and the u.n. security council is planning to meet later at the request of kuwait and sweden discuss among other things the horrific situation in east in case up reports much like the war in syria this is a fire that looks like it won't be extinguished any time soon still the whi

marks thirty nine years since the islamic revolution president has and ronnie calls for a year of unity. and another display of harmony in seoul but south korea's president strikes a cautious note about his invitation to visit the north. is transport prosecutors confirmed that all seventy one people on board a passenger plane that crashed shortly after takeoff from one of moscow's busiest airports have died investigators at the scene say they are looking at all possible causes a spokesman from saratov alliance says there were no concerns about the technical condition of the aircraft. well the show a whole plane took off from. port on sunday it was just a few minutes into its journey to the city of or sq when it went missing from the right. now the plane is thought to have crashed near the village of nova which is near the russian capital moscow that while i witnesses and they described seeing a burning at croft forming from the sky where we challenge reports the answer nor their line out with sixty five passengers and six crew on board came down four minutes after it took off in bad wea

now unity is also aiming to bring a nine thousand euro five seater version of its city car to the indian market by twenty twenty. navigating india streets can be dangerous and oxen and wholly callous wandering around and an e-commerce bill could make it even worse a startup is using tack to tackle logistics. every morning when the cut now sets off a new job that requires speed and efficiency. the two things that india's overstretched roads do not provide hundred works as a delivery man your daily e-commerce logistics shadowfax he has to deliver dozens of packages a day on titan to customers in hellish traffic. another problem is finding addresses in india's many unplanned settlements been codes house numbers and landmarks often inaccurate and confusing the one so you have a problem that often has to call customers for directions before he could make the delivery. that means he loses precious time for that ramping up the pressure. finding addresses isn't easy sometimes there are several houses with the same numbers then we have to call up the customers sometimes several times customers ge

sarah: what do you make of the scenes of unity we have seen and south korea.re you hopeful for a thaw in relations between the north and the south? >> we can always be hopeful and it is certainly uplifting to see the koreans walking together. we have seen it before. the sydney olympics. smother exercises. there have been other instances where the north korean athletes and a senior political delegation came to south korea in october joint 14, for example, and none of that reflected a change in north korean policy and john yang did not moderate its quest for a nuclear missile program and the like -- pyongyang did not moderate its quest for a nuclear missile program and the like. the olympics are kind of like going on vacation. a nice pause from the tension, but once they are over, you have to get back to the real job. sarah: speaking about getting back to the real job, u.s. policy is remaining pretty strong against the north. a few days ago the u.s. promised is toughest ever sanctions against the north. vice president mike pence, who we know was also in south ko

there is also talk of unity as well.e underjacob zuma, the corruption scandals and the product of that presidency led to this unity in the country and that is what he is trying to achieve with this —— dis—unity. others will want to know what his plan is economically. this is something that people will want to seek flesh on the bones. the economy is in a very bad way, there is very high unemployment. that emphasis on tackling corruption, is that a twin track approach as far as he is concerned. if you manage to deal with corruption, do you deal with the economy automatically? there is an element of that. corruption feeds into the economic status there has been. a part of thatis status there has been. a part of that is also trying to rebuild the credibility of the party. he has to walk a very fine line. there are still those in the party who benefited from the patronage, benefited from the patronage, benefited from the graft of the last administration. and still are today, one assumes, they would be resista nt, one assumes,

the message from unique for europe there can only be strength in unity. and our chief political correspondent linda crane has been covering the conference and she joins us now from munich melinda the german foreign minister saying my gabriella who spoke earlier today he expressed concern about the reliability of germany's main ally the u.s. under president trump we have a short clip let's have a quick listen. perhaps this explains why we germans are sometimes irritated when we look across the atlantic. that we are no longer certain that we still recognize america these days. should we measure america by deeds by words by tweets about. we can look back on a complete mutual success that can provide security. the cooperation between the u.s. and europe in nato continues to be the miracle of our security and freedom for someone what kind of foreign policy does guardrail want to see. well he emphasize. in his speech today as he did in an exclusive interview with us yesterday evening that the u.s. and europe must continue to work together and he also had some w

another called it a breakthrough of unity finau. understand is that there is some agreement that the uk will broadly maintain standards with the eu while keeping the right to diverged in other areas. it is important to remind everybody this is the agreed position that the cabinet is setting out in terms of what they are aiming to get out of the brexit hawks. this will need to be agreed by the other 27 countries in the eu —— talks. another snippet from people around that table, telling us it was a breakthrough of unity for now. it says everybody was happy who left the chequers meeting tonight. it is likely we will get a little more detail when it theresa may gives that speech that downing street were leading to a earlier. that will be the end of the road to brexit. there was one small extra piece of detail we re was one small extra piece of detail were given about what went on inside that room, it was the menu. it looked tasty. we were told the prime minister did not have begin all the main course or the starter, she just had the des

. >> super bowl champ today torrey smith came to plymouth whitemarsh high school to talk about unity. we'll hear what he had to say coming up. >> the rain finally moves out. the clouds still in place. temperatures in the low 50's today. slightly above normal but i am tracking a coastal storm as we start march. i'll explain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and we have flyers trade news. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> in bucks county police are trying to sort through the circumstances of a bizarre theft at a garden center in fairless hills. "action news" reporter walter perez has the details. >> reporter: it was late friday night when surveillance cameras outside the fairless hills garden center captured the scene as a woman steals a stray cat sanctuary. shop owner gary steinberg says they set up that shelter to protect the local cats from the winter cold. >> everybody was just so shocked that it was a cat sanctuary that she stole and she had to take out the straw out of it and -- it's just disgusting. >> reporter: the thief casually steals a bunch of p

win or lose the result doesn't matter i hope they play their best and try their hardest in a show of unity it wasn't. so much this is a god given chance that we seventy million korean people can be of one mind to support the team and q. . those has festered by another historic moment off the ice meeting in seoul kim jong un's younger sister kim yo jong delivered an invitation from the north korean leader for south korean president moon j in to visit pyongyang it raises the prospect of the first meeting between both korean leaders for more than ten years. that prospect may not be welcomed by the united states u.s. vice president mike pence urged moon and the japanese prime minister shinzo ave to keep up the pressure on north korea to abandon its nuclear program heading home pence insisted there is no daylight between the three allies. the german president saw the face to face contact between the two koreas as a good omen. but how is that men do and what do the olympic games mean it's a sports competition but it's also about olympic peace and there's been a glimmer of that here so we hope th

both of you know what unity is and look to the united states for. two opportunities to buy back the cheating pass or to root have or and this decision today we all must have a much easier but unity to force industry i've got to retrofit our daughters a little. bit also very intense this discussion now in germany also with our association urging industry to repair what they are but have they have done it's part of three hours of their own and you have to replace the. shuttle is eight hour and. it's it's technically possible and they can pay i hope but the politician i got a map of the earth this moment. she is also one of those that read ok she has got it here an industry friend the politic and has to fight for the people who are suffering and dying because of the poisoned arrow of these are visions ok you're going to ration from environmental action germany thank you so much for joining daintily care of. now they've been fresh reports of violence including airstrikes in syria's rebel stronghold of eastern ghouta and this despite russia's introductio

the message from unique for europe there can only be strength in unity. his chief political correspondent linda crane has been covering the munich conference for us she sent us this wrap up of today's high lifes. the day began with an appeal ended with a warning and in between there were some clashes the appeal was made by germany's foreign minister who expressed concern about what he sees as potential u.s. disengagement from europe and said it's time for a european moment urging e.u. member countries to coordinate not only security policy but also foreign policy the warning came from intelligence and defense officials from the u.s. europe northern africa and the middle east all of them saying even if the islamic state assume defeated the battle against jihadism could take at least a generation and the clashes came between u.s. and russian officials in the wake of friday's indictment of thirteen russians for allegedly interfering in u.s. elections the russian foreign minister. said that those. were blather the american national security adviser said the u

also a continuation of the international community's engagement and unity in the face of terrorism as the world community is standing up to terror. in all its manifestations. we wouldn't fail to remember. and mention the lie of brothers in syria. and in yemen as a result of the war raging there and we are certain that we together with the international community will not relent to lend a helping hand to them we also appreciate. the magnitude of the destruction. that has been inflicted on iraq as a result of the terrorist organization taken control of certain parts and the subsequent fighting. until victory is won and the iraqi soil has been liberated this calls us. to unite and join forces to bring life back to the iraqis rebuild the country and reconstruct their basic in a still a sense this caused us to call the international community to take part and live up to its a responsibility. and as would realize the magnitude of the consequences which. we. should commend the role to be played by the private sector of. the private sector is capable of doing gates and be part of that he can

technology there is also a removable battery pack that owners can plug in at home or at the office unity is also struck a deal with an electricity provider and car owners will receive five years of free solar energy to charge their car so you doing a daily commute back and forth every day you not even worrying about plugging it in it's to energy is taken care of it doesn't cost you a dime. owners open the car door with a quick scan of a key card. the vehicle steering system resembles a wee controller rather than a traditional steering wheel. this is not the generation swipes that pulls the lever to term right this is the generation swipes from. the unity one is now on display in some media market stores in sweden it's prized that just under fifteen thousand euros and first deliveries are scheduled for twenty nineteen . now unity is also aiming to bring a nine thousand euro five seater version of its city car to the indian market by twenty twenty. and his back i have announced terry thanks hello former english youth football coach barry battle has been sentenced to thirty one years in pri

you tell me your government is committed to reconciliation, unity, and building the country.uspices of the intergovernmental authority, there is a regional effort to get there is a regional effort to get the south sudan conflict under control and stabilize the situation. the government side, your side simply walked away from the talks when the opposition put together a proposal on a national unity government? is the opposite, the president is committed to the revitalization of the agreement. in actual terms, it means that that was not part of the agreement, they should be brought on board. what we are proposing is we have to bring them on board so we implement the agreement. how do you bring them on board? including them by expanding the government. 0ur president and vice president, the presidency remains intact, you create a layer... remains intact, you create a layer. . . the remains intact, you create a layer... the bottom line is the secretary—general of one of the opposition groups, the south sudan national movement for change, said that the dutch government delegation s

a show of unity.ng ceremony of the 2018 winter olympics brings southland north korea together. the athletes by marching together send a powerful message of peace to the world. and i‘m live at twickenham ahead of the second round of six nations matches. england against wales tomorrow the big one. england coach eddiejones tomorrow the big one. england coach eddie jones ramping up tomorrow the big one. england coach eddiejones ramping up the pressure. they can be confident but it will be difficult for them to come to twickenham and played like they did against scotland. hello and good evening. we will be back live at twickenham in a minute ahead of what some are calling the biggest name of this —— biggest game of this six nations. but let‘s start in south korea where the winter olympics have begun. north and south korea entered the stadium as one team. the athletes will be competing over 17 days with team gb aiming for its most successful winter games. it was on a freezing night although not as cold as i

search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as gladder and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policies also on the program. germany's social democrats try to rally their rank and file head of a party of those that will determine the country's next government. french superstar is about to play and lights up the red carpet and then she plays a high class prostitute in the french drama which saw its world premiere in the berlin only film testicle look at our latest from our reporter. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are now under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria. the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe their spread set and the rise of right wing populism.

eye on what is in their interest or zero zero zero at all we continue to organize that they but that unity could have a the a.n.c. yant its top leaders are meeting to decide zuma is fate today but he has already shown he is unlikely to go without a fight. to sports now and then football bundestag aside vosper travel to bremen on sunday both teams were desperate to avoid being dragged deeper into the relegation fight but it was the home side that managed to pull off an important win . max cruz and his brain teammates rendered a two goal lead in midweek such slip ups must be avoided if they want to stay on as an laver couzin they got off to a flier against will school back in the news of a cheese crepes corner powered home by need vic augustin sent. the hosts looked out for the fight even when they were clearly punching about their weight. but sometimes football's as much about beauty as it is brute force mariam heights was transferred that. his stunning doubling braman sleet it was no more than a disaster the first half dominance i feel school coach martin schmidt would have settled for any

but that unity could have made the a.n.c. end its top leaders are meeting to decide zuma sfi today but he's already shown he's unlikely to go without a fight. russian federal investigators say the airliner that went down outside moscow exploded when it hit the ground and there was no previous fire on board the saratov airlines regional jet disappeared from radar screens shortly after takeoff on sunday all seventy one people on the plane died now the relatives have been gathering at the airport in the southeastern city of course grieving their loved ones as the long wait begins for more answers authorities have launched a massive operation to search for clues to what caused the crash that's expected to last several more days. they're battling the biting cold to find answers to one of brushes worst ever plane crashes but what the site covered in six know is like looking for a needle in a haystack. nearly one thousand people as well as drones and snowmobiles have been deployed to comb through the icy fields his signature which w

in a mark of unity, north and south korean athletes entered the stadium as one team — while lizzy yarnold british team hoping for their most successful winter games in history. the bbc‘s sports correspondent andy swiss is in pyeongchang. music. opening ceremonies are always a spectacle, but few have seemed quite so significant. on a freezing night although not as cold as it has been, pyeongchang welcomed the world. the theme of the ceremony was a relevant one. peace and harmony seen through the eyes of five children exploring a winter landscape. a celebration of the nation's culture. team gb led in by their only gold medallist from the last games lizzy yarnold. it is the biggest team gb winter olympics team ever. and they are targeting their best ever performance. and then, entering under a neutral flag, olympic athletes from russia. their presence here is highly contentious. no russian colours because russia is banned after their recent doping scandal and yet 168 of their athletes have been allowed to compete as neutrals. finally, historically, the moment they had all been waiting for. u

and iran's president has called for a year of unity as his country celebrated. the islamic revolution. denied burning down hundreds of villages as part of the crackdown that has forced nearly six hundred ninety thousand people to flee to bangladesh myanmar as well feminist and made the statement during a visit by the british foreign secretary to wrack on state of. the road but he just you know. the minister insists to boris johnson that the ranger torched their own homes themselves and later gave him a tour of the burned villages johnson's trip to iraq and state comes just hours after he met me amassed a fact a leader on sang suchi he told her that the refugees must be allowed to return home under u.n. supervision but i'm afraid i have to say that talking to. politicians in nike during the capitol today listening to door sue i don't think it has come through to her the full extent of the horror of what has happened the sheer devastation i don't know whether you've ever seen anything like it done by man current against of us of our fellow man i've no i've seen no

. ♪ >> with the same unity and forcefulness -- unity and forcefulness, the free world responded to thean people. food arrives from australia and cambodia, belgian and cuba, new zealand and the philippines, from pakistan and thailand, from mexico increased, clothing comes from japan, peru and uruguay. from great britain, nicaragua and turkey come medical supplies. from india and norway, israel and sweden, denmark and germany, iceland and france, and from the united states alone, totaling nearly half $1 billion is received in aide. ♪ a list of public and private organizations, churches and veterans groups, private citizens and charities, which have come to the aid of these victims of war, is equally large. to have done less, to have failed the korean people in this, their second hour of need, would have been to allow defeat defeat -- neglect would be denied. ♪ today, from the seaports of the yellow and japanese seeds, steady streams of urgently needed supplies pour into seoul and other korean villages and cities. the tools and machines of industries, the fertilizer and equipment needed t

. >> the unity of the olympics. getting together at meal times and everyone having a great time. it is amazing. >> i love seeing the cutaways on the couch with the two japanese

oh thanks for having me what do you make of the scenes of unity that we have seen there in south korea are you hopeful about potentially a thaw in relations here between the north and the south. well we can always be hopeful and certainly it's uplifting to see the korea's walking together you know that said we've seen it before the two thousand sydney olympics and some other exercises and then there have been other instances where north korean athletes and senior political delegation came to south korea in october two thousand and fourteen for example and none of that reflected a change in north korean policy and n.p.r. young didn't moderate its quest for nuclear and missile programs and the like so again we can be hopeful but you know the olympics are kind of like going on vacation a nice pause from the tension but once they're over than you have to get back to the real job and speaking of getting back to the real job i mean the u.s. policy is remaining pretty strong against the north in fact just a few days ago the u.s. administration promised its toughest ever sanctions against the

the twenty eighteen winter olympics open in pyong channel when the extraordinary show of unity between north and south korea but the u.s. keeps this distance. hello i'm citizen this is al jazeera live from london also coming up crisis averted the u.s. government is open for business after another shutdown the most americans probably slept through egypt launches a massive military operation that it says is targeting terrorists in sinai. and mexico's deploying thousands of extra police to come back to ballooning murder rates where on patrol with some of them on the beaches in canton. the winter olympics have officially opened in the south korean city of chung chung with a spectacular fireworks display thousands turned out in freezing temperatures to attend the event one that it is hoped will help bring about a diplomatic for between north and south korea for now it looks like the ice has been broken with what's being described as an historic handshake between south korea's leader in and the sister of north korea's leader kim young john that's going on reports. a step towards reconciliati

a lot of people say he brought some sense of stability when he was in the unity government because when he joined into government. do we have you heard you may have gone quiet. not because we've lost two possibly but possibly i think we have i think we have lost our room and so we hope to get back on the line from the zimbabwean capital harare in a short while in the meantime we do have a report about morgan trying to rise above his opposition leader who has died at the age of sixty five after a battle with colon cancer in fact with a report. to his supporters more goodrich's tunket i was a man who challenge some of his long time leader robert mugabe at a time when few people day to do so but it was a long and sometimes painful journey in one thousand nine hundred nineteen good i've been a trade union leader for the opposition party the movement for democratic change in the years that followed he organized protests to try and force mugabe out of office he was beaten while in police custody charged with treason jailed several times and labeled a traitor by mugabe supporters. in the two t

, saying "we are for the unity of the korean peninsula.f course, your critics saying this is simply a charm offensive. that's also what the u.s. vice pence is saying regarding the actions of north korea, north korea that is .eally on best behavior for the time, no diplomatic incident since the high level delegation arrived in south korea. so that is what is going on for the time being in this opening ceremony. clovis, i know you have been talking to athletes in the run-up to his games. what are they talking about their expectations and really what they want to get out of this experience? have several you categories. you have the athletes that are clearly here to win the gold or at least a metal. lindsey veteran skier vonn, age 31, from the u.s. this could possibly be her last games. she won iues to finish on a great know. she is one of the favorites in downhill, so she should that she is one of the favorites. -- she wants to finish on a note. there's also a 22-year-old american on top of her sports. you have athletes lking to win several g

in the extraordinary and unexpected show of unity north and south korea have sat side by side on the exploding fireworks the twenty eighteen winter olympics opened on the peninsula beset by generations of suspicion flag bearers marched through the stadium under the one united korean flag the sister of north korea's leader kim jong un's with south korean president. as they watched the law for a show of light and sound and sitting just in front of them was u.s. vice president mike pence hoping the games will offer a chance of renewed communication that's going to name has the latest from. the opening ceremony of the pyongyang winter olympics was reduced from four to two hours due to the cold but some might say it was a lavish and appropriate ending to a day that has already been historic the theme of the opening ceremony was peace in motion spectators got a korean history lesson if you will transported back in time organizers say the goal was to show koreans relentless pursuit for peace a topic incidentally was on the agenda even before the north koreans agreed to participate and send

a palestinian unity is art and parcel to peace in middle east. my second point, the conflict as a whole. the conflict is the oldest in the middle east. but it is also the only conflict whose solution is shared. this solution is based on the principle of two states living with ae and security safe and recognized border. the border is along the lines of -- with a mutually agreed jerusalem is the future capital and agreed,tates realistic, and fair solution for the refugees. any negotiations has to be based on internationally agreed parameters. these parameters are not optimal, they create a framework for negotiation. we know very well that -- are linked. none of the two people will realize its national aspirations at the expense of the other. mr. president, we are at a crossroads. a critical state where each of the parameters are fragile. line, the settlement and colonization of palestinian newitory is creating reality on the ground. implementing a problem which is income edible -- which is incompatible with the two states. not careful this solution

a show of force at a time of unity north korea stages a massive military parade on the eve of south korea's in the. let us thank in acknowledged the dreamers for their courage their. their inspiration eight hours and seven minutes u.s. political leaders marathon monologue about the plight of young immigrants. more than one hundred pro regime fighters in syria have been killed by the u.s. led coalition and allied local forces and on named officials as the coalition was responding to an attack against the american backed syrian democratic forces and their problems the s.d.f. of mainly could controls large areas of northeastern syria well elsewhere russian and syrian government forces are continuing to bomb and shell two regions that remain in rebel hands in just four days nearly two hundred people have been killed in eastern guta and in the northeastern province of. the capital damascus and has been on the government for about five years almost half a million people are trapped there and often suffer from severe food and medicine shortages and edler province bombing has intensified since a ru