this is yangon's 19th street. does yangon rock? can it rock?ke a must-go place when you are in yangon. >> anthony: meet burmese punk rockers side effect and lead singer darko. >> darko: uh, you can come here anytime. it will be lots of people, like here. >> anthony: so, if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician in town? >> darko: yeah, you could say that. >> anthony: the citywide curfew used to mean, "close your doors at 11:00 p.m." most shops and restaurants still close early, but not here on 19th street, where you can eat barbecue late into the night. wow. what do we have here? what, uh -- grilled tofu? >> darko: yeah. and this is a pork tail. >> anthony: pork tail, oh. >> darko: yeah. >> anthony: this barbecue is awesome. these young men show exactly how determined you've got to be to rock, especially in burma. >> darko: i like to say my early influence was nirvana. and then, sex pistols, ramones, and stuff like that. >> anthony: what american bands do you hate? >> darko: especially, uh, um, creed. >> anthony: yes. >> darko: yea

were arrested earlier this month following the publication of a story alleging that officials in yangon had mismanaged public funds facing two years in prison. tens of thousands of people remained homeless on the internet. months after a devastating earthquake and tsunami many are trying to rebuild their lives but for children who lost their parents life remains a struggle as way to hail reports from. in the shadow of destruction some schools have reopened as much as possible given the scale of the earthquake and tsunami rebuilding classrooms will take a long time as well rebuilding the confidence of the children on the first day back after the disaster less than a third of students showed up at this school just outside the city of palu. many students have difficulty getting here the roads in the north are still cut off in many places some of them are also injured so maybe they're still too traumatized to come to school. for those who did it in the makeshift classroom offered a form of healing and a sense of togetherness. and i really wanted to go back to school i was waiting and waitin

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and yangon is milkmaid. it was an explosion of genius that lasted some hundred twenty years that's why we call it the golden age not just an up but in everything. experts estimate that seventeenth century artists created an amazing ten million words in all. that is in the title is next on the line for the artist in the golden age wasn't exactly romantic they were salesmen with clients without bias had power and cash in commission not works that reflected their status within their own everyday lives and so break first and still lives portraits and landscapes all very deliberate and normal everyday subjects. echoes of the golden age still shape life in the netherlands today for design i'm also wonders they have served as a source of inspiration on many of his projects. staying with the golden age. we have a masterpiece of sorts here which you have created a book dedicated to the old masters tell me what is private care about. friend of mine stephen home to cambridge the idea to make the book. was made the book

they were arrested earlier this month following the publication of a story that said officials in yangon had mismanaged public funds that journalists face two years in prison fourteen children have been stabbed in front of a kindergarten in southwest china this happened in the city of chong chain while the children were returning to class a thirty nine year old woman has been detained no deaths have been reported. now tens of thousands of people remain homeless on the indonesian island of sin away see a month after a devastating earthquake and tsunami many are trying to rebuild their lives but for children who lost their parents life remains a daily struggle when hey reports from. in the shadow of destruction some schools have reopened as much as possible given the scale of the earthquake and tsunami rebuilding classrooms will take a long time as well rebuilding the confidence of the children on the first day back after the disaster less than a third of students showed up at this school just outside the city of palu. many students have difficulty getting here and the roads in the north a

arrested following a story that they were doing scrutinizing the funding of a transport project in yangon city the journalists were charged by the regional government using a colonial era law they said that the report could cause fear or alarm to the public and the arrest of these men and indeed the practice of using years old laws to charge them is part of the growing passing that we've been seeing in me and mom just last month two burmese janice working for waters while lone unsure so who began serving seven year jail terms for violating the official secrets act which dates back to nine hundred twenty three that ruling it's really important to remember it was handed down despite one of the government's own police offices telling the judge that the journalists had been the victims of a setup thank you. after two consecutive terms in power and another landslide election victory this past april there seems to be little that can threaten the rule of viktor or ban in hungary but that doesn't mean the project to consolidate his power in the media has in any way eased off in the eighty years s

arrested following a story that they were doing scrutinizing the funding of a transport project in yangon city the journalists were charged by the regional government using a colonial era law they said that the report could cause fear or alarm to the public and the rest of these men and indeed the practice of using years old laws to charge them is part of a growing passing that we've been seeing in me i'm just last month to burmese john that's working for what is why lone unsure so who began serving seven year jail terms for violating the official secrets act which dates back to nine hundred twenty three that ruling it's really important to remember it was handed down despite one of the government's own police offices telling the judge that the journalists had been the victims of a setup thank you. after two consecutive terms in power and another landslide election victory this past april there seems to be little that can threaten the rule of viktor orban in hungary but that doesn't mean the project to consolidate his power in the media has in any way eased off in the eighty years since o

voting is underway in cameron's presidential elections here in the capital yangon day but the same cannot be said in two parts of the country which is the north west and the southwest where the angle from crisis has overshadowed the elections now those two regions the northwest and the southwest have been facing instant insecurity and instability for a year because in your speaking fighters who have called themselves embers daniels have been battling the government demanding secession they say that the government has marginalized them but they're not being represented enough and that they want their own independent country that speaks their language which is anguish as a result more than two hundred thousand have been displaced and six hundred have been killed including security forces those two hundred thousand who have been displaced they are here in the capital beyond a they're also into oil and many of them are in the bush they have no access to polling stations so they cannot cause their vote for the candidate that they want to see become president for the next seven years the opposi

they were arrested earlier this month following the publication of a story alleging officials in yangon had mismanaged public funds facing two years in prison the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on the lebanese group hezbollah donald trump signed the measure into law before attending an event to mark the thirty fifth anniversary of the attack on the u.s. marine barracks in beirut two hundred forty one u.s. service personnel were killed in that bombing during lebanon's civil war islamic jihad organization crimes responsibility for the attack senior members of that group there went on to join as. over the past year we have levied the highest number of sanctions ever imposed on has blown in a single year by far just a few moments ago i signed legislation imposing even more hard hitting sanctions on hezbollah to further starve them of their funds they are starving ante we will target disrupt and dismantle their operational and financing networks of which they had plenty they don't have plenty now and we will never forget what they did to our great marines in beirut we will never forget. a se

were arrested earlier this month following the publication of a story alleging that officials in yangon had mismanaged public funds they've been facing possible two years in prison and a currently out on bail. there's the headlines the news continues here on on to zero after witness next getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prine in the twenty first century and they are nuclear war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever it is they have to fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. it will wait and it will come out take it with. me when. it's part of this space it's everywhere but i just think like a good many things we went out with and displays because we know they were telling lies and.

newspaper and were arrested earlier this month following the publication of a story alleging officials in yangon had mismanaged public funds they are facing two years in prison. japan's prime minister has been meeting the chinese president in beijing shinzo hour by making the first formal visit to china by a japanese leader in seven years he says the relationship between the two countries is a historic turning point given ties have been strained since the second world war brown reports from beijing. a red carpet welcome for a japanese prime minister in beijing would have seemed dumb thinkable just a few years ago but now the leaders of asia's two most powerful economies are talking rather than threatening each other in discussions with china's premier league shinzo our base said he wanted to lift relations to a new level to also competition which corporation relations between japan and china is in the process of entering a new era. china is japan's biggest trading partner the volume of two way trade could grow even further given the number of business deal signed here this is a relationship mark

that alleged officials in yangon had mismanaged public funds they faced two years in prison. donald trump says that he's sending eight hundred u.s. troops to the southern border he wants them to stop thousands of people from entering the u.s. a seven thousand strong so-called migrant caravan has been walking north through central america for more than a week most to form a woman's uterus and guatemala and they say that trying to escape poverty and gang violence i was in a stronghold and reports now from the state of shop us in mexico. a slow moving stream of around four thousand five hundred people heading to the u.s. border it's unlikely they'll get there for another month or more. but then matson these pictures have been a dominant factor in the run up to the u.s. midterm elections that's why many in the u.s. from the top down have speculated on who's behind the caravan of whites coming now to president hernandez upon the earth. told me that the caravan this now making its way through mexico headed for the southern border was organized by leftist organizations and financed.

arrested following a story that they were doing scrutinizing the funding of a transport project in yangon city the journalists were charged by the regional government using a colonial era law they said that the report could cause fear or alarm to the public and the rest of these men and indeed the practice of using years old laws to charge them is part of a growing passing that we've been seeing in myanmar just last month to burmese john this working for what it is why alone and sure so who began serving seven year jail terms for violating the official secrets act which dates back to nine hundred twenty three that ruling it's really important to remember it was handed down despite one of the government's own police offices telling the judge that the journalists had been the victims of a setup so thank you. after two consecutive terms in power and another landslide election victory this past april there seems to be little that can threaten the rule of viktor orban in hungary but that doesn't mean the project to consolidate his power in the media has in any way eased off in the eight years

arrested following a story that they were doing scrutinizing the funding of a transport project in yangon city the journalists were charged by the regional government using a colonial era law they said that the report could cause fear or alarm to the public and the arrest of these men and indeed the practice of using years old laws to charge them is part of a growing passing that we've been seeing in me i'm just last month two burmese john that's working for what is why lone unsure so who began serving seven year jail terms for violating the official secrets act which dates back to nine hundred twenty three that ruling it's really important to remember it was handed down despite one of the government's own police offices telling the judge that the journalists had been the victims of a setup thank you. after two consecutive terms in power and another landslide election victory this past april there seems to be little that can threaten the rule of viktor or ban in hungary but that doesn't mean the project to consolidate his power in the media has in any way eased off in the eight years sinc

arrested following a story that they were doing scrutinizing the funding of a transport project in yangon city the journalists were charged by the regional government using a colonial era law they said that the report could cause fear or alarm to the public and the rest of these men and indeed the practice of using years old laws to charge them is part of a growing passing that we've been seeing in me i'm just last month two burmese john that's working for what is why lone unsure so who began serving seven year jail terms for violating the official secrets act which dates back to nine hundred twenty three that ruling it's really important to remember it was handed down despite one of the government's own police offices telling the judge that the journalists had been the victims of a setup so thank you. after two consecutive terms in power and another landslide election victory this past april there seems to be little that can threaten the rule of viktor orban in hungary but that doesn't mean the project to consolidate his power in the media has in any way eased off in the eight years sinc