absolutely i think all those hardliners around president trump like john bolton his new national security adviser or his new secretary of state mike compay oh they all probably feel now that their skepticism towards the existing iran nuclear deal was justified president trump just a few minutes ago side himself in a press conference with the nigerian president bush kerry that what the israelis have brought forward shows that he was always one hundred percent right and so clearly i mean we have to wait and see how reliable the information that these re lease have presented really is and of course that really the main focus in the next few days and weeks but clearly does this gives donald trump the excuse or the justification to scrap the iran nuclear deal and of course that's bad news for america's european allies who have been trying hard and lobbying hard to. convince the americans to stay in the deal until they maybe can agree on something that's right and while i still have you of course newly installed the secretary of state in my pompei you know he also ratcheted up some anti iran rh

but it does get a bit lost in the hugeness of the problem in similar but perhaps more effective was john frankel proces documentary fire at sea that's called a for a modern in italian it was actually one of the golden bear at the berlin film festival and twenty sixteen now it looks very specifically at the situation on the italian island of lampedusa from wave upon wave of desperate boat people were arriving in the personal tragedies of so many of these refugees and of course the grace of the italian response now another film from last year was human flow probably heard of by chinese artist and activist i way where. that looks at the problem in very global dimensions the number of displaced people in the world hit a record high in twenty sixteen upwards of sixty five million so his film is shot in twenty three different countries with stunning and often very poetic imagery and he's really trying to confront the viewer with these images but also with the facts and suffering that each one of these people represents and the future implications of that suffering and also trying to mourn very

all and we'll see if that actually happens and next vase thank you very much for one color from the john f. kennedy institute for the insight. i've. we're going to catch up with some of the of a news stories making headlines at the moment in syria a monitoring group says twenty six people have been killed in missile strikes on military facilities in the north of the country the blasts reportedly hitting a syrian army base by iranian backed forces. the moment. israel is likely to have launched its. in afghanistan at least twenty five people have been killed and dozens injured in back to back explosions in the capital kabul with r.t. say one journalist was killed and two police officers after they rushed to the aftermath of the first explosion the blasts occurred in an area of the city housing foreign offices. u.s. border officials have prevented a group of around two hundred central american migrants from entering the country to seek asylum migrants who told facilities at the border to for president trump has warned against allowing the group to enter the u.s. in the urge to mexico to sto

national security adviser john bolton has warned north korea it must provide evidence of its plans to denuclearize not just pledges and was reacting to reports that leader kim jong he would surrender his nuclear weapons if the u.s. promised not to attack his country. and united states told officials have prevented a group of around two hundred central american migrants from entering the u.s. to seek asylum migrants who told the border to full president trump has warned against allowing the group to enter the u.s. into mexico to stop them. now governments around the world are bracing for a possible trade war with washington about to decide whether it will impose stiff tariffs on imported steel and. tomorrow tuesday both german chancellor angela merkel and french president among grandma clo have been lobbying u.s. president in a bid to obtain exemptions for the european union from those tariffs germany now says it expects the cherubs to go into effect but with no final word yet from the white house some still hold out hope for a last minute change of heart in washington. let's go to bru

days after a historic summit between north and south korea john young now says it's prepared to shut down its underground nuclear test site according to officials in the south korean capital seoul is one of the first steps expected to be taken after north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president in pledge to officially end the state of war between their two countries. the historic meeting between the two koreas where promises of peace and reconciliation aplenty as for the steps on how to achieve those goals however well they were not so clear. key to discussions the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and quieting the threat of regional war so far so good officials and see all an ounce that north korean leader kim jong will shut a nuclear test site in the north next month. is made up of a series of tunnels in the mountainous north east of the country it's reportedly seen six nuclear tests since two thousand and six the last in september of last year that would all end in may according to remarks by kim jong un quoted by the south koreans the shutdown would also be tr

champion lewis hamilton has regained the lead in the championship off to winning a type event as of our john grand prix and wilson's teammate terry brought us suffered a blow out with three laps left when it seemed he was headed to victory that meant hamilton took the first check a slag of the season from the sadie's but audi's commuter i can and had an early collision but still finished second with sacha pairs a force india close behind previous championship me to sebastian vettel started in pole but finished in full team or go long straight it's because it wants when daniel rickey other to count likes to stop and ten laps before he had. in sunday's late when does the game brave man health the place dortmund to a one zero draw marco hoist from it in a loose ball to open the scoring for dortmund in the nineteenth minute but then tell us the lady headed home the equaliser for the game in just before half time when his legacy is innocently going down to the wire for those clubs locked in at the relegation scrap on saturday last place cologne headed to freiburg needing a win have any hope at al

lewis hamilton has regained the lead in the driver's championship off to winning a turbulent as a by john grown pray this race lead about teddy brought us suffer a blowout from a victory will hamilton took his first checkered flag off the new season for mclaren a mercedes ahead of ferrari's kerry reichen with said joe pettis or force india close behind sebastian vettel at lost ground late all and to finish fourth with commissars jr in faith and a crash ridden race on the streets of baquba red bull lost both his cars at once when dani ricky otto took out max for a stop at ten laps before the end when in the early sunday burned his leg a mite's pulled off a commanding three nil ups that were win over all the leipsic might have been hovering just above the relegation zone in these three points just what the doctor ordered leipzig meanwhile have been out of the slump and now have only a tenuous grip on that european spot where the bundesliga season is going down to the wife a club's locked in the relegation scrap on saturday last place cologne headed to freiburg needing a win to have any hope

of the first two tunnels seem to be an active based on satellite imagery collected by observers at johns hopkins university the second tunnel was used during north korea's biggest nuclear test last september its sixth nuclear test and since then there's been no activity but two other sites the south and west tunnel do seem to be be functional according to observers now jason when the news came on friday that kim jong un had agreed to denuclearize at the enter korea summit there was skepticism how can we interpret this sudden change in a long held position from the north korean regime and developing and keeping nuclear weapons. i'm not so sure this was a real a real turnaround for pyongyang i mean ever since north and south korea have engaged in talks dating back thirty years these kind of promises to have a nuclear free korean peninsula to work toward a peace treaty these are things that have always been agreed upon and i'm reminded and kim jong un saying during the summit that he's ready to dismantle the nuclear test site this reminds me of what happened back in two thousand and seven d

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moment in korean history after decades of hostilities and the threat of a nuclear confrontation can john on a moon j. in embraced a new era of peace in the peninsula. the leaders signed a historic declaration which aims to end the two countries longstanding conflict key points include a plan to convert the cease fire into a formal treaty an agreement to pursue the denuclearization of the korean peninsula reuniting families separated by the war and the follow up summit in the north capital pyongyang this autumn. in south korea reaction to the summit was mixed the unity image could symmetry it would be great if reunification were possible but if not at least i hope that by declaring an end to the korean war we can live in peace. here i think that for elderly people like us who experienced the korean war it is hard to trust north korea because of its past behavior can we really trust them it would be great if we could see what the world thought. in the north the state controlled media was upbeat. one north and south korea confirmed the common goal of realizing a nuclear free korean peninsul

john starting in thirteen on detail with. the leaders of north and south korea have pledged to formally and the two countries stick to full sixty five years of to combat finished that's a landmark summits kim jong un and living j. and l. step plan for peace they vowed to seek a nuclear free korean peninsula and a full peace treaty by the end of the year. german chancellor angela merkel has met with u.s. president to trump at the white house among the issues they discussed whether iran nuclear deal north korea trade and funding nato like you like the. teacher strikes have been spreading westward across the u.s. to demand that increase in wages and school from doing arizona in colorado with the latest states to be hit by the protests where thousands rallied for a second day this comes more than two months of the teachers' strike save the pain west virginia which then spurred movements in oklahoma and kentucky. the ukase prince william and his wife catherine have named their newborn son louis on the chance his royal highness pri

john stuart mill thirteen a lot to deal with. the leaders of north and south korea have pledged to formally and the two countries state of war sixty five years after combat finished as a landmark summit kim yong own a mooney i.e. in announced that plan for peace they vowed to seek a nuclear free korean peninsula and a formal peace treaty by the end of the year. german chancellor angela merkel has met with u.s. president donald trump at the white house among the issues they discuss with the iran nuclear deal north korea trade and funding nato would like you to believe. me as opposition leader has threatened to boycott any snap election if he's not made interim prime minister next week nico passin in says he's the only viable candidate to lead the country but his protest movement holds just a fraction of seats in parliament anti-government demonstrations forced the resignation of the prime minister on monday triggering a political crisis. thank you k.'s prince william and his wife catherine have named their new born son louis off t

john declarations suggests a pretty rapid process for establishing peace if the if that has to be sent up with the nuclearization it also means that we need to see rapid denuclearization and just the technical aspects of pursuing a declaration and verification of that declaration really are likely to take some time so that's out of sync right now and want to see how it's addressed as we go forward yeah we heard from several diplomats to date from talking about this you've heard happening at the light at the speed of light something that most people have never experienced before scott snyder with the council on foreign relations in washington mr schneider we appreciate your time tonight thank you. so much. farai the online retailer amazon reaches new heights daniel is here to tell us about that of the truth because you're an amazon prime member of your wow i compliment on the friend i know a certain someone is absolutely celebrating right now because the richest man in the world just got even rich jeff bezos the founder and biggest shareholder of amazon has seen another eight billion u.

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course of a tree in washington is john the chance and i'm going back a little past to meet u.s. president donald trump for a look ahead to a meeting the promises to be brief and far from simple. i'm still down welcome to the program the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to formally end the state of war between their two countries sixty five years after the fighting and it is a historic summit a kim jong un blue jay and said they would sign a formal peace treaty by the end of this year and work towards a nuclear free korean peninsula and they insisted they did not want to repeat the mistakes of the past. an extraordinary moment in korean history after decades of hostilities and the threat of a nuclear confrontation a new era of peace is declared on the peninsula. moments before the leaders signed to distort declaration which aims to end the longstanding conflict key points includes. replacing the armistice with an official peace treaty plans to denuclearize the peninsula the reunification of separated families and a follow up summit in the north this autumn after the s

all right there john sanderson from our culture desk thank you so much for that thrilling. and a reminder of the top stories we're following here for you the leaders of a north and south korea have agreed to seek a formal peace treaty more than sixty years after the korean war ended in a truce they've also reaffirmed that they will work to rid the korean peninsula of its nuclear weapons. german chancellor angela merkel is due to hold talks with u.s. president donald trump shortly the iranian nuclear deal u.s. steel and aluminum tariffs and the war in syria are all the top of the agenda. don't forget you can always get news on the go with our app to get access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications on your phone for any breaking news and you can also use the do you have you have to send us your photos and videos just download it from google play or from the apple store. and now we're going to hear some more from. this is deja vu news live from berlin thank you so much for watching on my ass waiter we'll have more news for you coming up at

oregon general john going out on. the day chairman kim yong moon and i confirms that's our shared goal is to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons through complete denuclearize nation that preceded measures made by north korea have very important meetings it will be a valuable beginning sward to complete their isolation of the korean peninsula from this moment i want to clearly declare that south and north korea will closely cooperate with each other to completely denuclearize the korean peninsula and the closer. i can talk or to go on or. on today we will make sure the agreements we have reached which the people of the korean peninsula and the world are watching does not repeat the unfortunate history of unfilled promises by closely communicating and cooperating with each other in order to yield good results. there are efforts or break this down for us i'm joined in the studio by bad baggage from the german council on foreign relations he's a korean specialist there so this is really it feels like a momentous o

at the same time this place here for john this is we we are as close as well as we can get as journalists to to the summit so we have had live coverage of all the events happening north here. during the whole during the day. and that the life cover broadcast has just stopped just recently as some we're seeing what we're seeing now here in the back basically is footage that has been. taken during the day so right now everyone everyone here in the press center is basically getting busy writing the news and trying to understand what has been and we departed via by a both parties you know we can definitely a very crowded press room behind you there back off from council on foreign relations take us through what the north and south korean leaders just agreed to from a policy perspective where i think the most important point is the declared willingness to go towards a peace agreement if you look at the cease fire agreement as it was agreed between the militaries after the korean war and it's basically outdated to no longer constitutes a status quo that would regulate the relations between nort

its debts others insist on full pay back germany being the most vocal european commission president john claude younker was in athens the day ahead of the meeting and optimistic about the country's prospects last year greece achieved plus of seven billion euros that's much more than expected. and optimistic showing claude younker was full of praise but his meeting with greek prime minister alexis tsipras the european commission president hailed the progress of france as made in implementing a string of painful reforms over the years the proper form of directors pieces performance is excellent as were the sacrifices of the greek people the initial results are now in growth has returned to greece and to europe compact to live up. hopes that will continue and the outlook is good greece's current eighty six billion euro bailout ends this oldest by then athens aims to be financing itself on international capital markets again and is confident of hitting budget targets by twenty twenty the european commission intends to support greece along the way because that important steps are still needed

some of the leaders of north and south korea have been meeting at their country's mutual border came john thune and moon j n have been discussing the key issue of removing all nuclear weapons from the korean peninsula. and german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in the united states for talks with u.s. president donald trump it will be her second visit to the white house and the iran nuclear deal is expected to top the agenda. outrage is also expected to be a major focus of merkel's and trump. talks but can the combined efforts of european leaders convince the u.s. president to back down on steel and aluminum tariffs political correspondent thomas ferro spoke about their approach with pay to the german government's new coordinator of transatlantic cooperation you spoke of a tandem when it comes to the work that i'm going to learn president have regarding the united states and we already saw what president mccrone did but what is going to merkel taking with her what is her strategy of the for the upcoming trip i think the role that she will take in this between my call and to germany t

nuclear weapons some south koreans are skeptical that the summit is good news there don't you go jim john boehner is saying that he will complete denuclearization and close the nuclear test site through the into korean summit but we can't believe it others however see the summit as a cause for optimism. don't log is always good talking in person can sometimes lead to a better outcome and that's why i think it's a good idea to go to work so well obviously it will take time we'll have to see whether it's possible for north korea to become nuclear free before that in steps will have to be taken. as officials in panmunjom complete the final preparations for the summit it's clear that achieving any official agreements in just a day of talks will be difficult to say the least but friday's summit is a breakthrough in itself. and if the meeting goes smoothly it should lay the groundwork for something even more unusual talks between north korea and the us. and joining me here in the studio is baird berger he is a senior fellow and head of the asia program at the berlin based think tank the german

the new head of germany's biggest lender is now saying less is more in contrast is pretty discuss are john cry and strategy of thinking big in a reversal of previous global expansion plans like a bank is scaring back its financing business in the u.s. and asia and cutting jobs at its flagship investment division as it shifts that's concentration to european clients it did not say how many jobs would be cut or where cryan managed to settle significant legal cases and cut costs he was not able to return the back to profitability under his leadership the bank reported losses three years in a row georgia bank share price played close to thirty percent over the last year reflecting investor dissatisfaction with prions turnaround strategy the poor showing also makes it the worst performer and the european banking sector savings there's no time to waste he hopes the changes will mean more income coming from divisions that are more predictable like retail banking and asset management the bank will try management layers and shrink the size of its executive board saving obviously hopes to succeed wh

disapprove of them today they said that they're willing to negotiate with anyone but as i said such john is still the head of the party and the acting prime minister is also from the republican party they still have some leverage and in parliament though. they are still the majority there so we'll have to see whether they end up supporting the opposition leader and coming out in supportive of him as they as they become more and more pressured by the crowds here and. mention that the opposition leader has been a significant figure in these protests he attended the russian embassy for talks yesterday do we know what went on. we don't know really any details about those talks and touching and also said that he met with other diplomats he mentioned the u.s. and the e.u. but it's also interesting to note when it comes to russia that several high ranking officials from the ruling party the republican party reportedly went to moscow today and yesterday so it seems that for both sides russia will remain an important partner now moscow's official position on what's going on here in armenia is tha

months of provocative missile tests the nuclear tests said that he wanted to participate in the pyung john winter olympics here in south korea and that unleashed a flurry of diplomatic activity meetings were held between north and south korean officials to get the north to participate in the olympics and it went very well north and south korean athletes entered the olympic stadium jiang under a unified korean flag and that then led to more diplomatic activity with south korean envoys traveling to pee on young and they brought back with them good tidings from kim jong un saying that he wanted to hold summits with president moon j.n. as well as u.s. president donald trump so how important is the outcome of this meeting tomorrow is looking ahead at what is planned a summit between u.s. president donor tromp and kim jong. right oh i think this summit between the korean leaders will really set the agenda for the expected trump and kim summit north korea has always regarded the south that as the junior negotiating partner certainly some. resolutions or some symbolic agreements can be made during

you were there when you got him john is saying that he will complete denuclearization and close the nuclear test site through the into korean summit but we cannot believe it helps you navigate them what it undeniable as officials in panmunjom complete the final preparations for the summit it's clear that achieving any official agreements in just a day of talks will be difficult to say the least but friday's summit is a breakthrough in itself. and if the meeting goes smoothly it should lay the groundwork for something even more unusual talks between north korea and the u.s. . joining me now is our correspondent jason strother in the south korean capital seoul welcome jason what is south korea hoping to get out of the summit. well i think just bringing kim jong moon down below the border was a an accomplishment itself but i think like we heard from some of the people in that package they just want a sense of calm and normality on the korean peninsula we have to remember that just at the end of last year there was talk about war erupting here again so i think deescalation of tensions is is tha

prime minister just how fine john is the process not. the first. what's even more german the noise finest tynecastle. the brandenburg gate. or the rhine river. sausage is. processed meat him a piece of cultural identity. evolution of a national company every. sixty minutes. your smart t.v. smarter with t.w. for small change. what you want what you want. to do extraordinary. you decide what songs find out more. dot com smart t.v. . ten year old has got you to show a lady she's a refugee from the civil war in syria now she and her family and even in turkey she's also getting help for coming invisible. to children of war. and d.-w. . twenty years ago the good friday agreement paved the way for an end to decades of bitter conflict in though the novel and but the results have been mixed my guest this week here in dublin is but for my irish prime minister and one of the co signatories of the agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight just how fragile is the peace process now and what would it take to get it back on track.

do their work into istanbul correspond with johan is here with me welcome since the coup president john has been cracking down on anyone who he views as an opponent including journalists what is does this mean for the freedom of expression of the country the jewelry of newspapers not just any newspaper in turkey it's the oldest newspaper in the country it's an institution since decades following a longstanding tradition of secularism so it's very important for its readers these journalists and executives have been arrested at their homes in parts they have been charged with supporting terrorist organizations and then now sentenced with a jail time of more than seven years for some of them so imagine this would happen at any of the newspaper worldwide at the newark new york times for example or any major german newspaper this of course now in the current situation in turkey is sending a message to all other journalists as well look you could be next so what's your every move your every article everything you do and this is what the journalists themselves have said they always said from t

john. and how are you. going to balance a global media following him to. a music. that seems to listen to you sounds. not to time. but. i really. put big dreams on the big screen. maybe magazines on the tell me what. it's no secret that the west is angry with russia on a whole range of issues but the feeling here in moscow is decidedly mutual my guest this week is russia's deputy foreign minister sergei riyadh cuffe what are the chances of halting this current slide in east west relations or is there worse to come. that gave the ark of welcome to come.

it was john who came up with the idea. yeah. millions of tourists pass through our airport but hardly any actually come into town we're planning a show venue for a circus combined with apartments and a shopping mall we're going to market it internationally as a tourist experience little persuasive. entertainment plus retail it's a well known recipe and songdo could use a bit of a boost. john lives in a high rise on the forty fourth floor with his wife and two cats she's south korean and didn't even know about john's background at first because he had lost his regional accent. that's not all he kept from her. or take up on when his musical did so well there were death threats from the north i didn't know about them at the time he only told me later. on in and get him from doing what i do it's hard i'm neither a north korea nor a south korean i have my own identity and. then john is off to work again charging ahead in hard drive in south korea for him there's nowhere else to go but forward. it's to ukraine now and the chair noble

press freedom it's a dark day for just journalism and free the free media in turkey that sure story joe johns reporting tonight from used them for you thank you very much. as you were saying in a national press watchdog reporters without borders has released its latest world press freedom index and it paints a picture of a world in which attacks on the media have become more commonplace even in european democracies journalist work has become more difficult or even deadly one example is the case of a maltese journalist who had exposed government corruption and he was then killed. on october sixteenth two thousand and seventeen the maltese journalist. was killed by a car bomb the reporter had worked tirelessly to expose corruption in the island nation including allegations against prime minister josef most scots family it's still not known who ordered her killing the press watchdog reporters without borders says journalists and threatened by politicians businesses and the justice system this country dropped eight hundred places to rank sixty five in the press freedom and x. reporters without bo

john and he is also a member of the republican party. excuse me and they have been demanding people here have been demanding for him to resign just now a russian yohn the opposition leader on the stage said that he should go and people were cheering and the opposition has also set out clear demands they want what they say is a candidate of the people to take charge of an interim government who will then which would then arrange free and fair election now they emphasize that an interim government should be led by a candidate of the people a candidate from the streets because they say that if the interim government as it stands leads those elections or arranges those elections there could be a vote rigging. a russian president vladimir putin hans become involved in this so speaking to. president tell us what. i'm what russia's role in this is. well the kremlin called on armenia to resolve this conflict through negotiation resolve it peacefully and certainly moscow is watching what's happening on the streets of the arab on everything happen

existing deal but there's not much progress on that front so far not much progress than one and only john did say about iran costs and was that he says i would make up my mind by the twelfth of may because the deadline and he says no one knows what i'm going to say except and he pointed out mcconnell he says he has a pretty good idea as to what i say what he could mean by that because this visit comes at a head of i'm going to the german chancellor who is also going to visit washington later this week. it's always very difficult to know what's on the trump means when he says something and also what happens next after he says something because he might say a very different thing the next day but it was interesting that mark kroll didn't look too happy when trump was saying that so. we don't know what is going to happen i mean trump could still change his mind until then but so far it looks like he is determined to pull the u.s. out of iran dion i might be wrong there once again i think that point he's he's right nobody knows what he will do. until then but so far there's indication that he

should i mean it was supposed to be a meeting between opposition you don't make a fuss john with the acting prime minister today but that was canceled why. will it sounds so because as the acting prime minister got in that i think kind of to be done that the opposition leader was simply to take him out he would want to determine who would be at the meeting what the agenda was going to be they wanted to press the president and the acting prime minister these are negotiations what's interesting is that here in europe on the other party seems to be joining the protesters while the second biggest party are the in parliament has now also called on it. orders to join protests. are projected to. show been in the midst of protests image out of on noisy protest of that thank you very much for that update. ok let me bring you some breaking news which is just coming in a copenhagen court has sentenced a danish invented to life in prison for the mud off swedish john and this came by it found peter madsen guilty of torturing and murdering her when she joined him for a trip in a self built submari

excuse me party and the acting prime minister is from that party his name is scott and john and people here on the streets of the arab on certainly want changes you can see and perhaps here i spoke to an opposition activist one of the leading. opposition activists about what their demands are earlier on let's have a listen. it seems. he's trying to steal the greek. person's name cvs is going garbage on his now like prime minister. we are going to march on the march from him snap elections we will also the mon. temper government we should be true to be led the by the representative of the people. and let me opposition leader in licola fashion young was supposed to meet with the acting prime minister today but the meeting has been counsel give it tell us briefly why. how it got incredibly to understand that the opposition leader and i demand more due to a specific month and now i'm done by the council the negotiations she said they weren't you know she isn't at all i just want to point out what's happening behind me here people are clocking in see that's been happening. and they raise th

the west african nation the gambia has made the most progress when ya john has dictatorship ended in two thousand and sixteen the country rose twenty one places to rank hundred twenty two in the press freedom index the media has been flourishing and a more open environment where criticism is no longer for bed and. sports now the week's champions league semi skipped off with a bang last night as host liverpool defeated roma five two the reds getting off to a flying start as mohamed salah continued his remarkable for his forty two goals in the first half there were four added three more to make it five no roma finally scoring two in the last ten minutes. ahead of the violence flared as liverpool fans clashed with those roma outside of the stadium police saying a fifty three year old man suffered a severe head injury in one instance is in critical condition right now hospital two men were arrested from rome on suspicion of attempted murder officers are appealing for mobile phone video for help. this is the interview news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks

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well that's the big question the interim prime minister or the current acting prime minister cut in john he's taken over he's actually part of the republican party which is the same ruling party that has been in power but he is going to be holding talks with the main opposition leader tomorrow so we'll have to see what comes out of that but it's clear that people here are definitely want change and they want to see new faces in politics. than in the capital yet yvonne thank you very much. you was in the ws i have lots more coming up shortly do stay with us if you ken. heated discussions in germany about. that issue clearing. the arts section. for genuine hatred for. the dark side of. ten to accidentally shed some face music and. the trouble is. spending time in the filter bubble. how can you get out. with your own series. shift this week. hijacking the news. in the news is being hijacked. has become a screw reality show it's not just good vs evil us forces. in countries like russia china turkey people. and if you're a journalist and you try to get beyond it you are facing. intimidation a

and today marks five years since the john up off the disaster a garment factory in bangladesh kristoff has the details on that story a story think we all remember those terrifying pictures the collapse of a multi-story building killing or eleven hundred garment workers share a painful lied on working conditions in the industry and the accidental brands unions and the government set up initiatives to improve factory safety but many laborers still work at their own peril researchers say and despite some financial compensation many victims of the rana plaza disaster feel abandoned. every step hurts she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years. need to forbid was working as a seamstress at run a plaza with a nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover her multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. whatever i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they give us hardly anything what happened

celebrations in armenia after the resignation of the country's veteran leader prime minister shares sergeant john was previously the country's president but sought to retain control by becoming prime minister and standing executive powers in that post the move that brought thousands of our means onto the streets was one marked by jubilation. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital yet of on. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted. the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood. in a statement says admitted he was in the wrong he'd become armenians president in two thousand and eight and served ten years earlier this month he was elected prime minister by the country's parliament but this enraged many armenians who felt this latest move would secure his hold on power over the country indefinitely. the former soviet republic which is in the caucasus region was plunged into political crisis. many of armenians three million ci

basically nonexistent if you do of course it's not just mr dali there are hundreds of others academics john list who are in jail not even facing a trial or not having charges officially made public so this country is facing huge problems not only that into human rights issues also when it comes to gender parity the country's one of the last of it comes to equality between man and women there's so many problems interlinked and of course it is the war in yemen that saudi arabia says that is being sad it is a proxy war actually against iran what when you talk to people on the ground on the camera they would not talk about things like that they would not even hard the of us speak about that off camera what i phone quite astonishing harbor is not the human rights situation that people are talking about but what it really seems to be from the government side is that there's a rising nationalism actually of some people who say we are making some changes the are making more changes than are archrival iran so if ya getting i have there they are not seeing the bigger picture the ones that i spoke to

john has resigned after more than a week of until government protests with groups of soldiers joining the demonstrators on monday august jon was previously the country's president but sought to retain control by becoming prime minister that moved brought thousands of on the unions on to the streets. police in the us state of tennessee have arrested a man suspected of killing four people at a restaurant and nashville a manhunt was launched on sunday afternoon after the gunman fled the scene of the fatal shootings police believe the suspect is mentally unstable. yemen rebels say that political leaders saw the al summit was killed and then as a strike carried out by the saudi led coalition last week it was the head of the who see backed political body which runs most of northern yemen the news came hours after health officials said at least twenty people were killed in a coalition as strike on a wedding on sunday night. at . they say the enemy of my enemy is my friend well on that note mexico has temporarily put it straight spat with the u.s. to one side striking a supercharged trade pac