visit by urging the world to take action on the injured refugee crisis but once again did not mention iraq they rot in jail by night. now in sweden more than fifty winners of the so-called old turners have a nobel prize of wrote out a letter of protest to the azerbaijan a government they have as their e embassy demonstrates this cold for the journalist. to be allowed to leave the country she and three others are jews to be awarded the alternative nobel prize is a ceremony in stockholm tomorrow. is currently under a travel ban led to a suspended sentence and she says she received about a criticizing the government originally known as the right livelihood award the prize is so for courage and excellence in fields not recognized by the mainstream nobel award. i'm the one of this year's off for witness is coming comes out comes out vassar he's a human rights lawyer from india welcome to you and congratulations. now we've seen you previously amongst protesters in stockholm we saw the pictures of you just now how did this area embassy respond to your demands. by running away from their embassy s

effectively running at a loss because of the low oil price geopolitics has as really as head with concerns in iraq iran venezuela libya nigeria qatar so there's a lot of there's a lot going on both it really makes a huge doesn't really raise the pressure on this deal opec has a history of being able to turn to make deals and to sort of turn to to manipulate the oil market even when some of its members have been a war ok a lot going on according to spencer wells but that oil price should stay quite steady thank you very much for joining us. still producing nations have agreed to dismantle market distorting subsidies the twenty ministers have been meeting in berlin to avert a trade war over steel of a capacity has been causing international tension but the deep divisions remain. expectations were low from the outset the interests of the participating countries were just too varied the goal of the summit was to put the brakes on steel production worldwide to reduce crippling overcapacity but in the end that mission remained impossible there was at least some agreement as to the cause of the problem t

well yes to reason may is in the middle east she's been in iraq she's also been visiting british troops there so it's not just about business that at least were the words she would say and so far she has been quiet and we've heard this statement on twitter yesterday but nothing so far and it remains to be seen if she's going to try and do something more later today right begin last in london thank you very much. let's articulate some of the stories making news around the world pope francis's arrived in bangladesh after visiting me and maher the catholic leader has been criticized for not specifically speaking out against the country's treatment of muslims the pontiff is expected to meet with a selected group of ranger refugees in bangladesh more than six hundred thousand have fled to that country to escape ethnic violence in myanmar bali remains on high alert for a volcanic activity at mt but flights have resumed after a three day airports shut down on the dinies an island thousands of foreign tourists have been stranded there but a shift in the wind direction blew away ash and smoke th

and now we have three women vice presidents in iraq what made the difference for those women that you're mentioning now. the difference was that well they i think what they did the efforts that they made the change they brought about the fact that. in many different areas not only at the level of vice minister is vice presidents or at the level of a government but also at the level of the public for example in councils in in the cities in the urban areas in the rural areas educated women started appearing in started. they were voted for and they came into the scene and then the n.g.o.s the n.g.o.s in iran they made a great change and well the legal framework was there there's no obstacle to women's advancement in iran and i think that the women themselves they they took this opportunity for granted and they made a they took great steps strides in education now in our universities more than fifty percent of the students are woman about twenty seven percent of the professors are women in our universe we have so many women in sports now with olympic medals with you mention there's a academi

during a hearing of the war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia as well but are not probably iraq or serving a twenty year sentence for crimes against humanity because he's confirmed the death gracious prime minister has offered condolences to his family. i think coming out of a plane is breathtaking how about jumping into one in mid air that's exactly what a couple of wing suit flyers have done over the swiss alps possibly for the first time ever a word of warning that if you don't like heights the quiet now and please don't try this at home. you know you all. too french daredevil sleep from one of europe's highest peaks. switzerland's you from mountain in the alps. there aim to make it through this airplane store and land inside it takes a while to get it just right. after more than a hundred practice flights they make it spins read it then his friend fred you get . a mission accomplished celebration. in years that lie from the other laughable few the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news on the information around the clock on our website that's t w dot co

in new groups and iraq puts cost organization the movie is an outrageous distortion even though the movie is based on a story and not on historical facts. suraj of india's ruling be j.p. made a shocking offer of a more than one point two million euro reward for the beheading of the lead actress or director. so far the movie has been seen by few outside the immediate production company circle and much of the controversy is based on room. the u.s. trailer shows the hindu queen together with her husband as he prepares to defend his land against invasion. from other quarters that have been complaints about the trailers apparent portrayal of the muslim emperor as a bloodthirsty marauder. so will the public ever get the chance to make up their own minds. well the talent helps that is here to answer that question for us what is the status of the film because of the release was postponed indefinitely and the film has even been banned in some states in india although there's actually no legal basis to do that the threats even actually why didn't into the u.k. because threats were made to burn down

in new groups and iraq put cost organization say the movie is an outrageous distortion even though the movie is based on a story and not on historical facts. suraj of india's ruling be j.p. made a shocking offer of a more than one point two million euro reward for the beheading of the lead actress or director. so far the movie has been seen by few outside the immediate production company circle and much of the controversy is based on rumah. the us trailer shows the hindu queen together with her husband as he prepares to defend his land against invasion. from other quarters they have been complaints about the trailers apparent portrayal of the muslim emperor as a bloodthirsty marauder. so will the public ever get the chance to make up their own minds. good to see the director sunday. is going boy is extravaganza offensively also productions but good at the pick up a good he's a sensational actress what award is the status of the film now am i going to get to see it well you know i can't tell you when you're going to see a lot of people are waiting the release was postponed indefinitely

his child sleeps in the streets because her family through iraq. hear. online bullying. pushes a teenager over the edge. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean it isn't there make the invisible visible of us might violence against children disappear.

that's your new iraq coming up next it's probably hopefully las we'll have all of the goals from sunday's bonus think a soccer auction can homburg and cologne turn around their night rest seasons or will they descend deeper into relegation danger. that in just one minute do stay with us because. your children like chocolate. you can't live with them your smartphone. and your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives she writes from the last thing on one minds. invisible hands slavery in the twenty first century story december second phone d. w. . hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on d w i'm pablo foley in the us much day thirteen is done and dusted and joining me in the studio today to discuss this week's hot topics we have. former bundesliga player michelle and our very own jonathan crane so let's take a look at what's coming up in the show. after a disappointing exit from europe in midweek popham time were hoping for a boon this league of boost a way to hapless hamburg the hosts were praying for a better look after just one win in their last ten games they'd nee

that's your new iraq coming up next it's probably hopefully las will have all of the goals from sunday's going to take a soccer action cat hamburg and cologne turn around their night refuse ins or will they descend deeper into relegation danger. that in just one minute to stay with us if we can. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music take a look at germany idiosyncracies at their traditions every day lives and language doesn't just come out of my lungs and eyes are so i'm young groups just. like the french record by a d w dot com beat the germans. story so that people who rolled over to get information they provide. the fenians they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on the w i'm pablo foley and yes much day thirteen is done and dusted and joining me in the studio today to discuss this week's hot topics we have. former bundesliga player michelle didn't say our very own jonathan crane so let's take a look at what's coming up in the show. after

my last trip to a war zone in iraq was two months ago. i went back with the woman who had been captured by us we went to the terrible place where they had carried out a massacre which she had lost her relatives. had i was impressed by the strength she gained through catharsis. she looked into the camera and said in german and i'm stronger than i am as a boy. that was very moving and when we came back a friend told us that the iraqi woman had become a different person but that i had also changed and i looked exhausted of course something like this changes i'm very easygoing a very warm open is i still am but now i can't forget everything at night it all stays with me but it also drives my work. the anger the grief the resilience everything i brought back from this these are the foundations of my work. this is also my task for society here for my homeland germany to report from hell to raise awareness about why it's so important to campaign for peace. with kids who came from. the gulf and i'm you've written a book about migration called ger

leave iraq now karim you're painting a very good image there from the sinai region which is of course not new to volatility why is this region so troubled and in light of yesterday's attack can they gyptian government do much about it. well that's exactly the big question of course we had a big show of force which actually if we enforced both we and something simply because of china. but it's actually not you there were probably places before with the air force there's a massive military presence even though the side of the area is pretty closed of the rest of the world has always been against purpose kirk is there all this is that we mention managed to contain the situation in. the disrepute space piece that's going to think there are now some ideas. around the thing that we need to take should be evacuated. but that would probably increase because of course the other places to other places they depend upon it so if we need to deny that it's the other solution so really low but you don't expect what else could be done is the order to continue situation in northern. karim elko harry j

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does being shocked because such high numbers are reminding everyone it's more like two situation in iraq. or a journalist karim bihari joining us from the egyptian capital cairo karim thank you for that update and we'll continue to bring you more details on that story as they come in to us moving on now though it's been a landmark day for exam bob way anderson magog what has been sworn in as president to tens of thousands of people in v.i.p.'s from across africa gathered at a stadium in the capital harare to witness the ceremony and cheer on the new president he vowed to uphold the constitution and protect the rights of all zimbabweans replaces the former president robert mugabe who held power for nearly four decades. whatever it was clues or moves not much to soon but good. reliable for in this regard oh that simple. knowledge. no one who's islam is. a leader of us christine one who has been following all of this for us from harare and she joins us now for more hi christine good to see you so essentially what i'm a synagogue what was saying there is let bygones be bygones what do you ma

tribunal in the hague sentence of iraq allotted to life in prison for his crimes during the bosnian war the chamber finds. guilty as a member of first joint criminal enterprises of the following cones count to genocide count three persecution the crime against humanity. i'm sorry kelly we begin the day with a moment more than two decades in the making the man that they call the butcher of bosnia radko a lot it will face life in prison for genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity the former bosnian serb army chief was found to have led the slaughter of eight thousand muslim men and boys that's weapon it's a and the siege of the bosnian capital sorry a vote where more than ten thousand civilians were killed these were some of the darkest days in recent human history and the calls for justice and reconciliation there after they rang loud the tribunal which sought to do just that will close its doors later this year what lessons about international justice will follow in its wake and has there really been reconciliation coming up we will ask one of the court's architects first a look

now iraq a lot of the former bosnian serb army chief accused of leading the massacre of eight thousand muslim men and boys in the small town us revenue has been found guilty of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide judges at the u.n. tribunal in the hague have sentenced him to life in prison the atrocities that logic has been convicted of took place during the bosnian war in the one nine hundred ninety s. his sentencing caps off years of efforts to bring him to justice. and july nine hundred ninety five stood before the cameras in the un designated safe zone of sugar in it and assured bosnian muslims that no one would come to harm. the shot twenty two years later when he was sentenced to life in prison by the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia for the genocide that so nearly eight thousand muslim boys and men from the typhoon murdered. the conviction of the former bosnian serb general was met with through a leaf by the victims' relatives. but for those like you know made of it who lost two sons and two brothers it brings little consolation minutes to se

iraq and berlin these are main headlines right now. zimbabwe's former vice president emerson gone wrong as arrived back in harare and preparation to take hour after president robert mugabe's shock resignation. had fled to south africa after being fired by mugabe earlier this month he'll be sworn in as president on friday. judges at a un courts have found the former bosnian. serv army chief about privilege guilty of war crimes and genocide and have sentenced him to life in prison under a law that has command served troops massacred thousands of muslim bosnian men and boys in the town of seventy chalk in one thousand nine hundred ninety five. lebanese prime minister said howdy says he is putting his resignation on hold after the country's president asked him to reconsider and allow time for more dialogue how did he attended in the penn state celebrations in the capital after returning to lebanon late last night well it's nearly three weeks since he suddenly announced his resignation while in saudi arabia while lebanese officials accuse s

this is did every news live from berlin iraq could not it's known as the butcher of bosnia is guilty of genocide and war crimes the u.n. tribunal sentences the former bosnian serb commander to life in prison for atrocities he committed to.

for the welfare of the people of iraq will. the ninety three year old leader answer crisis that began last week when the military intervened to stop the rise to power of mugabe swythe grace the move touched off most precious against mugabe his successor would be former vice president allison and the gala who fled the country ellie of this month. after mugabe fired him with the new leaders to take over the reins on friday many are hoping for a break with the past. now lebanese prime minister saad hariri says he is putting his resignation on hold after the country's president asked him to reconsider and allow time for more dialogue hariri attended independence day celebrations in the capital after returning to lebanon late last night it's been nearly three weeks since he suddenly announced his resignation while in saudi arabia lebanese officials accuse saudi arabia of forcing her to resign but hariri has yet to confirm those allegations let's bring in ben to sheller she's the beirut office director of the heinrich bird foundation

into cafes for years now but insiders know it's not just the beans that are responsible for the not iraq it's the bean roaster that is key to the process of producing a great cup of coffee the explosion of coffee shops and urban centers around the world would have been impossible without a german company called pro backed. competition no is just one way to enjoy coalface and it's a popular choice in germany but coffee isn't just coffee there are many different styles and flavors stuff approach no coffee inside out danielle any of it see as a roasting ex-pat embraced in the role coffee as a science in itself part of that makes roasting machines among other equipment a two hundred degree celsius the beans go in a timely for about five or six minutes these beans are for life priced filter called faith so they don't need long. the end flavor of the coffee depends on how it's rice did arrive as soon fell over him. yet it's now so good right now the cells are broken up which releases the gases it's refreshed you can smell the gases it tough for a day or two it will come down and smell like rea

least twenty four people have been killed and dozens wounded in a suicide truck bombing in northern iraq no one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack into school motto iraqi forces returned to the contested town from kurdish forces back in october. german police have arrested six syrians suspected of planning an attack in germany on behalf of so-called islamic state the suspects were detained during a series of dawn raids in four major cities across the country they're thought to have been planning an attack on a christmas market. or here in germany the country's president has been seeking a way out of the political deadlock created after the collapse of talks aimed at forming a new coalition government now the man whose party scuppered those talks christiane listen there of the liberal f.d.p. met with the president from both of my earlier today and the co-chairs of the green party were also summoned to the presidential palace here in berlin president steinmeier is pressing the parties to avoid fresh elections. or for her part german chancellor angela merkel has already said

root cause to this spike and that is a system of institutionalized discrimination and segregation for iraq trying to states meaning that eventually every single aspect of it is restricted and house being for at least the last five years and we've continued to cathal evidence legal analysis that this is a crime against humanity and specifically it's the crap of constant. and that was laura high from amnesty international speaking with us a short while ago we had now to india where a father's of emotional post on social media has kicked off a heated debate about the country's health care system let's bring in now frederica baggio who is joining us from our social media desk she is with us here in the studio today so frederica tell us a little bit more about what happened so sarah a seven year old girl the idea saying a was a she was hospitalized with denny fever in a private hospital in a suburb of the daily and she died after being treated for about fifteen days the outcry started after her father posted a long message on facebook describing their dreadful experience at the hospital he says

two year long investigation into the crackdown by me on mars military on ethnic row him to people in iraq i'm state the findings are hard hitting with amnesty accusing the authorities in myanmar of creating a system of apartheid which is classified as a crime against humanity they were a hinge i have faced state state sponsored discrimination for decades according to this report but this has worsened since two thousand and twelve when violence broke out between buddhists and the muslim rohinton minority to date that violence has forced over six hundred thousand row him to flee to neighboring bangladesh amnesty international has now called for the un human rights council to hold a special session on the road into crisis in myanmar. these are the latest really enjoy arrivals seeking safety at the risk e.g. camp and cox's bazaar in bangladesh the camp is run by the international organization for migration it has seen a massive influx of rutin just since last august several hundred thousand are sheltering here and in the surrounding area violence and persecution in their home country of me an

damning new report by amnesty international accuses me on mars military of crimes against humanity in iraq i'm staked out of this is now calling on the u.n. to hold a special session on the rope into crisis. plus washington is threatening to scupper a mega merger between eighteen t. and time warner but with president trump the outspoken dislike for the time warner news channel c.n.n. critics say that the move could be politically motivated. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it is great to have you with us. germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed late on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says that he will meet with the leaders of all parties and press them to try once again to cut a deal meanwhile the german chancellor angela merkel is weighing her options she says that she is ready to run for chancellor again in a new election if necessary. the german chancellor would have gladly spared herself and germany from this walk of shame but after the collapse of coalition talks it's up to the ge

question will will the talks be broken off is any stage leading to fresh elections or whatever the next in iraq is going to be we're going to have to talk about that they've all said no no it's not going to happen and then you guys are sitting here and saying it's the most normal thing in the world we didn't say that ok you just know it is not normal but you know just as you said in the in this film at the beginning the problem of the liberals they if there is. party and indeed they are not fit to rule because they didn't have enough people who fit for government they didn't have a program that would have lurked and to they didn't have enough technical knowledge in order to be part of the government so what we don't have a general crisis what we have is a liberal party that's not fit to rule ok if you know the opportunity very shortly to talk the liberal today. there's going to talk of the market from the other side first of all your assessment where are we today well i want to come back to you said about we sitting here saying on this crisis there is of course a crisis of the chattering class

will will the talks be broken off with any stage leading to fresh elections or whatever the next in iraq is going to be we're going to have to talk about that they've all said no no it's not going to happen and then you guys are sitting here and saying it's the most normal thing in the world we didn't say that ok you know it is not normal but you know just as you said and in this film at the beginning the problem of the liberals they have a very small party and indeed they are not fit to rule because they didn't have enough people who fit for government they didn't have a program that would have lurked and to they didn't have enough technical knowledge in order to be part of the government so what we don't have a general crisis what we have is a liberal party that's not fit to rule ok if you know the opportunity very shortly to talk the liberal today we'll see who's going to talk to them from the other side first of all your assessment where are we today well i want to come back to you said about we're sitting here saying on this crisis there is of course a crisis of the chattering class

media reports say all the victims were women food aid campaigns are common in remote poor areas of iraq and charles manson the u.s. cult leader behind a killing spree in one thousand nine hundred six california has died at the age of eighty three manson died of natural causes in a california prison he had been serving multiple life sentences for orchestrating the murder of actress sharon tate and six others in one nine hundred sixty nine. sailors some bonus league a soccer action from the weekend on sunday shock a host of hamburg looking to stake their claim as one of the league's top clubs hamburg meanwhile we're down at the wrong end of the table. if shaka are having the best season in years and they haven't lost a hamburger at home since january twenty seventh fifteen minutes in gideon young brought you haven't gone up leon down in the box penalty for the hosts franco de santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march twenty sixth. after the break the guests had the better of the chances. hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who

say all the victims were women who they campaigns are common in remote poor areas of the remark of iraq zimbabwe's embattled president robert mugabe has defied expectations but not resigning in a widely anticipated speech to the nation mugabe stressed that he was still in power despite mounting pressure on the army and his own party to step down. zimbabwe's longtime president robert mugabe addressed the nation for the first time after being sacked as p.f. party leader is expected resignation was not forthcoming merely an acknowledgement that mistakes had been made. the president of zimbabwe and as. chief do acknowledge the issues they have drawn my attention to and do believe that these were raised in this period of honesty and deep and. for. the nation and for the welfare of our people not only did mcgarvie not announce his resignation as expected he further pledged to preside over the upcoming zanu p.f. party congress a clear slap in the face to his own party who had given him twenty four hours to resign or be impeached. zimbabwe's main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai said he was

hour before the end it's rafael again to make it four two got back celebrate their third away win in iraq. votes for a coach martin schmidt was desperate to see his side win for the first time since he took over the reins at the club back in september now the wolves went into their clash against freiburg who has been struggling of light on the back of seven back to back draws in the bundesliga convulse break finally pick up a win mediocre minds hosted and under pressure cologne on saturday the visitors have the worst offensive record in the bundesliga and went into their. clash without even one league win this season is there an end in sight to pay to a nightmare a company at the helm let's take a look. pay to cologne trying to pick up their first win this season at mines a pillow team just before the break decided this one month's pablo the glasses down in front of goal. the rest awarded this penalty which was a controversial decision. might stand you brzezinski converted for the leave the kids to his former club minds have converted their last nineteen penalties. the billy goats couldn'

backed forces in iraq site they have retaken the last town in the country held by islamic state militants iraqi troops forced i asked from mitt romney after five hours of fighting leaving jihad is said control of little more than patches of the country's western desert a laborde with syria. the former head of the sicilian mafia toto do you know has died at the age of eighty seven was being held in an italian prison hospital where he was serving twenty six life sentences during the nineteen seventies and eighties andrina became one of the most feared godfathers of the cosa nostra crime family is thought to have moved to order more than one hundred fifty modest germany search for a new government has gone into extra time chance i'm going to medical originally said she wanted an agreement by yesterday but marathon overnight talks failed to produce a breakthrough oaken service of lucky seeking a coalition deal with the pro-business free democrats on the greens now they're back at the negotiating table hoping to avoid a fresh election. another round of difficult talks of the c.d.u. party headq

in both iraq and syria kurds found themselves on the front lines in the war against ins. it called attention to the plight of an ancient people with its own history culture and language not arabic nor turkish the. kurds are scattered across modern day iraq syria and turkey people without a state forgotten during the division of the ottoman empire. until the nineteenth century the kurds didn't have a national identity they merely saw themselves as subjects of the ottoman empire as part of ottoman society. on an empire identity who is defined by religious rather than national turns there was lemons and no muslims since the kurds were muslims they were treated like the majority of muslims although they had semi autonomous status they too had to pay taxes and do military service that prevented the development of a national consciousness until the end of the nineteenth century only when the autumn an era came to an end did this consciousness arise in reaction to the empires turkey vacation. vironment tells us that when they realized they were different they were oppressed they

iran state media has said the death toll from sunday's earthquake on the border with iraq has now exceeded five hundred thirty people it was a ron's deadliest clay aiken more than a decade more than thirty thousand homes were damaged many survivors have been camping outside and say aid has been slow to reach them. obvious here now with more business news and a bad day for the fight against child labor that's right actually a development that is really not nice to hear the international labor organization says efforts to reduce child labor have sloped there are about one hundred million fewer working children now than in one thousand nine hundred seven but the situation is not improving as quickly as it once was just let's see some examples this is the same time an amnesty international is exposing many of the world's biggest companies that accept materials produced with child labor and human rights violations let's get an example of that just take the democratic republic of the congo which produces more than half of the world's cobalt some of which is mined by children is found in many pro

iran state media says the death toll from sunday's earthquake on the border with iraq has now exceeded five hundred thirty people it was a wrongs deadliest quake in more than a decade more than thirty thousand homes were damaged many survivors have been camping outside and say aid has been slow to reach them. all is growing uncertainty about the situation right now in zimbabwe president robert mugabe and his wife are currently under house arrest the military appears to have seized power but denies that it's staging a coup the head of the african union told the a.f.p. news agency however that he thought this crisis quote seemed like a coup and called on the military to halt their actions the soldiers took over a national television station to say it wasn't a coup to both our people and we will be your own borders we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military or of. what of this and what would defense force you to do we used to pacify it do you not eighteen political social and economic situation in our country which if not addressed made use of it in your own it. but w

the partnership initiated by iraq and germany the so-called m.d.c. partnership has grown to include over seventy countries and it essentially two years ago we were able to achieve something that was almost unimaginable in copenhagen but we did come together and also we know however that if the paris agreement so we can only ever be a starting point and even if with the international nationally determined contributions we know that we will not be able to achieve this very quickly. and point five to please god so it's very important for each and every one to you know who so handsome and so to make these contributions comparably so we have to be seen as serious and accepting paris as a starting point and also knowing that i want our work has only started and that if we look at because it has refused that we see all over the world natural disasters we are aware of the fact that this is a very tight and one that we need to take seriously that we need to match it with deeds we here in germany will be putting a lot of effort would also be controversial so i

iran's state a media has said the death toll from sunday's earthquake on the country's border with iraq has exceeded five hundred thirty it was iran's deadliest quake in a more than a decade more than thirty thousand homes were damaged and survivors say it was slow to reach them. and here's one for the record books the largest diamond ever has sold for nearly thirty four million dollars one hundred sixty three carat flawless emerald cut gem seen here suspended from her jewel encrusted necklace went out of the have in geneva at the christie's auction house it was sold to a telephone buyer who wished to remain anonymous. mouthwatering stuff no money goes there from our business and finally a fantastic deal for us at the dubai airshow monica exactly almost the same league as this diamond airbus might be in trouble selling the a three eighty but the european plane manufacturer is doing well with smaller models at the dubai asho the company has struck its biggest deal ever negotiated u.s. investor indigo partners is purchasing four hundred thirty a three twenty neo single aisle planes for al

secretary of state rex tillerson meets me and muslim leaders in a bid to end violence against iraq ingo muslims million miles army denies persecute in the minority but it isn't says it's time for a thorough investigation. in the next thirty minutes we have the story of my judaism disappearing daughter as italian investigators a work to identify twenty six women dumped in the mediterranean we traveled to nigeria to meet anxious families who believed their children were victims of people traffickers. hello and welcome i'm with that she. zimbabwe is in the grip of political turmoil after the army took to the capital streets seize control of parliament and state television president robert mugabe has told a neighboring south africa that he is under house arrest but unharmed the army says this is not a takeover but a corrective measure the military intervention comes amid a power struggle to succeed ninety three year old mugabe the soldiers took over a national television station to say it wasn't a coup to both our people and the world beyond our borders we wish to make it abundantly clear t

of this of the african development corporation did all of the african union did all of that you in iraq of the u.n. security council when to keep it turned out we get a little bit ahead of fall says if this is a military coup or minute extralegal action as he'll suggesting what is the guy didn't do that the minute you would give up power to a democratic government i don't think i don't think that. this is a. defense mechanism. situation that was not tenable if you had four lines above with the kind of remarks that this is in that it was mickey when beyond. making said see. i think it's a sound in sound. sake so i think that this was a very carefully planned activity that's when these i'd been in the loss of life and i think i mean those that this was a move to sides in this not to handle and in the level of. among republicans and that was that they don't it's. within about sort of enthusing we can exclude them from that and be able to succeed what is required is a road that debate how does an. absolute sense this is a kindly we this is going sixty years is willing to lead there's even d

claims iran's state media has said the death toll from sunday's earthquake on the country's border with iraq has exceeded five hundred thirty it was iran's deadliest quake in more than a decade more than thirty thousand homes were damaged and survivor see aid has been slow to reach them four people have been killed and nearly a dozen injured in a shooting at an elementary school in northern carroll california a gunman carrying a semi automatic weapon and two handguns opened fire at multiple locations before he was slain by police two children are among those wounded. sixty percent of australians have given their support to same sex marriage in a non-binding postal pull on the issue four out of five registered voters cast their ballot on the issue the government says it will make same sex unions legal by the end of the year campaigners celebrated the result across the country. she is of jubilation in australia. and some spontaneous proposals as it's announced that the majority of australians voted for gay and lesbian people to be able to marry. today means everything to hear that a strike is

until this find clay jugs found in iraq that had been considered the oldest evidence of wine production in the world. he's a big name here in berlin but daniel bought one boy and is also a true citizen of the world the pianist and conductor has argentinian israeli spanish and palestinian citizenship and for twenty five years now he's been musical director of the berlin state opera while on wednesday mr bottom but i will be seventy five years old but given the pace that he keeps it will be precious little time for celebration. world famous conductor daniel barenboim at a rehearsal in berlin. his whole life has been dedicated to music. barenboim was born in buenos iris in one thousand nine hundred two his jewish parents were both piano teachers a child prodigy he performed his first piano concerto at age seven. i like the description best because i can say the wonder is gone but the child has remained. in one nine hundred fifty two he and his parents moved to israel. he made his debut as a conductor in london in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and has worked with the world's leading

anguish in the areas hit by sunday's earthquake in iran and iraq thousands of people have lost everything and are now facing a difficult future. plus exploiting the desperate right here in berlin asylum seekers male and female are being forced into prostitution by the very people who are supposed to be protecting them we have a special undercover report from the german capital also. coming your way soon climate change we look at some artistic responses to the threat of global warming. and for the first time in nearly sixty years italy failed to qualify for the world cup they are eliminated by sweden in the qualifying round . i'm sumi so much scandal welcome to the show reports are coming in from zimbabwe that tanks are moving near the capital harare a video posted on social media appears to show armored personnel carriers in a convoy heading towards an army barracks just outside the city now this comes amid heightened tensions in zimbabwe over an open rift between the army and president robert mugabe last night the head of the army threatened the military could quote step in after mugabe

the death toll from the iran iraq earthquake goes up to at least five hundred thirty some eighty thousand are injured and many more have lost everything. plus for the first time in nearly sixty years the on imaginable happens italy filled the qualify for the world cup the blues had been eliminated in the qualifying round by sweden but now for the former powerhouse of song. i'm sorry so much going to welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has wrapped up his official twelve day tour of asia and he is on his way back to washington trump had a packed visit taking him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines now the president said he had made progress with his agenda on trade and he also claimed to have made friends at the highest level in the region. donald trump may have wrecked in the art of the deal but the art of diplomacy hasn't always come easily so this was going to be an ambitious two by any measure he was there to rally u.s. troops and i put it on. confront pyongyang's provocations. north korea is a worldwide threat that requires worldwide action and do some de

the tax investigation in the german city of iraq spoiled lasted three years the anger on sisters even spent several days in investigative custody in the end the authorities could only document a fraction of the suspected tax they owed in an out of court settlement the daughters paid one hundred forty five million in back taxes and fines and the case was closed . there hundred b.s.t. head of the bavarian finance trade union is very familiar with the case. we're talking about huge sums no one ended up in jail. he took. the daughters immediately absconded to switzerland for me and my colleagues that's a major aggravation by me. prominent the case under investigation the more professional the defense so on file. in cases like this our opponents if i may call them engaged very professional high caliber defense teams. so it's not a battle among equals. it's in no way a battle of equals companies and the consultancy firms they hire staff to has. the shell game aspect that's an inherent part of the problem. in the appleby files we find about a dozen trusts and companies belonging to the ngo h

across the border in iraq people are trying to return to normal darbhanga can bore the brunt of the damage here. the building was flattened by the earthquake the rubble collapsed on a family of seven we only managed to rescue five of them the other two were killed . the disaster has left an estimated seventy thousand people homeless. neighboring countries have been answering the call for help turkey has sent humanitarian assistance more with three thousand tents and ten thousand beds. joining me on the line now is helen there john she heads the u.k. based iran's children's charity welcome dr nagura your group is working in the worst affected town in western iran what are they telling you about the situation on the ground. thank you for having me yes we are in the small charity or working alongside other jews and relief agencies on the ground. our colleagues. know that there are relief efforts on the way and they are being done to support these people are being affected and there's a lot happening but there's a lot of you know. like ten and. so we are we are trying to work with them to see

what are we to do with these nice people should we just send them to iraq in should we send them there with the promoters. yes that's what we should just. we're accused of sowing hatred instead of practicing all religion for peace but we're just protecting ourselves against the hatred that's flooding our country where not the one spreading hatred you know. you're going to be alone you know all the time. we monks the sons of god. we don't want conflicts not just us but old regular buddhists have to follow the five basic tenets of buddhism. but nobody can control their anger. if you're not angry you can control yourself but as the buddha says when where and great we become blind and conned control ourselves anymore. well that means we monks kaante each that you must kill anymore even though the buddha said it's a sin. and then they are going to go to that area. like gandhi came from india he really respected human rights onto men rights respected here too they are. but what happened to gandhi he defended human rights out of his deepest conviction and then he broke up india as a result wa

say the rescue operation has now turned to one of recovery after a major earthquake struck the iran iraq border sunday seven point three magnitude quake killed at least four.

killed and more than six thousand injured after a strong earthquake struck the border region between iraq and iran rescue teams have been working feverishly to find people trapped under rubble families had to evacuate their homes fearing.