that he was gone that he came back from iraq is that so that's why we talked about all those things. the pilots here sweet fans now paying their respects to his close shave with danger. taler short. fat or thin in india being undone can make anyone feel like a hero. the hero is back and the tweets have taken off people across india are taking to social media with their tributes to ring in on them and his signature set of whiskas has a roy who doubled down on his pile of tribute with a gunslinger and matching aviate as he said as tag welcome up in london proud of you soldier and marketing from markham avenue hailed new india's new hero as a trendsetter they put out this mean which shows the pilot rubbing shoulders with bollywood superstar john saying if you have a mustache it must be like i've been on that vodka man's this thirty years a vaccine court took over the most star she hopes could bring two nations together people in pakistan like this most osh they have never seen such a mustache many would like to try this most are even in india also many like his moustache there's more o

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iraq and our hearts that he would be sure to log our border already have their point there are many who are gathered at the border according to are on the brink of margaux and courtyard who are to be crossing old ones are about four pm who are not going to vote here it is what it reads like third or fourth a leading figure for the car commission but it isn't clear that the all the pilot is going to be losing a piece of the night from supreme court so put this move then into the broader picture for us i mean this is really a sign of the deescalation between these two countries doesn't it. but on the one hand there is a definite the service fine because the phone call and with the country orgies i doubt it because we would want to suggest that the my reporting it's a joke people were given to me at the getting an indian and i want fucking money definitely and i think they are gambling with us now that you know exactly the details of which are different depending on which government you're talking to because if he has acquired it as a private fund then run caught a park or even a gesture t

to iraq. and i had a hell of a meeting in iraq trump has been president for over two years but he's now under the greatest pressure he's faced so far it's dyce it's a former close confidant denounced him before congress his opponents the democrats now have new evidence for their investigations to trump denies any wrongdoing. so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done we're going to go into his finances we're going to check his deals we're going to check these people and see if this conservative conference has long been where republican leaders make their political case to the base but it's next election me is trump will have to appeal to those outside this convention if he's to stay in office. a short while ago i talked to our washington correspondent all over salads who closely followed the conservative conference here's his analysis of trends fiery states his longest since taking office two years ago. well that was his first appearance after his failed summit with north koreans kim jong un and

. patience is running you know in the streets of algeria the country's pervasive security at. iraq has dampened political dissent for decades but for the last ten days algerians have taken to the streets in their fellows and to vent their rage at the country's leader who to flicka has officially submitted papers to stand for re-election police were called out to disperse protesters who tried to block access to the constitutional council where political candidates must register. algerians living in france also rallied in their thousands demanding that were to flick us step aside and allow free and fair elections. because opponents say he's no longer fit to lead due to his poor health and chronic corruption. loads. of people who govern we don't even know who it is they're in the shadows big mafia big everything so you have to stop after a while you just have to stop it we need justice we need equity we need clarity we need a republican we need democracy and we need freedom. there are no transparent elections in algeria it's the administration that does everything elections are rigged to

party of prime minister nuri iraq has garnered twenty three percent of the ballots the far right a stone in conservative people's party it placed third with almost eighteen percent more than double its previous showing. in common some german media hungry spotless prime minister has lashed out at the bloc in the european parliament that his own party belongs to victor oregon's remarks came after the conservative bloc called for his party's exfoliation. accuse the central european peoples party of serving the interests of the left the p.p. is worried about orbital speed ish party strident and you and anti immigrant rhetoric or bad repeated clashes with brussels came to a head last month after his government launched an ad campaign seem to have anti-semitic undertones portraying hunger in american billionaire george soros and european commission president john claude. u.s. backed forces in the syrian village of bug juice are meeting fierce resistance from so-called islamic state militants who are trying to stave off defeat and the last patch of land they control the kurdish let syrian

percent of the vote the center of party current prime minister you are iraq came in second with twenty three. now to a deadly disease seeing a global resurgence measles the world health organization says the number of cases doubled last year to almost two hundred thirty thousand and that's just reported cases the actual number could top two million well over a third of the cases were reported here in europe with the biggest alp break in ukraine this year it's had twenty thousand cases as well as eight deaths the conflict in eastern ukraine has contributed to the spike in a low vaccination rate of just forty two percent is another factor a further epidemic is underway in the african nation of madagascar which also has a low vaccination rate more than nine hundred people have died there since september and additional hotspots the philippines where more than two hundred people have died this year most of them children deaths that could have been prevented by safe effective vaccines but there as in other countries mistrust of vaccines is rising the government has responded by launch

they won the world cup with iraq in the in two thousand and fourteen. and i think he was a bit over a line on them at the world cup last year at the expense of some of the younger players who just a year before had gone to russia and won the confederations cup so yeah i mean it still is of course a very big surprise though because it's not often that you know three players just get swept out of the squad with one announcement. and they're not being phased out they have just basically been dumped and of course they're still massive names in german football thomas moore a home was you know have been big part of the german national squad for a long time they were of course play fifty bar munich who are still the german champions so yeah it's a very strong statement from iraq and of. yeah it shows that nobody has a right to play in the team so i mean did this come out of the blue or was this a no and that this was happening because many people felt these changes if they had to come should have been either before that was up in russia or shortly that yeah they certainly could have come a b

. ambassador to afghanistan as a leader to iraq so there's really no indication that he is there to represent anything having to do with the people of afghanistan or the government of the on a son he's literally just there for washington the taliban regain control in afghanistan what impact will that have on people's lives on women's rights and education for example. the thing is no one knows i mean because we really don't know what is the i can't stress this enough we really don't know is being negotiated we don't know it was on my fellow has handed over to east of the presidential palace of the taleban and we're just waiting for his announcement so we don't know how involved they could be possibly in a government right away there are chances that they would stand for election things like that but in terms of an immediate government we have no idea what their role would be and the biggest fear for people is that do the taliban realize that it's not one thousand nine hundred six anymore because when they came into power in one thousand nine hundred sixty was a very specific window o

hundred children are being held on terrorism charges over the border in iraq some claim they've been tortured this teenager says he has the scars to prove it at sixteen he was arrested for alleged links to i.a.s. and held for twenty two months on a solution to an early tortured me using plastic pipes. they said confess what you we're vile yes. i told them i wasn't. a forced me to confess that they put out cigarettes on me. this woman's thirteen year old son is still missing even him and my son has nothing to do with i asked he was not trained by us but people thought he was because his father was. the iraqi police said it's just an interview and we'll bring him back he's been gone for four months i want to know what happened to him is he alive or dead human rights watch says thousands of children were recruited by us in iraq as the jihad is took over large swathes of the country some were forced to join others did so because they were hungry or felt they had no other choice. i feedback you ation from islamic states final enclave continues this report is a timely reminder that up at t

university. after two goals wars in iraq western powers fail to give sufficient thought to what happened after victory terror groups like the islamic state exploited the chaos today human rights watch accused iraq's government and kurdish authorities of detaining and torturing children with alleged links to i asked i'm phil galen berlin and this is the day. my son has nothing to do with he wasn't trained by us that people thought he was because of his father. and they said confess you were with i guess i told them i wasn't they force me to confess that. the police said well just sounds commit question and bring him back.

this is deja vu news coming to you live from bahrain iraq in kurdish officials charged hundreds of children with terrorism a report claims the children were tortured into confessing their suspected affiliation with the so-called islamic state the director of human rights watch in germany rejoin us live in the studio for more also coming up. pushing for peace in afghanistan the u.s. says top of the taliban in qatar are making progress but really ending the over seventy years of conflict at too high a price given the brutal legacy of the taliban. and in sport i.x. of amsterdam overcome a one goal deficit to be champions league title holders ryall hundred. i don't welcome i'm with that shima those stories in just a moment but first some breaking news venezuela's government has declared the german ambassador to the country but sana non-grata on its website venezuela's foreign ministry accused dannielle krishna of interfering in the country's internal affairs he has reportedly been ordered to leave venezuela within forty eight hours . and for more on this breaking news story i'm joined

to afghanistan also later to iraq so there's really no indication that he is there to represent anything having to do with the people of afghanistan or the government of the on his son he's literally just there for washington the afghan government itself as you pointed out they're not present at the talks in doha all what does it say about washington's expectations for the taliban in afghanistan after a u.s. withdrawal. i think the u.s. has no other expectations i think they're only expectation that they've made very clear is that the taliban wouldn't allow a lot of sun to be used for attacks on u.s. soil or any of their allies but the truth is that never really happened since two thousand and one and the taliban were not directly involved in that attack anyways the majority of those attackers came from saudi arabia. does not exist at the level that it used to at that time so their expectations out of the taliban are very little having to do with the country itself and with the people that they would somehow be joining now there's no guarantee that they would take over the gover

gulf wars in iraq western powers fail to give sufficient thought to what happened after victory terror groups like the islamic states exploited the chaos today human rights watch accused iraq's government and codicil sources of detaining and torturing children with alleged links to i asked i'm still galen berlin and this is the day.

personal writings to the universe. city. after two goals wars in iraq western powers fail to give sufficient thought to what happened after victory terror groups like the islamic states exploited the chaos today human rights watch accused iraq's government and kurdish authorities of detaining and torturing children with alleged links to i asked i'm phil galen berlin and this is the day. my son has nothing to do with i.x. he wasn't trained by apps that people thought he was because of his father. they said confess you were with i guess i told them i wasn't think force me to confess. khalil of the police said well just ask him a question and bring him back but he's been gone for four months i want to know what happened if he's alive or dead and they put out cigarettes on me. they hit me with cables.

started to do they developed a weapon called iraq and it's and across the net and searches for police known child sexual abuse imagery and they removed more than one million images with within the past two years what would you like to see come out of this trial in germany i would like for us to be more aware i would like to strengthen long. enforcement i would like to strengthen a corporation with a canadian center for child protection i would like for everyone out there in this in this social system to be aware that we need to ask these questions and see if images have been produced and spread thank you very much for talking with us this morning you have one bottle of director of the ngo innocence in danger my pleasure . moving along to sports and men chester united are through to the quarter finals of the champions league after a dramatic finish to their tie against. a controversial penalty in stoppage time allowed marcus rush for to make a three make it three one on the night and levelled the scores on aggregate the english club qualify because they scored more away goals in the tw

they developed a weapon called iraq and it's and across the net and searches for police known child sexual abuse imagery and they removed more than one million images with within the past two years what would you like to see come out of this trial in germany i would like for us to be more aware i would like to strengthen law enforcement i would like to strengthen a corporation with the canadian center for child protection and i would like for everyone out there in this in this social system to be aware that we need to ask these questions and see if images have been produced and spread thank you very much for talking with us this morning uniformed bhalo director of the ngo innocence in danger pleasure. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines a u.s. senator says she was raped by a superior while serving in the military. told a congressional hearing she did not report the incident because she didn't trust the system back then he was the first female combat air force pilot she was appointed senator for arizona in december after her predecessor died. and u.s.

protection has started to do they developed a weapon called iraq needs and they cross the net and searches for police known child sexual abuse imagery and they removed more than one million images with within the past two years what would you like to see come out of this trial in germany i would like for us to be more aware i would like to strengthen law enforcement i would not. to strengthen a corporation with the canadian center for child protection i would like for everyone out there in this in this social system to be aware that we need to ask these questions and see if images have been produced and spread thank you very much for talking with us this morning yulia while a director of the ngo innocence in danger my pleasure. the european court of justice is set to rule on whether e.u. law makers should be allowed access to studies on glyphosate to controversial pesticides the e.u. commission has classified lies for sate as safe based on scientific studies presented by private companies but when lawmakers demanded access to those studies the request was denied on the basis that it could

prison for leaking a trove of classified documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan but president barack obama commuted her sentence in twenty seventeen. did your porter all also is here with me to break down this whole chelsea manning situation first of all what do we know about her jailing and why was she willing so willing to go to jail in the first place was a first of all a judge in virginia ordered manning to jail for contempt of court of the she refused to testify before this grand jury investigating wiki leaks now for those who don't know a grand jury is a different thing from a from a trial jury the grand jury is there to decide if there is support for criminal charges. what exactly the jury the grand jury is investigating is secret basically we know it has to do with wiki leaks. and this is one of the things that manning objects to this whole secrecy around the around the grand jury now just a reminder that the u.s. has been investigating wiki leaks and its founder julian assange for many years now and manning she leaked documents to wiki leaks which ended up e

hassan rouhani is started a three day visit to neighboring iraq his first official visit as president who is accompanied by a high ranking delegation iran has emerged as an ally of iraq since the u.s. invasion that toppled iraqi dictator saddam hussein. in moscow thousands of people protested against a draft law that would place tight restrictions on the internet and russia lawmakers say the bill will prevent foreign interference but critics say it will increase censorship and isolate the country from the rest of the one. in the u.s. state of arizona woman suffered serious cuts when she was attacked by a jaguar in a zoo witnesses said the cat reached through a fence after the woman climbed over a barrier to take a selfie zoo officials say they will not be put down is that the woman by. clearly posted warning it's you know. you're watching t.v. news still to come and opera heavy with political intrigue open in the house for its director was absent as the curtain went up we have that back story coming up. but first japan has been remembering the earthquake and tsunami that devastated th

hassan rouhani has started a three day visit to neighboring iraq his first official visit as president he was accompanied by a high ranking delegation iran has emerged as an ally of iraq since the u.s. invasion that toppled iraqi dictator saddam hussein. japan is marking the eighth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck to the northeast in two thousand and eleven officials and members of the imperial family attended a memorial service in tokyo the disaster killed more than eighteen thousand people and caused a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima power station. spain has been marking the fifteenth anniversary of the terror attacks that killed one hundred ninety three people in the capital budget prime minister pedro sanchez and city officials later we had a memorial on march eleventh two thousand and eleven bombs planted by al qaeda terrorists exploded on four crowded commuter trains. and in the u.s. state of arizona a woman suffered a serious cuts when she was attacked by a jaguar in a zoo witnesses said the cat reached the offense after the woman climbed over a barrier to

visit to neighboring iraq he's first official visit as president was accompanied by a high ranking delegation from iraq has emerged as an ally on iraq since the u.s. invasion that toppled dictator saddam hussein. japan is marking the eighth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck its north east in twenty eleven officials and members of the imperial family attended a memorial service in tokyo the disaster killed more than eighteen thousand people caused a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima power station. spain has been marking the fiftieth anniversary of the terror attacks that killed one hundred ninety three people in the capital madrid prime minister petro sanchez and city officials later grief at a memorial on march eleventh two thousand and four bombs planted by al-qaeda terrorists exploded on four crowded commuter trains. ten years ago today a seventeen year old gunman and the small town of it ended in southwestern germany stormed into his former high school and opened fire on students and teachers killing fifteen people and then turning the gun on himself it was a

declared president calls for lawmakers to declare a state of iraq. prosecutors struck charges against an indonesian public use of assassination of the half private of north korea's leader kim jong un so where does this leave the investigation. i'm phil gail welcome to the program. crash investigators have recovered the black boxes from an ethiopian airlines flight that crashed outside of ideas about on sunday morning the boeing seven three seven knots eight bound from nairobi went down six minutes after takeoff killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board and raising concerns about the safety of boeing's best selling new design. after daybreak red cross workers retrieve the personal items of those on board the flight. while investigators recover the wreckage. a large crater marks the spot of impact a cattle farmer who was heading to the field witnessed the crash. i heard this big noise. the village said it was a plane crash and we rushed to the site. there was so much smoke that we couldn't even see the plane parts of it were disintegrating and exploding so we couldn't get any clo

city of responding last year and then fled the family to iraq german federal police eventually brought him back with the help of racquets or he's now this case is fueled a broader debate about asylum practices here in germany especially for those like ali being who are charged with violent crimes. when susan that disappeared in may last year two weeks went by before any trace of her could be found then police discovered the body of a fourteen year old next to a railroad track in a home covered with dirt and branches ali be a young iraqi living in a refugee shelter in response was the main suspect the investigating team then got a tip from within the migrant community where he was living. center in pippin said about six thirty pm on sunday june third a thirteen year old refugee appeared in the spotless first precinct and said that susana had been raped and murdered so i think about it. and he named this twenty year old iraqi as a possible suspect. its workers in. and his family fled overnight to northern iraq but he was arrested there and handed over to german authorities he confessed t

tennessee in the u.s. he previously did two tours of duty in iraq as a tank gunner. likely not. iraq was a combat mission. really busy focused on. mission throughout the day throughout the week. here we're focused on training with our friends nobody here hates working with the nato partners. it's one of nearly a thousand nato soldiers from various countries helping put on the shelf farce the occasion poland is celebrating twenty years as a nato member. it's a demonstration of power also meant for the polish president. bush. a few who we're not you know you know it's quick response taskforce troops which protect us and the eastern flank of the alliance are stationed here. so here's a. i hope that they will increase their presence soon there were. many polls here russia as a threat especially since the ukraine crisis and the annexation of crimea that's why the u.s. has sent extra troops that are nader's eastern flank that's a deterrent there now around five thousand u.s. soldiers in poland. every year opponent is spending two percent of its g.d.p. on defense making it a poster child for na

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today thanks very much for that roger in iraq. well just a few weeks ago india and pakistan edged very close to a full blown armed conflict over a suicide attack on indian troops an indian controlled kashmir the nuclear armed neighbors have been locked in a dispute over this region for decades an armed insurgency has been underway in the indian administered parts in one thousand nine hundred nine india accuses pakistan of supporting molten groups their charge is long the bond dinars in a d w exclusive our correspondence on your fall in the car visit of the family of the alleged suicide bomber who sent us this report. this is how dark remembers his son before he disappeared last year last month a car packed with explosives rammed a convoy of indian pattern military troops killing more than forty. the blast just a few miles from here shook the family's home. then received news that the suicide bomber had been his own son. we were shocked we didn't think you could ever do something like this everyone started crying. who can take pride in this so many people have died. in the dark fam

descended from traders from europe and iraq today about two hundred jews live in washington synagogue on so louisiana but recent changes in indonesia i mean practicing their religion isn't as easy as it used to be. the this is the shark has yet synagogue it's the only jewish house of worship in this sprawling indonesian archipelago and one of the few places indonesia's remaining jews feel comfortable practicing their faith. in the southeast asian country has long been praised for its moderate brand of islam but more conservative forms of islam are increasing in popularity here and religious divides are deepening members of indonesia's jewish community say tolerance is fading. they see a huge you just go home to israel. tensions in the middle east particularly between israel and the palestinians are spilling over in indonesia at this public cemetery in jakarta several jewish graves have been desecrated and if you know where to look nazi symbols can easily be found across indonesia the so-called soldiers cafe in the city of bam don't has now been shut down but there are several other places l

necessarily done in the past in relation to iraq when the right criticism from the left that i haven't said that is right wing extremism and that is dangerous so this was. entirely expected as a private citizen but as a prime minister not a leader of a political party he was being monitored today and will be in coming days as to what he's saying and what's the message that he's sending is he clearly making a distinction between illegal immigration and standing on a platform at this next election of we stop the boats and tough on illegal immigration by making that distinction a tough on illegal immigration and making it clear in the minds of the writings and make it clear that they are not talking about immigrants that's just illegal immigration so those statements today about right wing extremism are important in a cold out and say the timing for this election campaign that are going to make this clear and make it clear to wallace strivings that by making a clear separation between two points anthony howard w. news thank you so much. now german chancellor angela merkel has extended her symp