in yemen but the whole concern in yemen is to end that warm and i think. the negotiation is face and i very difficult time nowadays because both parties are not willing to go to negotiation and i think that with these as specially when they refused for the last few weeks as they stated they defused to withdraw their troops from what data are called in course of agreement peter when you look at the details of the of the a confidential document it talks about laser guided missiles provided by the west to the saudis use in that attack some of them were responsible for the death of civilians first vessels taking part in the naval blockade which the us saudis are saying is crucial to prevent any smuggling of weapons into yemen but the report is saying that this is also affecting the supply of food into yemen and. we're talking about mortars used on the border provided by the fence that targets hundreds of thousands of visitors on the border with saudi arabia is this something that should in theory brazen international concern about the need to at least put into

and all the all the world so any collapsing any destroying yemen yemen if it will be real. feel countries that want to love the region and security and also the international security so yes i'm calling saudi i'm going to oman i'm going to all the religious i'm calling us and calling so that day should be with the m.n. so would you then as a minute as an end if you could send a message directly to mohamed bin solemn on the saudi crown prince who has been a driving force behind this war from the very beginning as crown prince as defense minister what would you say to him. i will tell him that he is a criminal i want to ask anything from edmonson and because he is destroying my country mohammed man said man and mohammad instead they should be trialed in the international criminal court because they are committed to the war crimes in my country last year you referred to saudi arabia in the u.a.e. as having a very ugly occupation and ugly influence in yemen shortly afterwards you were suspended from the yemeni political party that you were part of that's been allied with presid

and all the all the world so any collapsing any destroying yemen yemen if it will be real. hill country that one can love the region and security and also the international security so yes i'm calling saudi i'm going to oman i'm going to all the religion and calling us and calling so that day should be with the amen so we do then as a light not as an end if you could send a message directly to mohamed bin psalm on the saudi crown prince who has been a driving force behind this war from the very beginning as crown prince as defense minister what would you say to him. i will tell him that he is a criminal i want a third ask anything from me seven because he is destroying my country mohammed man said man and mohammad instead they should be trialed in the international criminal court because they are committed to the war crimes in my country last year you referred to saudi arabia in the u.a.e. as having a very ugly occupation and ugly influence in yemen shortly afterwards he was suspended from the yemeni political party that you were part of that's been allied with president ha

in yemen but the whole concern in yemen is to end that warm and i think. the negotiation is facing a very difficult time nowadays because both parties are not willing to go to negotiation and i think that with these as specially when they refused for the last few weeks as they stated they defused to withdraw their troops from one data according to so-called agreement peter when you look at the details of the or the a confidential document it talks about laser guided missiles provided by the west to the saudis use in that attack some of them were responsible for the death of civilians first vessels taking part in the naval blockade which the us saudis are saying is crucial to prevent any smuggling of weapons into yemen but the report is saying that this is also affecting the supply of food into yemen and. we're talking about mortars used on the border provided by the fence that targets hundreds of thousands of visitors on the border with saudi arabia is that the something that should in theory raise an international concern about the need to at least put in

military support for the gulf coalition in yemen. for four years the war in yemen has ground on. killing tens of thousands of yemenese civilians and putting millions at imminent risk of starvation and depravation. the cause of the war's complicated and has much to do with iran's maligned influence, but our interest today is not in debating the blame for the war, but in bringing it to an end. that is why i urge all members to support this resolution. because it is in our interest and above all in the interest of the yemeni people to end the war. u.s. military support for the saudi coalition has not prevented civilian suffering and it is my hope by withdrawing our support we will make clear that a diplomatic resolution is the only resolution to the conflict. i urge support for this resolution. i urge members to oppose any motion to recommit which would have the effect of killing this bill and prolonging the world's worst humanitarian crisis. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: madam speaker,

but the report is saying that this is also affecting the supply of food into yemen and we're talking about mortars used on the border provided by the fence that could target hundreds of thousands of visitors on the border with saudi arabia is this something that should in theory a brazen international concern about the need to at least put into place new rules about war in yemen. i think that the report shows that the weapons are being used to report shows that western countries are supplying them and as we show we can conclude that it's logic to ask from western concurrent current countries to either consider to stop those flows of arms to prevent the war or to have to as as one part of preventing the war in yemen will continue for a long time that's one part of it the other one is that western countries are going to use their leverage which they have because they do supply arms to saudi arabia that they're going to use that leverage to convince saudi arabia to take a step back when it comes to the use of force to try to end this war i think there is widespread. agreement among many

let's bring in our guests from yemen hakim a political analyst and editor in chief of the yemen post in london mohammed juma a member of the national dialogue conference in yemen and from amman call schembri regional media advisor in the middle east for the know we counsel thank you all for joining us let me begin with you hakim. asuna not only have you been covering this conflict but you're a resident of yemen for the last five years this is been a worsening conflict to the point no where the u.n. are calling it the world's worst humanitarian disaster what's it been like for you . it's unbelievable it's sad when you see the family suffering and it's not just one family our neighbors it's a nation of thirty million people whether in the north or in the south so it's not only those who are living in the run areas the suffering is nationwide this war has killed so many. civilians has so many children. being child soldiers have made so many. big spread by the millions families tens of millions sleeping hungry it's unbearable and the problem is that this this this suffering has it's been

in yemen but the whole concern in yemen is to end that warm and i think. the negotiation is face and i very difficult time nowadays because both parties are not willing to go to negotiation and i think that with these as specially when they refused for the last few weeks as they stated they defused to withdraw their troops from one data according to so-called agreement peter when you look at the details of the of the a confidential document it talks about laser guided missiles provided by the west to the saudis use in that attack some of them were responsible for the death of civilians first vessels taking part in the naval blockade which the us saudis are saying is crucial to prevent any smuggling of weapons into yemen. and but the report is saying that this is also affecting the supply of food into yemen and we're talking about mortars used on the border provided by the fence that could target hundreds of thousands of visitors on the border with saudi arabia is this something that should in theory a brazen international concern about the need to at least

so i think with our two parties inside yemen. regardless the saudis and the monarchy and the iranians and even the western countries without the emmys themselves come to an idea that they cannot defeat each other. that there is no winning no losers in the country. and they have to find a way to keep to resolve their country their legitimacy we have a clear way and we have three offenses for the political solution in yemen the national dialogue outcomes and before that the d.c. sees an initiative and we have the un resolutions concerning gehman so. the their differences out there it is easy to get the political solution but it is difficult because there is no willingness within the yemenis themselves to implement and to comply with the with the agreement if they signed the agreement in stockholm and now we have about five months with our employment in the agreement then. why and the him boy martin griffith. is saying like every remarks of him to the united nation that we are getting better we are getting more involved and the part

and all the all the world so any collapsing any destroying yemen yemen if it will be real. philcon to that one can love the regional security and also the international security so yes i'm calling somebody i'm going to man i'm calling all the religion and calling us and calling so that they should be with the m.n. so we do them as well like you not as and if you could send a message directly to mohamed bin psalm on the saudi crown prince who has been a driving force behind this war from the very beginning as crown prince as defense minister what would you say to him. i will tell him that he is a criminal i want to ask anything from edmonson on because he is destroying my country mohammed bin said men and mohammad and said they should be trialed in the international criminal court because they are committed to the war crimes in my country last year you referred to saudi arabia in the u.a.e. as having a very ugly occupation and ugly influence in yemen shortly afterwards you were suspended from the yemeni political party that you were part of that's been allied with president

and yemen. however with that being said, though, and my and colleagues force protection efforts and liaison work was very, very shallow especially in the south where aden was. because the civil war had experienced up through the mid- '90s and into the late '90s so it was getting to know you kind of phase, i know ambassador bodine state department had made much more progress up north in the capital. but it might be useful for a scene center that's often forgot about, in that era. i had been going in and out of yemen since 1997 from force protection liaison visits, counterintelligence work. and it was easy to get around there, the threat level was moderate. let's say there were more unknowns than nones, but it was a permissive environment for quite a few various international terrorist groups. when i arrived on the early morning of the 17th of october, what was going on in the background if you are a deep follower of the middle east, ariel sharon, former prime minister of israel had just visited t

and all the all the world so any collapsing any destroying yemen yemen if it will be real. philcon to that one can love the regional security and also the international security so yes i'm calling somebody i'm going to man i'm calling all the religion and calling us and calling so that they should be with the m.n. so we do then as likely not as and if you could send a message directly to mohamed bin psalm on the saudi crown prince who has been a driving force behind this war from the very beginning as crown prince as defense minister what would you say to him. i will tell him that he is a criminal i want to ask anything from the madness and because he is destroying my country mohammed bin said men and mohammad instead they should be trialed in the international criminal court because they are committed to the war crimes in my country last year you referred to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. as having a very ugly occupation and ugly influence in yemen shortly afterwards you were suspended from the yemeni political party that you were part of that's been allied with president had

congress has passed a bill against american involvement in saudi arabia's war in yemen both chambers invoked the so-called the war powers act to stop the u.s. from supporting riyadh without congressional approval but the motion has had to sort of some rather sneaky efforts to block it as r.t.c. was done off explain to. fine print a few lines of text that can ruin you financially allow facebook to know more about you than your family and friends ever will and keep the u.s. sponsoring a war that has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis the u.s. has passed a resolution to stop washington support for the saudi led campaign in yemen for a very long time many have been desperately calling for this while the war hawks in congress have been equally desperate to prevent it from passing and the means that they've resorted to to derail any such initiative absolutely spectacular. when house democrats put forward a resolution like this last time republicans added an amendment to it which condemned anti semitism this tragedy is merely one part of an upset in development that is a merged in

and yemen. my and myn colleagues' protection effort work, it was very, very shallow, especially in the south were aden was. because the civil war it had experienced up until the late 90's -- the late 1990's, it was a getting to know you face. i know the state department had made much more progress up north n'aa.e capital of san i had been going in and out of yemen since 1997 for force protection liaison visits, counterintelligence work, and it was easy to get around there. the threat level was moderate. there were more unknowns than knowns, but we knew it was a permissive environment for various international terrorist groups. when i arrived on october 17, what was going on in the background, if you recall, aer sharon, former prime minister of israel had just visited temple mount and broke out of the result -- broke out as a result of that visit. in yemen there were massive street demonstrations. when i arrived i had never seen anything like that. so this was all roiling in the background and tu

french raid weapons may have been used against civilians and to commit war crimes in yemen that's according to french intelligence leaks. power is badly damaging the iconic structure has worked for over nine hours to extinguish the blaze. and the global incidence of measles increases three fold according to the world health organization and with the spike in india being put down to misinformation on vaccinations on social media. with. watching r.t. international live with me welcome to the program french made weapons may have been used during the saudi led coalition's incursion into yemen that's according to alleged french intelligence and leaks made public by investigative website disclose which also says the weapons may have been used both against civilians and to commit war crimes it demonstrates that hundreds of thousands of civilians live under the threat of these arms and provides information that's allows us to demonstrate that some of these weapons might have been used to commit war crimes the french government is today where of the risk of this. in light of the revelations amnesty

intervened in yemen in twenty fifteen after the saudi president of the time was ousted by the rebels the bill passed by congress is yet to be approved by donald trump he may veto the decision sort of this head of the international action center doesn't think from will pass the legislation. are the resolution will very much likely go back again they'll be other votes and other efforts president trump has absolutely tied himself to the feudal monarchy. and to muhammad bin solomon so there is a certain level of international embarrassment the saudis failure to to crush the movement in yemen and that's what's really behind this vote while the vote was important and at least pushing back the total and overwhelming u.s. support for saudi arabia's criminal war against yemen it's a war that would not one day of it would be possible without u.s. support naval blockade air refueling for years it's been four years of disaster for the people of yemen. as we used to say it's home time off the stick without international though my colleague sean thomas will bring a bright and breezily up to date i

has passed a resolution to stop washington support for the saudi led campaign in yemen for a very. long time many have been desperately calling for this while the war hawks in congress have been equally desperate to prevent it from passing and the means that they've resorted to to derail any such initiative absolutely spectacular. when house democrats put forward a resolution like this last time republicans added an amendment to it which condemned up setting development that is a merged in recent years a resurgence of anti-semitism now what does anti semitism have to do with the war in yemen you are ask nothing but follow the hands the resolution passed in the house but was eventually refused to vote in the senate because it contained a bit irrelevant to the main subject yemen and that bit was yes the anti semitism amendment which house democrats didn't have the guts to argue to get rid of out of fear as to sounds in a phobic and it's not the only time when humans fate was decided by the small print . last year donald trump signed into law a bill which he described like this throug

let's bring in our guests from yemen hakim a political analyst and editor in chief of the yemen post in london mohammed juma a member of the national dialogue conference in yemen and from amman call schembri regional media advisor in the middle east for the know we counsel thank you all for joining us let me begin with you hakim. asuna not only have you been covering this conflict but you're a resident of yemen for the last five years this has been a worsening conflict to the point now where the u.n. are calling it the world's worst humanitarian disaster what's it been like for you . it's unbelievable it's sad when you see the family suffering and it's not just one family our neighbors its entire nation of thirty million people whether in the north or in the south so it's not only those who are living in the run areas the suffering is nationwide this war has killed so many. civilians has made so many children. being child soldiers have made so many. big spread by the millions families tens of millions sleeping hungry it's unbearable and the problem is that this this this suffering ha

to saudi arabia and british special forces reportedly fighting on the same side as child soldiers in yemen. and with the deadline for leaving the e.u. just ten days away the british parliament rejects all options to resolve the braggs it deadlocked making the prospect of crashing out without a deal more likely. prime minister's deal is dead. tree. it's nine o'clock here in moscow you're watching international live from last year i mean it is a tutor welcome to the program. to hungary where the government claims a suspected jihadist entered europe as a refugee and obtained a prepaid debit card has issued some sixty four files and such cards to newcomers as. reports imagine a suspected islamic terrorist receiving money for refugees not just any terrorist eisel commander and not just any money taxpayer money and it gets worse reports say that he received a monthly. payments of five hundred euros on his debit card that's well over today's gross minimum wage in hungary these prepaid cards are issued to a joint project between the united nations and the european union that's supposed to be a str

rush the movement in yemen and that's what's really behind this vote while the vote was important and at least pushing back the total and overwhelming u.s. support for saudi arabia's criminal war against yemen it's a war that would not one day of it would be possible without u.s. support naval blockade air refueling for years it's been four years of disaster for the people of yemen. a system failure contributed to two recent crashes involving the company's new seven three seven model the two disasters happened within six months of each other together claiming three hundred forty six lives. with the release of the preliminary report the big ethiopian airlines flight three zero two accident investigation it's apparent that in both flights the maneuvering characteristics augmentation system known as m. cas activated in response to erroneous angle of attack information it's our responsibility to eliminate this risk we own it and we know how to do it kawiti a kind of unique. as a safety measure the boeing seven thirty seven max features a new type of anti stalling system and the c.e.o. exp

arabia and the british special forces reportedly fighting on the same side as the child soldiers in yemen. a jihad is fine for returning to europe posing as a refugee is reportedly issued with a prepaid debit card one of sixty four thousand handed out by the e.u. to new comers. and with the deadline for leaving the just ten days away from the british parliament rejects all tabled options to resolve the break that deadlock making the prospect of crashing out without a deal more likely. to prime ministers deal that is a good car. trip coming from our. eight o'clock here in moscow you're watching altie international live from last year with mina do a cheater welcome to the program. the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt is under fire after reaching a deal with germany over the export of certain weapons components berlin unlike london has banned arms sales to saudi arabia but a new poll was found to sell parts ultimately destined for riyadh to the u.k. artie's explains a piece. that's the contrast an accusation being thrown at britain by yemen supremum revolutionary committee calling out the

let's bring in our guests from yemen hachim a political analyst and editor in chief of the yemen post in london mohammed jhoom a member of the national dialogue conference in yemen and from amman col schembri regional media advisor in the middle east for the norwegian refugee council thank you all for joining us let me begin with you hakim in sun up not only have you been covering this conflict but you're a resident of yemen for the last five years this has been a worsening conflict to the point now where the u.n. is calling it the world's worst humanitarian disaster what's it been like for you. it's unbelievable it's sad when you see the family suffering and it's not just one family or our neighbors it's nation of thirty million people whether in the north or in the south so it's not only those who are living in the burn areas the suffering is nationwide this war has killed so many. civilians has made so many children. being child soldiers have made so many. big spread by the millions families tens of millions sleeping hungry it's unbearable and the problem is that this is the suffer

military support for the gulf coalition in yemen. for four years the war in yemen has ground on. killing tens of thousands of yemenese civilians and putting millions at imminent risk of starvation and depravation. the cause of the war's complicated and has much to do with iran's maligned influence, but our interest today is not in debating the blame for the war, but in bringing it to an end. that is why i urge all members to support this resolution. because it is in our interest and above all in the interest of the yemeni people to end the war. u.s. military support for the saudi coalition has not prevented civilian suffering and it is my hope by withdrawing our support we will make clear that a diplomatic resolution is the only resolution to the conflict. i urge support for this resolution. i urge members to oppose any motion to recommit which would have the effect of killing this bill and prolonging the world's worst humanitarian crisis. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: madam speaker,

funding for the saudi war in yemen and you know and we've seen other things that this regime has done in the past this is a regime that can never be trusted with a boat and there are some people who want to let them have nuclear energy right now we need much more stringent sense guards if we're going to even consider going down that road piece appreciate you coming on peter because that my guest star of the nuclear studies institute at american university. ok short break coming up more news on the way in just a moment. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest race in truth to stand listens is just the dance the right questions demand the right answer. question. welcome back the president of brazil has caused widespread outrage during a visit to a holocaust museum in jerusalem on an official visit to israel narrow offered up some unconventional views on the political leanings of the nazi party. to do so so there is no doubt it's a socialist policy. it was the national socialist

bigamy in yemen and. reportedly said sudanese troops to yemen while he was in charge of the country's ground forces suggest that he will maintain that level of support if not increasing . it depends on what happens over the next. days and next several weeks. don professional association the alliance for freedom and changes demanding an immediate handover to civilian rule absolute. most at party international supervised elections i see this is being problematic from the standpoint that it is not clear exactly if they have a mandate potentially electoral mandate to govern the country this is why in my opinion they do not want immediate elections because the national congress party it appears still has a lot of support within the country now if they do turn over control to a civilian government is going to require considerable amount of goshi ations and through these negotiations it will be determined what the actual foreign policy these are the yemen the new sudanese dispensation so this is uncharted territ

terry sills will be allowed to play out and will produce so yemen from the united states' perspective is a significant issue but not a vital national concern and so arms sales are from that perspective a good thing and will continue but the whole thing is more of a small angle in a big picture which is about millions of yemenis who have been evicted of their own villages entire neighborhoods destroyed thousands of people killed a day situation which has been described by the u.n. as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world and you're talking about a political impasse in the country do you have any hope for a future reconsideration between the warring factions in yemen. well it's difficult unfortunately to answer this questions because at the moment both sides the government is think they are very strong to continue fight. and i think as. martin griffith yesterday mentioned that it's impossible to go into a politic a new goshi ation before him and eliminating stockholm agreement which is unfortunately not implemented until this moment. their problem is they emanate inside their count

a newspaper exposé alleges british special forces are fighting alongside child soldiers in yemen but the saudi incursion has cast a shadow over london's arms sales to riyadh. and with the deadline for leaving the e.u. just ten days away the british problem it rejects all tabled options to resolve the break the deadlock making the prospect of cashing out without a deal more likely. the prime minister's deal is done it. refuses to compromise. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r.t. h.q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the hunger in government is claiming a suspected you harness entered europe as a refugee and was given a prepaid debit card by the e.u. blocks issued some sixty four thousand such cards to newcomers are all over as more . imagine a suspected islamic terrorist receiving money for refugees not just any terrorist eisel command and not just any money taxpayer money and it gets worse reports say that he received monthly payments of five hundred euros on his debit card that's when over today's gross minimum wage in hungary these prepaid cards a

made may have been used against civilians in yemen. climate change protesters blocked train services in london after hundreds are arrested headquarters. movement has divided public opinion in the u.k. . if your house was on fire and you were asleep i would kick your door in. to claim . the shell building is it came to saving people it's absolutely the truth you are justifying. your justifying. our idea broadcasting logic from our studios. international thomas. with us now street clashes have erupted in ecuador's capital after the arrest of. last week. the protesters accuse the president of selling out to the united states the president suspended citizenship last week and terminated his asylum merino is currently in washington where he has accused the whistleblower of hosting and coordinating hackers at the ecuadorian embassy in london. songs was convicted by a british court of breaching bail in two thousand and twelve he also faces possible extradition to the u.s. after being charged with conspiracy to a government computer but civil r

french made weapons may have been used against civilians in yemen according. to the french intelligence. and environmental london rail lines are hundreds of rest and attacking the headquarters of. hundreds of arrests and attacking the headquarters of. the climate change protest. the shell building is a kid just so you can be put a part of. the truth. you're just you're just. it's midnight here. with me. welcome to the program first to our capital where protesters have clashed with police in the arrest of wiki leaks founder julian assange in london last week. the protesters claim president moraine sold to the united states is currently in washington where he's accused of the state of posting and coordinating hackers at the ecuadorian embassy in london he suspended his citizenship last week and terminated his asylum that led to the arrest of the australian national in the embassy. i saw she was convicted by a british court. in twenty twelve he also faces possible extradition to the us off to being charged with conspiracy to high current government computer but c

may have been used against civilians in yemen according to leaks reportedly from french intelligence. attempt to disrupt. the headquarters of oil giant shell the climate change protests how polarized opinion. if your house is on fire i would kick your. smashing up. is akin to saving people who. say. you are justified harassment you're justified you're justified. in the clock across the world this is your r t international from the team myself you know hello and welcome we go first to ecuador's capital this hour where protesters clashed with police following the arrest of wiki leaks julian in london last week. the protestors claim president. of united states and i know is currently in washington where he has accused the whistleblower of hosting on coordinating the ecuadorian embassy in london he suspended us citizenship last and we terminated his asylum led to the arrest of the. in the embassy. a son she was convicted by a british court of breaching bail in two thousand and twelve he also faces possible extradition to the us after being charged with conspiracy to hack a government comp

one of the reasons i see the saudis is controversial is this involvement in neighboring yemen. of the leader of the who's the rebel says that the u.k. foreign secretary cannot be both a peace broker and. if it wasn't for the joint british us saudi in us naval forces the existing famine in the tragic humanitarian situation wouldn't reach such critical levels the saudi led coalition backed by britain commits war crimes and does not abide by his britain claims the most stringent guidelines for the export of weapons in the world reports adding context to a tragic reality the u.k.'s man on sunday has reveals that at least five british special force commandos were wounded in gun battles as part of the secrets military campaign in north in yemen believed to be part of the special boat services said that they are now back in britain recovering to spock there the controversy you case forces a relentlessly fighting alongside child soldiers here in the u.k. the news triggered protests and condemnation from an m.p. with the war in yemen already and it's here i'm hit to express my outrage o

has even called what's happening in yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis. but france has always hit back saying the weapons that it sells to saudi arabia only used offensively to defer attacks by the theses i'm not aware that french weapons have been used directly in yemen except that now appears to be contradicted by a classified note by the french military intelligence service uncovered following an investigation by a media outlet called disclose it was feels french weapons sold to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are being used in the war in yemen but when pressed again in light of this new evidence the government's once again offered denials to our knowledge the french weapons available to the members of the coalition are mostly in a defensive position outside yemeni territory or on call issued rights of way but not on the front line and we are not aware of any civilian casualties resulting from their use in the yemeni theater france is not among the lead. arms suppliers of countries in gauged in yemen but that's hard to swallow given that this

support for saudi arabia's criminal war against yemen it's a war that would not one day of it would be possible without u.s. support naval blockade air refueling for years it's been four years of disaster for the people of yemen. nato has agreed a package of measures to step up efforts in the black sea and counter russia in the region with more surveillance and exercises promised that's according to the alliance is secretary-general speaking at nato seventieth anniversary celebrations . so we are stepping up their efforts. to see. just agreed with the black sea region we just agreed a package with more civilians exercises on old issues which we. strongly believe or relevant for the black sea region and of course also the working with all partners georgia and ukraine it has branded russia a global threat with the un stoltenberg saying the country's made the world a more dangerous place. but him or putin harbors dark dreams of imperialism he wants to split our alliance and weaken our democratic result still russian aggression russia's attacks on western democracies and in the context of

in yemen according to leaks reportedly from french intelligence. environmentalist to disrupt. the hundreds were arrested for bringing traffic chaos and attacking the. climate change protest polarized opinion. if your house was on fire and you were i would kick your door in. the shell building is akin to saving people. the truth you are justifying your justified your justified. here in a moscow russia with the headlines in a bit more detail at one pm moscow time first until ecuador's capital quito were approached protesters have clashed with police following the rest of wiki leaks founder julian assange in london last week. this protest has claimed the president that in. the states where it is currently in washington where he has accused the whistle blower of hosting and coordinating hackers at the door and embassy back in london the president suspended the songes citizenship last week until i think it's a solemn pledge will lead to the arrest of the australian national in the embassy as we saw was then convicted by u.k. court of breaching bell has also been charged in the us w