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It was an incredibly difficult task to not mention that he would break his democracy was a license for the elections were a fraud so privatization was robbery who was instead of cultivating its culture its roots in language it brought forth a ripple said nationalism. the soviet unions heritage where does russia stand today and moscows empire our series starting november fifth on d.w. . the leader of catalonia pushed them on has ruled out holding fresh elections in the spanish region the decision...

Promise or more or less a promise in the conclusions here at the summit that yes they will enter the second phase officially at the next summit in december but still some progress will have to be made on the issues i just talked about and before we let you go max what about migration policy refugee policy that has been the policy that has threatened to break the back of the e.u. if you will. absolutely and brand this is the example for how do you want to change things because what we effectively...

That the e.u. twenty seven would follow the recommendation of chief negotiator michel barnier that they can should not move to face number two to future a relation talks and that there is simply not sufficient progress it actually took leaders on this summit a mere ninety seconds to establish exactly that on the other hand they have given the green light that they start reparation on these future talks and that is something she can actually bring back because for her its its absolutely crucial t...

His retirement yesterday to serve as president on the ohio business roundtable. this latest retirement is being viewed by various colleagues as a growing sign of frustration, congressional deadlock on major republican policies, republican leadership and disconcerting antics coming from the white house, it presents few challenges to leadership in their effort to reform the tax code. he is scheduled to lead by january 1st, 2018, most likely before tax reform is passed. there seems to be a mixed ...

Was supposed to be devoted to the palestinian deadlock but nikki haley accused tay ron of violating international law and resolutions. >> the regime continues to play this council. they hide behind the assertion of technical compliance with the nuclear deal while it violates the other limits on its behavior and we have allowed them to get away with it. this must stop. >> fled plankton joins ut now. fred, the trump administration is keeping the issue of the iran nuclear deal front and center, des...

Promise or more or less a promise in the conclusions here at the summit that yes they will enter the second phase officially at the next summit in december but still some progress will have to be made on the issues i just talked about and before we let you go max what about migration policy refugee policy that has been the policy that has threatened to break the back of the e.u. if you will. absolutely and brand this is the example for how do you want to change things because what we effectively...

Youre watching the devaney is coming to you live from berlin im on the thought you might its a pleasure to have you with us our top stories the spanish government has announced it will move ahead with suspending the autonomy of catalonia this after the regions leader threatened to declare independence madrid says he discussed next steps at an emergency meeting on saturday. and british prime minister to reason is urging the e.u. to break a deadlock on brics the talks she made the comments of the ...

And the womens national team has reached a deadlock with the players refusing to train in response a daily effort canceled fridays world cup qualifier against sweden which could result in heavy sanctions from. against sweden thats where they found out the danish f.a. had canceled the match. its a serious and well for more on this controversy joining me now is a yep a louse and brock is a journalist with a political newspaper here the danish efi has offered a seventy three percent match to raise ...

So a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today but as well as opposition has accused the countrys election council of rigging sundays vote to elect governors are demanding a recount and have called for protests president nicolas maduro socialists want to majority of votes despite anger over soaring inflation and food and medicine shortage its british prime minister theresa may has met the european commission head shown flood in brussels the two leaders called ...

>> been to prison, done a lot of things wrong in my life. ive made a lot of mistakes. dont do robberies, dont kill people. >> richardsons criminal history includes domestic violence, bank fraud and two rape convictions. all of which, he says, were the result of his abusive upbringing in a drug-riddled home. >> i was just pretty much taught to function on a -- on a violent, criminal, basically volatile level. >> while all 12 of richardsons jurors agreed he was guilty of the home depot murder, onl...