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A nian more amid international outrage at the plight of refugees fleeing the country ministers pressured me and marques de facto leader aung san suu kyi or the violent persecution of the countrys muslim minority the top diplomat federica mogul rini expressed her hope that many would be allowed to return from neighboring bangladesh. but germanys foreign minister was also at that meeting and he to express confidence an agreement could be reached through a list of food to windows firstly its work a...

Many of the latest on myanmar stranger crisis thank you christophe foreign ministers from asia and europe are meeting in me and maurice international concern grows about the plight of rohingya refugees from the country ministers are pressuring me and mars de facto leader. over the violent persecution of the countrys muslim minority that he is top diplomat here federica mcgrady has expressed hope many will be allowed to return from neighboring bangladesh. well germanys foreign minister had this t...

Confess to the crime. her anymore was jennifer crew from iowa. it was the first time the defense would get a look at this person that ryan had allegedly confessed to. and they worried. >> she strolled in wearing a suit, decently done hair, makeup. >> how did this woman who lived 500 miles away from ryan widmer have such a starring role? it turned out she watched "dateline"s story from the first trial. after watching the show, she sent ryan an e-mail telling him how bad she felt about his plight....

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 didnt 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 the...

President nicolas maduro had said his country would never default and promised investors a good deal. but venezuelan vice president erica sami wrapping up tuesdays proceedings with a press conference had nothing firm to say about his countrys future on state controlled t.v. rather than laying out a plan he blamed the u.s. to venezuelas quandary talking of an economic war by donald trump against the country a few months ago the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela the e.u. hasnt followed suit but ...

It called attention to the plight of an ancient people with its own history culture and language arabic nor turkish the. just scattered across modern day iraq syria and turkey the people without a state forgotten during the division of the ottoman empire. until the nineteenth century the kurds didnt 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 terms theyre g...

Than well see. what struck you most in everything that you saw? >> the things that touched me the most were, obviously, the children. that was the toughest thing to work into the edit was how do you show the children, you know, that are trying to escape from isis-controlled towns through minefields, getting blown up with their families, how do you tell that story without exploiting their suffering was really a challenge. and so you just want to show enough without being gratuitous. >> river, to ...

And he would never move out again so far there are eight apartments each wath fifteen thousand euros but the project leaders want to bill much five. or the next. so maybe that oprah poor datasource is our government you know to our plight on the way to maybe get out there for up all this crowd conditions in which they live in this in the house this might be costly at first sight but only been kallio hopes that more and more people will invest in houses but in the long run the money and also help...

That they now have connections that would make it extraordinarily difficult to return under the best of circumstances. and so i think it merits a very robust debate about the roll of the program and certainly the plight that these individuals will be placed into. >> were told she rejected all that pressure, all that recommendation and at least for the time being they will continue to have that protective status. senator, thanks for joining us. >> youre very welcome. take care. coming up, a mis...

Was a family. of she had a younger brother and sister and she was helping out and mother cooked food and her mother seems to have you know come from of view point she said that you know i dont think theres anything to go back to and we need to mourn and i want to get educated i want to give education and she had already lost one of her sons to look on me as a brother to the conflict so long that we again on the. bangladesh you know he was killed by the militia so she was saying that if the schoo...