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Leader aung sang suu kyi the pope was under pressure to release the violent persecution of myanmars it will hinge up Muslim Minority in the talks didnt say enough to satisfy human Rights Groups and the rohingya themselves well go live to our correspondent also coming up in kenya a president who can yasser has been sworn in for a second five year term of office before the ceremony police had to use tear gas to separate his supporters and those who support the losing the election. And it looks like as if the controversial read life for satan is about to make it unexpected intervention in the for...

Whether the president can end the Obama Era Program that spares an estimated seven hundred thousand immigrants from the threat of deportation the Trip Administration argues that the creation of the Program Deferred action for childhood arrivals otherwise notice doc up was an unconstitutional use of president ial of forty two previous rulings imposed injunctions on the Trumps Administration actions to end dhaka and the Justice Department asked the Supreme Court for a rare action to bypass the appeals process the Supreme Court wanted nothing to do with it and rejected the administrations request...

Election on sunday the divisive issue could pave the way for a stunning Comeback Party former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in a shaky daily ceasefire fails to offer relief to people trapped in syrias eastern guta german chancellor Angela Merkel and u. S. President obama trying to pressure russia to do want to stop the bloodshed. And it is decision time for song for in the future of video assistance will you still see referees on the pitch requesting help from Video Technology well tell you about the decision that could affect top tier football including this summers world cup. Time sumi so...

The 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, at age 98, has decided to forgo further medical treatment and embrace home hospice care instead.

This is probably as close to a stable government as you would be likely to get given that six months ago german voters put six different parties into parliament and it's been very difficult to form a coalition out of that so german voters have mixed feelings what about the members of the social democrats the s.p.d. they're the ones who as we said will be deciding in their vote whether this coalition government is approved or not. that's right and that vote ends today and the counting will happen over the weekend we'll find out on sunday morning how the s.p.d. members a vote the acting environm...