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Prime ministers condemning the governments plan to overbuy the brakes of divorce treaty with the e. U. A move the downing street admits would break International Law. Sunday here on our c. And that means todays news and taking you through the biggest stories that weve covered here over the past 7 days 1st up to speed. Rallies have been taking place throughout sunday calling for the resignation of president lukashenko activists are keeping up the pressure more than a month after the contested election which the opposition claims was rigged the main event was in minsk where tens of thousands rep...

Is running the nonproliferation theatre. They speak of human rights while they have targets that through their maximum Pressure Health welfare and sustenance and even the right to life of all iranians who they are directly involved along with the regional accomplices in every single case of occupation war and aggression bit in palestine afghanistan yemen syria iraq lebanon libya sudan or so malia yet they blame iran for their own inevitable defeats in confronting the will of the people of the region. They have sold hundreds of billions of dollars of weapons to their clients turning a region in...

Necessary over the term. In the Eastern Mediterranean you know if we have to commit to an effective plea a dialogue of the 2 in a forward to a new space of confrontation which would jeopardize International Law on the mediterranean countries of the European Union have spoken clearly in favor for this as they did a few days ago in ash acciona q we respect turkey are giving we are ready for dialogue but we expect her to respect european sovereign to the International Law to provide clarification about her action in libya and in syria. Insults are fruitless. Body and all of these words and all of...

Months plus. Feet. Still breaking barriers the u. S. Congress on as Ruth Bader Ginsburg the 1st woman to lie in state at the capitol. Were going to start with developments from egypt where protesters are defying a crackdown on dissent to demand the resignation of president of the fatah elsisi the deteriorating economy one corruption angers many People Security forces made dozens of arrests when they raided homes on friday morning security remains tight in major cities some protests are being staged in rural areas farmy is assistant professor of Political Science at Long Island University and a...

Treaty with you a move the downing street admits would break International Law. Hello sunday here on r. T. And that means todays news and taking you through the biggest stories that weve covered here over the past 7 days 1st. Where the brothers have been taking place throughout sunday calling for president lukashenko to resign in the capital because there were some brutal clashes between activists and Security Forces at least 400 arrests were made crowds are keeping up the pressure more than a month after the contested election which the opposition claims was rigged a correspondent reports nex...