belgium you know. the sentence resonate you didn't belgium how people reacting. i think the suburb of mullen back where i grew up and where this terrorist so was headquartered will be very relieved to see this part of it moved away away from brussels this city has tried very hard to recover from this stigmatization of being the jihadist hotbed of the world especially this this this commune of molen back and since the crimes happened since the terror cell was uncovered there have been all kinds of initiatives to try to bring back the youth of mormon back into the fold of society here in belgium there are many initiatives there are also on the other side some new laws which many people feel are too repressive new intelligence gathering techniques there and it's now possible to run raids at all times of day or night which wasn't possible before so there are things on both sides but i think that mall in back and the city of brussels larger in a larger sense will be happy to see this part of the trial moved over to paris now and try to get this behind it ok terry many

the sentenced resonated in belgium how people are reacting. i think this suburb of mall and back where cell of islam grew up and where this terrorist cell was headquartered will be very relieved to see this part of it moved away away from brussels this city has tried very hard to recover from this stigmatization of be they do hottest hotbed of the world especially this this this commune of mall and back and since the crimes happened since the terror cell was uncovered there have been all kinds of initiatives to try to bring back the youth of moreland back into the fold of society here in belgium there are many initiatives there are also on the other side the. new laws which many people feel are too repressive new intelligence gathering techniques there and it's now possible to run raids at all times of day or night which wasn't possible before so there are things on both sides but i think that mall in back and the city of brussels larger in a larger sense will be happy to see this part of the trial moved over to paris now and try to get this b

the sentenced resonate you didn't belgium how people reacting. i think the suburb of mall in back where the slum grew up and where this terrorist cell was headquartered will be very relieved to see this part of it moved away away from brussels the city has tried very hard to recover from this stigmatization of be they do hottest hotbed of the world especially this this this commune of mall and back and since the crimes happened since the terror cell was uncovered there have been all kinds of initiatives to try to bring back the youth of mormon back into the fold of society here in belgium there are many initiatives there are also on the other side some new laws which many people feel are too repressive new intelligence gathering techniques there and it's now possible to run raids at all times of day or night which wasn't possible before so there are things on both sides but i think that mall in back and the city of brussels larger in a larger sense will be happy to see this part of the trial moved over to paris now and try to get this behind it o

belgium you know. the sentenced resonate you didn't belgium how people reacting. i think this suburb of mall and back where cell of islam grew up and where this terrorist cell was headquartered will be very relieved to see this part of it moved away away from brussels the city has tried very hard to recover from this stigmatization of being the jihadist hotbed of the world especially this this this commune of mall and back and since the crimes happened since the terror cell was uncovered there have been all kinds of initiatives to try to bring back the youth of moreland back into the fold of society here in belgium there are many initiatives there are also on the other side. new laws which many people feel are too repressive new intelligence gathering techniques there and it's now possible to run raids at all times of day or night which wasn't possible before so there are things on both sides but i think that mall in back and the city of brussels larger in a larger sense will be happy to see this part of the trial moved over to paris now and try to get this behind

the sentence resonated in belgium how people are reacting. i think this suburb of mall and back where cell of islam grew up and where this terrorist so was headquartered will be very relieved to see this part of it moved away away from brussels this city has tried very hard to recover from this stigmatization of being the jihadist hotbed of the world especially this this this commune of mole and beck and since the crimes happened since the terrorist cell was uncovered there have been all kinds of initiatives to try to bring back the youth of moreland back into the fold of society here in belgium there are many initiatives there are also on the other side some new laws which many people feel are too repressive new intelligence gathering techniques there and it's now possible to run raids at all times of day or night which wasn't possible before so there are things on both sides but i think the mall in back and the city of brussels larger in a larger sense will be happy to see this part of the trial moved over to paris now and try to get this b

in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks salam to slam is sentenced to twenty years in prison in belgium for his role in a police shootout. thanks for joining us i'm marrying a. armenia's prime ministers serve sark c.n.n. has resigned following more than a week of mass protests against him in a statement posted online he said the protest leader was right and he was wrong groups of soldiers had joined those demonstrations today in the capital here of on protestors have accused stark's down of trying to remain in power for life authorities had arrested more than two hundred people over the weekend including the leader of the opposition but federal lawmaker nichol passion yen was released earlier today. well for the latest from armenia we're joined now by joshua co-chairing he's a freelance journalist in your van joshua we understand you are out on the streets of the capital how are people reacting to the prime minister's sudden resignation. well it's complete jubilation and you can probably hear the car cars honking behind me there's already tens of thousands of people on republic square w

of the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks salam to slog is sentenced to twenty years in prison in belgium for his role in a police shootout. to switch off the giant speakers that black music news and propaganda to the north it's all part of a change of tone ahead of historic summit between the two koreas this friday. thanks for joining us i'm marrying a evanston groups of soldiers in armenia have joined anti-government protests in the capital yet have on the demonstrations have been deemed illegal by the authorities and the defense ministry says the troops will be punished police arrested over two hundred demonstrators over the weekend including three prominent opposition politicians the whereabouts of the main opposition leader is unknown the protesters want the prime minister sara sarcastic and to resign big to use him of trying to stay in power in debt. in italy and failing to tackle corruption. well for the latest on the protests in armenia we're joined now by joshua cherry he's a freelance journalist in your oven so joshua the situation appears to be escalating further what more can

just long as the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifty and paris terror attacks to date born of belgium has sentenced him to twenty years in prison for his role in a police shootout also coming up in peace and quiet at the korean border for all the. greens to switch off the giant speakers that blast music music and propaganda to the north it's all part of a change of tone ahead of historic summit this friday. and prince william's wife the duchess of cambridge has gone into labor at a hospital in london she's expecting her third child and you simply for a prince george and princes charlotte will have an update from our correspondent outside the clinic. hello and welcome marian evans dean it's good to have you with us we begin in belgium where a court has found salam to slam guilty of attempted murder he is the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen terror attacks in paris but today's conviction relates to a separate incident a police shootout in brussels before his arrest the belgian court sentenced to twenty years in prison he currently remains in a french jail awaiting trial ther

the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks are locked islam is sentenced to twenty years in prison in belgium for his role in a police shootout. so agrees to switch off the giant speakers that blast music music and propaganda to the north it's all part of a change of tone that head of the historic summit between the two koreas this friday. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen the leader of mass protests gripping the armenian capital has been released by authorities. have been detained over the weekend after a failed talks with the embattled prime minister well meanwhile groups of soldiers in armenia have now joined anti-government protests in the camp. the demonstrations have been deemed illegal by the authorities and the defense ministry says the troops will be punished more than two hundred demonstrators have been arrested the protesters are calling on prime minister search sarcastic and to resign. suzanne of trying to stay in power indefinitely and failing to tackle corruption. well for the latest from armenia we're joined now by joshua could chair a he's a freelance journalis

could he be brought back to belgium to serve that 20 year term? both of these defendants have to client to appear in court. he said he did not recognize the authority of the courts. abdesalem is unlikely to spend his sentence here because he will face trial in france. he could serve the buccaneers in france. -- belgium years in france. it is unlikely that he would have to come here to serve out a portion of his sentence. likely the entire portion will be filled in france. this all depends on what happens in that trial in france for the actual attacks in paris. >> thank you for that. dave keating reporting from brussels. french president emmanuel macron is kicking off a three-day trip to the u.s. today. he is expected to be hosted in style with the first official state dinner in the u.s. since donald trump took office. this will be a mostly symbolic trip for the business minded leaders. macron did not shy away from talking about the big issues that divide the men, including the iran nuclear deal. here to talk more about this visit with me now is ou

and meet game makers are facing arrest by finishing with dorothy's he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we got them there if you remember i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government or the differences of the basis of a coexistence in europe on thank. you it will be. the case no lines with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. are joining us here in the studio now is our correspondent kate brady he is good to see you there's a lot to pack out in this story we've got german judges deciding whether or not to extradite this may they have to decide whether or not the charges in spain are comparable to something that could be charged against him here e

the neighborhood has struggled with a bad reputation since the attacks in france and belgium. its young confident residents want things to return to normal this is a place that invests in its young people josh clearly as the project leader as well as a social worker and hospital director he explains he's enthusiastic and does a good job whether he's belgian. a mechanic is a mechanic. group has even won national trade competitions that makes them proud but they all wish they didn't always have to prove themselves just because they're from orland back. german chancellor angela merkel has used an interview with israeli t.v. to condemn anti semitism in germany her words come after a recent high profile attack here in berlin knowledge of the history of racist violence in germany but she also conceded that the country faced new challenges due to the arrival of immigrants from the middle east. an israeli flag being burned to . palestinian protesters chanting semitic slogans during could stay twenty seventeen a protest march against israel and its settlement policy and just last week

only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks in the next few hours or chord in belgium will deliver a verdict on his alleged role in the police shootout that took place while he was on the wrong also coming out. with a manhunt is underway in the u.s. state of tennessee for a gunman who opened fire at a fast food restaurant killing four people police say many more would have died if it had not been for the actions of this man i just knew. it was me or him or that type of the type of scenarios all chose to go with what i wanted to go with that we were. in the business leigo last place cologne face then uphill battle to stave off relegations make matters worse they took on the league's second place squad. that they call the inevitable. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us a belgian court is set to deliver a verdict in the trial of dull salaam the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attack that left. one hundred twenty nine people dead and scores. of those along was for months europe's most wanted man for his role in that attack but today'

at belgium's palace of justice up to slum received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago and accomplice was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. to as all of our demands have been met i think we can be satisfied that he is satisfied. but after slums lawyer said he still had some doubts. i'm not convinced of anything in this verdict but i review it with my client it's a verdict so i respect it but i think there are things that need to be said it remains to be seen if disallowing wishes to appeal and if you appeals them will decide the next steps. for today's verdict was just the first step in what could be years of proceedings against up to the twenty eight year old french citizen is believed to be the only surviving suspect in the paris terror attacks that left one hundred thirty people dead in november twenty fifth dean after four months on the run up to slum was arrested in brussels in march twenty

now a course in belgium has sentenced the last surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks to twenty years in prison but up there wasn't convicted for his alleged part in those attacks but for his part in a dramatic shootout that led to his arrest in belgium he's currently being held in a french prison where he's awaiting trial on charges in connection with the paris attacks. at belgium's palace of justice received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago and a compass was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. to as all of our demands have been met i think we can be satisfied he said to say. but up to slump said he still had some doubts. i'm not convinced of anything in this verdict but i review it with my client it's a verdict so i respect it but i think there are things that need to be said it remains to be seen if disallowing wishes to appeal and if you appeals and will decide the ne

in belgium sentences the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen attacks. against twenty years for his role in the police shootout that led to his arrest in brussels. to switch off the giants. music news of propaganda to the north signaling a change of ahead of friday's historic summit between the two koreas. and it's a boy for britain's royal dutch the cambridge giving birth to her third child prince william bringing up thanks correspondent in the. welcome to the program i mean yes prime minister. has resigned following eleven days of mass protests against him and a statement posted on live he referred to the opposition leader where he said he called bush right but he was wrong protesters accused of trying to stay in power for life and today they were joined by groups of soldiers and. over the weekend his arrested more than two hundred people including nicole passion yeah he was released today. let's get more from the independent research or not i guess seth area in the welcome to how people reacting to this news. well i'm going to speak even as we speak t

that had a collateral effect of isolating the belgium people. and organization was actually had it up by a future u.s. president herbert hoover. it was supplies in the belgium people with various supplies for their daily life, as well as police thread -- like a lace thread. this is a lovely depiction of an american eagle. will he sees this beautiful and broader he by french women during the first world war. this has an interesting aviation thing. this is an example of the kind of thing women would create. another aspect of this mobilization effort, not only in terms of the technology, but also the impact of the war. him one of the most sobering and challenging aspects is the human cost of war. in this section of the exhibition we have examples of drawings and paintings that look , personsry casualties of war and the ultimate sacrifice to soldiers. this is a fairly simple drawing and perhaps one of the most powerful ones where you have the soldier who has come to terms with the loss of a comrade in arms. one of the most famous paintings is in thi

what it meant to the people it was like coming here and having the wow feeling this is what belgium can show this is what we want to show to the world what a small belgian country can do it was the first exposition also after world war two so it was really the whole world coming here and all the countries showing off what they could their technology their knowledge. to this day the famous landmark has lost none of its fascination six hundred thousand people flock to the a time every year making it one of belgium's biggest tourist attractions that most take a picture as a reminder of their visit. europe max i asked our viewers around the world to send in their best shots from their trip to brussels with the attorney and. the size of everything's a troops and everything it's really very nice to see so to a. church great that it still profits from tourism today because it is the local super surreal i'm glad to have seen a reason. to so i left without a doubt my life the architecture best from inside and out. the why you get flamed for the building it was certainly a big achievement and it

of course in belgium sentences the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks. twenty years for his role in the police shootout that led to his arrest in brussels. goes public health crisis the west african country faces a desperate shortage of doctors bad equipment now medical workers are striking to demand change and bring in an exclusive report. in the. face an uphill battle against relegation to make matters worse they look at how they took in full. looking to qualify for the champions league thanks stop the inevitable. i'm feeling welcome to the program it's threatens duchess. cambridge was given to a baby boy kate's third child with husband prince so william had just over an hour ago royal watchers got the treat they'd been so eagerly awaiting kate's with i'm a new baby appeared outside the private lindo wing of st mary's hospital in london the queen's six great grandchild is fifth in line to the throne after prince charles his father and siblings george and shot his name has not been released. so let's cross our lot so our correspondent in london beg it t

what it meant to the people it was like coming here and having the wow feeling this is what belgium can show this is what we want to show to the world what the small belgian country can do it was the first exposition also after world war two so it was really the whole world coming here and all the countries showing off what they could their technology their knowledge to this day the famous landmark has lost none of its fascination six hundred thousand people flock to the a time every year making it one of belgium's biggest tourist attractions and most take a picture as a reminder of their visit. your imax asked our viewers around the world to send in their best shots from their trip to brussels with the attorney and. the size of everything is a is a trooper and everything it's really very nice to see so took the. old church great that it still profits from tourism today it is evoked with a real i'm glad to have seen a good reason. to say let's do it and i like the architecture best from inside and out. the what if it came for the building it was certainly a big achievement and it offers

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me with this building belgium wanted to show what it could do at the time. these pictures show the attorney i'm under construction in the late one nine hundred fifty s. built for the one nine hundred fifty eight brussels world's fair it was to be a futuristic prestige project one hundred two meters tall the structure featured nine. an aluminum clad spears the attorney and was supposed to be torn down after expo fifty eight ended but it proved such a huge that it was left standing and even had the outer shell redone in stainless steel six decades later the building has become a national symbol an exhibition recalls the early days. what it meant to the people it was like coming here and having the wow feeling this is what belgium can show this is what we want to show to the world what the small belgian country can do it was the first exposition also after world war two so it was really the whole world coming here and all the countries showing off what they could the technology the knowledge to this day the famous landmark has lost none of its fascination six h

families and relatives would like to hear more from solid to slumber judging from this trial here in belgium where he's decided to remain silent so you would imagine that going forward he will do the same natasha thanks very much. the french president is heading for the united states determined to convince donald trump to stick with the iran nuclear deal emanuel says abandoning the agreement could lead to a north korea style standoff at the comments in an interview with fox news in the states the network of course one of the favorites of the u.s. president just ahead of his three day trip there mr trump has three weeks to decide whether to follow through with repeated threats to walk away from the twenty fifteen deal what do you have a better option i don't see it. what is a what if scenario or your plan b. i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see on nuclear let's preserve the framework because it's better than a sort of north korean type of situation so again i'm not satisfied with the situation was iran

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s he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but he got in there. i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government but of differences of the basis of our coexistence in europe on. the case no lines with. a regional court if it's judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. there's a lot of talk about here and to do that i'm joined here in the studio to my far right by martin gak he's here to give us some analysis on the political ethics of this story and right. next to me is our very own political correspondent kate brady to both of you welcome to the day kate let me start with you these german prosecutors today that asked for t

at belgium's palace of justice to slum received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago at a complex was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. of course to all of our demands have been met i think we can be satisfied he said to say. but after slums lawyer said he still had some doubts. i'm not convinced of anything in this verdict but i review it with my client it's a verdict so i respect it but i think there are things that need to be said it remains to be seen of disallowing wishes to appeal and if you appeals that will decide the next steps. for today's verdict was just the first step in what could be years of proceedings against up to slam the twenty eight year old french citizen is believed to be the only surviving suspect in the paris terror attacks that left one hundred thirty people dead in nov twenty fifth dean after four months on the run of the slum was arrested in brussels in march twenty six

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facing a rest by finishing with ortiz he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border. ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we got him there if you remember i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government but the difference is that the basis of coexistence in europe on thank you it was in the mood of. the case no lines with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. and now to the civil war in yemen the u.n. how they don't or a conference in geneva today that raised more than two billion dollars to help yemenis dependent on food aid three years of fighting have claimed around ten thousand lives and left millions on the verge of famine the proxy war between the saudi backed

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try to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we've got him there if you're me but if i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government or the differences of the basis of a coexistence in europe on. the over. the case no lines with don's high a regional court if it's judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. there's a lot of talk about here and to do that i'm joined here in the studio to my far right by martin gak he's here to give us some analysis on the political ethics of this story and right here next to me is our very own political correspondent kate brady to both of you welcome to the day let me start with you these g

facing the rest of my financial thirties he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we have been there if you remember i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government or the differences of the basis of coexistence in europe they. knew about. the case no lines with. a regional court if it's judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. joining us here in the studio now is our correspondent kate breaking it's good to see you there's a lot to pack out in this story we've got german judges deciding whether or not to extradite this may and they have to decide whether or not the charges in spain are comparable to something that could be charged against him here exactly

in the next few hours a court in belgium will deliver a verdict on his alleged role in a police shootout that took place while he was on the run also coming up. a manhunt is underway in the u.s. state of tennessee for a gunman who opened fire at a fast food restaurant killing four people and police say many more would have died if it had not been for the actions of this man. had his nose it was me or him or all that type of that type scenario saw chose to go with what i want to go wolf in the war. plus the political crisis in armenia worsens police detained over two hundred protesters along with three prominent opposition politicians among them the man leading days of massive anti-government demonstrations. and in the bundesliga last place alone faces an uphill battle against chalta to stave off relegation and to make matters worse worse they took on the league's second place club ciampa could they hold you navigable. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show a belgian court is set to deliver a verdict in the trial of a bus along he's the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifte

rest of the journey that the horror movie another country made way for who was who was to return to belgium where the case must start the ones who rushed here and where my lawyer if i hope the feast of the old need to be used in this way to be told you would need it one need use. this so. except for the consequences of that to respond to these is my duty to you to travel around europe to explain what's happened what's going on the colonial in spain. yeah you didn't give very many specifics about what exactly his plans all for the coming days weeks as he says it was a surprise to him that he was that he was detained when he was traveling through germany what we do know they what he did say is that there are no plans currently in the for him to meet with german politicians i think one thing that's very clear though is that this is not the last big media event that we're going to see from iran while he's here in berlin and do we have any feeling of what his legal standing is right now or pressure on isn't out of the woods yet we did hit that german court has decided that he can't be extradited

the neighborhood to struggled with a bad reputation since the attacks in france and belgium. its young confident residents want things to return to normal this is a place that invests in its young people josh clearly is the project leader as well as a social worker and hospital director he explains that his trainees learn to become mechanics bricklayers which have a trait they choose it will help them get employment and become independent. is angry that people look down on his boys just because of their postcode. when we get it. i don't care where my mechanics from as long as he's enthusiastic and does a good job. whether he's belgian rock'n or a tommy in. the county is a mechanic. group has even won national trade competitions that makes them proud but they all wish they didn't always have to prove themselves just because they're from orland back. ok let's talk about more i'm back with our brussels correspondent teri schultz terry the focus is back on this neighborhood because of the trial related to the paris terror attacks where you are there in brussels what are people mo

plans to stay in lynn while the legal process here plays out he said off that he plans to return to belgium where he's been in exile since late last year now he said he wants to use his time here and by then to do what he's been doing up until now which is defend what he says is a legitimate independence movement let's have a have a quick listen. do you think the rest of the german or no other country made me believe that we would do is to return to belgium where the case i started once last year there were by the orders of the old blues fans like you to see that it was lucky just. to show. you some of the consequences of the breach but you. travel around europe to explain what's happening what's going on i want you to speak. how he plans on defending the rights of the catalans that he says that he is representing is as yet unclear he said in that press conference that he has no immediate plans to meet german politicians but i think one thing is fact he said and this is not the last time that we'll see him on in a media event here and by then and that was charlotte hill a short while ago in

twenty eight year olds a lot of the salaam was convicted of attempted murder during the shootout in belgium that led to his arrest he was europe's most wanted fugitive after the pirates attacks a separate trials due for the killing of one hundred thirty people in the french capital well an accomplice was also sentenced in brussels natasha butler has the details. well the judge in the brussels courts gave the twenty year jail sentence to both and sophie and i say that this was for attempted murder in a terrorist context she said that it was clear that these two men had the intention to kill now this is in connection with a shootout with belgian police the two men were involved in back in march twenty sixth it was a few days later there's a lot of discipline was finally caught by police in the moment back district of process well obviously was not present at the court his lawyer said he did not wish to attend and i was no surprise because in february at his trial he was present only on the first day he said that he believed that the trial was a false that muslims are not judged fairly and thi

also if you and i hear a will of the said that he is given if he is given a sentence here in belgium meanwhile. remains in jail in france and that is where he will learn of his verdict he is waiting for that trial into the paris attacks that is expected any time next year as he said one hundred thirty people died on november twenty fifth enos all of the slum is the only remaining suspect now he is in jail just outside of paris is a high security jail he's on twenty four hour watch in solitary confinement and will be interesting is to see whether or not he will break his silence and cooperate with fred investigators because so far under interrogation he has always refused to speak natasha you keep us posted i'm sure in the meantime thanks very much. people began gathering in the armenian capital for an eleventh day of mass antigovernment protests up to one hundred thousand people have taken part in rallies that happened on sunday demanding the resignation of the prime minister. accusing him of a power grab and corruption three leading opposition politicians were arrested and charged w

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