with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraq a city of mosul and away the situation on the ground remains grim locals told us the city is a ghost town. there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just being gone for you for like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living these case defense secretary says he will counter russia and china militarily post if he delivers the pounds of the british army's global presence. venezuela's president nicolas maduro initiate large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. for costing live from moscow we're watching aussie international. as efforts to rebuild the water one iraqi city of mosul continues to insist twenty seventeen liberation the situation on the ground remains scrim experience came that despite the flow of funds to rebuild the city much of the money is being pocketed by local authorities the authorities deny the allegations the locals continue to complain about widespread corruption we talked to some of those who have pretend to mosul af

mosul is not normal yes and it won't it will not be the case for years. reconstruction is not being scaled up people cleared the houses and rebuilt with their bare hands and they are exposed to unexploded bombs we've seen many victims recently so clearly the situation is not back to normal yet there is a nerve agent need to rebuild and i'm going to tell you why for the simple reason. that the camps were not designed as permanent structures the life expectancy of attend is supposed to not exceed six months and in camps in some camps they haven't been replaced for more than two years now people are exposed to winter conditions and floods we have big floods in iraq and even recently there has been many of the . so it is clearly urgent to rebuild the people from mosul have been enduring life under islamic state groups for four three years and there are trustees but they are not suffering from the large cause of their support and this is clearly an acceptable. but as well as embattled president nicolas maduro has launched huge military drills in preparation fo

those who returned to mosul following his liberation and i guess the explains. coming home should always be a joy safety security but it isn't always so not when you're coming back to mosul there are no basic services in the city no jobs it's terrible we return to our homes a year and a half after the liberation there is no life here there are no decent streets we suffer from power and water shortage it feels so pathetic. we are here battling all the hardships we now regret that we ever came back. it was one of the biggest deadliest battles in the world in decades in the name of freedom they turned west mosul into this. a city of millions reduced to ash and rubble in an act they called liberation i was there two years ago i saw tasted and smelled the city being freed that's an iraqi helicopter this is what the aftermath of a classic airstrike in mosul look like it doesn't matter way you do it looks virtually the same crumbled buildings bre airstrike craters two years and now things changed west mosul is still a wreck city of the dead are going to zero but one ca

turn to mosul after its liberation auntie's right against the it has the story. coming home should always be a joy safety security but it isn't always so not when you're coming back to mosul there are no basic services in the city no jobs it's terrible we return to our homes a year and a half after the liberation there is no life here there are no decent streets we suffer from power and water shortage it feels so pathetic. we are here battling all the hardships we now regret that we ever came back. it was one of the biggest deadliest battles in the world in decades in the name of freedom they turned west mosul into this. a city of millions reduced to ash and rubble in an act they called liberation i was there two years ago i saw tasted and smelled the city being freed that's an iraqi helicopter this is what the aftermath of a classic strike in mosul looks like it doesn't that way you do it all looks virtually the same crumbled buildings the breach airstrike craters two years and nothing has changed west mosul is still a wreck city of the dead not going to zero by

with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraq a city of mosul and the way the situation on the grounds remains grim locals told us the city is a ghost town. there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just being on paper like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. in this way as president nicolas maduro initiate such a large scale military trails in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. that's just ten six pm hit in the russian capital this is off he international. the top story the british defense secretary has been addressing national security head of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things he advocates says the deployment of more british navy ships save the seas has a london correspondent. well this was a speech raghavan williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said that the president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke ab

with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul under way the situation on the ground there remains grim locals told us that the city is a ghost town there's no reconstruction here although reconstruction efforts are just on paper like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. venezuela's president nicolas maduro initiate large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. we could even test it joining us. international. the british defense secretary has been addressing national security ahead of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things he advocates is the deployment of more british navy ships overseas london correspondent has the story. well this was a speech raghavan williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said that president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke about the british military needing to increase its m

through rebuild the war torn iraq the city of mosul under way the situation on the ground there still is grim locals have told us that the city is a ghost town. reconstruction here all their reconstruction efforts are just being on paper like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. so venezuela's president nicolas maduro initiates large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. for joining us this is the internet. the british defense secretary has been addressing national security had of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things that he advocates is the deployment of more british navy ships overseas a london correspondent has the story well this was a speech raghavan williamson unveiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said the president is a. historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke about the british military needing to increase its mass and

that is to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul under way the situation on the ground there remains grim the locals have told us the city is a ghost town. there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just being on paper like the living dead we have a cemetery over that but here it's a cemetery for the living. there as well as president nicolas maduro initiates a large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. good evening welcome this is all to. the british defense secretary has been addressing national security ahead of britain's withdrawal from the among the things he advocates is the deployment of more british navy ships overseas along a correspondent as the story. well this was a speech raghavan williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said that the president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke about the british military needing to increase its mass and lethal

but that is to rebuild the war torn iraq a city of mosul and away the situation on the ground for me locals told us the city is a ghost town. there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just going on paper like the living dead we have a symmetry over there but here it's a cemetery for the living also even how i view defense secretary says he will come to russia and china military post back saying as he delivers the pounds of the british army its global presence. and spend as well as presidents nicolas maduro initiate large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. is just ten four pm in the russian capital we are watching off say international. top story as efforts to rebuild the water in iraq a city of mosul continues to insist twenty seventeen liberation the situation on the ground remains scrim expense claims that despite the flow of funds to rebuild the city much of the money is being poked at its by local authorities this r.t.a. said neither allegations their locals continue to complain about widespread corruption we ta

with efforts to rebuild the warsaw iraqi city of mosul under way the situation on the ground remains grim locals told us the secy is a ghost town there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. and venezuela's president nicolas maduro initiated large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military and it's a venture. a very warm welcome to you wherever you are this is already international with me. now our top story the british defense secretary has been addressing national security ahead of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things he answered kate says the deployments of more british warships overseas our london correspondent paula boito has the details well this was a speech and williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he. said that president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he

but that to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul under way the situation on the ground remains grim locals have told us the city is a ghost town. there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just. like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery. but as well as president nicolas maduro initiates large scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. joining us this out this is r.t. international. the british defense secretary has been addressing national security ahead of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things he advocates is the deployment of more british naval ships overseas london correspondent polly boy has the story. well this was a speech raghavan williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said that president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke about the british military needing to increase its mass and lethality whic

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go matheson al-jazeera baghdad. in the u.s. democrats say that they won't be intimidated by president trump's warning against ridiculous partisan investigations they voted to provide special counsel robert mueller with confidential testimonies related to his investigation into russian interference during the twenty sixteen election of zero as patty culhane reports by the close of wednesday special counsel robert muller had a lot more information for his investigation into potential collusion between russia and the trump campaign fifty transcripts of people who testified in front of a house committee some of those closest to the us president his son son in law and his most trusted advisers with the democrats in charge now they voted to send all of the transcripts to muller and now if any of those people lied under oath the

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go but matheson al-jazeera baghdad and i'm a large as a convoy since the start of syria's war has reached a remote refugee camp on the border with jordan where the one hundred trucks brought food and medical supplies to thousands of syrians stranded in uncap and workers will also provide an emergency bax a nation campaign for a ten thousand children there the campus home to more than forty thousand people who last received aid in november and malik is the u.n. representative for syria and damascus he says the people in the camp in a more permanent solution. it is an extremely remote area right at the border with jordan and syria is in the middle of a desert for the last two years this population has been stranded there it's actually a tragedy that these people have no access to food there is teenage mothers in their child

will say this with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraq a city of mosul and the way the situation on the ground remain scrim locals told us the city is a ghost town there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just like the living dead we have a cemetery over there. it's a cemetery. and south africa sees a significant spike in attacks on white farm and we have from some of the victims. from the russian capital this is international. top story venezuela's president nicolas maduro has launched what he calls the most important military drills in the country's history in preparation for a possible u.s. invasion mentor i would say if washington is leading a coup against him by its aggressive backing a fed us way less opposition leader why don't proclaim to him self interim president in january the venezuelan ministry is sticking. with me despite some fifty countries now officially recognizing quite a majority has warned washington against intervening in his country. but wolf. we are a peaceful country could do not mess with us do not threaten us donald trump get out o

led coalition which spent billions bombing mosul doesn't seem to have the cash or will to rebuild it the only thing that's being rebuilt say locals the bank accounts of crooked officials there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just on paper potholes everywhere streets filled with rubble and rubbish it's misery here i swear to god there are new clean officials here. you know we did refugee council's media coordinator in iraq tom is not convinced about how quickly mosul can be rebuilt mosul is not true to normal yes and it won't it will not be the case for years he says reconstruction is not being scaled up people cleared the houses and rebuilt with their bare hands and they are exposed to unexploded bombs we've seen many victims recently so clearly the situation is not back to normal yet there is a nerve agent need to rebuild and i'm going to tell you why for the simple reason. that the camps were not designed as permanent structures the life expectancy of attend is supposed to not exceed six months and in camps in some camps they haven't been replaced for mo

with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul and away the situation on the ground remains grim locals told us the city is a ghost town. there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just being on paper like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. and this wireless president nicolas maduro initiate large scale military drills and preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. is just ten seven panhead in moscow this is ots he international. the british defense secretary has been addressing national security head of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things he advocates is the deployment of more british navy ships save the seas on the correspondent house the details. well this was a speech raghavan williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said that the president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke about the british milit

with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul under way the situation on the ground remains locals the city is like a ghost town there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just like the living dead we have a symmetry over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. c.e.o. complains about the invasion of his privacy over a new picture of blackmail allegations that his own company is helping to build a new surveillance state. in his mid morning on monday here in moscow the r.t.e. news team hard at work rounding up this story. and as well as president nicolas launched what he called the country's most important largest military drills to repel a possible u.s. invasion but the auto insists washington is leading a coup. against and and as well in military continues to support president maduro while fifty countries around the world but why go on with auto shows he is preparing to defend the country against washington. for all four of us if we are a peaceful country that would do not mess with us do not threaten us donald trump get out of venezuela stop th

as efforts to rebuild the water on iraqi city of mosul continue since its twenty seventeen liberation from terrorists the situation on the ground remains grim experts claim that despite the flow of funding to rebuild the city much of the money is just being pocketed by local authorities authorities deny the allegations the locals continue to complain about widespread corruption and we talk to some of those who have returned to mosul since of liberation that's where a correspondent but i guess d.f. now picks up the story coming home should always be a joy safety security but it isn't always so not when you're coming back to mosul and there are no basic services in the city no jobs it's terrible we return to our homes a year and a half after the liberation if there is no life here there are no decent streets we suffer from power and water shortage it feels so pathetic we are here battling all the hardships we now regret that we ever came back. it was one of the biggest deadliest battles in the world in decades in the name of freedom they turned west mosul into this. a city of millions r

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more of like he's still have nowhere to go but matheson al-jazeera back down on a convoy since the start of syria's war has reached a remote refugee camp on the border with jordan more than one hundred trucks brought food and medical supplies to thousands of syrians stranded in iraq and can't aid workers also provide emergency backup vaccination campaign for ten thousand children there a campus home to more than forty thousand people who previously last. november such a malak as the u.n. representative for syria and damascus says the people in the camp made a more permanent solution. it is an extremely remote area right at the border with jordan and syria is in the middle of a desert for the last two years this population has been stranded there it's actually a tragedy that these people have no access to food there is teenage mothers in their children who ca

all fit with efforts to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul and to weigh the situation on the grounds for main scrim locals told us the city is a ghost town there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. south africa's sees a significant spike in attacks on white farm as we head from some of the victim. is just ten two pm here in moscow you're watching auti international welcome to the program. the top story venezuela's president nicolas maduro has launched what he calls the most important military drills in the country's history in preparation for a possible u.s. invasion middle row insists washington is leading a coup against him by its aggressive backing of venezuela's opposition leader one quiet day proclaimed himself interim president in january the venezuelan military is taking. with majority though despite them fifty countries now officially recognizing why don't the door open one to washington against intervening in his country all four of us if we are a peaceful

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go matheson al-jazeera baghdad. one of the largest aid convoys since the start of syria's war has reached a remote refugee camp on the border the border that is with jordan more than one hundred trucks brought food and medical supplies to thousands of syrians stranded in rockland county aid workers will also provide an emergency vaccination campaign for ten thousand children their campus home to more than forty thousand people who previously received aid in november says a malak is the u.n. h.c.r. representative for syria he joins us from from damascus we appreciate your time very much so what what have been the challenges and getting aid to this camp at this particular camp. it is an extremely remote area right at the border with jordan and syria in the middle of it does it for the last two years despite pollution has be

with assets to rebuild the war torn city in iraq is that he of mosul under way the situation on the ground remains grim locals told is the city is a ghost town there's no reconstruction here all the reconstruction efforts are just like the living dead we have a symmetry over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. but as well as president nicolas maduro initiated launch scale military drills in preparation for a possible u.s. military intervention. very welcome you're watching aussie international with me becky erin how the course is deciding secretary has been addressing national security ahead of britain's withdrawal from the european union among the things he advocates is the deployment of more british warships overseas our london correspondent polly boyko has the details. well this was a speech read gavin williamson on veiled his future plans and ambitions for the british military he said that president is a historic moment and an opportunity for the u.k. and he listed all the new gadgets and the state of the art toys and equipment that he has on order he spoke about the british

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go matheson al-jazeera back down a speech or something not a who's the director of the levant institute for strategic affairs he joins us now live from beirut good to have you with us what do you make of president trump's comments is it possible to completely wipe out ice or you can do it territorially but not necessarily in terms of personnel. the direct question is quickly no because this is before being a military organization. an idea that emerged out of poverty and modern munching on ideas asian political and social marginalized ition and. up to the point where the root causes are dealt with we cannot say it clear that death of that is over but the position of the president yesterday the announcement of a unilateral withdrawal from syria i mean implies two major two critical remarks first of all and this is the criti

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go what matheson al-jazeera back down now to the crisis in venezuela nicolas maduro says that he supports dialogue in the ongoing political and humanitarian crisis are doing or is hinting that he's ready to take part in any process that would lead to national agreements it comes ahead of a meeting in europe why by a newly formed international group that aims to solve the crisis it involves eight european countries and several last american nations. i rather thought the support of the full stage plan of the montevideo is mechanism integrated by the government of mexico fourteen countries of the caribbean i believe is proposing. ready to participate in the process of sovereign and. look for a national agenda of agreements and understanding. meanwhile the un is warning against using humanitarian aid as a political weapon in

this is west of mosul what used to be the old city where i still fighters put up their last stand. last year international donors pledged around thirty billion dollars in loans investment to help rebuild the devastated parts of iraq including mosul but the results are slow in coming it's been more than year and a half since victory over eisel was declared here and there is very little sign of reconstruction having started yet there are daily reports of isis the pull of the fight is trying to recruit in areas they wants controlled the territorial battle against i thought may be over but the ideological battle goes on. one of the reasons i still was able to take root in mosul and vost swathes of iraq's sunni heartland in the west and north of the country was because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities on the isis rule shia christian is eating and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities

led coalition which spent billions bombing mosul doesn't seem to have the cash or will to rebuild it the only thing that's being rebuilt the locals the bank accounts of crooked officials there is no reconstruction here all their reconstruction efforts are just. holes everywhere streets filled with rubble and rubbish it's misery here i swear to god there are new clean officials here what's worse than this concoction of misery corruption desperation hopelessness in this vile mixture terror isis breed and thrive all the old tried to come back they'll try to get at those poor kids clearing the rubble they'll reach the neglected locals or try to turn misery into hate who closeness into aggression and if they succeed banish the thought the black flag could yet again rise over move. the yellow vest movement shows no sign of relenting pressure on the french government with a thirteenth weekend of violent protests across the country and one activist in paris had most of his hand blown off by a crowd control grenade. rapley video agency record of the aftermath a warning you may find the follow

this is what the aftermath of a classic strike in mosul look like it's a. isn't that where you do it all looks virtually the same crumbled buildings bre airstrike craters two years and nothing has changed west mosul is still a wreck city of the dead going to zero one can even imagine how difficult it is no hospital no schools no teachers we are like the living dead we have a cemetery over there but here it's a cemetery for the living. their spirit children orphans a clearing rubble in the absence of builders and construction crews they are what you call rescue crews the first to stumble on and dive from booby traps unexploded u.s. coalition bombs they are the first to reach the corpses under the rubble now estimated to be in the tens of thousands bodies left rotting for two years and the have all of those shot holes are everywhere there are still corpses everywhere and if anyone brings humanitarian aid in the local officials to steal it they're all corrupt. corruption has its tentacles everywhere millions of dollars intended for reconstruction apparently si

one of the reasons i still was able to take root in mosul and vost swathes of iraq's sunni heartland in the west and north of the country was because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christians use e.-d. and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and western iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread isis message. in that call i have ordered for unified friday sermons and all mosques in the in of a

one of the reasons i still was able to take root in mosul and vost swathes of iraq's sunni heartland in the west and north of the country was because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christians use e.-d. and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and western iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread isis message. in a call i have ordered for unified friday sermons in all mosques in the in of a prov

one of the reasons i still was able to take root in mosul and vost swathes of iraq's sunni heartland in the west and north of the country was because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christian use e.-d. and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and western iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread isis message. in a call i have ordered for unified friday sermons in all mosques in the in of a provi

this is western mosul what used to be the old city where i saw fighters put up their last stand. last year international donors pledged around thirty billion dollars in loans investment to help rebuild the devastated parts of iraq including mosul but the results are slow in coming it's been more than year and a half since victory over eisel was declared here and there is very little sign of reconstruction having started yet there are daily reports of isis supporters and fights is trying to recruit in areas they wants controlled the territorial battle against i thought may be over but the ideological battle goes on. one of the reasons i still was able to take root in mosul and vost swathes of iraq's sunni heartland in the west and north of the country was because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christian is eating and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities i

one of the reasons i still was able to take root in mosul and vost swathes of iraq's sunni heartland in the west and north of the country was because of what the sunni community said was neglect discrimination and often violence by repeated shia led government but all suffered terrible atrocities under isis rule shia christians use e.-d. and sunni alike according to iraq's national security adviser eisel is already trying to reorganize and has increased its activities in parts of north and western iraq iraqi security forces continue to arrest members of what they describe as i sold sleeper cells in recent months i still is reported to have kidnapped and murdered dozens of people it's accused of cooperating with iraqi security forces and they have been countless attacks by i saw on iraqi soldiers and members of the various pro iran armed groups that were at the forefront of the fight against eisel the local government in mosul says they are taking measures against any attempt to spread eisel is message. in that call i have ordered for unified friday sermons in all mosques in the in of

bill the war torn iraq e city of mosul will continue since it's twenty seventeen liberation the situation on the ground remains grim experts claim that despite the flow of funds to rebuild the city much of the money is just being pocketed by local authorities and the authorities deny these allegations the locals continue to complain about widespread corruption and we talk to some of those who have returned to most so off to liberation it's where a. picks up the story coming home should always be a joy safety security but it isn't always so not when you're coming back to mosul there are no basic services in the city no jobs it's terrible. we return to our homes a year and a half after the liberation if there is no light here there are no decent streets we suffer from power and water shortage it feels so pathetic. we are here battling all the hardships we now regret that we ever came back. it was one of the biggest deadliest battles in the world in decades in the name of freedom they turned west mosul into this. a city of millions reduced to ash and rubble in an act they called liberation i

as efforts to rebuild the war torn iraqi city of mosul continue since its twenty seventeen liberation. the situation on the ground remains grim experts claim that despite the flow of funding to rebuild the city much of the money is just being pocketed by local authorities the authorities deny the allegations the locals continue to complain about widespread corruption and we talk to some of those who have returned to most school after us liberation it's where are our correspondent i guess the if now picks up the story coming home should always be a joy safety security but it isn't always so not when you're coming back to mosul there are no basic services in the city no jobs it's terrible we return to our homes a year and a half after the liberation if there is no life here there are no decent streets we suffer from power and water shortage it feels so pathetic. we are here battling all the hardships we now regret that we ever came back. it was one of the biggest deadliest battles in the world in decades in the name of freedom they turned west mosul into this. a city of millions reduced

business it's a make over in mosul. my administration has recognized space as a war fighting. one small step for. space force gets closer to reality. as well. korea victory number two hundred. story in sports. hello mikhail has just had about a month's worth of rain in a day there's more unusual weather in fact for the whole of the winter china's had rain when it shouldn't have and it doesn't that much in these clouds but there is more to develop hong kong should be on the dry side amica joining fairly soon i think with the rain inland is likely to develop fencing spread out towards shanghai and the northern edge is still cold enough for a bit of snow around one hand she said as an example maybe the rains first back into sichuan which is also been dry recently but then it should be dry and that's true now this is this dry pattern exists all the way down towards the island of borneo we've seen the big showers recently and so the way i see as you see it and satellite picture covering java and to the east are running out sumatra even to k or singapore now they are still in the fo

mosul. coming up in sports practice makes perfect the formula one world champion gets to grips with his new mercedes. twenty four hour window opened by syria's government and russia to allow people to to leave a remote refugee camp has now passed but apparently no one has left rock band camp is in the syrian desert very close to the border with jordan and iraq forty thousand people mostly women and children have been living there some of them say years in desperate conditions with little food and medicine while some of them have been explaining why they didn't use the corridor to leave. but i knew about this sort of a show but i was going to see the crossings opened by the regime and the russian military police are claimed to be safe but the people here are not feeling any safety or stability people here feel as if they are drowning and looking for anything at all to rescue themselves the road to the camp has been cut with the mine and find some comfort people don't believe that these crossi

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do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go matheson al-jazeera baghdad. a peace deal has been signed in central african republic aimed at ending years of civil war the deal was agreed by the government and fourteen groups after talks in sudan but other similar peace deals collapsed recently there's not much hope in the country at this time will be any different charles stratford reports. this a pause is perhaps a sign that repeated attempts at forging peace in central african republic have been far from easy. this historic date brings us face to face with our responsibilities together in celebrating our diversity and respecting our differences i call on you to work together to build a new central african republic. central african republic rapidly descended into civil war in two thousand and twelve after the mainly muslim seleka group rebelled in the north they

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do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go but matheson al-jazeera back down in the us democrats say that they won't be intimidated by donald trump's warning against ridiculous passes and investigations they voted to provide special counsel robot with confidential testimony as related to his investigation into russian interference during the twenty sixth you know election protocol had reports by the close of wednesday special counsel robert muller had a lot more information for his investigation into potential collusion between russia and the trump campaign fifty transcripts of people who testified in front of a house committee some of those closest to the us president his son son in law and his most trusted advisers with the democrats in charge now they voted to send all of the transcripts to muller and now if any of those people lied under oath they can be ch

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we're in sure cat about eighty kilometers south of mosul accompanied by our interpreter we're about to meet the local militias near legendary commander of the desert. so. warmly received by what he did mohammed first glance it's hard to imagine how this forty year old woman could have such a ferocious reputation but she and her eighty man militia played a key role in driving out of town and i've since shown the determination to keep it that way. that she. left a lot. of it's been home and. surrounds us africa in more than our. may may may have each other sure. and. i ceased to claim we should cats in the summer of two thousand and fourteen and life for many of the region's hundred thousand strong population became a nightmare but what he did tells us not everyone here was against their presence. hired men. heidi. collins it. would be. one minute. in both halves with. his. when good enough so highly and so as. we move on to what he does headquarters to meet some of her militiamen. she took over that command from her husband who was killed fighting insurgents. and the woman wheeled such

mosul. u.s. china talks are under way in washington a chinese vice premier leader who is holding trade talks with u.s. treasury secretary steven minutiae in the u.s. president has threatened to raise tariffs on a range of chinese imports worth two hundred billion dollars if a deal is not reached by march the first she had written c. is live for us now in washington with more on this so she had how are those talks going. but chinese on u.s. sources are suggesting that a lot of progress has been made in beijing last week and now in washington the big news in the last few hours was leaks that discussions are based around six different memoranda of understanding and one in particular caught a lot of people that was apparently a proposal by the chinese to buy six thirty billion dollars more u.s. agricultural imports each year that would go some way to reducing the trade deficit between us and china which particular excise is donald trump other memorandum of understanding apparently being discussed on.

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go lot matheson al-jazeera baghdad on skype from beirut now rami clearly is a senior fellow and professor at the american university there was nice to see your army. i feel defeated in a week is donald trump's claim it's a pretty wild claim in fact because well can you quote unquote defeat i still feel that we've had these conversations in the past with the likes of al qaeda. you didn't just say says shown over the last seventeen years or eighteen years whatever it is since the nine eleven attacks that the. the united states doesn't quite understand what people like of. iceland others like them actually represent there is a territorial by mention sometimes and that is the easiest one to defeat which they did the us and many local militias in arab and other countries defeated are still in northern syria and iraq but the gr

do more to compensate people and support them to rebuild mosul . opened her shop using donations from charities she and her two sons have taken their first steps towards a normal life thousands more like he's still have nowhere to go matheson al-jazeera baghdad. thank you very much will the newly reelected head of european football has sent out a warning to fifa boss johnny in fancy no alexander safran says he won't be a yes man as in fancy and pushes his plans to create new global competitions saffron was voted in and opposed to your wife is a new congress in rome a slovenian says his intention is to reshape european saw an immense answer bring the twenty thirty world cup to the consonance it puts them on a collision course with in fancy now a former secretary general of u.i. for i have a good feeling that we will start talking now that that. everyone understood that without proper consultation we will not end up anywhere and that. kind of war but it's not warburton's. problematic examines you from everyone in fanciness plans require the cooperati

in mosul there are still picking up bodies you know quite a few quite a long time after it was liberated from die and this was all because there was a lot of indiscriminate bombing perhaps the people on the ground who are allies to the united states are not very much to be trusted in the soft targets perhaps the united states pilots are trigger happy we don't know there is no real investigation on why mosul was was you know and sustained such heavy losses and such heavy. the human life losses as well and looking ahead could lie for tense and normal in syria once eisel fully defeated. there are quite a few challenges beyond i saw i saw was always going to be defeated because it's not an intrinsic you know states within the syrian society was always going to be you know people who probably at one point said ok i could cope with these even those people now perhaps realize that this was a bad choice and that they should have taken weapons against the advances of but there are other challenges ahead there is the economic challenge there is the national unity challenge and we have places like.