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NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : November 14, 2018 9:00pm-9:45pm +03
meeting in brussels hoping that by the end of the meeting or while they were still meeting the cabinet would sign off here in london and then they would be able to be presented with the draft deal that hasn't happened there was also speculation in fact down the street was putting out the probability that there would be a press conference by the prime minister to see evening and then lets it was slammed in by the opposition leaders the opposition party leaders say hold on there are protocols and procedures say you can't go briefing the media before you've come back to this place here parliament to speak to m.p.'s about the deal that's been done remember the draft deal which was speculated and leaked as long ago as twenty four hours ago still hasn't been officially published the cabinet members have seen it but the for example the minority party upon which to resubmit depends to prop up a minority government they haven't seen it what we have had is an exchange in the commons in parliament at lunch time for the regular prime minister's questions between the prime minister and the oppositi
meeting in brussels hoping that by the end of the meeting or while they were still meeting the cabinet would sign off here in london and then they would be able to be presented with the draft deal that hasn't happened there was also speculation in fact down the street was putting out the probability that there would be a press conference by the prime minister to see evening and then lets it was slammed in by the opposition leaders the opposition party leaders say hold on there are protocols...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : November 19, 2018 1:00am-1:34am +03
to brussels in the coming days to meet with the european commissioner. to finalize those little details that have made this particular negotiation so broad's in the meantime there is still the issue of all the opposing voices that are within not just her government but her own party to get all those resignations that took place last week now there are a group of m.p.'s who are trying to collect enough letters to trigger off a vote of confidence in may they need to get forty eight of those letters and if that happens then that will go ahead and that will cause even more volatility within the government at this particular time in the meantime the opposition leader jeremy called when the head of the labor party came out and said that he was not happy with the wood drawled deal and that his government his party would be voting against it what he really wants however and what the leadership of been tentatively pushing towards is another general election although how much success they would have with that is debatable they have consistently been behind the conservative party by a few
to brussels in the coming days to meet with the european commissioner. to finalize those little details that have made this particular negotiation so broad's in the meantime there is still the issue of all the opposing voices that are within not just her government but her own party to get all those resignations that took place last week now there are a group of m.p.'s who are trying to collect enough letters to trigger off a vote of confidence in may they need to get forty eight of those...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : November 1, 2018 11:00am-11:33am +03
for a job in brussels if and when she's no longer chancellor the dean barber al jazeera . the u.s. accused of killing eleven jewish worshipers in a synagogue is due in court to face forty four charges as more funerals are held in pittsburgh robert bowers is accused of multiple murders hate crimes firearms offenses and obstructing the practice of religion. well australia is the new home for dozens of child asylum seekers who are being quietly moved from controversial so-called prison islands in the pacific ocean doctors are concerned for their mental health after spending up to five years with thousands of adults refugees on the islands of now ruined man it's andrew thomas has more from melbourne the consistent message of australia's government is that all refugees who tried to come to its shores by boat would instead be sent to man asylum to papa new guinea or to number who they would never be settled here but we now know that quietly australian government has been bringing refugees here but securely in recent days and weeks children who were on the road the pressure has really be
for a job in brussels if and when she's no longer chancellor the dean barber al jazeera . the u.s. accused of killing eleven jewish worshipers in a synagogue is due in court to face forty four charges as more funerals are held in pittsburgh robert bowers is accused of multiple murders hate crimes firearms offenses and obstructing the practice of religion. well australia is the new home for dozens of child asylum seekers who are being quietly moved from controversial so-called prison islands in...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : November 13, 2018 12:00pm-12:34pm +03
after its budget for next year was rejected by brussels but says on a gay guy reports from rome the conflict could be playing into the hands of the euro skeptic leaders. it's your money you know has been running his bakery for two years business is good he says but it's a struggle making a living as a small business owner he pays more than sixty percent tax and sees little financial benefits but he says he loves what he does and will keep doing it his hope is that the government will stick to its word and take on the european union of its knees if we can call me. so. i think this government has the opportunity to relaunch not just in europe but in the world but if it were up to me and the e.u. refuses the proposal would force them to accept it. we can't bring down to them. his opinion is one of a growing number of those becoming increasingly anti you when the government tried to push forward a budget for next year that outlined a flat tax for companies and wealthier individuals and a basic income for the unemployed the european commission rejected it it said it would plunge italy's
after its budget for next year was rejected by brussels but says on a gay guy reports from rome the conflict could be playing into the hands of the euro skeptic leaders. it's your money you know has been running his bakery for two years business is good he says but it's a struggle making a living as a small business owner he pays more than sixty percent tax and sees little financial benefits but he says he loves what he does and will keep doing it his hope is that the government will stick to...
in brussels ahead of a summit on sunday where they are expected to formally sign off on terrorism i've told you. we are in fact at the decisive moment in this process no one no one should lose sight of the process the progress that will be achieved in brussels and london. and pretty that ministers today's report to overall package in particular member states support of the draft which directly meant let's check in with lawrence now he's outside the parliament in london lawrence says this threat to theresa may gone away now. well i think it's going to make today certainly i think that if they had got forty eight letters expressing no confidence in stories and maybe would have known by now and frankly you can only read that on some level as a setback for the real hard line who have nothing but contempt ready for some reason for this delay regarded as a capitulation to to the european union at the end of last week they were very clear that by now they would have got forty eight letters and they would have triggered the leadership contests the fact it hasn't happened i think you can o
in brussels ahead of a summit on sunday where they are expected to formally sign off on terrorism i've told you. we are in fact at the decisive moment in this process no one no one should lose sight of the process the progress that will be achieved in brussels and london. and pretty that ministers today's report to overall package in particular member states support of the draft which directly meant let's check in with lawrence now he's outside the parliament in london lawrence says this...
Counting the Cost (2018) Ep 46 : ALJAZ : November 17, 2018 12:33pm-1:01pm +03
at least moves to brussels next week for the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured. well if you can make sense of the politics the u.k. currency may prove to be a more reliable barometer think of it as a kind of briggs it weather forecast on thursday the pound fell one point seven percent against the dollar it's steep its percentage slide since october twenty sixth in derivatives markets signaling that the volatility in the u.k. currency is likely to continue that means that worries about the impact the briggs it drama is having on the u.k. economy are growing joining us now from london lorenzo could own a renzo is the founder of london based l.c. macro advisors and chief economist there there is a great to have you with us on counting the cost doesn't this this draft agreement actually do enough to attract investment to the u.k. and to allow the u.k. to do the trade deals that it says it wants to do outside of the european union. well let's push away i mean it's negative anyway i mean black city is negative is negative for the u.k. deeply negat
at least moves to brussels next week for the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured. well if you can make sense of the politics the u.k. currency may prove to be a more reliable barometer think of it as a kind of briggs it weather forecast on thursday the pound fell one point seven percent against the dollar it's steep its percentage slide since october twenty sixth in derivatives markets signaling that the volatility in the u.k. currency is likely to...
Who Killed Robert Kennedy? : ALJAZ : November 20, 2018 9:00am-9:58am +03
interior want to thanks john. our european union foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels to talk about the u.k.'s proposed briggs it deal it could be signed off as soon as sunday but as prime minister theresa may is trying to sell the deal to business leaders and her own party largely rueful. if politics is about momentum then for now it seems momentum is with the european union or at least those who want a future deal which keeps the u.k. as close to europe as possible the prime minister was talking to business leaders pushing her line that her deal would be good for them while trying to appease breck sitters by insisting that mass immigration would end once we've left the e.u. we will be fully in control of who comes here it will no longer be the case that e.u. nationals regardless of the skills or experience they have to offer can jump the queue ahead of engineers from sydney all software developers from delhi instead of a system based on where a person is from we will have one that is built around the talents and skills a person has to offer and in brussels they're feeling mo
interior want to thanks john. our european union foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels to talk about the u.k.'s proposed briggs it deal it could be signed off as soon as sunday but as prime minister theresa may is trying to sell the deal to business leaders and her own party largely rueful. if politics is about momentum then for now it seems momentum is with the european union or at least those who want a future deal which keeps the u.k. as close to europe as possible the prime...
formulations to brussels and tried to work out what would stick it's only now that we've got a firm ish idea of exactly what it is that she's going to put before parliament the thing is that as she goes around trying to sell her deal around the regions in scotland wednesday afternoon. she's going to tell people that bracks it is good for jobs good for the economy good for britain and the reality is that her own government statistics contradict her on that but as you say that's not going to change the argument that reason is making sure we or are already in stage two of the kind of bracks it process of figures like this likely to do anything to change minds or opinions on any side of the brakes in political divide i think it's unlikely at the moment opinions in the house the house of parliament seems to be seen to be hardening. john mcdonnell who is the shadow chancellor he's the labor opposition politician he's now openly talking about a people's vote a second referendum on the basis that if theresa may won't grant a general election which she has said that she won't then the public really h
formulations to brussels and tried to work out what would stick it's only now that we've got a firm ish idea of exactly what it is that she's going to put before parliament the thing is that as she goes around trying to sell her deal around the regions in scotland wednesday afternoon. she's going to tell people that bracks it is good for jobs good for the economy good for britain and the reality is that her own government statistics contradict her on that but as you say that's not going to...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : November 22, 2018 2:00pm-2:34pm +03
much money long sleeve reports from brussels rome maybe the eternal city but it's looking like someone needs to give it some attention the social as well as physical fabric of italy has been unraveling for years with high unemployment and the persistently stagnant economy. rather than pointing to the endemic corruption italy has always suffered the populist coalition government has squarely blames austerity imposed by the european union or its problems but they're valid to brake hard line spending rules from brussels has laid inevitably to an all out confrontation with the european commission which has said it will impose sanctions and fines honestly if it doesn't change its judges let me stress the situation in italy is of common concern euro area countries are in the same team and should be playing by the same rules the response to all that from opponents of austerity would be look what happened to greece which eventually agreed to european demands and suffered years of economic hardship from which is still barely recovering the most important politician in italy the hard rig
much money long sleeve reports from brussels rome maybe the eternal city but it's looking like someone needs to give it some attention the social as well as physical fabric of italy has been unraveling for years with high unemployment and the persistently stagnant economy. rather than pointing to the endemic corruption italy has always suffered the populist coalition government has squarely blames austerity imposed by the european union or its problems but they're valid to brake hard line...
Who Killed Robert Kennedy? : ALJAZ : November 17, 2018 11:00pm-11:59pm +03
summit in brussels next week where the deal is due to be signed off may has faced calls from within her own party to step down over the deal that she reached on leaving the european union. what i'm doing is working very hard to support the prime minister in getting the correct sit down at seventeen point four million people voted full and i think there's still the potential to improve on the clarification and on some of the say yes measures within it and that's what time helping to be able to help with iranian president hassan rouhani says iran and iraq could raise their annual bilateral trade to twenty billion dollars despite u.s. sanctions it made the remarks following a meeting with visiting iraqi president saddam the visit comes just weeks after the u.s. re impose sanctions on iran's key oil industry as well as its banking and shipping sectors washington says tehran is breaking the two thousand and fifteen international nuclear deal and interfering in regional conflicts war crimes suspect . has been extradited to the hague for his alleged role in atrocities against muslims in ce
summit in brussels next week where the deal is due to be signed off may has faced calls from within her own party to step down over the deal that she reached on leaving the european union. what i'm doing is working very hard to support the prime minister in getting the correct sit down at seventeen point four million people voted full and i think there's still the potential to improve on the clarification and on some of the say yes measures within it and that's what time helping to be able to...
. summit in brussels next week a number of ministers resigned after cabinet approved the agreement on wednesday some senior figures in our party a demanding a rethink while rebels seek support for a possible leadership challenge al-jazeera sania gago reports from london. there was an acknowledgment from the prime minister to reserve me of just how tough this past week was as she announced the withdrawal deal with all the opposition that she has faced within her own party but she said what was facing the country in the coming seven days was going to be absolutely critical for the future she said that this withdrawal deal is incumbent upon any future deals that the u.k. is going to have with the european union she confirmed that she was going to be meeting in the coming days with the european commission president john called younker but also what is happening is that there are a number of m.p.'s who have already submitted letters for a vote of confidence in two reasons may if she manages to survive that then she will be going forward with that now she has already lost a second breakf
. summit in brussels next week a number of ministers resigned after cabinet approved the agreement on wednesday some senior figures in our party a demanding a rethink while rebels seek support for a possible leadership challenge al-jazeera sania gago reports from london. there was an acknowledgment from the prime minister to reserve me of just how tough this past week was as she announced the withdrawal deal with all the opposition that she has faced within her own party but she said what was...
The New Middle East : ALJAZ : November 18, 2018 4:00am-5:01am +03
agreement the prime minister will meet e.u. leaders at a summit in brussels next week where the deal will be signed what i'm doing is working very hard to support the prime minister in getting the brics a deal that seventeen point four million people voted for and i think there's still the potential to improve on the clarification and on some of the measures within it and that's what time hoping to be able to help with the argentine government says the submarine the san juan which disappeared with a crew of forty four on board a year ago imploded the news comes after the discovery of the wreckage of the vessel off the country's eastern coast that i sub zero reports from. for a year and two days they walk into the same question where are the forty four loved ones the crew of this anquan finally they have some answers but not closure just yet loss and we were sitting at the dining table with my mom when the missiles from the submarine command force arrived saying that an object that was detected just say was the sun one we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and they said i
agreement the prime minister will meet e.u. leaders at a summit in brussels next week where the deal will be signed what i'm doing is working very hard to support the prime minister in getting the brics a deal that seventeen point four million people voted for and i think there's still the potential to improve on the clarification and on some of the measures within it and that's what time hoping to be able to help with the argentine government says the submarine the san juan which disappeared...
two years ago in brussels there was a pledging conference where billions of dollars over twenty billion u.s. dollars were pledged by the international community to afghanistan the afghan government will be hoping to show that it has made progress the united nations has been stressing that there has been progress in things like elections and security reforms wednesdays the big day ministerial level events and the president of course of afghanistan is here tuesday is mainly side events on many urgent issues for ordinary afghans on things like food insecurity and drought on businesses in the private sector and on women's participation in society and for a bit more on that i'm joined by four is an resolutely deputy director of equality for democracy and peace and you feel very strongly about the importance of getting women in afghanistan participating more in society exactly how much progress has there been in recent years yeah thank you so much so we cannot neglect that. a big change has happened in the participation of women as you can see now that in the political secretary in th
two years ago in brussels there was a pledging conference where billions of dollars over twenty billion u.s. dollars were pledged by the international community to afghanistan the afghan government will be hoping to show that it has made progress the united nations has been stressing that there has been progress in things like elections and security reforms wednesdays the big day ministerial level events and the president of course of afghanistan is here tuesday is mainly side events on many...
prime minister to resign may a rides in brussels to finalize her brakes it plan with the year. thank you for joining us jamal murder seems to have brought us republicans and democrats together key figures in both parties are demanding answers from donald trump's administration and questioning the president's reluctance to act on the journalist scaling adam schiff is set to become the house intelligence committee's chairman early next year he is promising a deep dive into washington's ties with riyadh's including her death the war in yemen and the stability of the saudi royal family on the republican side key senators including foreign relations committee chairman bob corker are demanding answers from the administration that speak to him in washington d.c. patty present trouble is hoping to move on from demolish murder but that's not that's not going to happen anytime soon is it. it really isn't and he has pretty much since the beginning been trying to say ok let's move on he doesn't get to decide that and in large part the media is driving this because the newspapers the cable networ
prime minister to resign may a rides in brussels to finalize her brakes it plan with the year. thank you for joining us jamal murder seems to have brought us republicans and democrats together key figures in both parties are demanding answers from donald trump's administration and questioning the president's reluctance to act on the journalist scaling adam schiff is set to become the house intelligence committee's chairman early next year he is promising a deep dive into washington's ties with...
Inside Story (2018) Ep 319 : ALJAZ : November 16, 2018 3:32am-4:00am +03
briggs's deal in theory at least moves to brussels next week with the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured jona whole al-jazeera london. politics stopped as treason day is in a tough spot at this station everything is possible. opposition is deafening in jeopardy where few stages away from general election the first thing is we're going to see whether she can survive these addresses that are now being sent by conservative m.p.'s if she manages to survive that process which is in no way guaranteed she did and she put it in front of parliament now at the moment there's no way parliament going to vote for that deal i mean she's not getting support from anywhere she's managed to find the sort of no man's land of spreading the u.k. away from the e.u. so much that remain as and soft boxes will never accept it and yet still keeping it from the mentally within a sort of eco system for tyrants and upsets the brits so there's no support there in parliament what happens when this thing falls down and that is something that we don't really know the answe
briggs's deal in theory at least moves to brussels next week with the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured jona whole al-jazeera london. politics stopped as treason day is in a tough spot at this station everything is possible. opposition is deafening in jeopardy where few stages away from general election the first thing is we're going to see whether she can survive these addresses that are now being sent by conservative m.p.'s if she manages to survive...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : November 21, 2018 12:00am-1:00am +03
will head to brussels on wednesday for final discussions ahead of sunday's e.u. vote on the brics it deal but spain says it will vote against the deal and that it's modified to clarify the position on gibraltar and it's still facing opposition in britain where some m.p.'s say they're also very gets to it when it goes to the u.k. parliament largely reports from westminster london. when they went this group of ministers most of whom at best are prepared to tolerate their prime minister's deal on leaving the european union no more resignations of this weekly meeting just resigned expressions they know there is every chance parliaments will throw the whole deal out anyway whatever they try to do. which is good news for this wrecking crew the ultra right wing faction of the conservative party their promise that they would have enough dissenting m.p.'s by now to force a leadership contest has gone up in smoke but they still believe that moments will come oceans of trees it raised at such we shall see whether this is coming. as a meaningful vote as well those who walk up to the. nor is the
will head to brussels on wednesday for final discussions ahead of sunday's e.u. vote on the brics it deal but spain says it will vote against the deal and that it's modified to clarify the position on gibraltar and it's still facing opposition in britain where some m.p.'s say they're also very gets to it when it goes to the u.k. parliament largely reports from westminster london. when they went this group of ministers most of whom at best are prepared to tolerate their prime minister's deal on...
preparing to go to brussels for what's being billed as a landmark summit to finalize breck's it to reason may and e.u. leaders a set to sign the deal finalizing the terms of the u.k.'s withdrawal many m.p.'s in london are threatening to veto the deal when they vote on it spain's a threat to wreck months of grueling negotiations because of the future of gibraltar apparently has now been resolved by the e.u. chairman donald tusk. tributes are pouring in for a prominent syrian activists killed by gunmen in rebel held at lip province right father as well as a journalist who criticised both the government and i saw his death as being described as an immense loss for syria victoria gave him the reports. the. pharisees carried to his grave in kappa in bell in rebel held it late opens he was shot dead on friday along with photographer hammy. gunman targeted them from a speeding van no group has claimed responsibility both worked for a local radio station which satirize president bashar assad and armed groups such as eisel faris rose to prominence as a human rights activist at the start of
preparing to go to brussels for what's being billed as a landmark summit to finalize breck's it to reason may and e.u. leaders a set to sign the deal finalizing the terms of the u.k.'s withdrawal many m.p.'s in london are threatening to veto the deal when they vote on it spain's a threat to wreck months of grueling negotiations because of the future of gibraltar apparently has now been resolved by the e.u. chairman donald tusk. tributes are pouring in for a prominent syrian activists killed by...
Radio Rohingya : ALJAZ : November 26, 2018 1:33am-2:01am +03
sealed in brussels yes but british prime minister to resign might still has a major battle to get it through the u.k. parliament this from john hall in brussels. it took the european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated briggs's text and they did so unanimously a momentous step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best possible move forward this is the best possible for europe this is the only deal possible the tone in place is somber and poignant gardner thought how it will all end one think. we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself the live face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today is a deal that delivers for people delivers on the vote delivers in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods and protects all security and the united kingdom and as i've said before i believe our best days lie ahead of us for the prime minister the hard work is just beginning you leaders view briggs it now a
sealed in brussels yes but british prime minister to resign might still has a major battle to get it through the u.k. parliament this from john hall in brussels. it took the european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated briggs's text and they did so unanimously a momentous step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best possible move forward this is the best possible for europe this is the only deal possible the tone in place is somber and poignant...
suggest a second referendum on whether to breaks it at all don't hold al-jazeera brussels. meanwhile the leader of northern ireland p party was a propping up to resign as government has reiterated it will reject the deal. as i said we're not voting for this and i understand that there are many others across the government that will not be voting for it either so what i'm calling for is a better day i'm asking trees in may to listen to what her apartment areas are saying and to listen to what those of us who are supporting our government in terms of common sense but i agree with your saying because remember that confidence in supply agreement was to be about shared priorities in terms of threats that are certainly for us this is not something we could sign up to what jonathan list is the deputy director of the think tank british influence he says there are number of outcomes that could come into play if parliament doesn't endorse the deal the first thing will happen is probably the government will go to the e.u. to ask for maybe new terms the e.u. will maybe your first few sweeteners but
suggest a second referendum on whether to breaks it at all don't hold al-jazeera brussels. meanwhile the leader of northern ireland p party was a propping up to resign as government has reiterated it will reject the deal. as i said we're not voting for this and i understand that there are many others across the government that will not be voting for it either so what i'm calling for is a better day i'm asking trees in may to listen to what her apartment areas are saying and to listen to what...
was there at this news hour the british prime minister arrives in brussels for a final talks ahead of a crucial breaks it summit. we join a bosnian border patrol on the lookout for refugees risking their lives for a better future. not to clinch all of the dogs only one race seems inevitable in order to take action if you. get a welcome back to international weather forecast we do have some messy weather here across much of central and western parts of europe you can see here on the satellite image all of the closet are pushing through now the temperatures are beginning to warm up slightly it's going to take a little bit more time here where we are seeing london eight degrees here a rainy day in paris we're going to be seeing that all the way down here towards parts of the border area between spain and france as well as well as very rainy conditions on sunday for rome where we're still seeing the cold air is out here towards the east and that is also we're seeing much of the snow anywhere from vienna all the way over here towards kiev temperatures barely getting above freezing durin
was there at this news hour the british prime minister arrives in brussels for a final talks ahead of a crucial breaks it summit. we join a bosnian border patrol on the lookout for refugees risking their lives for a better future. not to clinch all of the dogs only one race seems inevitable in order to take action if you. get a welcome back to international weather forecast we do have some messy weather here across much of central and western parts of europe you can see here on the satellite...
The Opposition : ALJAZ : November 23, 2018 4:00am-5:01am +03
the plans will now be decided on a political level by e.u. leaders to brussels on sunday has been an extremely busy few days for the british prime minister she has been successfully able to hammer out draft proposals on firstly the withdrawal agreement and now a declaration of a future political relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. boosterism a's big breaks it plans had to brussels she knows that those plans could flounder at the stage either voted by the e.u. or voted down here in parliament and i commend this statement by the park and al-jazeera westminster. the united arab emirates says it's determined to protect its strategic relationship with person a day after sentencing a british student to life in prison for spying the u.a.e. denied that thirty one year old matthew hedges had been treated unfairly insisting he been given access to a translator but said both sides would work to find an amicable solution hedges his family accuses the gulf state of fabricating evidence u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt says he's had constructive talks with his counterparts and has working
the plans will now be decided on a political level by e.u. leaders to brussels on sunday has been an extremely busy few days for the british prime minister she has been successfully able to hammer out draft proposals on firstly the withdrawal agreement and now a declaration of a future political relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. boosterism a's big breaks it plans had to brussels she knows that those plans could flounder at the stage either voted by the e.u. or voted down here in...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : November 20, 2018 5:00am-6:00am +03
her own party who want her out meanwhile you foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels ahead of a summit on sunday where they're expected to sign off formally on the withdrawal deal the chief negotiator has called the agreement fair and balanced. japanese listeners considering sacking its chairman for allegedly lying about his salary carlos ghosn was arrested after being questioned by prosecutors in tokyo this and says an internal investigation ongoing understated his income by millions of dollars and used company money for personal benefits. our correspondent is next after. the northwest of kenya is home to a tribe named practiced after again for centuries that are to profit. from here to me don't tell other son who's devoted her life to ending if she am in her home county of west palm. she's married with two young children. twenty eight she's one of the few women off our age in this county who haven't been caught. early and that escape what's happening i witnessed of the cut that kids are not allowed to witness an eleven year old and this community dentist performing to a stat
her own party who want her out meanwhile you foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels ahead of a summit on sunday where they're expected to sign off formally on the withdrawal deal the chief negotiator has called the agreement fair and balanced. japanese listeners considering sacking its chairman for allegedly lying about his salary carlos ghosn was arrested after being questioned by prosecutors in tokyo this and says an internal investigation ongoing understated his income by millions...
UpFront (2018) Ep 23 : ALJAZ : November 24, 2018 5:32pm-6:02pm +03
reached over gibraltar ahead of a crucial e.u. summit in brussels it paves the way victories in may and deeds is to sign a final breck's it deal over the weekend right up to date those are the latest headlines from our series al-jazeera tomming up next is outfront. we understand the different things. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter where you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. what happened to i saw as a threat disappeared have they been defeated we're all we kidding ourselves and upfront special. despite the horrific attack in kabul this week studies show that twenty seventeen was the third consecutive year when the number of terrorist attacks around the world went down and the number of attacks in the west claimed by eisel has gone down by around eighty percent this year so what does this all mean joining me on this special edition of outfront to discuss the past present and future of eisel army a bloom a professor at georgia state university and author of dying to kill or of suicide terror john m
reached over gibraltar ahead of a crucial e.u. summit in brussels it paves the way victories in may and deeds is to sign a final breck's it deal over the weekend right up to date those are the latest headlines from our series al-jazeera tomming up next is outfront. we understand the different things. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter where you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. what happened to i saw as a...
resigned with the government full with wood would they return to brussels and try to renegotiate and she wouldn't be drawn she simply said look i'm focused on winning the reserve the reality is that even her foreign secretary today has suggested the government could fall if the vote doesn't pass opposition in parliament is such that it right now looks extremely unlikely that it would pass there after the scenarios range from anything from a new election to a new referendum the possibility of course exists still that breaks it itself could yet be called all. china many thanks indeed. overcrowding and bad weather being blamed for the latest but disaster on lake victoria thirty bodies have been recovered so far in uganda and it's thought more than one hundred people were on the pleasure boat those are bari has the latest they were having a party on the boat now their relatives are in mourning. close to one hundred people were on the boat when it capsized overloading in bad weather in the exact area is being blamed. people were shouting the music was so loud and we thought that they were
resigned with the government full with wood would they return to brussels and try to renegotiate and she wouldn't be drawn she simply said look i'm focused on winning the reserve the reality is that even her foreign secretary today has suggested the government could fall if the vote doesn't pass opposition in parliament is such that it right now looks extremely unlikely that it would pass there after the scenarios range from anything from a new election to a new referendum the possibility of...
hardline spending rules from brussels has led inevitably to an all out confrontation with the european commission which has said it will impose sanctions and fines honestly if it doesn't change its budgets strace the situation in italy is of common concern euro area countries are in the same team and should be playing by the same rules the response to all that from opponents of austerity would be look what happened to greece which eventually agreed to european demands and suffered years of economic hardship from which is still barely recovering the most important politician in italy the hard rights interior minister matteo salvini said he was ready for a fight. the letter from brussels has arrived i was expecting one from santa claus as well we will respond politely as we always did but i will not back down the obvious political risk for the european commission in trying to beat italy into submission is it is a political tool for people like salvini who will say it only proves how undemocratic european institutions are asserting solving rights will be a key thing for populists not just
hardline spending rules from brussels has led inevitably to an all out confrontation with the european commission which has said it will impose sanctions and fines honestly if it doesn't change its budgets strace the situation in italy is of common concern euro area countries are in the same team and should be playing by the same rules the response to all that from opponents of austerity would be look what happened to greece which eventually agreed to european demands and suffered years of...
The New Germans : ALJAZ : November 28, 2018 9:00am-10:00am +03
majority of this week e.u. leaders approved the terms of the deal at a summit in brussels the tories of may has insisted of a no hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland what the government has done in looking at this deal is ensure that the deal that we deliver is not only delivers on the vote and protects people's jobs but crucially recognizes the specific circumstances of northern ireland and the importance of maintaining our commitment to the belfast good friday agreement and ensuring that people in northern ireland can continue to live their lives as they do today and that we have no hard buda but scotland's first minister and leader of the scottish national party nicholas sturgeon has slammed the plan saying it will damage scotland's economy. the more scottish government the interests of this and future generations at heart could possibly accept the deal or not for that deal will take scotland eight or the european union against it will. lose scotland single market five hundred million people around it taints the size of the u.k. market it doesn't take a
majority of this week e.u. leaders approved the terms of the deal at a summit in brussels the tories of may has insisted of a no hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland what the government has done in looking at this deal is ensure that the deal that we deliver is not only delivers on the vote and protects people's jobs but crucially recognizes the specific circumstances of northern ireland and the importance of maintaining our commitment to the belfast good friday...
whedon's day european ambassadors will digest the brics a document when they meet him brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel bonnie a cautioned that the text has stayed. last but has not yet finalized we're making progress he said but we're not there yet. i'll just zero. washable so i have for you on the program to tell you about the unfolding humanitarian crisis being caused by the mass expulsion of refugees from angola and the democratic republic of congo. just as the national hockey league for has to settle claims of a head injuries the action continues only on ice and that. it. hello is still far too wall in the austrian alps to get any snow and this area generally speaking is warm it should be by average however what's creeping in from the west which is largely rain has just come a bit further in than of recent days not behind it was still talking about fairly breezy weather i'm occasionally wet and not particularly cold but we are moving this rain there right across poland into really the edge of what's been turning cold recently in western rus
whedon's day european ambassadors will digest the brics a document when they meet him brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel bonnie a cautioned that the text has stayed. last but has not yet finalized we're making progress he said but we're not there yet. i'll just zero. washable so i have for you on the program to tell you about the unfolding humanitarian crisis being caused by the mass expulsion of refugees from angola and the democratic republic of...
. cabinet meeting meant that in brussels a meeting of e.u. ambassadors had to break up without getting the chance to discuss the draft text nevertheless michel barnier the e.u.'s chief negotiator hailed the decisive progress as he put it that he said had been made to. this agreement as a decisive crucial step and concluded in these negotiations and it's also the achievement of a method of a methodology in negotiations carried out in transparency from the word go and fully in respect of our respective mandates cabinet approval means plans can now be accelerated for a summit of e.u. leaders most likely on november twenty fifth but in actual fact the collective approval of her cabinet ministers was perhaps the least of prime minister to resign may's worries important though it was remember she still faces the prospect of a no confidence vote in her leadership from her own party backbenchers and that is the prospect of a parliamentary landscape with so many different contingents that there is no clear consensus or majority of anything other than oppositions have a plan paul brennan al-jazeera
. cabinet meeting meant that in brussels a meeting of e.u. ambassadors had to break up without getting the chance to discuss the draft text nevertheless michel barnier the e.u.'s chief negotiator hailed the decisive progress as he put it that he said had been made to. this agreement as a decisive crucial step and concluded in these negotiations and it's also the achievement of a method of a methodology in negotiations carried out in transparency from the word go and fully in respect of our...
moves to brussels next week for the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured jonah hill al-jazeera london almost forty years after the fall of. two if it surviving leaders will soon find out if they have been found guilty of genocide a united nations backed war crimes tribunal is due to hand down its judgment on new on the former head of states hugh sumpin prosecutors say they were the architects of the ideology that resulted in the deaths of almost a quarter of the population up to two million cambodians. bangladesh says its plans to begin repatriation of her hands are refugees on hold after officials couldn't find anyone willing to return to me and are in one refugee camp thousands of gathered to protest and tell the world just how dangerous a prospect repatriation is for them how much has this report. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered demanding justice and reminding the world just how much they suffered at the hands of mia mars' military the hard time i read a lot of young women were raped even c
moves to brussels next week for the approval of e.u. leaders its survival though and indeed hers are not assured jonah hill al-jazeera london almost forty years after the fall of. two if it surviving leaders will soon find out if they have been found guilty of genocide a united nations backed war crimes tribunal is due to hand down its judgment on new on the former head of states hugh sumpin prosecutors say they were the architects of the ideology that resulted in the deaths of almost a...
Edward Said: Out Of Place : ALJAZ : November 25, 2018 3:00pm-4:00pm +03
. hello european union leaders are in brussels and have approved a final agreement for the u.k.'s exits the special summit is being held to agree the formal terms of britain's divorce it follows two years of torture of negotiations after a u.k. referendum vote to quit the e.u. and despite approval of the deal by the e.u. prime minister to resign may has a major battle ahead persuading british m.p.'s to back the agreement rejection next month could derail the entire process m.p.'s in westminister would have up to twenty one days to agree an alternative possibly another referendum eleven pm on march the twenty ninth next year is when britain is due to leave the new jonah hall is joining us from brussels so there were sticking points right up until the night before adjourning explain to us what exactly has been agreed on today. well it took them to really just half an hour the twenty seven leaders minus three trees a mo course to sit down and indorse the negotiators texts following the last year and a half of as you said torturous negotiations to the drawl agreement that governs the exit a
. hello european union leaders are in brussels and have approved a final agreement for the u.k.'s exits the special summit is being held to agree the formal terms of britain's divorce it follows two years of torture of negotiations after a u.k. referendum vote to quit the e.u. and despite approval of the deal by the e.u. prime minister to resign may has a major battle ahead persuading british m.p.'s to back the agreement rejection next month could derail the entire process m.p.'s in...
The Listening Post (2018) Ep 43 : ALJAZ : November 25, 2018 5:32pm-6:01pm +03
has more from brussels it's been interesting to see the diverging narratives at play here on the british side the british prime minister to resign may sounding increasingly desperate about her chances of getting this deal through her own parliament issue we're going to open letter on sunday to the british people talking about a new chapter a moment of renewal and reconciliation will contrast that with the mood here and comments of leaders arriving here talking about the sadness over the tragedy as britain this this huge influence in the e.u. model of parliamentary democracy formally a leading light in the expansion of the e.u. becomes the first nation ever to attempt to leave a bloc. a search operation is underway in uganda after a posse boat capsized on lake victoria thirty bodies have been recovered so far but it's thought the more than one hundred people on board at the time. people were shouting the music was so loud and we thought that they were just having fun with the theory capsize that's when we realized they wanted help some of the fishermen who went to save them also d
has more from brussels it's been interesting to see the diverging narratives at play here on the british side the british prime minister to resign may sounding increasingly desperate about her chances of getting this deal through her own parliament issue we're going to open letter on sunday to the british people talking about a new chapter a moment of renewal and reconciliation will contrast that with the mood here and comments of leaders arriving here talking about the sadness over the...
against roman disrespectful towards its citizens. the letter from brussels has arrived i was expecting one from santa claus as well we will respond politely as we always did but i will not back down or i fall out of there as lawrence is following events for us in brussels so long as how is this argument come about then. well it's been on the cards listing really ever since this right wing populist coalition government came into power in italy in the summer because one of their main election pledges was to break the budgets imposed on them by the european commission and they were citing greece as an example saying all this austerity that you're putting us through pain the banks back for the debts and everything else is crippling the economy stagnating things that ins are unemployment's and and interfering with our sovereign rights etc and budgets and say that they've been very vocal about all this and just in the same way the european commission has said ever since it's in the put forward this budget idea i'm sorry it's really it is not going to do this because it's the same rules for e
against roman disrespectful towards its citizens. the letter from brussels has arrived i was expecting one from santa claus as well we will respond politely as we always did but i will not back down or i fall out of there as lawrence is following events for us in brussels so long as how is this argument come about then. well it's been on the cards listing really ever since this right wing populist coalition government came into power in italy in the summer because one of their main election...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : November 14, 2018 11:00am-11:34am +03
document when they meet in brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier cautioned that the text has stabilised but has not yet finalized we are making progress he said but we're not there yet paul brennan al-jazeera. six months after side hariri was designated to continue as the prime minister of lebanon he's still unable to form a government or eerie as accuse hezbollah of structuring the formation by the man in a seat for a sunni. from beirut. sad how d.d. has been trying to put together a cabinet for six months now the three time prime minister was close to announcing his government at the end of october but a new obstacle emerged the shiite political party has is insisting that one of its sunday allies be given a seat and at the showing no signs of compromise how do you blame the iranian backed group of not just blocking the government's formation but attempting to marginalize the sunni muslim community. no one is allowed to accuse others of marginalizing a sect when they themselves are marginalizing a sect i will never allow the tire o
document when they meet in brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier cautioned that the text has stabilised but has not yet finalized we are making progress he said but we're not there yet paul brennan al-jazeera. six months after side hariri was designated to continue as the prime minister of lebanon he's still unable to form a government or eerie as accuse hezbollah of structuring the formation by the man in a seat for a sunni. from beirut. sad how...
want to bring someone else into the conversation now from brussels theresa fallon's going to join the conversation director of center for russia your. asia studies we appreciate your time and i want to bring you into the conversation and ask you the same question that i put to the gentleman that in the last few days france for france's president mad men while macro and pardon me made reference to wanting a european force to defend europe specifically against threats in russia china that's not surprising but he made the united states as well i'd be curious to know your thoughts your reaction to those remarks well we saw donald tusk say the same thing several months ago i think this is a worrying narrative especially since transplanted relations have been very strong for the last seventy years and this is not helpful i think this is in response to the trumpet ministration. way the pulling out of iran agreement also climate change pulling out of that agreement and also the tariff or so instead of working with the europeans the trumpet ministration has unfortunately had the approach o
want to bring someone else into the conversation now from brussels theresa fallon's going to join the conversation director of center for russia your. asia studies we appreciate your time and i want to bring you into the conversation and ask you the same question that i put to the gentleman that in the last few days france for france's president mad men while macro and pardon me made reference to wanting a european force to defend europe specifically against threats in russia china that's not...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : November 3, 2018 4:00pm-5:01pm +03
play a bigger role vis a vis brussels in all the other european countries not necessarily only about the cyprus issue at the same time cyprus as the euro in the union member is trying to leverage its position based on the hydrocarbon reserves so we face a very complicated situation and that involves all major parties in the world those . ok thanks so much for your analysis of the youngest mccalla toss now u.s. president donald trump has backtracked from suggestions soldiers deployed to the border with mexico would shoot migrants if they throw rocks at them he was referring to central american migrants trying to reach the united states on thought what they did to the mexican military is that straight they end up with rocks were very seriously injured and they were throwing rocks in their face they do that with us they're going to be arrested they're going to be robbed i don't take you i don't say here but they do that when. they're going to be arrested for a long time. but heated immigration rhetoric comes just ahead of the midterm elections on tuesday although president trump is not
play a bigger role vis a vis brussels in all the other european countries not necessarily only about the cyprus issue at the same time cyprus as the euro in the union member is trying to leverage its position based on the hydrocarbon reserves so we face a very complicated situation and that involves all major parties in the world those . ok thanks so much for your analysis of the youngest mccalla toss now u.s. president donald trump has backtracked from suggestions soldiers deployed to the...
newspaper that her agreement is the only one that would work is due to be signed at summit in brussels next week some ministers of mrs may's governing conservative party resigned after she unveiled the draft agreement on weapons day and be allowed some who is leader of the house of commons is said to be heading a group of ministers demanding a rethink what i'm doing is working very hard to support the prime minister in getting the deal at seventeen point four million people voted for and i think there's some there's still the potential to improve on the clarification on some of the measures within it and that's what time hoping to be able to help with. fiji's prime minister frank bainimarama has narrowly won the general election to stay in power for a second term polls opened last weapons day but voting was delayed because of bad weather it's only the second time fiji has held democratic elections since two thousand and six when many marama seized power in a bloodless coup his fiji first party won twenty seven out of fifty one seats government leaders in tanzania two hundred thousand t
newspaper that her agreement is the only one that would work is due to be signed at summit in brussels next week some ministers of mrs may's governing conservative party resigned after she unveiled the draft agreement on weapons day and be allowed some who is leader of the house of commons is said to be heading a group of ministers demanding a rethink what i'm doing is working very hard to support the prime minister in getting the deal at seventeen point four million people voted for and i...
Inside Story (2018) Ep 323 : ALJAZ : November 19, 2018 8:32pm-9:01pm +03
century under dublin brussels rule so i think a better idea than this deal right now is frankly leaving without a deal i think that and i think the point about drax it here is running away from the negotiation table running away from responsibility i don't think that's fully accurate either they left the table and they left these posts because they were shut out they were either not given the opportunity of leadership contest or they were put in senior government officials positions such as brackets secretary they were sidelined in the negotiations their job was sell this to the british public it wasn't to actually negotiate the deal so they were leaving the government out of protest to show that they weren't having any part of this to show that they were being shut out of the deal tom iraq and i think you have an issue with that. well i think he have you have david davis press secretary for his trance and his foreign secretary and then liam fox overseeing trade you know people are the senior members secretaries joining the government in the cabinet so i mean they were not junio
century under dublin brussels rule so i think a better idea than this deal right now is frankly leaving without a deal i think that and i think the point about drax it here is running away from the negotiation table running away from responsibility i don't think that's fully accurate either they left the table and they left these posts because they were shut out they were either not given the opportunity of leadership contest or they were put in senior government officials positions such as...
bond in brussels he is the director of foreign policy of the center for european reform is also former british ambassador to latvia by so much for being with us so i mean losing control of congress or at least one one house of congress can have a significant impact on a president's ability to pass legislation domestically but does it change his foreign policy that much particularly with regard to european leaders well i think you put your finger on it the more constrained he is on the domestic front the more likely is to turn to foreign policy because that's an area where the president has a lot of lassitude to do what he wants and what do you think that some european leaders might privately be glad about this because obviously some of them had their run and run ins with president trump over nato and policy towards russia and. and so on i mean is there a sense that he's kind of had his wings clipped a little bit here. no i think those two rather lie of the way that trump does things they will be feeling that he hasn't done too badly. if you're looking at some of the populist pol
bond in brussels he is the director of foreign policy of the center for european reform is also former british ambassador to latvia by so much for being with us so i mean losing control of congress or at least one one house of congress can have a significant impact on a president's ability to pass legislation domestically but does it change his foreign policy that much particularly with regard to european leaders well i think you put your finger on it the more constrained he is on the domestic...
that the negotiators have been working night and day in brussels to try and find the find a form of words for the brics it divorce deal appear to have settled on a form of words that appears to be acceptable to both sides they say they've stabilized the text that's not to say it's set in stone though and what's happening deceiving is the prime minister theresa may is calling her individual cabinet ministers to downing street to speak to them on a one to one basis to actually brief the most of the contents of that document then there will be a full cabinet meeting of the full group of them at two o'clock on whedon's day. well is that the end of the matter certainly isn't because the do you pay the party the theresa may relies upon for a commons majority here in parliament they say that they have not yet seen the text of the document but they are saying that their red lines as they describe them are well known so it appears that they're not giving to research may an optimistic reaction and the other thing is of course is are we going to see some resignations from cabinet ministers tha
that the negotiators have been working night and day in brussels to try and find the find a form of words for the brics it divorce deal appear to have settled on a form of words that appears to be acceptable to both sides they say they've stabilized the text that's not to say it's set in stone though and what's happening deceiving is the prime minister theresa may is calling her individual cabinet ministers to downing street to speak to them on a one to one basis to actually brief the most of...
brussels next week a number of ministers resigned after cabinet approved the agreement on wednesday some senior figures in her party are demanding a rethink while rebels seek support for possible leadership change let's go live to london. saw a guy go is there the prime minister's been speaking on the sunday morning political talk shows sania what she's been saying. but essentially she has been doubling down on what she was already talking about last week in the sense that her deal for the with drawl deal that she has crafted is the right one to go with and of course there's an acknowledgement of the very shaky ground that she is on she acknowledged this herself and also said the next seven days were going to be absolutely crucial for the country as well she did also confirm that she was going to be going to brussels to meet with the president of the commission junk road to thrash out those very last details and she did state that this all goes on wresting exactly what the future agreement what the future relationship is going to be between the u.k. and the european union but make n
brussels next week a number of ministers resigned after cabinet approved the agreement on wednesday some senior figures in her party are demanding a rethink while rebels seek support for possible leadership change let's go live to london. saw a guy go is there the prime minister's been speaking on the sunday morning political talk shows sania what she's been saying. but essentially she has been doubling down on what she was already talking about last week in the sense that her deal for the...
had to return to brussels and demanded more concessions for her draft deal to leave the e.u. conservative party opponents are gathering support for a challenge to her leadership but it's unclear whether the forty eight letters of no confidence needed to trigger the vote have been sent the change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncertainty for people and their jobs what it will do is mean that is a risk that actually we delay the negotiations and that's a risk that wrecks it gets delayed all frustrated so we're going to go as the latest now from london. it's been a tough week the prime minister to resign may but she is standing her ground doubling down on the what she says is the best option for the u. k. to leave the european union how would draw a deal she says is the rights one for the country to choose meantime she confirms that she would be going to brussels in the coming days to meet with the eur
had to return to brussels and demanded more concessions for her draft deal to leave the e.u. conservative party opponents are gathering support for a challenge to her leadership but it's unclear whether the forty eight letters of no confidence needed to trigger the vote have been sent the change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty...
remained defiant towards brussels and one of the reasons why is because it's profiting politically from the situation when the european commission rejected italy's fiscal plan it played right into the anti e.u. starts the far right and populist deputy prime ministers but there's been little thought for the consequences that could lie ahead i. italy's economy has been struggling with poor productivity for the past thirty years or so worsened its prospects where all the economies have managed to rebound italy has been able to emerge from that brought a fax swooped upon by anti e.u. politicians who lay the blame on the european union despite their reliance on it is incredibly dependent on europe the best companies thrive because they can export and most of the time in exports are to other european union countries so the moment you bet on the collapse of the european union institutions it's going to be inevitable that trade will collapse and so will they turn an economy if italy fails to cooperate then it would face sanctions and fines from the commission for the adding to its economic burd
remained defiant towards brussels and one of the reasons why is because it's profiting politically from the situation when the european commission rejected italy's fiscal plan it played right into the anti e.u. starts the far right and populist deputy prime ministers but there's been little thought for the consequences that could lie ahead i. italy's economy has been struggling with poor productivity for the past thirty years or so worsened its prospects where all the economies have managed to...
The Soviet Scar : ALJAZ : November 14, 2018 4:00am-5:01am +03
brussels over which we have lived say also these are to be on that set to prove to anybody who believes in democracy and all the headlines for like a supreme court has overruled the president's bid to dissolve parliament and hold snap elections in january this is the latest dramatic twist in a power struggle it began when my trip policy are saying a sack the prime minister and replace him with the former president mahinda rajapaksa the two hundred twenty five member parliament could meet as early as wednesday to decide which of the dealing path it backs and the united nations envoy for libya is saying that general had a five to or is committed to a u.n. action plan to end seventy as a fighting libya's rival leaders and other foreign powers endorse the plan after a two day conference in sicily aimed at stabilizing the north african country well those are the top stories al-jazeera world is coming up next but there is always our web site for all the latest news and sports dot com is waning. thanks to all of us now and on to chicago and i was in the in. my. on the eighth of june nineteenth si
brussels over which we have lived say also these are to be on that set to prove to anybody who believes in democracy and all the headlines for like a supreme court has overruled the president's bid to dissolve parliament and hold snap elections in january this is the latest dramatic twist in a power struggle it began when my trip policy are saying a sack the prime minister and replace him with the former president mahinda rajapaksa the two hundred twenty five member parliament could meet as...


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Subject: The Melodramatic Look of the Late '80s
Written By: velvetoneo on 05/13/06 at 4:09 pm
Though I think in an extended sense the "late '80s" is about late 1986 to mid 1991 (getting progressively less '80s every year and accelerating to a weak '80s with '89-'90), I'm going to focus on the late 1986-early 1989 period. To me, the one word I could use to describe that period was melodramatic, as opposed to the cheesy/new wave mid-'80s of mid 1983-mid 1986 or so. Watch a movie like Nightmare on Elm Street 3, from 1987. The styles then were very "melodramatic": big, super-stylized floral patterns on everything, lots of makeup and excessive hairstyles (like those yuppie businesswoman cuts), overblown, florid sounding hair metal, scenes shot with lots of expressive shadowing and swelling electronic music, lots of candles and soft pastel colors everywhere, stylized set pieces, dry ice and souped-up cars everywhere, melodramatic Anita Baker-style smooth soul, etc. The late '80s could be said to be the "overproduced/melodramatic" period in mainstream pop culture...it shows from the overproduced soft rock, hair metal, and dance-pop that was big then, the super-melodramatic pastel yuppie styles, the ra-ra skirts and big hair, etc. Meanwhile, the underground culture (hip-hop, alternative rock inc. college rock, noise rock, early grunge, etc.) was totally the opposite of that from late 1986 to mid 1991, while still being quite big.
In that way, that whole late '80s epoch is very different from the new wave/John Hughes mid-'80s and even the early '80s, which were dominated by a bright, simple, flashy, not as "melodramatic" sort of aesthetic taken from the new wave music.
Subject: Re: The Melodramatic Look of the Late '80s
Written By: Donnie Darko on 05/13/06 at 11:47 pm
Yes. Also, even up to 1985 you sort of had a grungy '70s look hanging around, that by about 1986 was totally gone.
Written By: velvetoneo on 05/14/06 at 2:11 am
I think the Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween movies are good examples of the progression of things. The first Halloween, made in the very early '80s, was an '80s movie, but it just looks sort of like a bland, washed-out version of the '70s with some primitive '80s influence. The first NOES was released in late 1984, and just screams new wave '80s, from the John Hughes-style high school the kids of Elm Street attend to the "little red corvette" at the end and the bright, punchy, highly patterned early MTV look that dominates the styles of the movie. In some ways, maybe the looks of things are decided by predominant musical styles. Like, when new wave was huge around 1984, everything seemed "new wave." Late 1986-mid 1989 was stylistically the hair metal/soft rock era...lots of melodrama, candles, roses, big yuppie hair, etc.
Written By: Trimac20 on 05/14/06 at 9:23 am
Yes, there was a sense of melodrama about the late 80s in film, music, the arts.etc. Remembering it was the height of the late 80s recession, just before the 'Echo boomer' era. I don't really remember much of 'Nightmare on Elm Street', but I remember alot of cheesy action movies from the era.
Written By: velvetoneo on 05/14/06 at 11:59 am
The melodrama of the late '80s mainstream culture I always thought was countered by the alt-rock/hip-hop culture that really started being substantial in 1986. It was a weird contradiction. And yes, almost forgotten comedies (Three Men and a Baby) and action films (Robocop) dominated the box office and were around in droves then.
Written By: Dukefan on 05/14/06 at 4:09 pm
The first Halloween, made in the very early '80s, was an '80s movie, but it just looks sort of like a bland, washed-out version of the '70s with some primitive '80s influence.
Actually, the first Halloween came out in 1978:
I've always thought it was late 70s all the way- Jamie Lee Cutis's hair/clothing style, the lingo used between the teenagers, etc.
Sorry, my mistake!
Yeah, it was sort of late '70s. Though I think it's still an "'80s" sort of movie...like it's about teenagers, set in suburban Illinois, and goes against the baby boomer generation's "hedonism" by punishing all the hedonistic characters and awarding Jamie Lee Curtis, the virginal girl. This theme continued through the Reagan revolution in the early-mid '80s, with the societal movement towards disapproving of vice and the rewards given to the virginal teenage girl. I think of "Friday the Thirteenth", from 1980, as in some ways more '70s, because it imitates The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

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"Mommy, can we go to the park?" my five-year-old son, Hayden, asked on our walk home from the library one afternoon a few months ago.
Hayden giggled as he dashed down the dirt trail toward the park. I lumbered along behind him, lopsided from the book-filled bag draped over my shoulder. At the park, I plopped on a bench as Hayden climbed the play equipment. I stretched out my legs and leaned against the back of the bench, intending to spend the next ten minutes relaxing.
That afternoon, I just wanted to be a spectator on the bench.
"Please," Hayden said, his brown eyes pleading with me.
"Maybe in a little bit," I negotiated.
I leaned back again and watched Hayden as he glided down the slide. He ran past me and climbed on a swing.
As much as I wanted to stay on the bench, I couldn't disappoint my boy. So for the next several minutes, I pushed him in the swing. His laughter rose, as he soared higher and higher, and soon I began to relax and laugh with him.
I accepted the stick and waved it back and forth, tapping Hayden's every so often. I grinned as I realized I'd just lost the battle to be a spectator that afternoon. The enthusiasm of my five-year-old wooed me off the bench and into a playtime adventure.
During the next half hour, I played heartily with my son, wielding my stick in many more sword fights, guarding a section of a "make-believe" pirate ship, and chasing my son across the playground in a game of tag. Soon, the concerns of the day dissolved and my fatigue faded.
At one point, I glanced over at an elderly man sitting on a nearby bench. For a moment, I thought about how silly I, a thirty-seven-year-old mom, must look zipping down the slide and clambering up and down ladders and bars. But as Hayden raced by me with a big smile on his face, I shrugged off my concern. My little guy and I were having a blast together, and in that moment, I wouldn't have traded it for anything.
On our walk back home, I sensed a deeper bond with my son. Something magical happened that afternoon at the playground. But I had almost missed it, all because I wanted to be "just a spectator." I realized that, as a mom, I'm given choices each day of whether I actively participate in my child's life or sit and watch as a spectator. Busyness and fatigue often compete with my desire to participate and can easily keep me on the bench as a spectator. That's when it's most important for me to be intentional about the time I spend with my son. Sometimes, this means deliberately choosing to NOT finish a few items on my to-do list to allow more quality time with my son. Other times it means forcing myself to stand up from the bench, even when I'm tired, and join my son in whatever activity he's doing.
By being more than a spectator in our children's lives, we not only nurture a deeper relationship with them, we also give them cherished memories. Charles R. Swindoll once said, "Each day of our lives we make deposits in the memory banks of our children." That day at the park when I chose to actively participate in my son's playtime adventure, I deposited a handful of golden memories in my bank, too.


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Marvel's Kevin Feige knows everybody wants a female-led superhero movie, still isn't making one
One of the biggest criticisms that is usually lobbed at superhero movies—whether it's DC, Marvel, or some third comic book company—is that they're extremely man-centric. Batman, Superman, Iron Man, Talking Space Raccoon Man. They're all men. Even Wonder Woman—the most famous female superhero ever—needs to pop up in Batman V. Superman before Warner Bros. and DC will consider giving her a solo movie. Scarlett Johannson's Black Widow has been tearing stuff up in Marvel's movies, and Squirrel Girl might be about to do something somewhere, but it's still not enough. People want superhero movies starring female superheroes.
Luckily, Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studios, is listening to everyone's concerns. Speaking with Comic Book Resources, he says that he "very much" believes in doing a movie with a female lead, and that he doesn't think it's fair to cite female-led box office flops as reasons why they don't work. After all, as he points out, The Hunger Games, Frozen, Divergent, Kill Bill, and Aliens all have a female lead.
As for when Marvel will get on the Hunger Games train and give Black Widow or the new Captain Marvel their own movies, Feige—who, once again, is the guy who literally has the power to make this happen—says he wants to do it "sooner rather than later." Unfortunately, he explains that Marvel has put itself in such a position that it has "more franchises than most people," and that it would have to set one aside "for three or four years" if it wanted to "introduce a new one." In other words, Marvel isn't making a female-led movie, it has no intention of making one any time soon, and also please stop asking about it. Feige describes these scheduling issues as "chess matches," which is only an apt comparison if you picture Feige playing chess against himself. But at least he's aware of the problem, so that means it has to get solved at some point, right? Right?


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Environmental, General News, Uncategorized January 12, 2023 January 12, 2023
England: RIP Jeff Beck.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11626787/What-locals-said-Jeff-Beck-thought-Johnny-Depp.html
…. supported the local wildlife rescue charity …….
Farm Animals, General News January 12, 2023 January 12, 2023
South Korea to ban bear farming, but what to do about hundreds of captive animals that remain?
South Korea's successful restoration of a wild Asiatic black bear population to Jirisan National Park is a huge conservation success story. But the fortune of this wild population stands in contrast to the plight of more than 300 captive bears that remain on bear farms across the country, often in extremely poor conditions.
A series of major policy changes during the past year have included the announcement of a joint declaration between the South Korean government, bear farmers and NGOs to ban bear farming in the country by the start of 2026. After almost 30 years of policy deadlock over the fate of captive bears in South Korea, the joint declaration sets out a clear pathway towards the end of bear farming in the country.
Continue reading the story:
South Korea to ban bear farming, but what to do about hundreds of captive animals that remain? (yahoo.com)
General News, Stray Animals January 12, 2023 January 12, 2023
Netherlands: Animal rights org. calls on Friesland to stop shooting stray cats.
Catching, neutering and relocating cats is a great method to control the population of stray cats.
Animal rights org. calls on Friesland to stop shooting stray cats
Friesland is the only Dutch province that still allows hunters to shoot and kill stray cats. Animal rights organization Dier&Recht is calling on the province to stop this practice immediately, calling it cruel and outdated, AD reports.
Shooting stray cats is allowed under Dutch law, based on Article 67 of the Flora and Fauna Act. According to Friesland, the practice is necessary to protect meadow birds. In 2021, the province killed over 250 cats, and 447 the year before.
Take action here:
Stray cats: shooting is not a solution! | Animal&Law (dierenrecht.nl)
Animal rights org. calls on Friesland to stop shooting stray cats | NL Times


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Princeton grad found guilty of murdering his father after his allowance was cut
(CNN)Thomas Gilbert Jr., who was accused of killing his father after the older man cut back his weekly allowance, was found guilty on Friday June 28th 2019, of murder in the second degree.
Thomas Gilbert Sr., a founding managing partner of the hedge fund Wainscott Capital, was found dead in his apartment in January 2015 with a gunshot wound to the head.
Gilbert's attorneys did not dispute that he killed his father but said he was not guilty by reason of insanity. Jurors dismissed the insanity defense; they also found him guilty on two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree. He was found not guilty of criminal possession of forgery devices.
Sentencing is set for August. The murder charge carries a sentence of 25 years to life in prison.
Gilbert, 34, played football at Princeton and graduated with a degree in economics. At the time of the shooting, he was 30 and unemployed, receiving up to $1,000 a week from his parents.
Hours before Thomas Sr. was killed, he cut his son's weekly allowance to $300, prosecutors said.
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About MeadLaw
Brandon Mead
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Murder Defense
Firearm Possesion
What Do I Need to Know About Firearms Possession Charges in Maryland?
By Baltimore firearms possession attorney Brandon Mead
Have you, or a family member, recently been accused of illegal Firearm Possession? These charges are taken very seriously in Maryland as we have strict laws that determine what type of gun you are allowed to have or carry on your person.
Some of these laws can be confusing and a detailed explanation of your rights is warranted. This is definitely not an exhaustive list of charges that could arise out of certain practices, but it covers several large laws that people can abuse.
What is Maryland Criminal Code 4-203?
Carrying And Transporting A Handgun
MD Criminal Code §4-203 states that you must have a permit to carry any gun, no matter if it is concealed or obvious. This law also states that you cannot carry a gun in your vehicle on state roads or on your boat without a readily available license.
Violating this law could land you anywhere from 30 days to three years in jail along with fines up to $2500. The consequences increase if you are caught with the weapon close to a school. Anyone with prior weapons charges cannot own, operate, and transport these weapons at all.
Carrying A Weapon, Open And Concealed
MD Criminal Code § 4-101(c)(1) sets the laws for what weapons are illegal, especially the guns without a permit, and you cannot carry them on your person. Illegal weapons consist of:
Guns, legal or illegal
Knives, especially switchblades
OC pepper spray
An effective defense for this charge is self-protection. You may garner sympathy from the judge and jury if you are in legitimate fear for your safety and for your life.
MD Criminal Code §4-101(c)(2) states that carrying a weapon openly, with or without a license, with the intention to harm someone is just illegal. Period.
Charges of this sort can bring on a jail sentence of anywhere up to three years and a fine of up to $1,000. It is considered a misdemeanor and will show up on a background check.
Weapon on School Property
There are to be no weapons on school properties in Maryland. This is a big deal. MD Criminal Code §4-102 says that any weapon brought onto the property may be considered a misdemeanor, unless there was proof that you intended to use it, as opposed to just carrying it.
A jail sentence of up to three years and a fine of up to $1,000 could be your consequences, without a great lawyer of course.
Children With Access To A Firearm
Guns are supposed to be put away, such as in a gun safe, to be kept away from children, or other dependents who aren't completely aware of the danger these weapons have. MD Criminal Code §4-104 states that an unsupervised child who has direct and easy access to a gun is illegal and you can be charged with a misdemeanor.
You could be fined up to $1,000. If the gun goes off and hurts someone, or kills someone, the charges will definitely increase. The purpose of these laws is to protect yourself and everyone around you from harm and accidental shootings.
Baltimore, MD Firearms Possession Attorneys
Our Baltimore criminal defense attorneys at Mead Law, P.A. can assist you with illegal weapons charges. Our extensive experience in this area will be of great benefit to you and your future.
Give us a call at (410) 727-6400 and schedule a free consultation with our team. We are here for you and we will always defend your rights and your freedom. Contact us as soon as possible to start building your case.
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Independent Bookstore Day marks its fifth year of celebrating independent bookstores nationwide.
Square Books and Square Books, Jr. will offer giveaway items and exclusive day-of merchandise created especially for Independent Bookstore Day by major publishers and authors. Square Books, Jr. will also host a special Sesame Street storytime at 10 a.m.
Since its inception in 2014, more than 150 authors, including Neil Gaiman, George Saunders, Roxane Gay, Lauren Groff, James Patterson, Stephen King and many others, have demonstrated their support for independent bookstores by donating work for Bookstore Day. These limited edition, unique items will be available only at participating IBD bookstores, on April 27. Not before. Not online. And not in chain stores. Visit www.indiebookstoreday.com to learn more.
This exclusive vinyl edition features these selections along with additional material from that recording session including candid conversations between Bukowski, his wife Linda Lee Bukowski, and his producer.
In this full-color illustrated journal, start getting your OWN ideas down and find inspiration in a letter from Thomas and quotes from On the Come Up! Author Angie Thomas is known for characters who learn the power of their own voices and, in speaking out, change the community and world around them.
Maggie Stiefvater is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Raven Cycle, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue,The Scorpio Races, All the Crooked Saints, and many more. She is also an artist and musician. She lives in Virginia with her husband and their two children.
From the creative team that brought you the groundbreaking Eisner-nominated series Mockingbird, this trade paperback collects the first story arc (#s 1-4) of the unconventional comingof-age tale-including the informative survival handbook, "CAT FIGHT! A BOYS' GUIDE TO DANGEROUS CATS" and all-new never-beforepublished extras!


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See all the classics! The Annual Adirondack Nationals Car Show takes place September 5 - 8, 2019 in the Village of Lake George. Held the weekend after Labor Day every year, the show features classic cars, special events, music, and more!
Looking for a place to stay for the weekend? Lodging in the area books up quickly, so make sure to find a hotel and book early!
The 2019 Vehicle Registration begins on February 1st.
For more information, including a full schedule of events, visit adirondacknationals.com.