Greek macedonian border. A trib beauty to an oscar nomination. A cessation of hostilities appears to be holding in most parts of syria but not everywhere. The opposition is accusing Government Forces of attacking at least 15 rebelheld areas using barrel bombs. Activists say russia has carried out airstrikes in allepp on. At least 10 people are thought to have died. The u. N. Hopes aid will be able to be delivered to civilians and to refugee camps. Jamal gained exclusive access to one of those camps. Reporter home to tens of thousands of syrians who have been recently displaced as a direct result of russian airstrikes, this piece of land not far from the border with turkey used to be empty. Now, thousands of tents are cramped together separated by winding foot paths and narrow streets they are lined by boys and girls who had their childhood robbed from them by war. While others go to School Elsewhere around the world, they are stuck here, traumatized war and abandoned by the internation
Calais home to thousands of refugees. Be. Zika outbreak, reigniting the issue of boorgs i abortion e brazil. And tearful confession. An American College student detained in north korea begs for forgiveness. Good evening im antonio mora. This is the International News hour on Al Jazeera America. The refugees crisis in europe took an ugly turn today. Macedonian police fired tear gas and stun guns at police, thousands are stranded on the border and more arriving every day. There was a similar scene in france, workers began tearing down tense and shelters at a camp known as the jungle. Some extents were set on fire. And hungarys parliament has issued a proclamation to resettle refugees, the eu wants hungary to take in at least 10,000 refugees. Hoda abdel hamid last the story on the border between hungary and macedonia. Impatient and exhausted, they first be marched across the rrl gaterailway gate, but soon thins got out of control. Some refugees managed to pull down part of the fence and h
By its peace keepers in ten Different Countries. And facebook agrees to pay millions more in tax in the u. K. And pandas everywhere but the wild. 1600 sculptures raising awareness of the plight of the species. The former brazilian president da silva has insisted he has nothing to fear after being detained by police for questioning over corruption claims. Police raided his home on friday, and spoke to him for three hours about a multibillion dollars scandal involving the national oil company, petrobras. Brazilian media say a former senator turned whistleblower has implicated the former president as well as the current president who has consistently denied persistent allegations of corruption. Supporters of lula who ran brazil from 2003 to 2011 clashed with Police Outside of his house after he was taken away. Translator im not upset with the journalists, im upset with the behavior of certain media outlets. Today the headlines are what condemns people. They intimidate prosecutors, the pol
Will look at corporate conquistadors the many ways multinationals both drive and profit from climate destruction. Then, its gender day here at the climate talks. We will hear from a Group Indigenous Women Leaders on the front lines of defending the earth from exploitation by fossil fuel companies. They may not be coming after us with their bayonets and rifles, they are coming at us with nuclear waste, with fracking, coming at us with pipelines that are caring that filled from the tar sands where theyre killing my relatives up there. And theyre bringing it to you. And as the high level talks begin here in lima, we will speak to pablo solon, bolivias former chief climate negotiator. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now, democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. We are broadcasting from lima, peru. First, the headlines. The u. S. Senate Intelligence Committee is releasing today portions of its longawaited report on the cia torture and Extraordinary Ren
Invitation of Oil Giants Shell and chevron to speak at the talks. Will look at corporate conquistadors the many ways multinationals both drive and profit from climate destruction. Then, its gender day here at the climate talks. We will hear from a Group Indigenous Women Leaders on the front lines of defending the earth from exploitation by fossil fuel companies. They may not be coming after us with their bayonets and rifles, they are coming at us with nuclear waste, with fracking, coming at us with pipelines that are caring that filled from the tar sands where theyre killing my relatives up there. And theyre bringing it to you. And as the high level talks begin here in lima, we will speak to pablo solon, bolivias former chief climate negotiator. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now, democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. We are broadcasting from lima, peru. First, the headlines. The u. S. Senate Intelligence Committee is releasing today portions