Villagers living upstream from a new dam project. This is your Business Report im Stephen Beers its good to have you with us markets in europe and asia are down as investors response of mounting tension in the middle east a sell off comes amid the continuing fallout from the killing of irans top military commander qassam solo monny in a u. S. Drone strike on friday. Worries about potential conflict in the region have pushed oil prices even higher after fridays gains this time more than 2 percent up thats a big concern for asian markets which rely heavily on the middle east for their supply but it hasnt all been doom and gloom news that washington in beijing my son a trade deal next week since shares in china up. And lets check in now with our financial correspondent in frankfurt Chelsea Delaney and chelsea how is the outlook there in frankfurt. These tensions are certainly driving markets today that docks opened about one percent lower thats really steep and throughout the day its down
Families there some 5000 came from europe and after the fall of the terror group many extremists were imprisoned by kurds in Northern Syria several 100 are thought to have escaped during turkeys offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so. But one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought 110 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that those who are radicalized can be reintegrated well the state has developed a Rehabilitation Program for extremists and Officials Say those who committed crimes will face justice ana followed her husband to syria and now she says she deserves a 2nd chance. Help them. To come 6 months ago and i was still living in the selfproclaimed Islamic State caliphate in syria now shes back home in kosovo but she still wears her knee
Families there some 5000 came from europe and after the fall of the terror group many extremists were imprisoned by kurds in Northern Syria several 100 are thought to have escaped during turkeys offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so. But one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought 110 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that those who are radicalized can be reintegrated well the state has developed a Rehabilitation Program for extremists and Officials Say those who committed crimes will face justice ana followed her husband to syria and now she says she deserves a 2nd chance. Help them to come the 6 months ago and i was still living in the selfproclaimed Islamic State caliphate in syria now shes back home in kosovo but she still wears her n
Families there some 5000 came from europe and after the fall of the terror group many extremists were imprisoned by kurds in Northern Syria several 100 are thought to have escaped during turkeys offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so. But one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought 110 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that those who are radicalized can be reintegrated well the state has developed a Rehabilitation Program for extremists and Officials Say those who committed crimes will face justice ana followed her husband to syria and now she says she deserves a 2nd chance. Help them. To come 6 months ago and i was still living in the selfproclaimed Islamic State caliphate in syria now shes back home in kosovo but she still wears her knee
Families there some 5000. 00 came from europe and after the fall of the terror group many extremists were imprisoned by kurds in Northern Syria several 100 are thought to have escaped during turkeys offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so. But one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought 110 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that those who are radicalized can be reintegrated well the state has developed a Rehabilitation Program for extremists and Officials Say those who committed crimes will face justice ana followed her husband to syria and now she says she deserves a 2nd chance. Help them. To come 6 months ago and i was still living in the selfproclaimed Islamic State caliphate in syria now shes back home in kosovo but she still wears her