A stunning repeat repeat you could chinas campaign to isolate. Diminishing crowds venezuelas Opposition Leader one quite struggles to maintain momentum its bid to oust president with her. So then 2 ceasefires one in libya and the other in syria now in effect both brokered by russia and turkey the libyan truce was initially in doubt because warlord who for have to was refusing to hold his offensive on the capital tripoli however he eventually change his mind to making the announcement through a spokesman. The general command of the Libyan Arab Armed forces announces a cease fire in the west inside of libya the cease fire starts from one minute past midnight on the 12th of january 2020 the other party should stop any type of military operation at the same time we will respond harshly to any violation of this cease fire and World Leaders meanwhile are working on putting together a libya peace summit in berlin as to syria the lead up to the cease fire in rebel held italy province or at lea
Facilitate the visits of the north korean delegation. From cancun to north koreas participation is needed to promote peace olympics in mind. Our strategic weapons including atomic bombs and Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles ironically im to think you will not. Also coming up tonight Children First cell in communist china the story of a mother desperate to find her child taken away and no one seems to care. Now what i have been trying to find him for three years this is my child he was sold to someone in your village i want my child back where did this family get the money to bribe everyone oh my god after. All we begin the day with a very wroth map of war and peace which bears the signature of north korea today the first bilateral talks in two years between the north and south took place in yangon doubts that it will soon send its athletes to south korea for next months Winter Olympics but it also warned not to mix games with war saying its Nuclear Weapons program is not up for discu
Including atomic bombs and Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles ironically im getting you wits not. Also coming up tonight and Children First cell in communist china the story of a mother desperate to find her child taken away and no one seems to care. Now i thought id been trying to find him for three years this is my child he was sold to someone in your village i want my child back where did this family get the money to bribe everyone oh my god after. All we begin the day with a very rough map of war and peace which bears the signature of north korea today the first bilateral talks in two years between the north and south took place in yangon doubts that it will soon send its athletes to south korea for next months went to olympics but it also warned not to mix games with war saying its Nuclear Weapons program is not up for discussion. A friendly gesture after a long time estranged from and for the first time in two years negotiators but its you koreas not the heavily guarded border b
The chinese city of tianjin. Now there are reports of toxic fumes from the blast site. Sarah im sarah harman, thanks for joining us. The situation in athens is tense at this hour. Lawmakers are voting on a key but contentious bailout deal. It could lead to a split in the ruling party. The vote comes as the Greek Economy shows tentative signs of recovery. A look now at what is at stake in the bailout. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing a storm of criticism. Newspaper headlines read, yet more taxes for greece, complaining about tsiprass politics. One key demand is privatization of stateowned companies, with 14 Regional Airports likely to go to a german airport operator. One port has already been partially privatized and more of it will be sold off in october. The revenues will go straight to the banking. The eurozone is not keen on shouldering the entire cost of recapitalizing greeces banks. The public will have to shoulder its share in the form of tax hikes and pension cuts.
With gas several days ago. And a huge double explosion in the chinese city of tianjin. Now there are reports of toxic fumes from the blast site. Sarah im sarah harman, thanks for joining us. The situation in athens is tense at this hour. Lawmakers are voting on a key but contentious bailout deal. It could lead to a split in the ruling party. The vote comes as the Greek Economy shows tentative signs of recovery. A look now at what is at stake in the bailout. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing a storm of criticism. Newspaper headlines read, yet more taxes for greece, complaining about tsiprass politics. One key demand is privatization of stateowned companies, with 14 Regional Airports likely to go to a german airport operator. One port has already been partially privatized and more of it will be sold off in october. The revenues will go straight to the banking. The eurozone is not keen on shouldering the entire cost of recapitalizing greeces banks. The public will have to shou