And london. This is bbc world news leiva from. Good morning. Its 8 00am in singapore, midnight in london and 9 00am injapan, where theres new doubt surrounding the security cryptocurrency exchanges, which handle digital cash systems like bitcoin. One of the countrys biggest exchanges, coincheck, has offered to refund half billion dollars in currency stolen by hackers on friday. Japan is one of the worlds most enthusiastic traders in cryptocurrencies. And the theft has cast doubt over the credibility of the exchange system. Rhodri davies has this report which contains some flash photography. As many as 10,000 businesses in japan are said to accept cryptocurrencies. This virtual heist is bound to increase concerns about their security. At the centre of this, tokyo based coincheck, one of the largest Digital Currency exchanges in japan. It the largest Digital Currency exchanges injapan. It said on friday it had been hacked, resulting in the loss of half 1 billion. The biggest ever. Transl
Aid groups say new fighting in southern yemen has made an already bad humanitarian situation worse. At least ten people were killed and dozens of others injured in the port city of aden on sunday during fighting between former allies in the civil war. The yemeni president Abdrabbuh Mansour hadi, whos based in saudi arabia, has ordered an immediate ceasefire. Bill hayton reports. This is a war within a war. The Southern City of aden a battlefield between factions who once fought together against the houthi rebel movement. The former allies are now divided over the future of the country. These men are waving the flag of the former south yemen, a country that ceased to exist nearly 30 years ago, when it merged with north yemen. Now, some want it to split again. Translation we want a civilian government, a government of law, a government made according to the principles of the Southern Transition proposal. These southern separatists are a faction backed by the united arab emirates. They wa
Last turn. To us we all knew it would i tell you im sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. I remember when we first met my life turned on each spring. But then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some are fond of you those that didnt like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters my mind gets consumed with this one to. Speak to us there are no other takers. To claim that Mainstream Media has met its make. Sure the stand have their home. Well from what i saw you. Know that im an hour or so but there are rather democrats that are for their medicare that are. Only allowed to but im going to cut in line you can keep an eye on what i have to lose a chunk for twelve years on that and it is now going down. Below and i was going on the show that a lot of it does the other thing they own a lot of the. Members
To world news today. In the last hour, the russian Opposition Leader, Alexei Navalny, has been released without charge after his dramatic arrest earlier by police at a rally in moscow. His supporters have been demonstrating across the vast country on sunday, calling for a boycott of what they claim is a rigged president ial election in march. This is the moment mr navalny was seized by police just after he arrived in Pushkinskaya Square in the centre of the russian capital. He was trying to address hundreds of protesters whod gatherered there. The bbcs Steve Rosenberg was at the protests and witnessed mr navalnys arrest. Chanting it isnt easy taking on the kremlin. Alexei navalny has beenjailed three times in the last year. He has been barred from the upcoming president ial election. So today, mr navalny called his supporters onto the streets. Alexei navalny is russias most prominent opposition figure and president putins most vocal critic. He has been barred from running in the presid
An already bad humanitarian situation worse. At least ten people were killed and dozens of others injured in the port city of aden, on sunday, during fighting between former allies in the civil war. The yemeni president Abdrabbuh Mansour hadi, whos based in saudi arabia, has ordered an immediate ceasefire. Bill hayton reports. This is a war within a war. The Southern City of aden a battlefield between factions who once fought together against the houthi rebel movement. The former allies are now divided over the future of the country. These men are waving the flag of the former south yemen, a country that ceased to exist nearly 30 years ago, when it merged with north yemen. Now, some want it to split again. Translation we want a civilian government, a government of law, a government made according to the principles of the Southern Transition proposal. These southern separatists are a faction backed by the united arab emirates. They want the government to resign. The internationally reco