The u. S. Supreme court rejects and effort to kill the health care law preserving medical insurance, the 1000000 this is really, really, really important moment our history, the us president of the americans to learn from history. They signed the law creating a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery. The iranians around voting to pick the next president supreme leader of the harmony was the 1st to vote. It s a critical time for leadership change as negotiations continue of the future of the nuclear deal and the possible lifting of the us sanctions. But there are concerns, voter turnout will be low. Well, with several candidates dropping out of a last minute for people are left buying for the tough job. Abraham raise. He is widely seen as the front runner. He s the head of the judiciary and has the support of the hardliners most in resign. He is a former chief of the revolutionary god, and he s a critic of a 2050 nuclear deal dubbed the perennial candidate. He s run and last
be going to mosul by helicopter he will disembark and visit the old city which is an area that was severely damaged during the war with. a lot of that s part of the city still lies in ruins and it will be quite striking to see the pope visit an area but that area because it s not a place that we have seen many western dignitaries visit so those images will be quite striking and they re really quite an indictment against the iraqi government for not having done more in recent years since the end of the battle in mosul in 2017 to rebuild those areas to really encourage the christian community to return as i mentioned earlier. there has been quite an exodus of christians from the native plants many people have left abroad others have 6 fled to the semi autonomous kurdish regions and many of them are still reluctant to come back for headlines and. once again in cities across me and despite the escalating crackdown . there defying the military and calling for the return to democra
region hundreds of thousands were displaced and thousands of others were killed in last year s conflict welcome web is following the story from their o.b. . well in the weeks and months that have followed the declaration of victory that came from ethiopia and government at the beginning of december more information s been coming out and a growing number of reports of atrocities committed by all of the different forces involved in the conflict just last week the rights group amnesty international published a report it said that based on dozens of testimonies of people that in the town of axum in late november said that eritrea and ethiopia and forces were responsible for indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas of the town and then it said that eritrea and troops had entered the town and massacred about $800.00 men the civilian men and teenage boys eritrea has previously denied that its troops are into grave but that contradicts numerous reports that have come from there it a
had been in jail for a terror plot. he says it s killed a senior rebel leader while a mob is reported to have lynched 2 people suspected of being from the same militia . our top story of iraqi prime minister he has formally submitted his resignation to the country s parliament but it s done little to calm protest as around the country demonstrators clashed with security forces after trying to block a road in baghdad medical officials say 3 protesters were shot dead and at least 58 wounded in protests in the capital and in the south of the country so mona fulton reports now from baghdad. the day prime minister of the of the mothers submitted his resignation crowds in tahrir square showed no intention of packing up and going home banners were still held high doctors remained on standby to treat the wounded and new street art sprung to life depicting the aspirations of the protest movement for many the prime minister s departure is just the 1st perhaps the easiest step on a long
and what sort of diseases are we talking about here. so yes dr get one can you hear me what sort of diseases are we talking about here. so as he started this is a score is to buy parts or ginseng microbes bacteria viruses that we would have treated with valuable medicines and wouldn t hard not have been resistant or you know it exists. in our part organs and part organs when there is already use or where there is misuse of this medicine. and the partridge and so we ll get i just that it was to double our presence transcends treatment and infections that would have been treatable would not be treatable using this medicines again ok so the un has highlighted the warnings so where do we go from here i mean the report highlights the need for coordinated and intensive efforts globally but is there the political will and the financial resources to accomplish this do you think. that is the biggest challenge and that is what report is actually calling political economy to month is cr