kamal ahmed is still with us. all of the political leaders do try the stage—managed stunts like this, or in a boxing ring to make themselves look good, why is bbc news pandering to them? we are not. these are just pictures that audiences see all the time. they are well able to judge how important these things are. they have to be put up against the huge amount of information that is on our online site, the rest of the package, these are all tiny little bits. the point about these allegations around the bbc, these are things that are on air for a matter of seconds. we produce hundreds of hours of election campaign coverage — really serious, really in—depth, really holding our political leaders up to account. of course, you can take tiny clips of a second here or a second there, but that doesn't reflect our overall election coverage. it is interesting you say that because viewers say that it adds up. it is a fact that the bbc hasn't had a good election. it has had to apologise for a couple of stories mentioned

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that resulted in diplomatic relations being restored on tuesday i'll be ahmed received the nobel peace prize for his efforts but some of questioned that decision not least because the owner was not extended to president. working we'll bring in our guests in just a moment 1st though he is out diplomatic editor joins by. this was recognition of a man who's only been in office for 20 months prime minister ahmed ali praised for changing ethiopia in that time releasing fantasies of political prisoners and putting the country on a more open policy but the committee that gives the award was determined to make one thing clear to the new leader of the country within the past has been led by kings strong men and dictators by awarding you the nobel peace prize we were not expressing an opinion on how or if you should lead the ethiopian people in the future the leadership of ethiopia and its political platform must be decided by ethiopian people and the ethiopian people alone she said prime minister was the main architects of the peace with their a trailer and this was not a joint award it was sti

the verdict was welcomed by ahmed the head of family his daughter and death in custody provokes anger in schools all over sudan and a wave of protests demanding the end of this 80 year rule of president obama to be seen he was eventually deposed in april following months of unrest it was initially sparked by rising food prices and grew into a wider revolt demanding radical change the shear has been charged with inciting and participating in the killing of protesters. does that we consider this case to be a turning point in sudan's history and many institutions in the past both the judicial and security used to cover up the crimes committed by security forces this is the 1st time we have security forces put on trial for torture it's the 1st ever we've had a verdict on a large number of those involved in the crime the security forces and intelligence services used to be a fortified fashion they were untouchable. after what seemed like a long wait the verdict was greeted with celebrations since the formation of a transitional government the demand to bring to account those involved in ki

abby ahmed extended the message of reconciliation to sudan during a power struggle between the military and the opposition there. at home he attempted to overturn the. promoting free speech pardoning thousands of political prisoners and decriminalizing dissident organizations his nobel peace prize award has not surprised many. one of the important things he did is to reconcile us with our brothers the people of every tree that even if some people argue that he doesn't deserve the price i don't agree. to. this country as an ethiopian and as an african i feel happy that you won the prize . but he seems passive about the uprisings in some parts of the country they have not been controlled as quickly as one would expect that's where his problem lies if you are the leader of a country you need to make sure the rule of law is respected. it's clear that despite the fanfare around the man not everyone has welcomed his reforms that ethiopia has been. through no. agree need attack during a rally in the capital added in june 28th. the prime minister escaped unhurt. he still faces the huge task of

but under abbey ahmed the nation is charting a different course from the past. so it can achieve. peacefully uniting his country with every tria that made it possible for people to cross borders including every tree an artist drawn to the boughs of ethiopia's capital they are profiting from the new found freedom. peace between his country every tree and they bring it was life changing a year ago the artist crossed the border to. there he met up with painters he was already friends with and facebook they helped him to find spaces to exhibit his collage and portraits and this became his warm fire from. the every tree and capital where i brought her says he had little hope of selling his works. so. there is no peace nobody can work then your work would be to protect the country but if there is peace anyone can work in the country and i'm working here because there is peace and if there were no peace between the 2 countries then i wouldn't have this opportunity. no moon but then i also visited last here but then decided to stay drawn by the best art scene in. the eritrean artist just

is taking place right now despite protesters defying calls for 3 days of mourning lieutenant general ahmed guide salah suffered a heart attack on monday the 80 year old spidey was transferred to the people's palace where the newly elected president paid his respects salo as we got it as the most powerful man in algeria after a long time president abdulaziz bouteflika resigned in a thaw. still ahead on al-jazeera a holiday travel destruction in the philippines as a typhoon laotians its coastal region. and where it all began will be in bethlehem as thousands of christian pilgrims from around the world gather to celebrate christmas. hello there a very mixed picture across much of your 1st of all across the east a very messy picture some very heavy rain and amongst all this kind of pretty severe still working its way through the eastern med not too bad out across the west clear as well for the time being into northern italy but look at this in venice because my goodness this was christmas eve and once again a very high tide so the streets became flooded but of course people just to deal with i

into almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guest this week here in paris is ahmed my cheek deputy prime minister of the us backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited to serious human rights abuses conflicts are. next on d w. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 368 get kidnapped now. this is far from for mention we have an austin even if you know you saying the u.s. is badly in full yes i think the president or are you worth saving the government are you really worth it. 8 years after the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival centers of power my guess this week here in paris is ahmed might.

labor of love sustaining this is a hard war the wage and nobel committee views the prize for abbey ahmed as encouragement to continue the process of reform in his own country and to keep the peace with eritrea. are sports now in champions league title holders liverpool have secured their place in the knockout stage of this year's tournaments liverpool won 2 nothing against rebels they go through as the winners of group eve with 2nd place going to napoli the italian side also qualifying nevertheless napoli fired its head coach carlo letty right after the match. you're watching the news live from berlin stay tuned up next d.w. business with my colleague kris kobach and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information in the meantime on our website that's d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter at d w news i'm calling assman thanks for watching before we go we want to pay tribute to the woman and the voice that made rock set famous all over the world singer marie fredrickson passed away on monday at the age of 61 the swedish pop star died after a long battle with cancer we leave yo

war that was the theme of today's nobel peace prize award ceremony in oslo ethiopian prime minister ahmed was honored for his reforms not only in his own country but also for his peace agreement with neighboring eritrea. i believe that this is an affair of the hurt is is a labor of love statement this is a hard war the no wage and nobel committee views the prize for abby ahmed as encouragement to continue the process of reform in his own country and to keep the peace with eritrea. our exports now and in the champions league the title holders liverpool have secured their place in the knockout stage of this season's tournaments liverpool won 2 nil against red bulls out spork they go through as the winners of group ia long with the 2nd place napoli the italian side qualifying as well there nevertheless though napoli fired its head coach carlo right after the match. you're watching the news live from berlin stay tuned up next our documentary film featuring medical research on the move and don't forget in the meantime all the latest news and information available around the clock on our web si

but under abbey ahmed the nation is charting a different course from the past. this is you know news these are top stories democrats in the u.s. house of representatives have presented 2 articles of impeachment against president donald trump they accuse trump of pressuring ukraine to influence next year's presidential election and of concealing from congress evidence of his actions the house could vote on the articles before christmas taken over. 6 people have been shot dead in ostrava in the czech republic the shooting happened at the university hospital the suspected gunman has now killed himself according to the czech interior minister the prime minister has said the incident was an immense tragedy tragedy. new zealand police said have launched an investigation into what led to the deaths of 6 people in monday's volcano a volcanic eruption 8 others still unaccounted for and are presumed dead medics say some of the injured are not expected to survive. all syria's biggest city sydney is again shrouded in smoke from bush fires after conditions worsen across the

well became a fossil was once a pocket of calm in the sahara we jim but security as ahmed was saying has deteriorated over this past 5 years the removal of long time president lays claim for in october 24th team created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several armed groups as well as homegrown fighters groups from mali affiliated with al qaeda and i sort of crossed the border and added to the on the rest the un says more than 700 people have been killed since 2015 and almost half a 1000000 have been displaced well earlier we spoke with william lawrence about the attack he's a professor of international affairs of the george washington university where part of his teaching focuses on working a fossil. whether it's been hundreds of attacks this year one group said it was a 7000 percent increase in the year before but they usually have very lowly fallacy if you look at the list of attacks it's one or 2 victims this is the worst attack ever as far as i know in brooklyn a fossil which had its 1st terrorism attacks only in 2015 and both the frequency and lethality of attacks h

ethiopia's prime minister abu ahmed receives the nobel peace prize but ending 2 decades of hostility with neighboring eritrea. fears of another eruption keep search teams off new zealand's white highland as police begin an investigation into at least 6 deaths. hello we begin in the us where house democrats have announced the 1st charges against president donald trump in the impeachment inquiry the 1st article accuses trump of abusing his power by pressuring the leader of ukraine to investigate his political rival by withholding aid a 2nd accuses him of obstructing congress as he has refused to assist the process donald trump has dismissed the impeachment process as a witch hunt. in service to our duty to the constitution and to our country. the house committee on the judiciary is introducing 2 articles of impeachment charging the president of the united states donald j. trump with committing high crimes and misdemeanors the 1st article is for abuse of power it is an impeachable offense for the president to exercise the powers of his public office to obtain an improper personal benefi

this was recognition of the mind he's only been in office for 20 months prime minister abu ahmed ali praised for changing ethiopia in that time releasing fantasies of political prisoners and putting the country on a more open power but the committee that gives the award was determined to make one thing clear to the new leader of the country that in the past has been led by kings strong men and dictators. by awarding you the nobel peace prize we were not expressing an opinion on how or if you should lead the ethiopian people in the future the leadership of ethiopia and its political platform must be decided by ethiopian people and the ethiopian people alone she said prime minister was the main architects of the peace with their a trailer and this was not a joint award it was still more work to be done between the 2 countries at present this work seems to be at a standstill. it is the hope of the new we've been nobel committee that your previous achievements coupled with the added encouragement of the peace price will spur the parties to further implementation of the peace treaties i b

ethiopia's prime minister is due to be officially receiving the honor this hour the nobel a medal abi ahmed whom you see on your life pictures there is about to take a c.c. is being awarded this year's peace prize for his efforts fostering peace and international cooperation especially with ethiopia's neighbor every tria the ceremonies being held in oslo city hall it's beginning now as you can hear there with some music. will deliver a speech after receiving the peace prize medal in a few minutes now the ceremonies being attended by the royal family seated on the podium at the noriega's abbey ahmed the nobel committee and its secretary on the pictures there is a nobel chairman who will be also delivering a speech and explaining why the nobel committee choose to select as its peace prize winner this year the ceremony also being attended to by the norwegian royal family keeping with a tradition that goes back to $1000.00 or 5 and they're taking a seat right now and the rows of seats behind the royal family are occupied by representatives of governments the government the store ting and the di

for torturing and murdering a protester according khartoum was packed for the verdict schoolteacher ahmed hair was killed in february during protests that eventually deposed president bashir 2 months later ever morgan is in sudan's capital khartoum but people are celebrating the verdict. hundreds of people erupted in joy outside the courtroom here in undermanned the tent city of sudan's capital khartoum they're celebrating the verdict that the judge issued when he sentenced 29 members of saddam's security services to death over the killing of a protester in february now the story of the schoolteacher who was killed in february ahmed their group the nation especially when witness testimonies came out detailing how he was tortured to death by the security forces protesters have been demanding in february now for then president obama and bush are to step down now he was ousted by the military in april and a transitional government was formed in august but the demonstrations are still ongoing people are saying that they want justice and accountability for the deaths of fellow protesters activ

in 1997 mr shoaib ahmed shaykh embarked on a journey to create a company that would become a household name in every industry but to me i'm a subset meat body not me but not i'm not. big it says not on me. as shakes company exact group so too did his reputation as a business mogul in pakistan. but in may 25th pakistanis woke up to some shocking news. i think it feel safe a claim by you to get out the beyond just feeling money running time and time approximate by and that is only shake you've been arrested and charged with being at the same to open a store machine complex with the fraudulent activity their allegations that these were all fake beast and then just by being a certain amount of money you can buy a degree of malcolm i live a double exempt not. points i need to get out i'm going to flat on my exec she asked me to get out i'm going to. shake insists that his company simply makes software which businesses of all types including online universities can use to find customers his loyal shall cut hi out says shake cannot be held responsible for what happens between customers and on

for joining us we begin this news hour with a nobel peace prize in oslo ethiopia's prime minister abi ahmed has just received the prize for his efforts saying reaching peace with neighboring every trio made was recognized for his role in ending a decades long military standoff and re-establishing relation. between the 2 countries receiving the prestigious award the prime minister said he was accepting it on behalf of all ethiopians and eritreans who made he said the ultimate sacrifice for peace. is a level of love sustaining peace is the hard work yes we're most childish and not achieve it it takes a few to make war but it takes a village and a nation to build peace for me nurturing peace is like planting and growing trees just like trees need water in good soil to grow peace requires unwavering commitment in finite patience and goodwill to cultivate in the heart of us its dividends. well i speak to a diplomatic editor james spader's who has been listening in to the prime minister's speech there in chains a very personal message a message of peace from the therapy and prime minister a very

among them was ahmed whose identity is obscured to protect his family. >> do you have any idea how many families you've protected over the years? a lot, he said. i don't know exactly, but more than 40. he was once a farmer. then the war came. he trained with the white helmets to drive ambulances and fight fires, but to the syrian regime, he and his colleagues were seen as the enemy, and when syrian forces began to win the war, retaking territory, ahmed and his co-workers found themselves cornered. >> you had isis on one side, the regime on other, and you're toward the golan heights. exactly, he said. we slept in the forest with the ground as our bed and the sky as our blanket. a coalition of countries, including israel and the united states, came up with a plan to get them out. last july, 422 white helmets and their families were smuggled out to neighboring countries. now they've found asylum a world away from the war zone, places like canada, germany, france, and here in britain, where adjusting to a new climate means more than just the weather. >> are you able to enjoy the peace, or i

mohammed ahmed hussein says he'll never forget the experience he hopes to come back next time as a climate researcher i miss the place actually a lot it has been amazing living on board for 4 weeks and i know it feels like it's already home in a way and all of that have a piece of me on the polish then a scientist hopefully with me to get as we say in my culture people do meet it's only moment instead of meat. how much of you know about silk worms they all recently come from china and i used to produce their use has since bred and they're known being bred in kenya where the climate crisis is forcing farmers to find alternatives to food crops and one of those options is to produce. souk ones they're not the lives of most trees and they're giving hope to farmers in kenya due to the extreme weather patterns of recent years you don't know we have turned to see farming and this is the 26th day and you can see they. are out already spinning. or making. another wipes idea what i did this take that to. the stage yes so as the ice does they spin we have asked our quince the former senior research o

mohammed ahmed hussein says he'll never forget the experience he hopes to come back next time as a climate researcher i'll miss the place actually a lot it has been amazing living on board for 4 weeks and i know it feels like it's already home in a way that have a piece of me on the polished i'm a scientist hopefully we need to get as we say in my culture people who meet it's only mountains that they know. how much you know about silkworms they all recently come from china and i used to produce their use has since bread and they're known being bred in kenya where the climate crisis is forcing farmers to find alternatives to food crops one of those options is to produce. some forms of the leaves of marbury trees and they're giving hope to farmers in kenya due to the extreme weather patterns of recent years we know has turned to farming and this is the 26th the day and you can see the. already spinning. they are making a point in other words they have already reached this stage that required people to stage yes or as they as does the spin we have asked our quince the former senior research o

the students come from countries where the effects of climate change are already noticeable mohammed ahmed hussein studies sea and lake science in belgium in his homeland kenya it's now much too dry in many regions. of course liked it a lot of soil erosion. there's also a lot of well talk of sea level rise so how it will even close to the sea so 'd we need it but at the same time we look at sea surface temperatures so kenya is a tourist people come to you to see the beautiful coral climate change kind of affects us in terms of ability water looks. ok now we go. to provision. the aim is to prepare young people from developing countries for local climate research the students learn things like how to calculate climate models how to determine air pollution based on the reflection of the ocean and how to analyze micro plastics polar reese. which are paid to lehmkuhl leads the on board seminar on climate models he says industrialized western countries have a special responsibility for climate protection. and we started causing climate change 150 years ago and we're still doing it by a meeting c

ethiopia's prime minister abi ahmed has received the nobel peace prize at a ceremony in norway the nobel committee praised the for his efforts to end 2 decades of conflict with ethiopians longtime enemy eritrea since coming to power in 2018 is made sweeping political reforms in his acceptance speech are being warned that militant groups continue to pose a threat to peace in the horn of africa. abhi has also stepped up as a mediator in political crises in eastern africa and at home he's led radical reforms but his country still faces challenges following a rise in ethnic violence. july 16th 2018. ethiopians prime minister eritrea and soil. the move shocked even his own officials . on the left reached across the divide and soon signed a peace deal with eritrea as president he says of worki restoring ties between both countries if you and eritrea are like estranged siblings they used to be one nation before eritrea's independence in 1903. between 982000 they fought over their shared border. it's estimated 80000 people were killed the war was followed by a standoff that lasted 2 decades. sud

the ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed waved to crowds from his hotel balcony with his wife. he was awarded the prize for his peacemaking efforts which ended two decades of hostility with eritrea. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

that was the theme of today's nobel peace prize award ceremony in oslo ethiopian prime minister abbey ahmed was honored for his reforms not only in his own country but also for his peace agreement with neighboring eritrea. i believe that this is an affair of the hair piers is a labor of love sustaining this is a hard rule the no wage and nobel committee views the prize for abby ahmed as encouragement to continue the process of reform in his own country and to keep the peace with eritrea. oh yes some football news for you and let's catch up with all the champions league we're joined by nick mckenna kline from d.w. sports is also with us on the buddhist you could show on the weekends can't miss good see you nick dorfman there through the knockout stages of the champions league what does last night's result say about that german sign that they have very very lucky indeed to be in the over the last 6 games in the champions league they haven't exactly convince that was to be expected because in a very tough group with barcelona into and they've had to rely on some very young players last night i

ahmen hirsi. —— ahmed hirsi. and you can find much more on our website, including a profile of the islamist militant group al—shabaab, suspected of being behind this latest attack. just log on to bbc.com/news. let's stick in the same region. parts of east africa are struggling to cope with the effects of more than two months heavy rain that has caused widespread flooding and landslides. it's thought that at least 265 people have died in the region since october and tens of thousands more have been displaced. one of the worst—affected areas is around the kenyan town of kisumu. kathryn armstrong reports. scenes like this are an all—too—common sight in kenya's port city of kisumu at the moment. residents searching through their flooded homes for anything they can salvage. translation: there's no place to sleep, we don't even have tents, no water to drink, and i have to take care of my children. translation: all our food went with the water. school shoes and the books for the kids, too. my belongings are outs

mr ahmed has requested not to appear before the media following the ceremony. and finally, in buenos aries, aregentina, president—elect alberto fernandez will be officially sworn in following his general election win in october. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm ben croucher with your tuesday sport briefing. it was a long wait, but arsenal have finally won again in the premier league. for the first time since october the 7th, they've picked up three points by beating west ham 3—1. it's freddie ljungberg's first win since taking caretaker charge. they looked to be heading for a 10th straight game without a win but after falling behind at the london stadium, three goals in nine minutes helped haul them into the top half of the table. we have a lot, a lot to work on and a lot of things that we can see that we need to get on the training pitch to fix, but they have been under pressure for weeks and weeks and weeks but they haven't won. so to have that mental strength and do that away from home, it was a long time ago, i'

no, ahmed! but he's moved to swindon! he's down to see his mum! i'd taken six years off work being a mum, i got three children and now i've been away for two weeks filming this and, basically, i'm on holiday so i've been in barry, the sun is shining, i've not got any children with me, i'm having a ball. it's an iced oat latte. that sounds horrible. it's incredible. we've just been filming upstairs. it's 101. when people watch this, they'll go, "i remember, that was the hottest day of the year." there's been a lot of cold acting. only when you remember to do it! there's going to be some takes for people are going brrr and other takes where they're, like... you're back here in barry. when you think you have a us talk show, it mustjust blow your mind. yeah, the trick is to try not to think about it too much because i think it's quite a dangerous thing to have a rear view mirror and looking at all the things you've done. you've got to be looking at things you're going to do or want to do. i think that's the trick to hold yourself together and not star

that was the theme of today's nobel peace prize award ceremony in oslo ethiopian prime minister abi ahmed was honored for his reforms not only in his own country but also for his peace agreement with neighboring eritrea. i believe that peace is an affair of the hearts this is a labor of love sustaining peace is a hard war the wage and nobel committee views the prize for abi ahmed as encouragement to continue the process of reform in his own country and to keep the peace with eritrea. it's known as the toughest rowing race in the world and 4 women from hamburg want to be the 1st german women's team to completed the atlantic challenge system make the 5000 kilometer trip across the atlantic from the canary islands to antigua they've been training for a year and will finally set off on thursday morning. lean forward push let go lean forward push let go this movement will dominate the lives of these 4 women for 50 days starting tomorrow they are the 1st german team to take part in the world's hardest rowing race the telescope whisky atlantic challenge that means 2 hours of rowing to our sleepi

next week, ethiopian prime ministst abiy ahmed will be award ththe 0th nobel peace prize in oslo for his role in brokerg a histor peace dea beeen ethiop and eritrea. while in office, he has lifted the state of emergency in ethiia, releas thousandsf polical dissidts from pron anand appointed d women to a r d half of the cabinet positions. the nonobel peace pririze is the nobel n not awarded here in stocockholm where democracy now! is for this week, f for the anniveversary of thehe right 40thth livelihood d award -- alo known asas the alternative nobel prize. this year's right livelihoodod awaward winners are swswedish clclimate activist greta thunbe, as you just heard as she made landfall in lisbon, portugal. also the sahrawi human rights activist aminatou haidar, and you'll hear her later in the week. chinese women's rights lawyer guo jianmei, and indigenous leader davi kopenawa and the yanomami hutukara association -- which protect the amazon's biodiversity and indigenous people. former award recipients from around the world have gathered here to honor these incredible activists, in

security forces have been sentenced to death for the torture and murder of a protest a school teacher ahmed killed was killed during protests that ultimately led to the ousting of president omar al bashir the former chairman of japanese car giant miss out as arrives in lebanon saying he's a scaped in justice and political persecution in japan carlos ghosn was arrested in tokyo of allegations of financial misconduct that he denies that al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for a truck bomb attack in the somali capital that killed at least 80 people the armed groups as the saturday's attack targeted a convoy of somali and to his forces those are the headlines the news continues after the stream next. what happens when comes for a new life a brood idea railed by committing serious crimes from drug trafficking term obree to. what it is i don't remember how many times it stopped the way her boyfriend spoke to me and even her al-jazeera world goes inside an italian prison meeting men and women from north africa who left home only to face life behind bars double exile on al-jazeera. and the ok and

this was recognition of a man who's only been in office for 20 months prime minister ahmed ali praised for changing a few appearing that time releasing pharisees of political prisoners and putting the country on a more open policy but the committee that gives the award was determined to make one thing clear to the new leader of the country that in the past has been led by kings strong men and dictators by awarding you the nobel peace prize we were not expressing an opinion on how or if you should lead the e.c. o.p.m. people in the future the leadership of ethiopia and its political platform must be decided by its c.e.o. people and the ethiopian people alone she said prime minister was the main architects of the peace with their a track and this was not a joint award it was still more work to be done between the 2 countries at present this work seems to be at a standstill. it is the hope of the new we've been nobel committee that your previous achievements coupled with the added encouragement of the peace prize will spur the parties to further implementation of the peace treaties. but a

and then there's a problem with ahmed's 123 it's leaking water but it's not a cracked hose it's something much worse the thermostat housing is corroded the surface all eaten away what's needed is a new part but that cost several $100.00 drams or he can try the garage across the street. what follows is an introduction to moroccan improvise ation involving advanced aluminum welding the welding wire comes from an old alternator housing and it's all done freehand. after a few minutes the corroded hose connectors are welded. to the ground off the excess material. thank you. now they only need to put together a seal and the thermostat housing can be reinstalled. the entire repair takes half an hour and cost around $6.00 euros. comments mercedes is good to go. in morocco a lot of people live with all the receipts and make a living off them but if the all forwards have their way that won't be the case for much longer by other countries peraino is fighting air pollution the state pays taxes drivers half of the purchase price if they buy a new car even so most cannot afford to replace their vehicle

also drives a diesel the fuel is cheaper than gasoline or morocco and ahmed white shark uses around 8 leaders per 100 kilometers that's hardly any worse than a new car. those of. us you do what you i looked at some new colors but i didn't like them. compared to mercedes reliability is downright ridiculous. in the mercedes you can drive even 2 or 3000 kilometers without worrying about whether you'll break down in the desert or somewhere. of that. you'll always get where you're going. all the poor soul. hard to believe if you take a closer look at other myths car it is after all 36 years old. and it does not know how many kilometers it's clicked the a daw matter is broken. by the. time i'm. not. and we see him on the lookout for spare parts. the. replacement spit on litter perhaps larby article can help his parts warehouse has nearly everything especially for the t. 40 diesel the most common model here but every year it gets harder to find used parts 10 years from now larby says there won't be any more. he can still get a lot of parts from europe from cars that have been in accidents or

saudi consul general in istanbul where of course ashaji was murdered former deputy intelligence chief ahmed al a syria was also released due to insufficient evidence 3 other people go to jail terms totaling 24 years i should use murder sparked international condemnation the kingdom denied links to the hit squad killing but some of the team did work for the saudi crown prince and to ship out reports. 14 months after jamal khashoggi was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where his fiance ha t.j. genghis waited for hours before calling for help a saudi court has issued a verdict us not to mask images a video of the criminal court in riyadh has issued a preliminary sentence against 11 of the accused individuals and it is as follows the death penalty for 5 and they are those who directed but dissipated in his killing may he rest in peace. but senior saudis with close connections to the royal court have been cleared the court ruled there was no proven involvement of saudi tani in the murder he was advisor to crown prince mohammed bin summoned before his sacking soon after kill