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for us by. event has ended sanctions on turkey saying that ankara was offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria is over and as turkish and russian troops take over territory previously patrolled by the u.s. donald trump says it's time for someone else to find his blood stained sand with a live person i'm caught in a moment for reaction out of turkey but 1st this report from our white house correspondent kimberly hold it he promised a withdrawal but on wednesday u.s. president donald trump announced that some american troops will remain in syria trump says a u.s. brokered cease fire between turkey and kurdish fighters known as the s.d.f. was a success as a result u.s. sanctions opposed on turkey earlier this month are no more so the sanctions will be lifted or less something happens that we're not happy with trump left open the possibility there could still be new sanctions and tariffs on steel exports from turkey to the united states the invitation for president ratchet tie of error to

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little just that we all come to different places but it's one that gives us bankruptcy us the ability to identify people who may live on the side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. i have very ok. here in the stream today protests in haiti have flared up yet again what can be done to move the country away from perpetual crisis we're talking about solutions for his economic woes and we want to know what suggestions you have shared them with us via twitter or in our lives. already i'm an international journalist and your industry. decides billions of foreign aid going to haiti why do citizens say that they are not seeing any benefit to the people demonstrators want change to the country to food fuel shortages lack of public services and alleged government corruption around 20 people have been killed in the current wave of protests which are in its 7th week violence between police and demonstrators have put everyday life at a standstill many businesses have been forced to close as an estimated 2

your catalan leaders have expressed concern about some of the violence saying that does not represent us in their words and also concerned that that feeds into opponents of catalan independence what's the sense that you will get in there about how controlled these protests and the possibility of violence as momentum builds. when it has to be said that the great majority of these protests have been peaceful this is the intention of of most of the people who have been attending the marches and they've been focalizing how they are against any of the violence that has been seen on the streets in these past few nights but it is problematic in the sense that the governments there have been calls from the very top of the government to civil disobedience now that echoes one of the independent dismayed which thinks that. just protesting on the streets enough that more direct action needs to take place the problem is how does civil disobedience and more direct action getting targeted by members of society who are deeply frustrated with the ongoing situation and how do they take that amongst their

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also with us we have. teddy at the center for. institutional rights in new york. on a lawsuit to compel the government to hand over f.b.i. surveillance documents the movement of black lives and finally coming to the founder and president of the muslim wellness foundation of the nonprofit focused on the mental health of american muslim communities can you lead joins us from philadelphia pennsylvania we also reached out to the f.b.i. to be part of this program to send us a comment that comment wells no comment when you start i want to start with the community people online tweeting about this after getting a chance to see it streaming here in the u.s. at least this is a tweet from someone who's handle is no child for the f.b.i. several people are turning their heads that way and we'll discuss why in a minute but they write this stock human jury shed light on a pervasive yet almost invisible manifestation of every day islamophobia and i am grateful for aasiya for validating our experiences r.c.i. of course i

every conversation he had about us i had that mike i had. i mean i agree with you and on to a certain extent but you know what i would argue is that the drug cartels in mexico are aggressive aggressive capitalist organizations and one thing that i actually been impressed by last 2 years is how they recognized the market opportunity that the synthetic fuel expansion was off so what you see yes marijuana is still around the stream for them but it's small and they have to prove themselves absolutely capable of adapting to changes in demand for drugs so i think they will quite easily replace any in any readily seems a marijuana secondly i would argue and again i'm i'm citing things that was that was that. this has to be a bilateral that when you look at the violence that's playing out in mexico yes it's domestic market to recreational drugs this grown but legalizing drugs on this side of the border is only going to be you know it's only part what has to be a huge bilateral effort if the united states doesn't start moving towards legalizing tokay

just that we all come to different places but it's one that gives us bankruptcy us the ability to identify people who may live the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. the publisher telling him he is increasing the money pregnancy some woman herself crisco from appendix b. introducing family planning interview to your culture is a challenging task on a ferry system station it comes from a man when a woman can decide for him one day and how many children she wants it should be in policy but one moves perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. hundreds of thousands take to the streets across lebanon piling on the pressure for the government to fix the economy. on time is a down this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. defense secretary banks a surprise visit to afghanistan to help revive stalled peace talks bolivians votes in an election to decide if long term leaving it will more or less to take a controversial 4th term. i buy land clashes

life they used rubber coated steel bullets they used water tanks cannons to come and try to disperse the crowd and it was only going for a while now it's got a lot of people in the government very worried about it one of the most influential shia clerics tweeted saying the government must look into exactly what went on them how these events unfolded and he he's also very interesting because his party is a crucial part of the government so he's effectively asking the government to investigate itself now we are hearing that there is concern about these protests spreading it wasn't just in baghdad it was in no sorry i mean it was in not just as well in the south so what people are very concerned about to be in the government is that these protests may develop into a nationwide movement now on the social media people have been sharing the videos from the scene itself it's clear that the violence was significantly more significant than we've seen in a few years here in baghdad what happens next remains to be seen but they're all calls already well more people to come out on the streets in

the shelling isn't scaring us as 2 or 3 days but the sleeper cells in the escaped us will fight as a war skip people. refugees also expressed concern that eisel fighters might end up slipping into iraq iraqi security sources say there are 3500 eisel fighters with iraqi citizenship and telling them look you have to be afraid because they're not finished. the kurdistan regional government security forces are stationed along a section of the border where refugees are being smuggled in it is not an official checkpoint named by name they're conducting background checks before letting them proceed deeper into northern iraq no one spoke to seemed willing to address the possibility that eisel fighters might sneak in undetected and the greater the flow of refugees the harder it may become to track people from going i don't think the thais who would manage to disappear among the aisles if so we have always security department that the speaking gold in this acidic precautions. the turkish incursion into northern syria comes at a time when many people had been living as though the war in syria w

which is build our hometown build our home and that's our us to use our action and to build. in hong kong. home as a very practical. as a concrete terms people can think of. just building your home. so destroy my policy address discussing the housing and land supply. being our hometown. passion for this piece of land. it's not just houses. and it's not just. the supplement in the policy address that is some of our measures are practical procedures this should contain our multicultural freedom open. peaceful respectful and told the renter all these values are important i believe that this is the main spirit of hong kong. in the past few months these are very serious show show that the rest have to challenge our view in. facing the incidents of recent months so i realise that being a politician using i need to be always aware of and understand the feeling of people and i also understand that even though the intention is good but we also need to be very tolerant and open minded and facing the. very important efficiency of our procedures we still need to patiently listen to all t

using all the. leverage that we have of having fought alongside syrian defense forces in the battle against isis to. facilitate their safe withdrawal but we think we. we think this is an outcome that will greatly serve the interests of. of. of the kurdish population in syria greatly serve the interest of turkey in to create the kind of long term buffer zone that will ensure peace and stability in the region mr aslaksen just want to follow up on that question what specific concessions did the turkey receive specifically i want to ask you if they brought the issue up of panic all back up and running not in the context of these negotiations when we had concluded negotiations. the topic was raised and we informed them that that was a matter for the southern district of new york in the justice department but let me say the the the concessions that the united states made have to do with the fact that. the president made it clear that if there had not been a ceasefire today there would have been. a new rou

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in the us and with it that we have to fight tribalism in ethnic politics because it's dividing us and it could create so much hatred and violence that it could cause a civil war we asked the information minister why the government are targeting for money but he would not allow us to broadcast the interview this is a touchy subject he explained after several days of protests calm has returned in most neighborhoods but not in full on the areas. this is what remains of a military outpost that was burned to the ground by protesters because it's inside a full on the neighborhood now the military has replaced it with this big white tent and they're just behind me keeping a close watch on the situation because earlier on demonstrators threw stones at them they responded by firing shots it's still very much a tense situation here this calls for dialogue by present day. susu in full each ethnic group has its political leader with its own grievances something that president alpha condé will have to address if you want to extend his stay in power and unite a population divided by politics nicho

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those are the top stories to stay with us up next trafficking. antiquities trafficking is one of the most profitable illegal trades in the world estimated to be worth several $1000000000.00 a year it ranks off to illegal drugs precious objects plundered or discovered in clandestine excavations find their way onto the official market into using your spare time galleries. the main victims the pillage nations are now demanding the return of their stolen treasures for a long time these demands. blood systematic ransacking of heritage sites meticulously staged by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a global outcry and has reopened the debate with changing public opinion efforts to halt the trafficking have gained a new urgency but are nations prepared to act from berlin to beijing from rome to the syrian border an investigation into trafficking that's at the heart of an economic cultural and diplomatic war. paris february 2009 crowds flocked to the ground poly to admire the treasures contained in the private collection of eve son

s that his deal is the best thing that they have that is why he's now so urgent for us to move on and to build a new relationship with our friends in the e.u. on the basis of a new deal a deal that can heal the rift in british politics you know you. unite the warring instincts in our soul and now is the time. for this great house of commons to come together and bring the country together to do. and paul not surprisingly a stinging rebuff from jeremy corbyn he said look you know the government can't be trusted 'd. he said that labor will not back what he described as a sell out deal what more that he have to say when he said labor wouldn't be duped i mean on friday the government came out and in a bid to try and win over some labor votes some labor m.p.'s said that there would be additional protections they were issuances given on workers' rights and on environmental protection subjects which are very close to everybody's heart but particularly to the labor m.p.'s hearts there were concerns for example as jeremy corbin said that this would father starting on a race to the bottom that s

now here's something that hasn't been widely reported but it has consequences for all of us the cost of shipping crude around the world has shot up to 11 year highs after the united states blacklisted chinese ships more than 40 v.l. cc's or very large crude carriers operated by china's cosco shipping energy transportation have been blacklisted for moving sanctioned iranian oil cosco has a total of $1100.00 ships iran's oil tankers estimated to be around 54 of also been sanctions in total nearly $300.00 tankers have been black with listed including venezuela's that represents about 3 percent of the world's oil tanker fleet according to refer it if i come that set the cost of hiring a ship from $18000.00 to almost $300000.00 a day to ship crude from the u.s. gulf to asia the longest routes to ship oil now costs around $14000000.00 will add to that sanctions countries a still managing to get crude to customers by offloading at sea and switching off tracking devices who better to pick all this up with than rajat kapoor managing director of oil and gas at a.w.i. lloyd thanks for being wit

plan was there especially all it were under us and they are. by force the site let's be together on all scan he's the people's democratic party representative to the united states that's a pro kurdish opposition group in turkey he's joining us from washington d.c. thanks very much for speaking to us on the al-jazeera news hour can i 1st get your official reaction as a party as the a.t.p. party to the developments and the news that turkey has begun its military operation into northeastern syria. well this is absolutely horrific at this stage we were already seeing footage coming in from the region where there has been relentless bombing wrong the whole border civilian neighborhoods have been hit and we're already seeing very graphic videos coming of even children being affected by the bombardment and so i think the reaction right now on the feeling right now of all kurds of the more than 40000000 kurds spread across the region is one of horror that one the turkish government would do such a thing to the international community will allow for som

it is not a problem for us if syrian government forces control the areas cleared of p.k. k y p g at the end the aim is to clear the safe zone of these terror groups secure in the designated safe zone as a challenge for turkey presents are gone as expected discuss that with russia's leader vladimir putin during their planned meeting in such a next tuesday. and their due to meet again in geneva this month where a political solution to the conflict of syria is expected to be negotiated. well one of the most senior members of republican party is the latest to criticize his decision to withdraw troops from northern syria.

on that stay with us. we've got some live in the full cost for the policy of the middle east over the next couple days you can see a fair amount of cloud over towards eastern side of the region afghanistan seeing some of the cloud and rain took my stand was back to stomp to some show i was just starting to pop pop around southern parts of iran and these really will gather together bring some live down poles we are likely to see some fighting into the fall of iran as we go on through saturday around the strait of hormuz pushing a little further east was southern parts of pakistan for a time they will gradually ease a little further east which by that stage where we could see some weather just making its way out of game between this business as usual with lots of warm sunshine around 37 celsius in baghdad 38 degrees in kuwait city try and find circles a good part of the arabian peninsula but that wetter weather that we do have on the other side of the gulf might just speak just want to choose showers maybe e

honor our oath of office let us defend our democracy let us have a good vote today and have clarity clarity as to how we proceed why we proceed and again doing so in a way that honors the constitution we must honor the constitution and how we do this we must respect the institution we serve and we must heed the further words about founders it purpose you know from anyone they don't know how many or how different we would be but they knew that we needed to always be unifying so hopefully as we go forward with this the clarity of purpose a clarity of procedure. a clarity of fact a clarity of troops about the troops it's about the constitution we will do so in a way that brings people together that is healing rather than dividing and that is how we will honor those of office i urge and i vote and yield back the balance of my time. so we've been listening there to the u.s. squeaker of the house the house of representatives nancy pelosi speaking ahead of that vote on the procedure of the impeachment investigation against donald trump president trump saying that this vote is about protect

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campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspectives dominate american media coverage the part of this case you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist organization the only thing that you're going to say is what we want and if you don't say it when i go at you speak it would be very hard for ordinary americans to know that they're being deceived the occupation of the american mind on al-jazeera. the standoff in ecuador's capital of the president and says he wants bell to protest his demolished to bring back fuel subsidies. hello welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha with me and as a product also ahead the white house says it will not cooperate with what it's calling an illegitimate and pitchman to inquiry by house democrats. took it continues its military build up for an operation against.

there is such a thing as clean coal but it is only that these 2 use. the economics are very challenging when will there be another one bill i'm not good at predicting the future but we now know that we can build one on time on budget. the uncertainty hasn't stopped politicians insisting the industry is saying. we have and the war on beautiful will lean coal. even. some time consultant to begin it is skeptical clean coal has been a mirage for very many years it would be wonderful if you could actually have all the benefits of the cheapest fossil fuel and cut the carbon emissions but it turns out it's fairly expensive to do on the on the coal fired power plant that is actually takes out some of the energy that you would otherwise produce so it has real cost and of course you also have to store it securely and there's been a lots of conversations about that we've not really seen it running and we certainly haven't seen it running cheaply so again it's one of the things that we should investigate but we're not ready to do it any time soon. back in copenhag

known as helping us no one is supporting us we're giving our blood getting used is gone we have no results we want to internationalize the case because there are no results were poor we have nothing but our voice in ourselves well they have the weapons and the money and only i am an our problem is with the parliament it is them who distribute the hall among the thieves we do not want to parliamentary system we want to republican presidential system to lead us. today the iraqi people have lived 16 years under a parliamentary system that does not work all we have seen of it are wars blood fighting and looting the corrupt are passing their position to one another. let's introduce our panel now in baghdad. he is a political analyst and specialist on the modern history of iraq by skype in athens is judy it's nearing a political analyst on iraqi affairs who's watching the protests very closely and in ankara youssef. a middle east analyst thank you all for being on inside story thank you for joining us nationally in baghdad the problems facing iraqis have existed for years what exactly spock's th

you again thanks for being with us thank you. i one of the world's most indebted nations has declared an economic emergency a lack of dollars for imports of wheat oil and medicine has pushed lebanon's currency to the brink of devaluation or that could end lebanon's 2 decade long peg to the dollar the problem is the businesses buy goods from overseas in dollars and sell in lebanese pounds but lebanese banks are restricting access to foreign currency forcing many firms and individuals to resort to a growing parallel market and this is reflected in the current account deficit which means it is importing more than its exports in all living beyond its means the deficit has risen as lebanese ex-pats aren't sending as much money back home as they had in the past remittances to lebanon work revelent to 12.7 percent of g.d.p. in 2018 while the government is in talks with saudi arabia for new money the central bank has more than $50000000000.00 in currency reserves that's enough for 30 months worth of imports but if the government doesn't

thank you for joining us the u.s. has evacuated to observation posts in northeast syria and says american troops won't protect kurdish forces in the area should turkey attack them turkey has been widely expected to launch a major military offensive in the area the u.s. has also criticize european countries for being unwilling to repatch reate former eisel fighters now held there as prisoners kurdish forces control much of syria's north they say they will not hesitate to defend themselves and that the u.s. has quote stab them in the back the united nations says it has drawn up a contingency plan to offer humanitarian aid in the area. president. says turkey could no longer ignore the threat posed by fighters across the border in northern syria. should the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the area has begun following my phone conversation last night with president trump as you know we had made a decision and had always said that we may arrive one night unannounced and this decisiveness continues because we can no longer ac

live rounds they are using water cannon tankers and they are using at a gas to push these people back it's all on going on tuesday at last for about 6 or 7 hours we're expecting more and more people to try and come into the square from the surrounding neighborhoods however on tuesday we saw the protests take place in niger and we're not hearing of the protests are taking place in those areas of yet it seems to be confined to baghdad and it's a it seems to be rather spend taney is this said because as broken down so quickly and got so violent you talk there about why you've ammunition being used to control the protesters that that's going to flame the situation surely. it will inflame the situation but you ask a very good question that these protests seemingly came out of nowhere a lot of iraqis themselves are saying who are the leaders of these protest movement who all the people that are backing it is it a religious party is it a political party or is it simply angry young men who just got to the point where they want to go out in the streets social media is a big part of this it's r

joining us right now in beirut from not saddam university good to have you with us. your reaction 1st of all to to to how it is announcement what just 30 minutes ago now. when it was expected after some point days opie but i'm demonstration is spreading all over the country and a strong demand is that are mostly short and by the majority of the public are going ot so people who want to get through a court of opinion governments a massive corruption which help us escalate that i'm aggravated from 1992 that there is a presence so a combination of factors so corruption. in official government have led all of these people to go into a street and force of beslan against so sort of these i know what that under a prime minister how do you need or 'd part of the under general all at home commandos autumn is how the chosen not to use force against demonstrators or hold water never mind any except in the minimal minimal tases went to where i said there were no people who were actually and this has led to a way to spread disaffection among the old to the citizenry but the condi

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fire is holding certainly syrian rebel forces that have been participating with turkish troops telling us that he has been quiet in areas under their control around the town of tel aviv they're also saying that kurdish forces are withdrawing from an area between russell line and an area that they had control of that basically took them right up to the pulled up to that section in between certainly according to those reports movement there for there are some worrying kind of ambiguities in this agreement the turkish government want to set up a safe zone that is approximately 440 kilometers wide along the border and 30 kilometers or so deep now the s.d.f. the kurdish forces are saying that they will only withdraw their forces from areas on the contact line of this area russell line down to tel aviv which is around $100.00 or so kilometers. the s.d.f. those kurdish forces control far bigger area than that so that certainly is a concern present or the one said that he didn't have any problems with syrian the syrian army's presence in towns like commish li and co bani he said that he sole conc

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if the chief executive can use the emergency powers in this way there is nothing stopping her from using it to do other things such as prolonging the detention time and to contravene the fundamental human rights and freedom of the hong kong people you've been suspend elections so i think the high court sees the importance of this case and that is why they have taken the rare move in allowing this case to go forward within the shortest period of time to new zealand's are voting in the 2nd parliamentary election since the 2011 revolution it's seen as a test for the established parties which have been under pressure for failing to address an economic crisis a number of newly formed political groups are also campaigning. more than $100.00 people have been killed in iraq during 5 days of anti-government protests the speaker of parliament is threatening to join mass demonstrations unless protesters demands are met thousands in battle for loose in the streets for 5 straight days now demanding jobs better public services and an end to corruption north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gi

had not us this kind of look. south sudan's leader has returned to the country to meet president salva kiir both sides are expected to discuss outstanding issues just less than a month before their deadline to form a transitional government to morgan has more now from juba. opposition leader rex much higher is in south sudan for his 3rd visit since these deal was signed between him and south sudan's leader salva kiir mayardit last year in sudan's capital sort of doom now the 2 sides are expected to meet to discuss a number of outstanding issues ahead of the formation of a transitional unity government on november 12th and those issues include the number of states as well as security arrangements which the opposition leader says is vital to be completed ahead of his return to make him feel safe to come and found that transitional unity government in november. dr rick bashar is here based on an invitation from the president to meet the u.n. security council in members of the african union peace and security council

president bashar al jazeera senior political analyst joins us now from london good to have you with us so let me start with that question how do you think the rest of the world is witnessing special what happened today. well of course it depends on what you looking at but certainly a good part of the world as usual would look at a process that is peaceful and that is judicial and that is sorber within washington and admire the united states for its democracy and for its rule of law that is something that is of course envious or a medal for some who are sitting in a number of countries where the presidents do far worse than what trump may or may have not done and of course there will sit on the throne and will continue to rule for ever there are others who present the trump rub them their own way and believe me here abdullah a lot of leaders in this war the wrong way including here in europe and elsewhere those who were wrong would buy or criticized or attacked or humiliated by trump of course now look at it and be happy that you know trump now is finally facing some sort of accountabil

repetitive violations of international humanitarian law in the conduct of us still it is in the use of weapons in the treatment of detainees so syria unfortunately has been and has become an emblematic conflict where the last couple of years we're the balance between the respect in this respect has been very unfavorable in terms of the treatment of civilians the treatment of detainees. and i think we we can only hope that. in a foreseeable future we we find that least ceasefire type arrangements which give reprieve to the civilian population which has so much suffered in that syrian context particularly in because many from other parts of syria fled to it look there are 3000000 people there it looks like it might be the last the most bloody battle of the war there we've seen consistent attacks on hospitals a medical centers that can only have been carried out by the syrian government and the russians i know you don't like to talk about specifics but attacks on hospitals and medical centers is not clearly against the geneva conventions and well it's certainly not that. far and to the ex

and used it as a photo opportunity. then the turkish government strategy of leaking evidence finally brought the saudi attorney general. to turkey to coordinate the operation of his investigators. he arrived in istanbul on monday the 29th of october by private plane. he held 2 meetings with his stumbles chief public prosecutor for done after which his office made a formal statement. it said that there was no tangible outcome from these 2 meetings quote despite all our efforts and good intentions to reveal the truth about the killing of her in his country's consulate. the statement went on to say that immediately after entering the consulate the sharjah had been strangled as part of a premeditated plan and that his body had been cut up and disposed of. the public prosecutor's statement crystalized each of the 3 main countries positions. the turkish authorities stood by their story. saudi arabia continued to counter the leaks by the turkish government. and the us government continued to defend crown prince mohammed bin sa