apparent effort to stop speculation about the results twenty one candidates vying for the top office sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered an investigation into anti-government protests that began nearly two weeks ago it comes as security forces again used tear gas and live fire to disperse crowds in the capital. at least five people have been killed and dozens of others are missing after heavy rain triggered a landslide in indonesia the mud buried thirty houses in the village of sanaa has me in west java seasonal rains have caused dozens of landslides and widespread flooding in recent days york has become the latest major city to welcome two thousand and ninety. of these great pouring rain to prime time square for a string of stop performing says there was a somber note to the festivities the organizers paying tribute to the freedom of the press. those headlines got more news here on al-jazeera right after the crusades an arab perspective. luck. let. alone. lucky lucky lucky . the year eleven twenty seven. i made the deans indeed. becomes governor of mosul in northern iraq. its forme

in sudan the death of a doctor or a child killed in ongoing confrontations between police and protesters triggered a overnight sit in by hundreds of thousands of people hundreds of. hospital the capital khartoum three people died on thursday when thousands marched in cities across the country for yet another day of anti-government demonstrations. gas to disperse the crowds. least forty people have been killed since the unrest began a month ago. val is live for us in khartoum and. of anger over these deaths over night. in the right the police have issued a statement or so acknowledging the deaths of the. he was among the protestant yesterday and according to my sources our sources and some some of the people who want to do the protests would not. suit our police but it was not intended and those where we need to move on to the government has acted according to the low end of the it is not part of the mission to protest and sit in the city because of the slant the news of the death of a child or a fourteen year old child was professes one goes from yesterday's happy use of us who might hav

news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes reports of beatings against activists in sudan as protests gain more momentum. zimbabwe's human rights commission accuses police brutality during anti-government protests the president wants a national dialogue. tension in venezuela some soldiers question the president's legitimacy and call for an uprising. and for you to strike a christian or an elbow or sets of plead guilty to tax fraud in a spanish court when al gore will have to pay a fine of more than twenty million dollars. although sources have told edges in a sudanese activists are being arrested and beaten by police more protests are expected in the next few hours with growing anger over the government's crackdown on recent demonstrations sudan's president omar al bashir is expected to arrive in qatar later on tuesday thousands rallied. to the death of a student protester twenty four year old trainee engineer died of his wounds off day he was shot during protests on thursday the opposition says forty seven people have now been killed since demonstrations began last month

the vice president of sudan's main opposition party has been arrested and then let go it happened hours after the intelligence chief ordered the release of protesters who'd been detained some of those who are behind bars say they were physically abused by security forces even more than reports of khartoum in the safety of her home stara which is not her real name recounts the details of what happened to her nearly two weeks ago she says she was taking part in anti-government protests in her tombs eastern district of butchery when security forces started firing tear gas and live ammunition which forced her and more than twenty others to seek shelter in a home. armed men broke the door and stormed into the house they treated us like war criminals not like unarmed protesters they arrested us and told us to walk in front of us as we walked the men started touching the girls including me on our private parts and called us demeaning names they took us to an open square. and some were brutally beating the boys. anti-government demonstrations started in mid december over rising bread prices the

two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan split in our state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs their war is destroyed or most of the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer. almost always including mother cutlass bottles of stewart living in the presence of who you know vision of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed. the runner up in the democratic republic of congo's presidential election goes to the country's top court to demand a recount alleging widespread electro falls. hello again i'm adrian finnigan this is al jazeera live from also coming up u.s. president donald trump is accused of concealing details of his face to face meetings with russia's leader vladimir putin. was. the toughest call for britain's prime minister to step down and for a general election with deep division in the u.k. just days before a crucial brigs at those that. it was close to meeting any. well i'm sure you. ate here three eat meat at a saudi teenager who fled from her family and feared death if she was d

for a year after khartoum accused terror training government of supporting rebel groups in sudan both countries deployed troops to the eastern border town of course during the dispute the announcement comes at a time of growing protests demanding president bashir steps down a little bit. on this day we salute our fellow brothers in eritrea the president government and the people from this spot in qatar i announce that our border without a trailer is now open the eritreans are our fellow brothers and we are on the same boat it is true that politics can tear us apart we have more than politics that brings us together our historical relations territorial proximity and blood but. on the home of violence has more from khartoum president obama seems to be sending two messages one of them is to the region he has been egypt over the last few days and immediately after that visit we see him open the border with thirty three or one of the countries that have sided with egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and behind in the blockade.

more than a decade president even duke a says the perpetrators will not go unpunished activists in sudan say to people have been killed in confrontations between police and protesters thousands of people marched across several cities for yet another day of anti-government demonstrations they've been demanding the resignation of president omar al bashir but he is blaming the protests on foreign agents the african union has called on the democratic republic of congo to suspend the declaration a final election results planned for friday saying they are a serious doubts over the vote using presidential candidate marks and failure lou has filed a court challenge demanding a recount of last month's ballot he insists he won sixty one percent of the voters those are the headlines join me here for more news after part two of what this. going to. see it me or how many. have no one else just think it was one. of the things we. didn't know. because here we. will never go until. she looked at you in the book. we looked at the gift of a. bit of research and. know when to see the book. is not an easy t

mission of the government for president omar bashir to leave power after thirty years of rule in sudan for the moment when we leave it there of course and fall over and says you through that i think you know despite saddam's problems it's hosting rival leaders from central african republic for talks the country's been in the grip of crisis since twenty thirty when rebel fighters took over the capitol as well this is fourteen month old john dulled by hunger in a diet of boiled leaves john and the others now face death while rebel groups and muslims and christians fight each other children in the central african republic are suffering. the united nations fears the worst is yet to come the central african republic still didn't have been abandoned for too long they need attention they need it now they need it in the long run so that they can have a future they can look forward to that they can as i get. gunshots inside the parliament last october politicians continue to fuel hatred pitting christians against muslims twelve thousand un peacekeeping troops trying in vain to end the sectarian

people born in sudan make up zero point one percent of victoria's population but account for one percent of the state's alleged criminal offenders. young sudanese males are overrepresented insertion violent crimes allegedly committing close to ten percent of aggravated robbery in terms of numbers overall numbers for that hard crime. high impact crime the numbers are quite small when you look at youth crime in particular we have the second lowest crime rate in a stronger productivity commission measures victoria now as the most fearful state in the nation why are people feeling so scared if crime is dropping yeah i think that's really interesting when i was certainly you know one of the one of the things the victoria police and the cumi really need to focus on. to people have to be a scythe i have to feel saif so there's a lot of perception issues i think that we need to deal with as well. are all the bodies brought aboard. the. nineteen year old a dean came to australia from south sudan with his brother when he was just three. he's not seen his mom or dad since. i had to grow up myself a

findings published for two thousand and eighteen the bottom five countries all burundi child south sudan some traffic republican measure or of those on africa why is the us. well again it might be tending to say there is an african syndrome here but i would not advocate that i think each one of these countries is facing challenges central african republic essentially strife conflict and the falling apart of many of the structures that actually would sustain development in a country such as chad we have first of all the challenge that it is a vast country to this day central government services in education and health don't even reach a significant part of the population so we are essentially dealing with countries that either are still a very early stage of putting the basic infrastructure human but also into the services access to electricity health education in place and then you have countries that are really falling apart again over civil strife conflict or wars and unfortunately. a significant number of those countries still are falling on the african continent joseph is going to be

sudan's security chief has ordered the release of people detained during weeks of anti-government demonstrations but vats failed to dampen protests calling for an end to the thirty year rule of president and well bashir dozens of died in clashes with police since demonstrations began in december. five people have been arrested in connection with friday's dam collapse at a mine in southeast brazil eighty four people are confirmed dead nearly three hundred still missing. a man from honduras has become the first asylum seekers to be sent back to mexico under new measures in force by the u.s. government at the so-called remain in mexico policy requires some asylum seekers to return across the border instead of waiting in the u. s. . there's a lot more news coming up right after in search of putin's russia. russians are famous of their cultural legacy music ballet literature art but can tradition and conservatives if a source of stick nation and authoritarian rule. live long between the state and culture of russia has always been strong too strong for some perhaps. one post said that patrice taken so

sudan's president omar bashir rally his supporters in khartoum as countrywide protests to bring him down continue. live from london also coming up u.s. president donald trump calls illegal immigration a humanitarian crisis as he demands funding for the border war the democrats accuse him of fear mongering. the u.n. . security council on his latest efforts to end the four year war as the continuing violence puts millions of yemenis on the brink of famine. and from flexible t.v. screens to intelligent devices we check out what's on offer at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. and demonstrations across support of and against president bashir in the city of hundreds marched to the national parliament to deliver a note demanding russia's resignation and he's used tear gas to disperse them before they could deliver their message anti-government protest began of three weeks ago over the rising cost of food and few that bashar remains defiant he addressed hundreds of his supporters in the capital khartoum and rejected calls to step down that you know. we are all together hand in hand joi

thousands have been demonstrating in sudan demanding president almighty bashir step down now twenty two different opposition parties are also calling on the president to resign. the government needs to end its real and step times that we need to form a provisional council and a transitional government that will run this new stage to prepare us for the new elections. the opposition groups say they will submit a memo with their demands to the president on wednesday in a further set back for the government and the opposition party has announced it's withdrawing from the cabinet will. we realize the consequences of the current events and we are proud of our historic stand being in the thick of it therefore we decided within our political bureau to withdraw any representation we have in any official post. the crisis started two weeks ago with protest in the city of overbred shortages and rising prices that's going to spread to other parts of the country and turned into demonstrations calling on president and bashir to end his twenty nine year rule amnesty international says at least thirty s

we moved to sudan now the leader of the largest opposition party there is called on the government about a mass protest and relinquish power sadik de addressed hundreds of supporters at a mosque in khartoum human rights groups say more than forty protestors have been killed since demonstrations began last month rally started out as protests against rising food prices but have developed into an uprising calling for the end of president tomorrow bashir is a thirty year rule. of thumb of a larger show to. the demands of the government is to be replaced by a national government whose job is to achieve comprehensive peace freedom and human rights and the committed to emergency economic program to lift the suffering of the people. in isolation special rapporteur on myanmar has called for the head of the military to be charged with genocide against their anger yang he leave also criticized myanmar for failing to turn around its poor human rights record saying the government has only consolidated what the military regime did in previous years . it is clear to me that under the two thousand and e

and this period of discontent in sudan looks set to continue. dorsetshire bari al-jazeera. morgan has been out near the latest protest and sent us this update. i'm back to bristol with the leaders of the protesters and once again we see hundreds of people coming out to protest saying that the police used live ammunition and tear gas to approach to try to kill themselves and protest you know speak a little bit on the shop you know we see people saying that they've had enough of this the fact that they come up peace with the fact that they believe that and you feel that they're met with force it's very frustrating for them to say they're just trying to avoid their demands that president omar of the should step down that they want to very decent lives we've talked to before yesterday talk to people to get to this day that all they want is for their demands to be heard all they want is for him to step down and handle part of interim council now these words are going on for a month three people were killed yesterday two of them from the area where i am right now and people are s

has been concerned for many years about the state of sudan and he has been trying to bring change to the voice of all the sudanese are really crying for freedom for peace and for justice. no ruler should be in control for thirty years so i'm really calling now for omar al bashir to step down. is a dictator that has been exploiting and oppressing the people for for many years nigeria's anti trafficking agency has found at least twenty thousand missing women in southern mali many had been sold as sex slaves and gold mining camps they were being kept in appalling conditions in some cases as many as one hundred fifty girls were crammed into just one hot agency believes they could be others in neighboring countries as well it plans to go to ghana and senegal next. this girls where exploited by virtue of their born rehabilitate from me grew up communities in various parts of nigeria six different states to be precise and tricked into going into mali giving the impression of doing going to be getting jobs in the hotels and the usual story some of them are actually we're actually up doctored

and this period of discontent in sudan looks set to continue the. door such a bari al-jazeera. al-jazeera as have a morgan has been out and the latest protest and sent through this update. i'm back to bristol with the leaders of the protesters and once again we see hundreds of people coming out to protest saying that the police used live ammunition and tear gas to approach to try to kill themselves to protest you know speak a little bit on a shop you know we see people saying that they've had enough of this the fact that they come up peace with the fact that they've left and you feel that they're met with force it's very frustrating for them to say they're just trying to avoid their demands that president omar of the trees step down that they want to very decent lives to talk to people yes to talk to people to get to this day that all they want is for their demands to be heard all they want is for him to step down and handle part of interim council now these words are going on for a month three people were killed yesterday two of them from the area where i am right now and peop

by professionals of sudan does that give this protest more power. well yes i mean let's realize that at this point it's seems to be every level of sudanese communities we're looking at people who have been facing economic crisis lower class lower income people who are also looking at people from middle class people who are well off there are protesting because it's going from the economy and our people are protesting the government itself it's not just about the fact that the country is facing high prices and inflation they think it's the way the country is governed the fact that they can't express themselves freely you know journalists are being evil can't come out and just express we've seen teachers yesterday just holding banners and being detained and beaten and arrested just because of that so it's not just about the fact that things are expensive in the market but there is no fuel this thing has quickly escalated from the economy to now the government and the fact there is so many restraints that the government is imposing so many restrictions

nineteen year old dean came to australia from south sudan with his brother when he was just three. he's not seen his mom or dad since. i had to grow up myself and i had to learn how to become a memo soft. stuff. you know go out. and i will support the point. he has a photo of his mom on his phone screensaver and dreams of going to visit her in south sudan. our government there is here for what i want to do for. the living in the hallways of the city. and deems friend arrow has five brothers and sisters he says his mum is worried for him. doesn't even know what i think anymore like i can tell holder things in the world but she's a stay at home mom or she does believe what the news says. she also looks at us like whoa these kids are out of control she can't even trust me because whatever i say you know channel seven will say otherwise for through the streets so it's like she doesn't know what to say. a demon arrow have started a music label called sixty six records arrow is one of the managers and dean an aspiring rapper. six records with the firsts well we think the first black own

more into government protests are expected in sudan on saturday on friday the leader of the largest opposition party called on president. to balance of people's demands and give up power rights groups say more than forty protesters have been killed since the demonstrations began last month. the demands of the government to step down and be replaced by a national interest government has to achieve comprehensive peace freedom and human rights and implemented emergency economic program to lift the suffering of the people. hundred thirteen people were detained in egypt last year for criticizing the government that's according to amnesty international which says they were peaceful expressing their views obviously also says critics are often sent to solitary confinement or are effectively abducted the rights group warns it's now the most dangerous time in each its recent history to speak out against the government that has been the response from the egyptian government that regularly dismisses allegations of rights violations hussein bomi is internationals egypt research and he says a huge variety o

what is it like being in sudan right now how are the protests impacting everyday life. i have a process now it's becoming a way of clients. it's talk to one month ago on the economic crisis it was pretty good that this is done but now that people are demanding for the government and the ruling party activists down. are marching peacefully but how about the government are you being forced again with lies i mean issues. rubber bullets tear gas not hundreds of people have me paying for should go the lot thing some lasting disabilities so far more than fifty people have been killed being actual different from here i would like to extend my heart still come down and pull out the dogs and how many of our few who pay the highest prize for our freedom but they will also the underdog i meant to call to use the i fear justice and freedom people so it's like i will actually be mounted on. a way of living and i think that is echoed here in this tweet from has them had some and then he says there are nine demonstrations and several neighborhoods of the capital khartoum and a complet

conflict searching for his brother why concern is growing among families of protesters detained in sudan and in sports naomi are soccer makes it to grand slam titles and by winning the australian open details coming up later in the program. to brazil now rescue workers in the southeast have digging through mud and debris looking for hundreds of people still missing after a mining dam burst on friday it happened near the town of virginia in the southeastern state of maine. thirty four people are confirmed dead after more bodies were recovered state prosecutors have frozen one point three billion dollars worth of assets belonging to the mining company valley to pay for damages the country's environmental agency has already find the company sixty six million dollars well daniel as at a relief center near the former genial he sent us this report. this is the money relief center on the outskirts of the town though. the closest town to the birth. of the mines people have come here to get food to get medicine to get relief supplies but also to look for it to look for answers to the whereabouts

it come from eritrea sudan and other subsaharan countries it was cape war an economic hardship. but the israeli government caused the fifty thousand migrants who crossed into the country through egypt infiltrators the foreigners may not be legally deported the government refuses to grant them refugee status. meanwhile a new generation of migrant children is growing up with being educated in israel their hope to be granted a secure place in a country built by refugees. we feel that these children are being taken care of we know what's going on with them we see them twenty four seven we know where they go when they come back we take care of all their needs once they are eighteen and to go outside. to the real world we say it's a jungle for them. when they first came here you start to ask about the army can they go to army when they finish with santa and we explain and it's not possible because you know it's complicated in israel and miscarriage of someone who's defending us but after a year i stopped hearing them you know asking for it. you know how's it going and when is it going

thousands of rallied in sudan after the announcement of the student protest that had died of his wounds he was shot so alongside a doctor on thursday the opposition says forty seven people have been killed during a month of protests and that more than one hundred cities have taken part reports now from khartoum. the home of dr. has seen a constant stream of mourners since he was shot dead during an anti-government protest on thursday his house has also become a meeting place for supporters and sympathizers. of my five children he's my only son he never had a problem with anyone but he was always wanting to help those in need. three of the sisters are doctors they say he was shot by members of the security forces are to makeshift clinic that he set up in the capital. the family showed us a photo of a man in civilian clothes pointing a gun to words the house while their brother was teaching the wounded. those sorts of video of a shooting nearby on the same time at least two protesters were wounded. was a colleague try to rescue the doctor who was shot. yes i remember. the word that the pe

wife of an activist arrested in sudan is pleading for the government to release her husband sudanese american and other one of the was detained by security agents we could go in the capital khartoum his wife nancy told our jazeera that he was preparing to take part in a demonstration the next day. thailand's king has issued a royal decree endorsing the first general elections since a military coup in twenty fourteen elections will be held on march the twenty fourth voting has been delayed several times by the military which has clamped down on dissent and free speech. a car bomb has exploded in the northern syrian city of a free and it happened near a base for a rebel group that's backed by turkey. is with the free syrian army at least three of its fighters were killed turkish president isn't over there one is in moscow for talks on syria with his russian counterpart vladimir putin they are trying to find common ground despite backing opposing sides in the conflict thousands are expected to protest in venezuela for a second day against president decus madeira u.s. vice president mike

cut is a mistake to mean but hamilton says he supports sudan's unity and stability as he met sudan's president omar al bashir here in doha the president's visit comes during the longest anti-government protests of his time in office bashir facing nearly daily demonstrations calling for an end to his thirty year rule. sudan's foreign minister mean model said that the purges weren't a focus of discussion for omar bashir and shift to me that would be and it's important to point out that the visit by president bashir to qatar comes in a much wider and complex. than passing crises personally i've been a party in the organization of this visit from an early stage way before this crisis regardless of this i can tell anyone who is wondering about the timing up this visited it is not extraordinary for one to seek a dialogue with friends and brothers when there is a crisis or economic pressures to find solutions to these crises thailand's kings issued a royal decree endorsing the first general election since a twenty fourteen military coup their actions will happen on march twenty fourth votin

on tuesday sudan's intelligence chief announced that arrested will be really the.

sudan's president tries to stem the tide of protests with another appeal to the people. and the evidence the announced pullout of u.s. troops from syria has intensified the fighting there. the new speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi has hailed a new door in as a democratic party took control of the lower house of congress pelosi welcome to the most diverse group of representatives in american history with more women elected than ever before but she says working with the republicans who still control the senate will not be easy she has a valid to keep presidency in check its first mission is to end the partial government shutdown which is now in its third day. our nation is in a storage moment two months ago the american people spoke and demanded a new dawn they called upon the beauty of our constitution our system of checks and balances that protects our democracy remembering that the legislative branch is article one the first branch of government co-equal to the presidency and to the judiciary. for more on this let's cross live to al-jazeera as ro

the attack police clashed with mourners at the funeral of a man killed in anti-government protests in sudan's capital khartoum activists say at least fifty people have died since demonstrations calling for the president omar al bashir to resign began last month the democratic republic of congo is rejecting the african union's call to suspend the announcement of the final presidential election results provisional results which declared opposition leader felix to the winner of being challenged in court by his opposition rival latin. they now with all their lands are back with more news after one zero one east. to be a child is to be innocent and carefree but it comes to an abrupt end with the burden of younger children. with a mother behind bars four siblings must spend for each other and decide whether to stick together. with the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the war a witness documentary on al-jazeera. north korea has one of the poorest economies in the world crippled by global sanctions there's barely enough money to go around at least officiall

attacks on unarmed protesters sudan's government lawyer is promising to investigate . we will be looking into the death. courage protests and urge people who have information to come forward and presented to us so we can conclude what happened and how people have been killed we'll also look into those injured and those who had their property destroyed in the demonstrations but she remains wanted by the international criminal court for work rhymes and crimes against humanity in the western region of darfur some analysts say the biggest challenge he's yet faced at home has the potential to end his rule. this movement will be successful in changing the regime is true that the government doesn't see that but it can happen that can happen through a new political party taking over the ruling party sidestepping the shia and bringing someone else in his place but one thing we can be sure of is that saddam before the nineteenth of december is not the same saddam post ninety eight december when the protests started bashir has promised economic reforms but as protests continue in

from northern syria they agreed on the need for a negotiated settlement and joint action against isis sudan's president omar and bashir remains defiant in the face of continued anti-government protests he blamed foreign infiltrators for violence that's killed dozens of people the protests began a month ago over rising living costs and of since widened to call for the end of the sheers thirty year rule. the somalian government is warning of a major offensive against the armed groups. the announcement comes two days after the u.s. military said it carried out an airstrike killing fifty two fighters millions of people in the southern philippines are voting on a plan to give great autonomy to the mainly muslim region of mindanao it's part of a deal between separatists and the government to end a four decade conflict china's announced this week its growth in nearly three decades the world's second biggest economy expanded by six point six percent last year slowing global demand and the trade war with the us are being blamed a libyan photojournalist has been killed by shelling near tripoli thirty f

this hour including searching for their loved ones the families of protesters protesters arrested in sudan who are increasingly worried about what's happened to them the hard won peace agreement in northern ireland comes under threat from dissident republicans and the ongoing wrecks and uncertainty plus in sports peter peter will be here with the story of the dream doubles debut tournament at the australian. hello storms of once again been battering turkey we've had a report of a tornado and then tell you and this is the reason for this circulating low but not all the energy is disappearing from now the rain is easing and so is the picture for sunday will be a little bit of rain still to come for cyprus in the sun and turkey but otherwise things are much quieter all the way back to the alps where the next system is on its way in single figures you'll notice but not particularly cold really so it's raining at least at first fellow levels for the whole lot between sunday and monday is pushing down across central europe into austrian hungary and played a lot of wet stone at the time she's the

at least three people have been killed and more in the government demonstrations in sudan protests as angry about rising food prices and the unstable economy they want president omar al bashir to step down but he remains defiant morgan is our correspondent in the seventies capital. was there. for three weeks now this has been the scene in many parts of sudan people coming out to protest against president obama to bashir is twenty nine year rule and demanding that he step down. or work out of whether we are under a dictatorship for thirty years they have used religion to stand power now is the right time for people to come out and protest you can see them firing tear gas you could even be a weird agent we citizens just want our rights to eat and drink and live with dignity like anyone else in the world. on wednesday thousands came out once again to protest in amman as they attempted to make their with deliberately diverse templi to handle memo demanding that the president resign was was the police responded using tear gas was an live ammunition to disperse the crowd. as seen different

promises over and over again now let's step back and see what three weeks of protests have done to sudan major major educational institutes have been closed down social media platforms like twitter facebook and whatsapp have been blocked by the government so the people cannot call for protests that is still happening despite the government shutdown of social media so people are saying that they will continue to protest amnesty international says at least thirty seven people have been killed but the government is the beating that figure and says only nineteen have been killed and several have been injured in the protest but people have been very defiant they say they will continue to protest this if they will continue to demand that the president step down and the president says he's also going to be very determined to stay in power until elections in twenty twenty so it's not clear where this would end and how long it would go on for but what what is a fact is that president bashir has never had to face like the protesters long before he has faced protests during his rule yes but never f

people born in sudan. make up zero point one percent of victoria's population but account for one percent of the state's alleged criminal offenders. young sudanese miles are overrepresented insertion violent crimes allegedly committing close to ten percent of aggravated robbery in terms of numbers overall numbers for that hard crime. high impact crime the numbers are quite small when you look at youth crime in particular we have the second lowest crime rate in this trial productivity commission measures victoria now as the most fearful state in the nation why are people feeling so scared if crime is dropping yeah i think that's a really interesting one and certainly you know one of the one of the things the victoria police and the cumi really need to focus on. to people have to base scythe i have to feel saif so there's a lot of perception issues i think that we need to deal with as well. brought aboard a. nineteen year old a dean came to australia from south sudan with his.

sudan's president omar al bashir says the greatest against him of being whipped up by foreign enemies and international sanctions is under pressure to implement reforms as he tries to overcome opposition to his rule. and u.s. president donald trump's described syria's war as nothing but signed and death while defending his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from the country the president still hasn't provided a timetable for the military as it is now just last month. by let's go back to our top story and that is of course the laces on the. we can now speak to abraham fire in the same c. a professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute for graduate studies he's with us nile festival the announcement coming. from saudi state media that the judicial process is underway we presume in riyadh how much faith should we have in that given that we can't see any pictures nobody is there to witness it i mean can we believe that this actually started well first of all we don't know with of this is happening or not we our only source here the state media. there is obviously serious credibilit

more protests against sudan's president omar beshear as he rally supporters in the capital. watching all jazeera life from a headquarters in doha i'm dead you know also ahead u.s. president donald trump calls illegal.

griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common in an attempt to preserve a shaky cease fire sudan security chief has ordered the release of people detained during weeks of anti-government protests but that's failed to dampen demonstrations calling for an end to the thirty year rule of president omar al bashir and head of u.s. intelligence says north korea is unlikely to give up all its nuclear weapons the assessment of the odds with donald trump who is planning a second summit with kim jong il of all those are the headlines the news continues after science in a golden age stage of dance watching by fire. from sunrise to sunset across asia. the pacific explore untold fascinating stories one on one east on. modern high tech advances in medicine and health are of course the result of many centuries of development research and experimentation much of which took place in the islam that quote between the ninth and fourteenth centuries a golden age of saw it during this time scholars in the islamic world made huge contributions to medicine and created a body of knowledge that was tremend

sudan's president rallies supporters against protesters declaring a massive new push to bring him down. and this is also coming up. and thousands more lives will be lost if we don't act right now president has appealed to fear not facts uses a televised address to demand money for his mexico border war as democrats accuse him of holding americans hostage. the taliban calls off told with the u.s. prompting afghan and pakistani officials to consider the next move. north korean leader kim jong un wraps up a visit to china a day ahead of schedule. so sudan's president omar al bashir is addressing a pro-government rally in the capital khartoum trying to counter mass protests against his rule and the demonstrations has spread across sudan since mid december and began over the rising cost of food and fuel and government corruption payments meanwhile are organizing what they say will be another massive push for to resign let's bring now to the moment he joins us live from called team and pro-government rally ongoing right now and the president keen to demonstrate the support that he has. yes n

more protests are being held in sudan the latest about the growing demands for the president to go religious in the northern region of mass chanted for the end of president bush's thirty year rule activists say at least fifty people are being killed and hundreds injured or arrested since the civil unrest began over the rising price of bread. yemen's warring sides of film to reach an agreement during talks in jordan who the rebels and the yemeni government have been negotiating in a month over a prisoner swap deal that was agreed in sweden last month both parties have accused each other of lying and hiding crucial information about detaining. yellow verse protesters are staging their tenth straight weekend of rallies in france this is the scene right now in paris protests began in late november over higher fuel taxes which were subsequently scrapped and have since morphed into a pool to reverse its present. december's protests brought some of the worst violence either on paris's streets for decades rioters cars and damaged shops and businesses. colombia's president is calling on cuba to hand

to trying to counter mass protests against him that shows a fusing step down and continues to blame sudan's economic problems on gears of international sanctions. today is the for pro-government rally that has been organized since protests against president obama bashir and his rule broke out three weeks ago now the people have been mobilized by the ruling party and the government and they say that they want to show the world that the president is not on one side as people have been demonstrating against him over the past two weeks but there is also another government rally that is being organized today and people say that they will try to proceed on to the national display to assembly to submit a memo saying that they want the government to step down in an interim council be formed and still elections are held now the president has repeated over and over again including today and said that he's not going to step down he said if people want him to basically hand over power to a new government that has to happen after twenty twenty one elections are held people are saying that they will cont

reports of protests taking place in at least three major cities in the interior these include port sudan and then he got out of an important development also is that a larger than ever before we have reports of protests in smaller villages in the in the far flung parts of the country so by far we can say that this is the biggest turnout of protesters across the country since the beginning of this movement that started more than a month ago. just a carry there has been sworn in as the new president of the democratic republic of congo takes office after last month's bitterly disputed election for me the miller reports we can shasta. was arriving at the palace of the nation to be sworn into office felix to secure the city to become the democratic republic of congo's fifth president since independence from belgium in the one nine hundred sixty s. but for many congolese the ceremony matters deeply in a country having dealt with decades of conflict and violence it's the first peaceful handover of power since independence and a symbol of change after eighteen years of rule under joseph kabila.

also coming up the rights groups condemned sudan's government for attacking anti-government protesters receiving treatment to hospital. u.s. president donald trump visits the border with mexico to make a case for funding to build a steel barrier. iran high on the agenda as u.s. secretary of state might bump a heads to bahrain the first gulf stop in his middle east. so many miles high court has rejected the appeal of two reuters journalists who were arrested while investigating the killing of ten muslim or hindu men in rakhine state in two thousand and seventeen the court has maintained the seven year prison sentence handed down to well known in charge. the pair maintained their innocent i'm a frame by police let's go straight to scott height limits following the story from bangkok scott tell us the latest nic well yeah this all came down within just the last hour or so and a sense of what the court said the high court and yangon said that they're up holding the ruling they rejected this appeal saying that there was enough evidence that they were innocent in this and they also went on t

calls for restraint from security forces in sudan after a third in antigovernment protests. leading rights groups damning assessments of the saudi government after the matter of janis jamal khashoggi. and their catcher a driver comes out on top and if he is a rally in bahrain we'll have more on the federation. u.s. president donald trump has hit back at his political rival and house speaker nancy pelosi has postponed her upcoming trip to brussels afghanistan and egypt saying she should stay for negotiations on the government shutdown pelosi earlier suggested trump delay his planned state of the union address if the impasse doesn't end this week the political deadlock between trump and the democrats over his proposed border wall is now in its twenty seventh day there have been large cheers at major airports across the u.s. cheers in the absence of security stuff trumps approval ratings have also taken a hit of this senseless shutdown is inflicting great pain and every part of our country every day the impact spread impacts spread reaching the lives of hardworking americans th

to war people are killed in the latest anti-government protests and sudan the united nations and they call proper straight plus less of this more of that scientists come up with an ideal diet for the health of people and the planet. or as president donald shop space is the new battleground trump says he wants to explore space based weaponry that could shoot down enemy missiles he made the announcement while unveiling a new defense strategy but as kadek patty culhane that is support in the pentagon costs in technology could it breaks on trump space mission for decades american presidents have dreamed of creating the missile shield over america from ronald reagan's star wars you have to today u.s. president donald trump promising a full scale modernization of the military's missile defense systems but he's taking it further literally into space we will recognize that space is a new world striding domain. with the space force leading the way. my upcoming budget will invest in a space based missile defense layer its new technology it's ultimately going to be a very very big part of our de

at least three people have been killed in more anti-government demonstrations in sudan protesters are angry about rising prices and the unstable economy they want president to step down even morgan has. was. for three weeks now this has been the scene in many parts of sudan people coming out to protest against president obama to bashir is twenty nine year rule and demanding that he step down. or what are you rather we are under a dictatorship for thirty years they have used religion to stand power now is the right time for people to come out and protest you can see them firing tear gas you could even be a weird agent we citizens just want our rights to eat and drink and live with dignity like anyone else in the world. on wednesday thousands came out once again to protest in on demand as they attempted to make their with religiously diverse templi to handle demanding that the president resign i was the police responded to using tear gas i was in life in mission to disperse the crowd. as seen different than the one in the capital khartoum where the first pro-government rally was held si

the protests are now in their third week with more to come in the days ahead sudan's government says eight hundred fifteen people have been arrested since the protests began but opposition groups and activists say that number is well over a thousand the opposition also says security forces are intimidating people and journalists the news of the demonstrations from spreading the government says nineteen people were killed in the protests but amnesty international says the number was nearly forty in the first week alone the head of the police says his forces did nothing wrong that's out of. work as. the incidents and violence are caused by those who want to destroy and loot and those who have alternative agendas for used weapons and burnt institutions and instigated people to protest against the nation the place of handled the protesters with the highest level of professionalism and self restraint. demonstrators say they will continue to protest against president bashir this room the government says it will remain in power more lives are expected to be lost and even more are expected t

sudan's president omar bashir rallies supporters in khartoum as countrywide protests to bring him down continue. live from london also coming up u.s. president donald trump calls illegal immigration a humanity.