probably more eloquently and more strategically the person from the us and for again for our viewers around the world to know is the. second the company is is apparently a very very intelligent educated man so i mean he will not to deliver a speech now the problem in all of this is that he is in a damage control mode why because the american president did not deal with the question of syria with the question of palestine with the question of saudi arabia where the question of jerusalem and with the question of syria iran and so on so forth as intelligently as prudently as diplomatically as any and any one would expect the american president now because person from pulled all these surprises in syria and the question of jerusalem with m.b.a.'s in saudi arabia and so on so forth second one player is going to step it step in and say look guys this is what the trump administration policy is will he succeed or not i'm a huge diplomatic test friend isn't it oh and thanks very much thank you. rest of

the day's news is still ahead and the british prime minister is may hold another cabinet meeting as the deadline for parliament to vote on bret's that deal gracemere. passed the former chairman of nisson makes his first court appearance since his arrest for financial misconduct. hello there many of us in china are sings in pretty heavy rain at the moment and it's not only china for you look at the satellite picture we can see that system extends from man ma and then all the way north was bringing many of us some very heavy rain and that's very unusual at this time of year if a coming we normally expect around twelve millimeters of rain in the entire month of january but just in the next twenty four hours will say we're expecting around sixty millimeters of rain that's more than you'd expect in the entire month by

quite a way that system is them working its way eastward still bringing its heavy downpours as it does so and to the north we see a fair amount of that snow out towards the west and across here actually it's quite quiet for many of us most of us are seeing some fine draw a weather not too warm for us in new delhi a maximum temperature just of nineteen but staying fine here to the north that's where there's a bit more cloud working its way towards us and for some of us in afghanistan we could see some snow as we head through thursday night here in doha it's actually going to be really quite warm for us on wednesday the winds will be feeding up from the south so twenty six degrees will be our maximum temperature they could be a little bit of fog first thing but then the system works its way across us it doesn't look like it's going to bring us any significant right it'll bring this is a change in the wind direction though so focus and windy for those day. new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have seen

a rapid decline in the migrant transport through people in power travel to explore the realities faced by the drivers left out of pocket and the migrants who are choosing to return home who would like to go back to the country where they are from. europe migration. again you want your. top stories this hour the president has lashed out at mixed messages coming from the top administration over its plans to pull troops out of syria but says he never agreed not to target washington's kurdish allies which it

regards terrorists. meanwhile u.s. . allies that withdrawing troops in syria won't jeopardize efforts to put pressure on iran and jordan. on his first stop of his eight day middle east tour. of kearney to kim jong un is in china for his full face it within a year trip came at the invitation of the chinese president xi jinping south korea hopes the meeting will help efforts for peace reports from hong kong. kim jong un his wife and senior officials boarding his customary armor train to beijing this video was released by the north korean state news agency in beijing news outlets were announcing the visit of the north korean leader an unusual move for both sides which usually keep their meeting shrouded in secrecy. this time though beijing wants to show washington its leverage with north korea as china and the us tussle

in a trade war recent years spent with this drug administration the relationship with china has really got very sour and moreover is that as the trouble of a stray ship got a ramped up its north korea contacts they did so without any effort really to bring china and china as a fairly substantial country with one point four billion people and i think they really don't want to be ignored so i think this is china's effort to try to be a part of this process and the key question of course is what is their message to the north koreans and for north korea having its biggest ally in benefactor by its side as can john and prepares for another summit with the u.s. president donald trump is expected to put young man in a stronger negotiating position kim jong un's previous three trips all occurred before are off to holding meetings with the u.s. or south korean presidents many see this trip as an opportunity to engage china as north korea sets out its diplomatic strategy for the coming year twenty eighteen

was a momentous year for north korean diplomacy in june for the first time in its history its leader met with the u.s. president following that trump kim summit in singapore north and south korean relations improved with the two sides of the peninsula working to improve communication sent facilities soul has welcomed the latest meeting in beijing congealing you and we hope that conjunctions visit to china contributes to complete denuclearized sation and you stop and last in peace on the korean peninsula there has been little progress since the us north korea summit in june pyongyang says it has made concessions with regards to its nuclear program but washington says it needs to see more concrete action. many are now watching closely to see whether china will have any influence in pushing the diplomatic process forward if you go palin are jazeera hong kong. a nationwide protest is underway in nigeria to demand

a better minimum wage the federal government had agreed to an amount but some states that they could not afford to pay it may be unions say all states must agree to pay a minimum wage of eighty three u.s. dollars a month when it just has this update from the. hundreds of workers across nigeria or across the federal capital gathered here and protested demanded the immediate implementation of the minimum wage. for the general walker which of course did not which the government promised but up to now it hasn't happened yet so basically what they are demanding is that the nigerian government should keep its promise of increasing the minimum wage from slightly over fifty two dollars to less than one hundred dollars and that has been the demand for the past four years or so the first approval was given in two thousand and sixteen the trust agreement was reached to increase a bit of a waste from the local currency which was. ninety eight two thousand to thirty

thousand and even now the labor union is talking about. minimum wage they're fighting for right now is not enough the states are saying that they are not in a position to pay the salary unless of course the federal government gives them additional funding to pay walker salaries and the workers are saying that if the budgets or the budgets of state governments can't be cut down to size west to spending in government then the other state government can afford to pay its own what the basic minimum wage which the government disapproved. sidney's president obama has again condemns the ongoing demonstrations against his rule while speaking at a military parade at the protests and sudan have been going on for weeks filled by anger rising food prices and government corruption. involved destabilizing the country where hundreds of people have been arrested since the protests began and journalists covering the unrest said they have suffered intimidation and violence.

reports from costume. when she was told to cover anti-government protests for her newspaper robin knew it would not be an easy assignment she'd heard of arrest in previous protests but didn't expect it to be her turn and just for carrying out her work. i went to cover the protests when a pickup truck came and fired a protest people fled in different directions i ran into a hospital tear gas was fired into the building most men came in and started threatening people and when they found out i was a journalist they arrested me along with the others they were beating people they arrested with battens as they took us to the station my protests in sudan started in december over bread price rises and high inflation within two days they turned into anti-government demonstrations with people demanding the president i'm going to shear step down after twenty nine years in power the protests spread nationwide and some social media platforms are blocked workers from various sectors went on

strike many were arrested for saying they wanted a change in government. we were holding up posters and had barely come out of the university compound when men in pickup trucks came and started beating us and told us to get in the pickup they took us to the station and started humiliating us and calling us names. the protests are now in their third week with more to come in the days ahead sudan's government says eight hundred fifty 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 to stop 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 are hardly the. words as you have you were doing what the incidence 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 rule the government says it will remain in power more lives are expected to be lost and even more are expected to be arrested as the two sides remain defiant people morgan al-jazeera hot on. has been holding another cabinet meeting about her government's next move on praxis foundations are due to vote on her deal to leave the block next week. reports that u.k. and officials are talking about delaying breck said if m.p.'s reject mates with agreement but as long as he reports from london pressure is building on the main opposition party to get behind efforts to cancel bricks at. the billionaires who

live in the elegant streets of this part of south london would you might think rather give their children's christmas presents away than support the labor party seen as the most left wing for generations yet in local elections last year labor took this area from the conservatives it was based on the simple promise stop the government's brix it but labor acts of his here have been left unclear if that is actually what the party wants and it still comes out one of the things that we regularly hear we campaign and we do campaign regular here is the people who live in dodge village war or almost unanimously opposed to break through and their offspring for leadership from the labor party on budget. a few kilometers north in the same bara it's an entirely different demographic in a london racially diverse often impoverished that just as worried about bricks it is the rich people down the road just as unsure whether labor is on their side i think they should be unequivocal in saying where we support you we want you in this

country we value the contribution that you've made to our communities and not simply saying that but proving it to them by saying you know what bracks that is not something that the labor party wants to be associated with. the vast majority of labor party members regard bracks it is a national disaster and criticizing party leader jeremy cole been is a sacrilege it could be himself has a preferred policy of leaving the european union and it's tearing the labor policy apart the labor leadership. here's the roth of the traditional white working class whose anti european views underpin the levites if it supports staying in the e.u. and they cannot square the circle poland's appears deadlocked yet remain supporters keep pointing out that the labor party leadership shifted position and supported staying in the european union and almost certainly they would be a parliamentary majority for no breakfast at all in any shape or form yet standing

in the way of that is jeremy corbin's low held euro skepticism his belief that the european union is a block on workers' rights with bricks it now coming to a head many labor m.p.'s are involved in parliamentary maneuvers to stop both the no deal and potentially force a second referendum to try to block the entire projects if the u.k. does end up leaving the european union and expects a raft of resignations by labor m.p.'s and accidents who say jeremy call been promised to listen to the views of his membership and is now bent on ignoring them could end up destroying corbin's hopes of becoming prime minister lawrence lee al jazeera london a twenty year old german man has been arrested over a massive data breach that saw the private information of hundreds of politicians including chancellor angela merkel published online chairing media reports saying the suspect has confessed and he was annoyed with the figures he targeted any political party not affected by the breach because the right wing a f. europe is

bracing for more freezing cold after seven people died in the german alps during a weekend of heavy snow. more. this is the reason officials in southern germany have declared a state of emergency. a snowstorm has the positive more than half a meter of snow in parts of southern bavaria. the town of one guy on the northern edge of the alps in germany is now covered in almost a meter of snow and that's made life difficult for people in the region as a the lessons haven't had the sense of stock in the past few days it snowed so heavily here in the district and that's had consequences for public life the most evident ones are the blocked roads or people who are no longer able to go to work or go shopping so between last night and this morning we pulled the emergency brake and cancelled school lessons for all the schools in the region. life has been put on hold for many here. this is good about the houses it's because it is nice when

you consider tome and look out of the window but i work a lot on the road and now for instance i can't even get out of my driveway and my snow remover has broken and i have to shovel. the storm may be inconvenient but some seem to enjoy it. if they came it happened more often when we were young but now not for a long time i would say but it's ok it's winter you can't complain in the past years we haven't really had a real winter but now it's back it's ok this way. in certain areas the avalanche warning has been raised to level four meaning that large avalanches can occur because of the weight of the snow. over the weekend seven people were killed in austria switzerland and germany in ski related accidents caused by the heavy snowfall. this severe weather system is expected to bring more snow to central europe and sell friday door such

a party al jazeera. the former chairman of com companies has declared his innocence and court and take it saying he's been unfairly detained colace gulen has accused of underreporting his salary by millions of dollars and take a roma pride reports. this was government's first chance to publicly answer allegations against him. the presence of diplomats to hear it was evidence of the international nature of this case in court gone denied any financial wrongdoing saying he has always conducted business legally and fairly he said he dedicated the last twenty years of his life to the nissen company he chaired until recently engineering its alliance with french automaker renault his lawyers argued his continued detention is grossly unfair. that is the session of the court today was held in order to request the court to make the clear reason for detaining mr

gone under the suspicion. the reason we made such requests for procedures to take place today as mr ganns defense team is we believe there's no reason for him to be detained and this case is attracted intense media interest given goans international stature the man who turned around the fortunes of renault and then did the same with their son it's made his fourth from grace all the more dramatic. it remains to be seen what why during pak the case will have on carmakers in france and japan and if they'll be any diplomatic fallout between the two governments the personal impact on gone is all too clear while the court considers the allegations he remains in detention rob mcbride al jazeera tokyo. now watching our top stories president has lashed out at mixed messages coming from

the trumpet ministration to pull troops out of syria but have. never not to talk at washington's kurdish allies which as terrorists. he says bolton has made a serious mistake and whoever thinks like this is also made a mistake it is not possible for us to make a compromise on this point those who are part of the terror corridor in syria will receive the necessary lesson there is no difference between the p.k. k. the y p g the p.y.t. and i saw we are determined to take steps against these terrorist organizations we will mobilize to neutralize them in syria land very soon. he was actually as they might pump air was beginning his middle east tour in jordan trying to reassure regional allies that withdrawing troops in syria won't jeopardize efforts to put pressure on iran as the first stop of an eight day trip that will include cairo riyadh kuwait city and doha that it continues our presence decision to withdraw our

folks from syria in no way impacts our capacity to deliver on that and you'll see the coming days and weeks we are redoubling not only our diplomatic but our commercial efforts to put real pressure on iran to achieve what it is we set out for them back in may these are simple asks we ask of the islamic republic of iran to behave like a normal nation and the coalition is just as committed to it today as it was yesterday. north korean leader kim jong un is making his fourth visit to beijing in a year for talks with the chinese president xi jinping south korea's welcoming news hopeful it will help efforts the denuclearization and peace. sidney's president while bush has condemned the ongoing demonstrations against his rule while speaking at a military parade in atbara the protests have been going on for three weeks filled by i'll go over rising food prices and government corruption which is as the protests on destabilizing the country of origin say eight hundred protesters have

been arrested since demonstrations began. and there are protests in nigeria to demand a better at minimum wage the federal government has agreed to a fair go but some states say they cannot afford to pay it. with all the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera stream. headlines warned the streets of australia are fine. good citizens and. good game. but how real the place. when i want to just invest. fire for me ok today uprising in sudan where i look at the impact the current wave of anti-government demonstrations are having on the country we also want you to share your thoughts about what's happening in sudan so send is a chat via you tube on twitter of course. i mean you.

know with quotes africa. anti-government demonstrators are once again calling for the resignation of sudanese president omar al bashir on sunday faculty members of the university of khartoum were arrested as a trying to join the protests more than two thousand demonstrators have been arrested since december nineteenth many say they are fed up by high food prices fuel shortages and inflation caused by what they see as government mismanagement to bush years nearly thirty year rule security forces have reportedly used a live ammunition and t.v. gas against protesters authorities say at least nineteen of been killed while the human rights group amnesty international estimated the death toll to be at thirty seven the government has responded by cutting access to social media sites joining us to talk about all of this from khartoum. the obaid is

a senior member of sudan's ruling national congress party. is an activist stand out as a reporter how would you say his mortgage hello everybody is really good to have you here here you've reported on sudan for a very long time these protests what makes them different as far as you're concerned. well i think the fact that it went on for so long was quite interesting we've seen protests over the past few years twenty top twenty thirteen beginning of january twenty equal have been protesting all all these over the the economy about the rise in bread prices right and food i want to see prices but the fact that this what went on for more than three weeks actually now three weeks right now is i don't think and the response you know usually people are afraid once they are faced by it live ammunition and tear gas but this time they seem to be very determined. you've been out in the streets you have been protested you've even been detained what happened to. well firstly i would like to come back to the point why it's different it's actually different because the stone is just some kind of leadership

there so that means professional associations it's which is a body of many but only an workers unions and their unions is calling for this but this does the reason it's different many different stuff i went protesting on the on the twenty fifth of december and again on the thirty first of december i was at a school on the thirty first group to be done by security agents in plainclothes in. yeah and i was a police of the same day. from a police station along with other twenty detained of hundreds are both are still detained and hardcore many more are also troubled. rami i'm getting in a lot of response from people on social media even though social media has been cut off in sudan people using v.p.n. in order to get around the fact the not able to get online so easily national here

on twitter says the solidarity of the sudanese people has never been so strong thousands in any one area have been active in the demonstrations what do you make of that. yes i think that these demonstrations. the government due to some reason the unifi of the reasons behind these protests and is the most efficient are no maybe and will be initially because of the rise of the prices of. necessity communities like grip and also the shortage of fuel in now the problem of shortage of poor fuel spins in now solve this. the problem of obesity is not solved but some steps taken by the go to solve all of the crises that. the protests at the restrictions against the government and they think

now they are the those people who are protesting but not like before about and also if we compare them with the supporters of the government will not find any comparison between the supporters and those people who are protesting and they think that the government is very keen to solve the problem because of the problems and to fill the cup of the economy in a very short period of time according to a very quick plan and this plan of action i think that has taken out place the effect the positive effect of this plan is now very obvious and this is solve the problem this problem is not money not a political problem but the economical problem due to. the thing mr. i argue with you that the prices in bread and the shortage of fuel is anything but the main reason is that people realize why that is high prices for bread i live in shortening if you and the people realize that there is an if this government does

that that the corruption that your government have been working under it for thirty years is the reason why we have shortened fuel and and that she said. you know you know that. eighty percent of your budget is going towards protecting your and the government eighty percent of the good of the budget is not going to education or health care or anything it is literally going into creating more militias to protect the region because your new diff there will come you have you always knew this day will come here i see you not in go ahead tell us what's behind the country what you really want and we've heard repeatedly wouldn't there be any of that have you had sort of the year two thousand up to two sounds a living cover minute i mean that's run before the second of the so i was so that is a country to see a lot of experts say it's from different countries that have three different asia including syria. even when i'm with you. and other countries and

before the secession of the south there was no problem but i think that after that you have to certainly living under a lot of the movie or the throat so that i started to suffer from this. troublesome thing or to lesser. extent to the sanctions that imposed that in the sudan says no no we will probably not of course when i don't know sanctions and so i'm actually not going to get there ever a chance or actually join in the conversation so i because i had me a little bit conscience have been lifted in twenty seventeen and we've seen economy instead getting worse i've been covering sudan before the sanctions and after the sanctions and you can see that things have not been improving things are getting worse and people are saying that despite the crisis going away it seems to i mean back repeatedly so it would be a month of bread of billable fuel available but then it comes back again and there will be long lines of of of people waiting for to get bread long lines of people going to try to get fuel and people are we see people lining every single day

trying to get access to some more cash so you can think that people are just going to be able to. be the problem will be solved today and that people should be happy because they're saying that it. not about the economy policy it's about the fact that the government is not able to handle its budget just like that eighty percent is going to where the military spending and the security spending and not going into health care not going into education or going into development mr abbott can i put this to you this comes from life and you change the conversation that's happening right now as we're watching the strain why has the government blocked off the internet for a direct question yes actually i don't think that the go up. now i am using internet on this is very clear that no scope as we have now are seeing. or so hearing my voice i don't think that maybe is a bit blocked i miss

a couple that we can go please with that and you know interruption interruption is not good about some of the either to let me i'm only i'm interrupting i'm talking with my son also our lives and i'm good when i'm out in the comments or not it is not it is not actually being even because i own view of it and i sometimes know any interest around me is not wrong and to understand everything someone says so if i don't think about it at the time that we start or the other just also they would not want to speak to complete what that there are they want to say but actually this is you have to give me up for just completing and finishing then mr imus or i'll give up all sort of start to what they want to comment about or what they want to give a little nuts so then the internet is not blocked on that. the internet is very blocked social media specifically if there is a procedure they blocked facebook twitter and instagram. social media really you

cannot access them without yes you can you can use skype and you can you can use google you tube do but there's no way to use what's up or facebook or twitter without of the. mystery of the other not to send a message or what's up without the you would not be able to move on someone here is a pharmacist let me share this bit of her back story here and she's been participating in the protest organized by the sudanese professionals association and she's been involved in various forms of protest performed on the streets and on the media and in the media she says this. these pictures here for public protest it's a partial shutdown of pharmacies performed today that's on monday by pharmacies in a wide madani in support of demands of the sudanese people here i'm just wondering if these protests are now being organized and attended by the middle class of sudan

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 about living in sudan generally not just the economy let me bring in

the voice of men had madam was tweeting to us at the stream and said i think it's about time that you look at the protests in sudan and she also sent us this fadia comment to help us with the conversation have a look have a listen we're going through this scene in just this gold rush in the dollar shoe this management of our sources is looking into this so this is a little weak health that still exists so the issues have been going through and tough times recently climate is high social instability are on the rise our used to lose you hold the line and so when people also go into the street simply to give us hope that we can write our own future deadly disease. maybe i'm wondering if this is a very strong new opposition that is asking for their government to be different

for their government to be changed. yes absolutely i accept also the opinions about. political system in any country and. even you have no position we have a position but this opposition if we look to get through it we can see that this opposition is absolutely no way no way. this is actually very clear from the results of the last election that working to solve it but we think that. the free expression to express your opinion is allowed. and that was according to the law that should be tested by. twenty. five people who incidentally have been is to be to be to be absolutely. to be cleared for the people not

accept the call. for a fifth of people they invite the right to the property of the property or the government and this is would not be allowed because actually we have. ruled out of things that. you know before the or. whenever that is the hard for people actually when. it is that. this when it says yes. you could if he said it to be instead of being in such cases. that the police came and that you have an agenda. i guess i don't. know that means about the thing most. violent or. legal or illegal for us to do. so you think that

this is that we want to manage this is extended will be in between the opposition and the government and we are not working out so i. hope that we live here which will be it won't be so that the people will see that the government that will rule the country and also say look the opposition we are here wouldn't work because you still for peaceful extinct or poor or between different i'm going to fall in the us so a little bit are going to make you go faster and i don't have a defense because she was trying to actually interject i mean and then you come second go ahead and give them each well is that i mean first of all let's remember that the elections that you were talking about in twenty fifteen a lot of the opposition boycotted it's weekends it was inclusive you can say it represents all the parties that were in sudan and when you're talking about express freedom of expression people have been arrested simply for going out and protesting and you're

accusing protestors of basically destroying properties and of looting properties i've been in one of those protests and actually others as well and i've we've been observing those protests and i've seen that these protests have been largely peaceful and they have not been very violent as the government is saying what happens is the police are firing tear gas the police are high level munitions we've seen people injured leading so you can see that these protesters are violating any law and you're organizing the government is the ruling party is organizing protests and they've been granted security the security forces are going to be standing with these people where pro-government but those people who are trying to express their opinion and say that they don't want this government and they want syria gene change they've been they've been met with live ammunition and tear gas and i don't think that's fair to be honest i'm at. yes but before the elections that are you know the minister of interior today confirmed that nineteen people died in the protests two of them police officers and of course the number is a lot higher than that supports it around fourteen but let's stick to the

government number nineteen people were killed two of their police officers according to your interior minister what are the steps your government is going to take. towards that before you talk about an actual let's let's discuss the people who died protesting this government now yes i think that you know all people. or. protest should be a subject for it is to guess and by whatever it is and always be. patient killing you know protestors it will actually be asked to be punished according to the law and the call to the criminal walk and also the uprising that. over the country we choose from. really this is also will be a subject for. terrorism and for us if you have to remove all these reasons behind

. that the people's no those who are these people and i think that now the government is going out a lot of where it is not a government of national congress party or more than twenty or thirty parties now they are parts of this government which is a government of a quarter of a regular on the side and we are now where. those are. not that we believe that. i can now do you agree none of your queen and mr abbey i understand that let me just bringing the voice of president al bashir and he was talking on about the way that his government was handling the protests have a lot. we do not kill people we are here to provide protection and a life of dignity and luxury however and then only the righteous will prevail what

message. is a policeman hey this is done in the end for obliged to use weapons in order to strengthen our security and we must use them with the least force and damage possible. so as we've been speaking and dress sent us this tweet this is the biggest challenge faced by al bashir in twenty nine years it's no longer about the bread but the dignity of the sudanese people and then we go from ok this is how the protest but where will they end up where she is regime says armani has been and continues to be detrimental to sudan and its people every single level we will require decades of strenuous effort to recover from thirty years of damage no reform will think this is not fit to be president he never was hipper there were so many calls lal for the president to stand down not the first time but many more cause this time what do you think might happen. well unless term of the

elections are coming in twenty percent the odds are this is going to be the situation if the protesters and the opposition can come together and try to form a solid stance and negotiate with the government and for the government or some kind of compromise and this is what's going to happen and so elections coming twenty twenty but then the government says that it's not going to step down with no common ground right now there is no middle ground for the two sides to come together to a table and try to work things out so it's very hard to see how this would put us as a very determined and the opposition is now giving them their support and that they have legitimate reasons to be out on the street so this is going to be going going on for a long while and let the opposition and the process come together and form a solid hand and the president able where he says ok this is my plan i'm going to be governing and so i had over time and time government or an interim council as they want. and i'd let me put this tweet from a g.'s a he describes you as a protester as cannon fodder protest me to get smarter unfocused range plans out

faster than jet fuel and me jeezy predicts it will not go well well i. took a stick focused trade is very focused towards the lies that serbia and his government have been doing but us in the past days and the past weeks they tried everything to downplay these protests whether it's arresting andersen people and trying to rationalize that matters by by saying that stories rebel groups are organizing the process or by saying that we are rioters we burn and we destroy we much of the fact is we protest we want to put the end of the regime all of all of dignity and to get rid of dissident jim we are met with live bullets and every day on the streets. rami let me share this review from the on war. and he's really

concerned about where sudan is right now and he urges the sudanese to think wisely before protesting what individual mistakes should not destroy their lovely nation refer to what happened to your broadly arab nations after the arab spring syria tunisia and the like let the mind work brothers robbie what do you make of that there's concern from outside of the country that maybe this is not a good direction for the country to go the way the protests have been treated and the way the administration is treating the protesters. you know actually. what you have a stick about that we should all to get the government the national congress party and. it is a government of one accord the national unity we should look together to establish it because we should not have it right to say that this party is to be isolated or and his party should govern the country but we should work together to solve it for the problem of the country we should work together to stab bush

a political system for useful exchange of or between. all political parties and also should we have together so that this country we this was. before so there is people but actually some people too because the most direct this is not actually the method to topple or the auto. about has a huge to step down the orderly legal we was having now or toppling up the government in the election transparent election that elections be monitored by the international. union institutions that specialize in monitoring elections and after that you will see the people who are supporting n.c.p. or any other. or what is the mystery the number of the people who are

supporting the opposition and babies we i think that we will avoid this situation that. you have. to stand up and where in the final minute of his shout of illusions of his playing as you say iran find many of these discussions ok we will have to yes then actions what the government proposed now to fix the problems the economic problems that we are facing on hop on my own so that. when they have an hour. well yes no no. no. it is that is. mr rabin welcome you have to leave it there maybe not living up to remember not having to leave the dance there with the idea but you also write about it and we will keep up to date we want to know how about next. by the time is going very fast thank you so much who will continue this discussion

online and offline online even if the piano feel in sudan national ahmed says what we are seeing on the ground indicates that this regime is at its end of that in future episodes of the time we have been so watching everybody see you next. rewind returns can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in price since the program was full rewind begins with mohammed at the time when i was in. i was the global. and the other student i was very fortunate to be awarded

a scholarship rewind on al-jazeera. in an ordinary week to event atar. the only functioning hospital in town in north east and south sudan and operate on iran sixty patients the united nations refugee agency nominated him for the prestigious nansen award she won in recognition of his work and the incredibly difficult. south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's state even this remote town and looked to be a band hospital for all their medical needs. has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are. almost always including mother countless beatles stood. in the presence of the evil visions of the mother to walk into the city that

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advisor and top diplomat are on a mission to pacify allies worried about his plans to pull troops out of syria but the turkish president has slammed what he calls a mixed messages from washington and russia tell you rejected a condition that turkey agrees not to target washington's kurdish allies for the fourth time in a year kim jong un is in beijing north korea's top diplomatic ally and trading partner pyongyang's warning. patience is being tested by washington's refusal to ease sanctions is kim coordinating strategy was she didn't think it had a for another potential meeting with donald trump and dozens of muslims cross the border into bangladesh from india fearing deportation last week india handed a rope hinge a family off five to me in my arms the forced return is the second in recent months and has been criticized by the un and rights groups and the us women serving

a life sentence for murder has been granted clemency and people on social media are celebrating it as a victory i'm satisfied with the latest on this and twenty browns case and much more said sweetly life throughout the show. eighty great. year with a newsreader live on air we're streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thanks for joining us u.s. allies have been unsettled by donald trump's plans to pull troops out of syria to reassure them he is the sponsor his top diplomat my pump aoe on a tour of the middle east he's currently in jordan and will travel on to egypt saudi arabia kuwait and qatar meanwhile the national security adviser john bolton is seeking reassurances from turkey that it won't target america's kurdish allies in northern syria but president publicly rejected any compromise on groups that he

considers terrorists. he says bolton has made a serious mistake and whoever thinks like this is also made a mistake it is not possible for us to make a compromise on this point those who are part of the terror corridor in syria will receive the necessary lesson there is no difference between the p.k. k. the waikiki the p.y.t. and i saw we are determined to take steps against these terrorist organizations we will mobilize to neutralize them in syria land very soon. let's cross over to john allen who unpack the story for us he is joining us out of ankara so we heard earlier on giving a statement there about bolton didn't get a meeting with but he did see his presidential spokesman. did they agree on a specific way forward. well i mean it was never on the agenda that he would meet the president the fact that. the president advice

and failed to come out with a joint press conference would indicate that they didn't agree on a way forward to reach a final agreement a final deal as you mentioned the central to the disagreement between washington is with. the kurdish militia group on the ground now washington's been arming them and funding them for the past couple of years now under the pretext of fighting i saw them being more effective on the ground turkey on the other hand says well they're just an extension of the p.k. k. which and has considered as well as actually washington as a terrorist organization that has attacked and killed. over the years but it's not just about whether american withdrawal would allow for the turks then to target kurdish. civilians depending on who you speak to in this discussion but more importantly is the fact that there are so many weapons. and the fact that the u.s. military has set up several bases in. turkey is concerned it is concerned it is

worried that those weapons and if a withdrawal doesn't take place in the orderly fashion that that could also impact in terms of other resurgence groups or military groups forming even empowering the ones that it considers and classifies namely the wife. it would appear based on the official statement coming from bolton said that whilst it was a constructive meeting they have identified key points to further discuss that essentially is. to say well we failed to agree and hopefully we'll continue to discuss things until we reach some sort of an agreement yes at the same time to moderate a lot has said this that turkey has completed. military operations in syria and will not seek permission what does that exactly mean as turkey prepared to go at it alone at their own time when they the sites. well i mean i put that question to. advisor right after his meeting with.

direct answer he said you know the fight against terrorism should continue. to hinder than it should be exclusive to purely fighting. in terms of readiness turkey is ready there and i mean they have been engaged in military operations inside syria for the best part of two years in fact even more than that since the operation euphrates shield began in two thousand and sixteen i believe and so therefore militarily they are ready or at least their presence on the border and on the other side of the border actually rather pushed out i saw and the why p.g. from areas like. some other things but whether they would do it alone is difficult to see considering the fact that with the americans being present there how messy you could be or forgetting the fact that the russians there's the syrian. other militia groups on the ground there as far as turkey is concerned it's a question in america are you going to essentially puts your partner in the y.p.

. in a more significant position than your ally in nature or will you choose to side by us in our fight against what they described to be terrorist threats. reporting from ankara thank you so as i mentioned my pompei o is kicking off his middle east tour in jordan the us secretary of state insisted the decision to pull out troops from syria wouldn't impact efforts to fight isis so and contain iran here's what he sent . that barack to start the presidency to withdraw folks of syria in no way impacts our capacity to deliver on that you'll see the coming days and weeks we are redoubling not only are diplomatic but our commercial efforts for real pressure on iran to achieve what it is we set out for them back in may these are simple asks we ask the public of iraq to behave like a normal nation and the coalition is just as committed to it today as it was

yesterday stephanie decker covering the story from amman that is where she is joining us from so what more the pompei will have to say in that press conference of what was the main message that he was trying to put out there stuff and. was something really groundbreaking but he did as you heard there men tain the fact that this pullout and that it was going to happen was not going to impact its fight against isis today and also you know dealing with iran's threat in the region that was basically the main message and as as always in these press conferences no they they hailed by lateral toys how important jordan was as a partner in the region so this was the main message it comes an interesting time period because also today just now in the last hour or so we had a retired general anthony zinni who basically was tossed by this administration to deal to try and find some kind of solution to the gulf blockade the book laid on concert where he has resigned and american media quoting him saying that basically

his toss was made very difficult by all the need is of the countries who weren't allowed in some form of mediation so this is the context now that might bump aoe goes into any visits the country you mentioning saudi arabia kuwait that is mediating and qatar so yes so this is always it's gets a cold controversial start to any tour also with you were mentioning turkey but again the main message here is that the united states despite the conflict in messages coming from this administration despite the many resignations remains a steadfast ally on the ground. of all these countries he will be visiting he's moving to cairo tomorrow and what we understand will be giving some form of speech interestingly that's the ten year anniversary that we saw the former president barack obama gave his speech there on middle east policy so will be interesting to see how exactly what he's going to say well we know that the u.s. and jordan are long longstanding. stephanie but what do you make of the fact that he decided to start this tour in jordan and how much is he setting the tone for the

rest of his trips. i don't think it means that it's any more significant than their country but jordan is a real important ally in the middle east his first trip as secretary of state during in april visiting three countries saudi arabia israel and also jordan you mentioned that again today in the press conference he said it was my first stop it's almost as if i came here before i went to work because he hasn't yet he hadn't yet been to his office in his capacity as secretary of state that now jordan is important why there's a lot of intelligence sharing they've worked together extensively in the fight against isis also if you look at the geography of jordan during the borders saudi arabia borders iraq it borders israel it borders the west bank so it is strategically significant as well they don't see eye to eye on many things jordan is not happy about the fact that this administration has decided to cut funds to

unruh that is the u.n. body that deals with palestinian refugees jordan wants to see a solution to the middle east peace process we heard there from the foreign ministers saying that as far as the jordanians were concerned the main issue the key issue that needed to be resolved was the issue between israel and palestine and that meant a sovereign state palestinians have the right to freedom and that is something that they wanted to see now of course the deal of the century has been delayed again but certainly that is something that they will be discussing he's currently meeting with king abdullah so aside from syria and iran we know the palestinian issue is one that they will be pressing here all right so stephanie thank you we're also covering the story from washington and that's where it is joining us from well first start out with a pompei on jordan then kimberly will move on to bolton in turkey so pompei o said this that we are redoubling diplomatic and commercial efforts to put pressure on iran while he was speaking at that press conference and i'm on what more do we know about the. well we know already that there are very strict sanctions in place it

seemed that he was almost foreshadowing that there would be more actions to come but offering very little specifics i think what we're seeing here is kind of the trump effect the president will tweet he'll say something he'll rattle u.s. allies including jordan where the u.s. secretary of state is currently meeting and then he has to kind of dispatch his. advisors if you will cabinet members to go and reassure allies that everything still on track and i think when you pull back from this that's what we're seeing right now whether we're talking about iran whether we're talking about syria so with respect to iran you're right we did see this sort of underscoring by the secretary of state this statement that the united states is redoubling its efforts diplomatically commercially to counter runs of malign influence in other words what the secretary of state is saying is look at we haven't.