does the opposition build on that because presumably they're now looking to the presidential elections as well the unity among the president among the opposition is not a very it's not an organic unity of course i mean we're not looking for organic unity among the politicians but if we look at their voters base that unity that comes from being anti i erred on is not a very suspense sustainable unity in the long run i mean now we are and we're talking about. a kurdish i don't want to i don't want to label them as that but they're the socal kurdish supporting party the east b.p. on one hand we have the far right nationalists on the other i mean how can that. be sustainable in the long run and challenge a leader that has unified more than fifty percent been added on i mean the opposition in the short term is united at the moment but i don't think that's a very sustainable one and this has worked in the local elections because simply

they can nominate candidates that will appeal to certain districts or provinces but i think in the presidential or parliamentary elections that unity is not very sayst sustainable that it will be creating some sort of intra alliance rifts giving these ideological differences however out on me needs to still tackle the economy to sustain his. and maintain his is popularity some of the reform all and structural changes needs to be implemented and his party needs to also adjust and be able to answer the demands of the people and i think one of the strengths our party has had so far is the fact that they are in a continuous change and to add to to maintain their political momentum in the eyes of the people ok one of the weaknesses of the opposition is not to maintain that ok he's always kind of pitched himself or spun himself as being the guarantor of

prosperity prosperity that so. always just around the corner going forward in the next a year or eighteen months when say he goes to the i.m.f. and the i.m.f. say no actually we won't give you any money you've got to get it from some place else how does he build on that how does he get prosperity into the economy. well first of all would present that on approached i.m.f. despite everything yes said about former politicians who have worked with a n f yes you would because at the end of the day is a pragmatist and there are no elections at least there are no plans elections are for the next four years but he would the first step of more going to the approaching the i.m.f. would be behind the curtains negotiations and he would not make it public before year's green light from the i.m.f. and he would go to i.m.f. on the any for me it is a very serious jaish and and the alternative would be as heavy crisis in turkey well if that is this generation nobody has an interest in

a bankrupting turkey so i do not think that i.m.f. would turn him and he handed so i think that if there is a serious crisis in turkey present added on with that brought a day m.-f. and i have i.m.f. will not to an empty handed thing as such can in london generally any president or prime minister that tries to push through policies of austerity regardless first safe they are politically or not there's a very short shelf life for a politician that stays with austerity will his popularity now did as he zeroes in on turning around the economy structural reforms for the economy will entailed pain and that is likely to have an impact on our doors popularity but whether that will be enough to bring him down i think that's the question my personal view is that one remains very popular and he still does have the support of the fifty percent and he has some political capital in that sense that he could spend for

pushing through these reforms in fact his longer term political. it's a fact survival depends on it because if turkey's economic story is not transformed and turkey does not enter a growth spurt that does not bode well for our dongs a longer term political future and whatever he wants to achieve in the country beyond the four year outlook. last question to math my challenge in istanbul given all these problems movement is turkey now heading into a better place over the next what two years or not because after that two year period we're then heading towards the presidential election a couple of years after that look i mean something that traditionally has happened in turkey is what changes after or will there be a new turkey after the elections and that question always rises the question i mean why as long as soon as the elections are all. the live goes back to normal however whether or not it will go back to good or worse will depend of course only on the

short to mid-term. reforms the government will implement and i just want to touch on something that we were discussing the previous question with regards to i.m.f. or other bodies that will maybe use some of their policies against her to are the one at the moment he becomes vulnerable or for you to an external factor people rally people rally around him and i think it would be if the u.s. with the f. thirty five i am asked if they choose to take a step against are gone i think that works against what the try to achieve if that is the weakening of fired on because he may resent that we are now sometimes for which i apologize someone have to bring our conversation to a close but thank you to all our guests they were chelate a section. is such

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algeria's president resigns giving in to protesters demands but the country's political future is still uncertain. look very one i'm come on santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera the money laundering trial of malaysia's former leader. is pleading not guilty over the disappearance of billions from the state's investment fund. this is a decisive moment in the story of these islands and it requires national unity to deliver the national interest the british prime minister seeks another brags that delay and turns to her political rival to help break the stalemate and why brazilian soy farmers are worried china could be losing its appetite for their projects.

so a jury of working up after a night of celebration following the resignation of president of the lindsays but the flicker the eighty two year old stepped down after weeks of protests calling for an end to his twenty year rule and for the removal of the country's political elite a caretaker leader is expected to run the country for up to ninety days until elections are held in this report from kathy lopez or the young. it's the moment millions of algeria has had been demanding in a rare public appearance of frail looking abilities but a flieger handed over his resignation letter to the head of the constitutional council and his twenty year rule as president held all geria his statement was read on state television that eighty two year old said this decision is triggered by my eagerness to prevent that verbal excesses that unintentionally marked the situation turn into a potentially dangerous trips the resignation came shortly after the country's army

chief warns of immediate action to remove the president from office well after this session i sure would use very once again we emphasize that our effort to solve this crisis is based on our allegiance to the country and we are confident that the people can overcome any crisis we also believe that individuals will vanish but the country will remain forever. that. news of the resignation turned to weeks of protests and to celebrations at the end of october to the matter of how we won the battle about we still have to win the war there's still a lot of work to do but if legal has rarely been seen in public since he suffered a stroke in two thousand and thirteen his plans to seek a fifth presidential term sparked a national outcry and appear to turn many of his key allies against him. the protesters have welcomed would have leaders resignation but say it's not enough

there's a hole in the gut that we need to remove the previous regime that will be the hardest thing it's hard to do so peacefully but i have trust that i'll jerry and people can move to a country of institutions not gangs. there's a growing demands for a complete overhaul of all derrius political system called to push the inner circle out and replace it with a truly democratic government if they want to get rid of the. all system only which means all of the political arena all the businessmen made up billions. of upon a president's resignation i was serious constitution states the speaker of the upper house steps in as interim leader for up to ninety days during that time a presidential election must be organized because a lot of me i've got to do that because i hope the trust we put in the army won't

be betrayed like it was in the past we gave our trust and it must not be turned against us we want to choose the next president ourselves all eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of the young al-jazeera well jerry is army chief has invoked a number of constitutional articles as it tries to reach a political solution and to give the people more of a say you know how the country is run it's of just a quick look at them there's article one or two which confirms the resignation of the president and sees the speaker of the upper house of parliament assuming a caretaker role for up to ninety days article seven declares that the people of the source of all power effectively giving them the right to choose their own representatives article eight allows the people to establish their own institutions which will protect their independence their right sam the economy from illegal activities one must see machete is an algerian germans to researchers as many

people will be hoping but if it is resignation is the first step towards broader political change. well the resignation of whatever you got is a fast victory for our jury and protests that people have been protesting for one month for more than one hour but people are aware this is just we're the first but there is a war to be were need to be won you want to steal them and then to get rid of the whole system the whole political system the region of would have league up with the league is that is just the shining this shining part of the moon there's still the dark side of the moon that is to be gary the we need some fresh people some some new faces some young people the people are obviously happy today for that is the nation of which africa but they need they want some some new faces they want to serve the dissolution of the leading parting the up side and even even there they're out there on the mound in the solution of the opposition parties so they don't trust the opposition parties so that the main concern is to have the some of

the most at the smallest as wasn't possible transition without faces from which this league has regime the army could couldn't do the army the army would have the transition but we are still that we are still if people are out of hearing the same scenario of egypt they are there and they are feeling the same scenario where the army to the power after the fall of prison barak. two other news in the form of malaysian prime minister najib razak has pleaded not guilty to charges against him at the start of his corruption trial in kuala lumpur he is accused of stealing close to seven hundred million dollars from a state investment fund it is the first of several cases against g.m. who faces more than forty charges including money laundering the latest now at ford's louise she's at the court in kuala lumpur bring us up to date florence. right to the court where already two hours into the trial not arrived about five

minutes before the trial was due to start cause of his supporters were already waiting and as soon as he stepped out of the car supporters greeted him with shouts of course who which translates to my boss now the prosecution is being led by the attorney general himself and he opened the case by saying this is the first time a former prime minister of malaysia has been made to on allegations of corruption in a court of law he also made the point that when not to present his alleged mit's at these offenses he was not only the prime minister of this country he was also the finance minister of malaysia and therefore he had not only rocks in a political power but he has will have control of the nation's purse not this particular trial involves only seven charges out of the forty two that not just faces in toto and in this trial he's alleged to have received more than ten million dollars from a former subsidiary of one mt the investigators allege more than four and a half billion dollars was stolen from that fund now not just pleaded not guilty to

this to these charges as well as the other four the other thirty five that make up the forty two charges when he was first charge last year now he's maintained that he's innocent and he thinks that the money received in his personal bank account was a gift from the saudi royal family most of which he's returned. criminal breach of trust money laundering and abuse of power just three of dozens of john. just facing the former prime minister of malaysia not to present the last few years of his administration had been overshadowed by allegations money had been stolen from the state investment fund set up known as one and the. cabinet ministers who questioned him was sacked or made to resign but investigators cleared him of wrongdoing then last may he became the first leader of i'm not the party that ruled malaysia says it gained independence more than sixty years ago to lose an election and

a new government led by mahathir mohamad reopened investigations into one and properties linked to niger were raided us he and his wife were banned from leaving the country while this new mission government i think came into power on the back of strong with a backlash with what they perceived to be corruption and abuse of power in the previous administration so i think this new government can be seen that it's acting on these issues that i think corruption is i think tough on abuse of power i think that's why the reopen this case at least six countries have ordered investigations into one and d. in the united states prosecutors allege at least four and a half billion dollars was stolen from the fund in total knowledge of faces forty two charges he's pleaded not guilty to all of the following wednesday is the first of several against not just in this one he's accused of pocketing more than ten million dollars from a former subsidiary of one m.d.c.

among hundreds of millions allegedly transferred into his bank account if found guilty he could face decades in prison florence li al jazeera. the british prime minister theresa may says she will meet with the opposition leader to seek a breakthrough on brags that the u.k. of course due to leave the european union in just nine days but so far parliament has not agreed on a withdrawal plan may says she will ask the e.u. for a further extension to avoid crashing out without a deal more with the new guy. a softening of the prime minister's previously movable red lines in a bid to end the brics it deadlock i've always been clear that we could make a success of no deal in the long term but leaving with a deal is the best solution so we will need a further extension of article fifty one that is as short as possible and which ends when we pass a deal embattled but determined to keep going to resume

a offer to meet with the opposition leader jeremy corbyn to find a new brics it plan and attempt perhaps to leave behind a deeply divided party to seek a national consensus and breck's it leaving the u.k. more closely aligned with the european union so far she hasn't shown no signs of compromise but i'm pleased that today she has indicated she will accept if you're prepared to reach out and have that discussion earlier on in downing street one by one they arrived members of the cabinet gathered attempting to plot a course through the chaos no deal is in sight and the u.k. is running out of days to make one this is the currents.