0 world goes on an incredible journey through 1st hand accounts and the extraordinary archive footage to the cities of palestine as they were before 948 and the impact the creation of israel had on the. witness the vibrant commercial and cultural values of america and i thought up close and the heritage that many of today's palestinians have never known lost cities of palestine on al-jazeera. we're going to run to the top stories. in yemen who see rebels have begun putting

fighters away from 3 key ports on the east coast it's part of a united nations backed peace deal but the yemeni government has dismissed it as a ploy. separatist fighters in pakistan have attacked a hotel in the port city of killing and god liberation army has claimed responsibility in a city that's a major base for chinese investment in the country. serum opposes african national congress has secured victory in the south african elections but the party's smallest ever majority will make it more difficult for an. apology don't know where talks between opposition groups and the country's military rulers have had to deadlock it's been a month since president bashir was ousted in a minute she crooned following months of street protests he was replaced by

a transitional military council which is resisting demands of protesters to cede power to civilians more now from him or morgan from the capital. sami mahmoud looks at photos from home and is reminded of when the word arrived on his doorstep his from the nuba mountains in southern sudan where he saw sudanese where planes dropped bombs on his village some fellow farmers were killed and others were forced to escape. the government forces dropped bombs from ime to nerves and other kinds of planes and didn't distinguish fighters from civilians they dropped bombs indiscriminately it was a massacre a genocide against the unarmed people of nuba mountains. the farmer says knowing what the military can do to civilians is what brought him to join the macit in at army headquarters and on the 5 week long sit in followed months of anti-government protests demanding president almighty bashir and his 30 year rule he was ousted in april 11th by military commanders the transitional military council has been in

control ever since despite demands for civilian rule opposition parties and the 00s at the sit in are demanding the council transfers power to the nuba mountains area and software defined is just one of several regions that were in sudan others in the southern region of the nile and the western region of therefore many people have fled those areas due to military operations some led by commanders in the military council sudanese with our preference in the capital and who have been able to join the sit in here in front of the army headquarters say they want to leave until power is handed to civilian government. but it's a stalemate in talks between the 2 sides with the military council threatening to hold early elections if no deal is reached within 6 months the opposition coalition says it wants to end the deadlock but won't back down in its demand for civilian government i'll tell you look this thing that he had with the legitimacy the military council is leading on comes from the people who forced the military to overthrow bashir so the talk shouldn't be about power sharing or delegating and the

military should not want to chair the sovereign council and have authority to appoint members of the transitional government. it should hand over power to the people to form a civilian government of. sudan has been under military rule for much of its existence since independence from britain in 1956 protesters here say when they forced the military to overthrow bashir a month ago they discovered how much power they have and know it can also be used to force the military to hand over power to the people. morgan al-jazeera hutton. 3 of the 4 hostages rescued by french soldiers in the west african nation of booking a fast so arrived in france hostages from france and south korea or met by french president emmanuel michel at a military air base on the outskirts of paris 2 soldiers were killed during the rescue operation. fighting in northwestern syria is intensifying as the government tries to consolidate gains made during an early offensive this week the syrian arab

army is pushing further into the last major chunk of territory in the country controlled by the opposition but rebel fighters have force them back in other areas along the border and how are provinces according to monitors the fighting and aerial bombardments of displaced roughly 150000 people. the world health organization says 454 people have now been killed in the ongoing battle for libya's capital tripoli united nations security council has once again called for a cease fire more than 5 weeks after warlord holly for have to started his campaign to capture the city the red cross says residential areas all the roads to tripoli turning into battlefields with almost $60000.00 people displaced aid agencies are warning hospitals are struggling with power cuts and chronic medical shortages. sri lankan court has given permission for d.n.a. tests to be carried out on the remains of one of the serious side bombers in the

easter sunday attacks and attempting to confirm if a suspected ringleader mohammad's are on was one of the bombers or if he's still alive it tax which killed more than $250.00 people ever to shop divisions in some communities now fernandez has been talking to some of the relatives of the people involved in planning and carrying out the bombings moment with said his mother mother the struggle to explain what happened in sri lanka on easter sunday. hoarders the emotions actually i don't have words because. things go on my sister lives and things go on she's pregnant and she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to ahmed lib a bomb but. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin craters

formed by some of the explosions ripped through this house inside the mouth of the in cullman in there were 15 people including 6 children who were killed here authorities say that if the safe house hadn't been found there's no telling as to the damage the people here could have caused yes his family paints a different picture of the man. who is really kind everybody knows. everybody knows and cardinal is a very kind of a loving people. peace of mind and he has a very good connection with his family. i don't know what was his mind i think actually he has. brainwashed. so some people. a number of those involved in the attacks were related and lived in this street to cut down pretty all within

a few 100 meters of each other we also met the mother in law of one of the easter sunday bombers in a twist of fate her daughter was killed in the signed about of the read a sister in law of another bomber also spoke to us they both said they did not know what the plot was all mohammad zahir and seen here just before he detonated his bomb at the shangri-la was the leader of a local group linked to i still police told al jazeera that his wife who survived the signed a model to read is being questioned by investigators with advice from doctors who are treating her. she has admitted to being among this group of 3 women buying clothing at this department store a few weeks before the attack members of the muslim community here say the killers have no place among them i would. dare not muslims those involved are not muslims

we have proved that we don't accept their bodies is no connection between islam and suicide and i would. the relatives of the killers say they did not nor their intentions not everyone here believes them but lankans will now have to find a way to move forward without creating further division in their fernandez al-jazeera east in sri lanka. in hong kong politicians have come to blows over the government's bid to allow extradition to mainland china. the anger over the controversial plans boiled over in the city's parliament pretty microsleep politicians tried to seize the microphone and stop their pro-choice counterparts from controlling the meeting changing the law would allow suspected criminals to face nonspecific national security charges in china. the so easy. india's ongoing general election is the largest democratic vote

in history with 900000000 people eligible to vote it's also one of the longest lasting some 5 and a half weeks it's a capital territory at delhi's turn to vote on sunday and asylum reports the local ruling party is hoping to repeat it success on a parliamentary level by campaigning for education reform. like many homes across india a man out on a cart is helping his children with their reading writing and arithmetic mahomedan are sent to horror wants taught in a private school that parents believe that state schools were not up to the job until now their father is a local politician for the aam aadmi party which has promised to improve state education in india's capital region many but george bush the younger me when i ask my children about the change they say government school teachers are teaching us better than the private schools private school teachers are very qualified they are paid less our teachers are more qualified and i get to know this from the children

many. many government run schools in other states look like this badly in need of repair very little furniture and no support materials it's not easy to get a good education in conditions like these. one a few parents in delhi would send their children to state schools for the same reason but a major investment in schools has seen the modern classrooms emerge with new equipment and sporting facilities that have attracted more parents back to the state system in order to develop it with our situation was pathetic we never wanted to step in sight now the building is amazing their 1st action is great the number of teachers in the school is also increasing that's why we are getting our children admitted to the government schools here set up the system by tracking them diet candy. is credited with turning delhi schools around she was brought in as a senior advisor to the state's ruling party she's now contesting a parliamentary seat in delhi and hopes the party's education policy will get her

votes and people are now beginning to talk about the fact that in just 40 years of such a transformation can happen then why did it not happen in 20 years before that and this is the 1st time this question is that i think in their mind that yes government schools can be involved yes government hospitals can be improved and therefore we need parties who believe in the this it doesn't. but the project foundation which is a non-governmental agency says the focus needs to be on those who educate the children who are they having. only the quality of education. the quality of education is more important as compared to other aspects educational reforms in delhi are not being debated across the country but the need for reform and change is because changes here are big associated with a smaller regional party more responsive to change many voters asking what have the

stablished party started in the best state. al-jazeera delhi. a south korean tourist island of jeju is the place to be if you want to add a glimpse into the future of measuring it's been hosting the 6th annual international electric vehicle expo showcasing the best in 0 emission technology brian reports from the island aiming to become the 1st in the world to be carbon free by 2030. this show brings together everything you need for an electric future. yes the cars both the sensible ones and the fun ones and all the other every day very calls to service in a world beyond fossil fuels all using the same advances in electric engine and battery technology but in all shapes and sizes even one made using a 3 d. laser printer. i think we have passed the inflection point and evey's have become

the norm the better prices come down by more than a 3rd so vehicles cost less as well. for an expo promoting green transport j.j. who is the perfect stage. a large volcanic island off south korea's southern coast it's famous for its rugged good looks. a tourist destination that knows how valuable its beauty is and how vulnerable to climate change because of that it's committed through renewable energy and electric vehicles to being completely carbon free by 2030 and i mean the entire land is a natural treasure we wondered how best to preserve it and when it came to transport we decided to go electric the jeju seems perfectly placed for such an experiment an island with relatively short driving distances well suited to electric vehicles and with a semi autonomous government able to pursue bold policies when it comes to

embracing the electric vehicle jeju is already way out in front of all the evey's in south korea right now a quarter of them all here on this one island but it's still got a long way to go to be 100 percent carbon free. the vast majority of vehicles still use fossil fuels but the government is quickly putting in place the resources needed to encourage people to go electric there is a tone as the provincial government is providing enough support in terms of regulation and funding transport companies are also replacing their vehicles so i'm sure we can achieve that goal to them because as the quest continues others in asia and beyond watch with interest what jade you can do maybe they can do also. mcbride al-jazeera j.j. to south korea and donald trump would seem an unlikely cultural inspiration at the

world's oldest and most celebrated arts event the venice biennale which opened today but in print in the u.s. president are seemingly everywhere even if his actual image has been banned by the organizers john engler has been seeking out the subtle and not so subtle trump references. 60000 pages of e-mails contents pretty mundane their effect on hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid devastating now and show in venice by artist kenneth goldsmith i wanted to sort of put an end to the speculation of keep saying where are those emails. today where the emails this is the 1st time anybody's ever seen these e-mails these are all arguably the most important historical documents of our time to change the history of america and therefore they change the history of the world. to celebrated painter adrian gainey president donald trump's image is an inspiration for others

he's a source of frustration subtle references to the state of american politics i found throughout the venice be an artist a reason displays a concrete pull from her native mexico or. the idea of fake news is exploding video installation a mishmash of you cheap videos news clips internet memes an entity's the i did being anything can be considered news. the united states chose artist martin poet to represent in this his sculptures softly deal with issues of democracy allegiance and liberty and what it means to be exploited the work is quite abstract and the artist doesn't do interviews but he has said he hopes it will inspire us to question freedom and its fragility. may you live in interesting times is the theme of the show and some critics say trump's influence is inescapable there's

a level of. the work on the show here to be an all or good thing reflects the coarsening of the public discourse in trump's era a lot of the work here basically shouts very loudly to be heard there's lots of work that is very superficial various stuff taken. the lack of intellectual complexity. is a replica of president lincoln's chair with a hose that dangerously around artist's vision of the united states seems rather bleak even alex dakota's kids model of a cozy suburban town is. al-jazeera that. are not of the top stories here on jazeera yemen who see rebels have begun putting fighters away from 3 key ports on the east coast it's part of a united nations backed peace deal but the yemeni government is dismissed it as

a ploy a ports includes rusty says sunny and crucially her data an important gateway for food and humanitarian aid that millions of yemenis rely on separatist forces in pakistan have attacked a hotel in the port city of wada killing a god it but actually has claimed responsibility in a city that's a major hub for chinese investment in the country the military says guests were safely evacuated. so around opposes african national congress has secured victory in the south african elections but with the party's smallest of a parliamentary majority to make it more difficult for the relatively new data to fulfill his promise reforms. i salute each and every one of you and i thank you for making it possible for this election to be resoundingly expression of the will of the people of south africa we can declare with certainty that democracy has

aged victorious in our country our people have given the leaders of this country a fair monday 8 to bear a better south africa for all. venezuela's opposition leader says he wants to open contact with the united states military in an attempt to put more pressure on the country's president nicolas maduro to step aside when gordo made the announcement at another protest in caracas it was a smaller turnout for gordo in a week that has seen opposition leaders arrested and forced to seek refuge. fighting in northwestern syria is intensifying as the government tries to consolidate gains made during an offensive earlier this week the syrian arab army is pushing further into the last major chunk of territory in the country controlled by the opposition the rebel fighters have force them back in other areas along the border of live and how my province is 1st the headlines do stay with us the

listening post is up next thanks for watching us you know a bit of an. the factual. reporting. and it was really i don't know the guy but quite a. shock. i think exercise on. none of them are. as prime minister scott. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week in india's elections one party is definitely winning the media game the trump white house is that using new

rules for press passes to lock out journalists it doesn't like me and maher where the refugees story and the coverage of it continue to make news and looking to be inspired then look elsewhere it's been a little more than a month now since the 1st votes were cast in the largest democratic exercise on the planet india's general election prime minister narendra modi wants a 2nd term and his party the b j p seems destined for victory how much of that is due to modi is genuine popularity and how much is down to the b j p sprawling publicity machine is another question it comes down to the money over the past financial year the b j p s publicity budget has been 20 times that of the main opposition party the congress that's a lot of extra rallies billboards and social media ads all spent to brand modi as the leader indians need the antithesis to what the b j p calls the country's weak anti national and anti hindu opposition throw in

a few dozen celebrity endorsements bollywood style a mainstream news media. most of who support the b j p gets for free and that adds up to an election that looks like no runner modi's to lose our starting point this week as the campaign trail in india. india the election story starts with the numbers and they are stacked more the 900000000 people 67 stages of voting lasting 5 weeks more than 2000 national regional and state party. more than $8000.00 names on the ballot and more than $400.00 television news channels regional and nationwide covering the election and based on the media output one would be forgiven for concluding the disallow action is about just one candidate prime minister narendra the b.g.p.

so he has an extremely effective campaigning weapon and an eye caught in the figure of the prime minister narendra modi and nobody knows that better than mr modi so now india has a parliamentary election but since mr modi has arrived on the scene national election as p. diddy been described as a presidential style if you see what has happened to how. the m.p. candidates are named that is getting pushed back to leave her leave her your 2 weeks away from the deed that you weren't before and cost a vote and you don't know who is standing for elections in your neighborhood. and the only way that works is if you don't care who is standing for elections in your neighborhood because you're working for movie that it will be is not the 1st person who have been elections presidential political parties have but if having a strong leader would stand up i didn't give up but it will be there when i look

things have gone wrong and i didn't need to they would blame for it it doesn't mean that it will be even though if things go at all or dead. somebody else is live for it but as with things he is the one who takes a look at. the kind of visibility and name recognition to render a modi benefits from does not all come for free for the financial year 2078 the b j p spent the equivalent of more than 80000000 u.s. dollars in election publicity more than all the other parties combined and that was before the campaign had formally begun for one period earlier this year the party spent $100000.00 u.s. on google advertising alone 10 times more than its congress party challenge and modis p.j. peak is also india's biggest facebook appetite those are among the places the b j p s money is going to then comes the issue of where that money is coming from. the

beach if he has found a way to find all these funds that are perceived in absolute secrecy it has introduced a new system of electoral bonds which allows completely anonymous donations we don't even have a we of tracking who exactly is giving this money to the beatific and why what are they getting in return in the last year for which this data is available to be g.p.'s income was 3 times the size of the combined income of the next 6 largest political parties country and that's a huge part of the difference in a chance into a massively different spending budget so the bigger big currently spends about 20 times as much on election campaigns as any of the other parties they've really managed to have a very comprehensive presence from the national all the. local level people are told when they are supposed to put out what clarke and how specifically

to write the words. and they have to retreat when they have. retreated this is really a massive centralized campaign which reaches everyone all the way down that's how we did meet up with unity is that they've got to get in. on the other hand they're up against all this which is not even close when it comes to communication you really feel in creating. the b.g.p. it also helps in the media that it's been mandated that it will be and that is worked a lot in keeping his image and beck but i'm going to house the children. i don't want to forget the reasons for the mainstream media's preoccupation with modi range from the commercial to the idea of launching. the prime minister's brand of national and pension for the cost of our marketable

commodities that play well on the hundreds of news channels the battle for viewers $2047.00 in 2014 modi came into office having campaigned on economic issues promises of development and agrarian reform during this campaign the primary focus has been on national security issues like kashmir and pakistan and the b j peace interpretation of india's identity as a hindu 1st mission and i saw the movie day. the night he made the name. news outlets are also with cuba where the d.j. people led government is the country's biggest media advertise and the party wields that money tactically if you turn on any news channel during a primetime hour we got that you would destroy your own country in the way that you are going to likely to be. hysterical declarations of loyalty to the

nation and to the state and to the armed forces and somewhat implicitly to the ruling. dozen feet. in front of each scene of carnage and easily say that one of the successes of the mahdi government has been to call off major media houses especially television networks by may care for management of government funds of which media houses patronized interviews from ministers or from the prime minister the media business has always been picking areas for what has also happened now in media companies are now raising revenue by doing events for which they require the attendance of top level government functionaries including the prime minister we don't know now and there will be august will not be marked up out of our members now this in turn introduces constraints on the freedom of taking on the government of falling into account of the of not wanting to eliminate the powers that. be other medium ots

d.j. p. has mastered is filmed through the prime minister's courtship of bollywood a listers tweeting at them taking selfies with them even being interviewed by. on april 24th 2 weeks after voting had begun modi had a series of softball questions logged his way by bollywood actor akshay kumar who was playing the role of an interviewer. big. all. india selection rules for bid such interviews during the voting period however the news agency that put that interview out which is closely tied to the b j p argued that since no journalist was involved the interview was not journalism it was a political what is a political when it involves a person standing for election. money. but

when you sit through the interviews. you realize that not in the room or the loves mangoes he was a poor person point to point that out. and it highlights how he is a self-made man and this is a really important because the person he's standing against. is the son of a prime minister and he's the grandson of a prime minister who's the brit grandson of a prime minister and not in the mood he comes across in this interview has everything that average india is or us hires to be factors in india have a long history of being involved. so the involvement of value isn't entirely new selfies of hollywood celebrities with the prime minister carefully planned as

tweets that the prime minister bags film actors is a symptom of how carefully with great attention b.g.p. plans media campaigns though it does make you wonder why the prime minister who has so much time for instagram influence and to meet. with bollywood stars has not had the time to hold a single open press conference and is the 1st indian prime minister to feel to do so in effect. what is causing other media stories that are on our radar this week was one of our producers tarek. the trumpet ministration in the white house press corps are back at it what's this latest issue over accreditation well this week dana milbank of the washington post reported that the white house had revoked his press puff and what he called a mass of accredited reporter press householders get privileged access to the white

house as one of the opportunity to ask questions of government spokespeople butt. the trump administration recently changed the criteria for a credit station the new rules disqualify journalists who've not been in the white house for at least half of the previous 180 days requirement that according to milbank excludes most of the press corps press secretary thera sound said the change was about improving security but the concern is it makes journalists conditional in a way that could disqualify reports of the white house doesn't like and this would not be the 1st time that the white house has played the credentials card would it no that's right you remember that highly publicized last november between president trump and theon and reporter jim acosta on the russian vest occasion are you concerned that you may have not heard about anything with me i mean it's very unusual because it's a hoax are you that's enough put down the might after that exchange the white house

revoked of course the press the need to restore it's again on the order of a federal judge but the disputes was a sign of how the administration views the televised press briefings and the headline that they produce one more point this white house hasn't held a full press briefing now for 2 months the longest stretch since the tradition began under bill clinton in the early ninety's you've also been following the story of an arab activist who does a lot of work on saudi arabia and who may now have a target on his back who are we talking about he added by that he's a palestinian born writer and activist currently living a political refugee in norway and anyone who follows the middle east online will know his twitter feed he's an outspoken and influential critic of arab dictators particularly thought irregulars crown prince mohammed bin set a man and a lot of his recent work has focused on the human rights situation in thought he a radio this week we learned that on april 25th norwegian police warned by that he

of the threats against him after receiving information. from the cia after the murder of saudi journalist america's shakti these kinds of threats are taken very seriously by a friend of her shakti and he warned the journalist killing would embolden been for a man to go after his critics if the kingdom was not held to account among the reasons the saudis might want to go after about that he has recently been investigating a story that saudi arabia was behind the alleged hacking and extortion of them both and washington post jeff bezos for the threats against him by the sounds defiant if they don't want to kill me he says then i'm not doing my job ok thanks to our. breaking news out of me and maher this past week after more than 500 days behind bars to reuters reporters have been released by the government the men had

been jailed for their investigation into the killing of 10 real hinge of muslims by me and maher security forces news of their release was welcomed by journalists and activists around the world in me and marto reporting the real him just story remains incredibly challenging since 2017 almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 rohingya muslims have fled to neighboring bangladesh and me and maurice government has been aggressive in its attempts to control the narrative however one network has been reporting the story from the inside will hinge a vision t.v. run by exiled real hands of the network relies on undercover reporters to get the information out the stories that they tell contest the official state narrative as well as the work of media outlets in me and maher that have closed ranks with the authorities the listening posts johannah who's now on the perilous state of media freedom in me and maher and the news network telling the real him just story it's way.

i don't want to be the one with. that gun. at it. and the less of that a lot. the manilow not in the center of it a lot i think he said beauty. refugees like the stuff. and mohamed to bar same thing i've seen on the ground for acts of rape torture massacres of their own people at the hands of the burmese

security forces stories that journalists from me and i tend to shy away from. for the hundreds of thousands of refugees across the border in bangladesh or hinder vision t.v. our vision provides news from abroad perspective. and we started to get news actual facts and figures from the ground and the start of the broadcast saw the ultimate goal was to tell the tools to tell the anger side of the story and to advocate. because it is under reported reported their reporting that mass rapes occur. there has been effectively a scorched earth campaign against the ranger but i'll go to where the monish are going to be done that i would have the it's you know women children have been executed along with men range of vision t.v. help to sort of counter this idea that it is just

a targeted operation to weed out range of militants. but they're of course branded as brazen propaganda and they've been targeted with relentless attempts to discredit them we saw at the start of the crisis range of vision t.v. and very accurately reporting what was going on the number of people that were fleeing the scale of the violence out of the animal you know. and that information wasn't used by international media at all because there's been such a fuss made by the government of burma or about the reliability of or interest sources and that's a loss because they are getting information out on the ground in rakhine state. and that significant me amar's government has blocked access to the region turning rakhine into a black hole for the new. without taxes international journalists have come to rely solely on refugees accounts for much of the myanmar media run with the government's

version of events. over a hinge of vision still has eyes on the ground according to its founder mohamed nor the channel as a network of around 20 undercover citizen journalists working around the clock and a great risk to feed information from our kind for our economies it's now in the range of language to their colleagues in the nation. broadcasting in 3 languages our vision operates primarily online through each year to chant the network has become a primary source of the news for the ranger community and its multiple platforms typically get more than 150000 views per day. our vision is very unique and it is the the world 1st of its kind of international media's are not allowed here so they can all do their job so now we have to take over the job we are the news break up of iraq on because we convert a citizen into a citizen journalist existing people into

a journalist training them and getting the information out would whatever possible it could mean that it is very dangerous for the people on the ground that are doing this the government want to shut this down they want to stop information getting out and so anyone who's found to be involved with or intervention t.v. you could be in danger of being jailed or disappeared they'll go after the people that are interviewed they'll go after the fixer as well as going after the journalists or during the reports of. those top takes are in just one line to the writing to journalism operates in iraq coming ever since the start of the military crackdown in august 27th seen the government on some sushi has embarked on a far reaching campaign to silence reporters local and foreign. intimidation and harassment and the weight of the law had been used some journalists were cast. government or military badlands. case in point in december 27th team to reuters reporters were arrested and charged under the official secrets act

a law that back to the colonial era for allegedly having illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media. those documents which oppose it will contain information about mass graves in recalling were in fact handed to them by the medium or police just minutes before they were arrested . for use this past week alone and just so were finally released having spent more than 500 days behind bars sheriff told me that the journalists are now free that critics remain suspicious over the circumstances of their arrest those 2 reporters. very well respected the very door good wall own door so the sort of the you know the reuters teams and the e.p. teams in the country and not going to be very courageous in their reporting on this issue the government and the military and police would want to silence them the 2

reporters were trying to expose something that the military will you know wanted to highlight what the journalist it is the main reason that the government had to change that they still use you know a number of law to detain journalists and these laws are very useful for the government. when meal mother again the transition from military to civilian rule back in 2011 there was hope a space would open up for more independent reporting that has since been shattered an angst on to cheese rule reporting critical of the authorities has only participator and especially on issues relating to rakhine. and it's not just due to government intimidation or self-censorship when it comes to the range of most media outlets in myanmar simply agreeing that the government. the vast majority of journalists bernese journalists inside the country appear to share the

government and the military's antagonism towards the ranger magazines when newspapers like the state run lots of myanmar which publishes very unsettling antagonistic editorials and articles that allude to the ranger as for example human fleas so regardless of whether you know there is space or there isn't space there's a real lack of will in reporting critically on the military but i think the local media try not to sort of. bangor their audience their readers so they try to sort of tread a very careful line trying to balance doing their work as well as not sort of make up the readership and happy because i think they understand that the majority of the people don't like the the this people the government of burma is trying to say look what can we do we can't take action on a range of citizenship because there are injuries so so hated within the country

but the government has used its media channels newspapers and radio stations and television to encourage and whip up that fear and hatred of muslims so they they create this crisis and then they use it as a defense for not being able to act on it it's a tactic that they're using and it's a tactic that is proving to effective which makes outlets like ranger mission t.v. and we are sort of the new still operating mind the authorities a bill of secrecy all the more important when trying to understand all sides of the story that the united nations calls a textbook case of ethnic cleansing. and finally are you ready to seize the day trust your instincts and reach for the stars if not we have a little something for you. a one scrolling through a news feed these days risks being inspired even when you're not in the mood who approves of all those inspirational quotations anyway who dares assume that there

is a market for these kinds of things you cannot walk past a coffee shop these days without someone trying to galvanize your inner something or other luckily though there's an instagram account designed to redress the imbalance it's called. and it offers plenty of useless life tips and d motivational messages all you'll need to be left on. we'll see you next time you're at the listening post.

as u.s. sanctions i levied against iran we'll ask what impact this one out on iraq's relations with its key trading partner will not be part of the a new alliance against another. iraq's deputy prime minister and the oil minister.

al jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. hello norm taylor in london the top stories are now jazeera the rebels in yemen have started redeploying fighters from 3 key ports as part of a stalled united nations sponsored peace deal but the yemeni government is dismissing it as a ploy aimed at dissin forming the international community the port security. and crucially how data the most important gateway for food and humanity. an aide sara

hired has the latest. the battle for the port of data has been at the heart of the humanitarian crisis in yemen aid agencies have pleaded with the warring factions to withdraw from the strategic port a gateway for desperately needed food and medicine. millions are facing famine after more than 4 years of fighting between the forties and the coalition led by sad eurabia and the united arab emirates. according to united nations healthy rebels will redeploy from her data and the ports of salif use for grain and there are safe and entry points for oil we have huge problem terms of the lack of trust between the saudi led coalition on one side who see rebels on the other worse very good but develops a little bit of trust that could potentially pave the way to eventually solving this conflict is going to really require some actions. there many governments

backed by the coalition have expressed skepticism over the agreement on friday the minister of information mohamed el any any tweeted any you know actual deployment that does not allow for the principle of joints monitoring and verification of the terms of the sweden agreement is elusive and unacceptable the amany government did not state whether vest side would make a reciprocal move what little bit was shared out of the agreement stipulates that both sides withdraw at the same time we complied with the agreement and we expect the saudi led coalition to do the same if they don't we've made our point. plans were brokered by an led committee under the stockroom agreement a packet stablished between the rival competence last year. but soon after a cease fire was agreed on the 18th of december fighting resumed in the port city of her data and since then repeated attempts to enforce the truce have failed the

un says it is monitoring the redeployment of fighters from the ports yet it's still unclear how far forces will go and who will eventually control the 3 ports side a higher. separatist fighters in pakistan have attacked a hotel in the port city of god are killing a guard the 3 attackers armed with rifles and grenades were eventually killed inside the pearl continental hotel by security forces or guests were safely evacuated according to military but our shlub ration army has claimed responsibility. for it counting is complete in south africa's general election with the ruling african national congress party winning a 6th successive election in c one nearly 60 percent of more than $17000000.00 votes cast but it's the party's worst performance in the 25 years since the end of apartheid to make it harder a party leaders cyril ramaphosa to push through his plan reforms. venezuela's

opposition leader says he wants to open contact with the united states military in the attempt to put more pressure on president nicolas maduro to step aside when gordo made the announcement at another protest in caracas but it was a smaller turnout for gordo in a week that is seen opposition leaders arrested and forced to seek refuge after being stripped of parliamentary immunity fighting in northwestern syria is intensifying as the government tries to consolidate gains made during an offensive earlier this week the syrian arab army is pushing further into the last major chunk of opposition held territory but rebel fighters are force them back in areas along the border of it live and how our provinces. 3 of the 4 hostages rescued by french soldiers in the west african nation of booking a fast so have arrived in france they were read by french president emmanuel mccoll to military airbase on the outskirts of paris 2 soldiers were killed in the operation to stay with us out of their world is next it looks at city life in

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