young men like holly and marvie cannot move within the country they settled in the old romantics teaches snus has turned into a lack of the basic human right to have a nationality. and you say hey you're high up in national law well higher than a man did you see amanda. yes they. would have run and run out of new england. and the lot get one of woman. then it was certainly been. well ironical sheer harpo was in the lead in so i didn't. know her an issue about the. man i mean there were i'm a jew muslim and only were underage and see i'm anderson. thank

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bother them but usually flew. in 1904 live in these governments naturalized thousands of people including some of the of our a tribe today they live relatively stable lives. but many tribe members were not naturalized some didn't apply because they didn't want to serve in the army or simply couldn't see the benefit others didn't believe the lebanese government was serious about naturalizing people like them. for the family being unregistered has been disastrous to the fun of than i am an artist name the size sort of mana. factor sort of modern medical say you saw

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produce identifying and predicting human behavior. artificial intelligence can monitor ombudsman. and decide on. the big picture to kill the world according to ai exposes the bias inside the machine coming soon on 000. hello i'm a star with the headlines on al-jazeera to render modi's b j p party has been reelected with a massive landslide win in the indian parliamentary election modi told supporters in new delhi that he's got a mandate to build a new india so hell raman is in the capital. it's expected that on friday the election commission of india will formally announce that the b j p r the largest

winning party in india's 17th general election b j p have secured at least 300 seats and is expected along with partners to round about $350.00 seats in the lok sabha to $72.00 is the magic marker of course but now what with the absolute majority as far as. we are expecting the cabinet to meet with the prime minister to discuss the next few steps aleck's few days ahead which will obviously include choosing a new cabinet obviously swearing in parliamentarians and obviously addressing the needs of the wants of the indian public in all the issues at hand for the economy to health to national security that they want addressing by the end of friday a prime minister modi and the existing cabinet have been invited to the president's residence for a formal dinner before they leave office in terms of this particular parliament or before they are sworn back is now the trumpet ministration is being accused of

trying to bypass a congressional ban on weapons sales to saudi arabia is concerned that u.s. secretary of state mike and other senior aides may use a loophole allowing the president to approve a sale without the approval of congress. and libya warplanes have bombed the offices of a breakaway faction of one of the country's 2 competing governments no one was hurt in the attack the building is used by members of the brook based house of representatives who moved to tripoli soon after the war for hafter began his attack on the capital in april the united nations backs the tripoli based government. the wiki leaks founder julian assange is facing new charges in the u.s. bringing the total to $18.20 the website published thousands of secret diplomatic cables from the state department swedish prosecutors are trying to extradite a son from the u.k. to face a rape charge while those are the headlines now back to al-jazeera wild. over

a tribe was once the magic and move seasonally between syria and lebanon. everyone knew one another even if they didn't always know when they were born or how old they burn and not having an idea it was not a problem. but their life as wandering herdsman changed as national borders and politics forced them to settle in towns and villages many in the bekaa valley in central lebannon. today everything revolves around an id card without it their non existence since settling the upgrade have gone through the process of applying for lebanese nationality some have succeeded but others are still waiting for the political decisions necessary to grant them identity and legal status as

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we've got the weather quieting down now across the middle east about time to still a few showers into afghanistan up towards tech made a stab at clear skies starting to spill away back across iran into iraq but we want to show is a little more cloud just coming across cyprus that eastern side of the mediterranean syria lebanon jordan but we'll see a little bit of cloudy weather as we go on through friday into saturday bright skies come back a bit higher touch fresher to just 40 back around 4 or 5 degrees in the process that cloud will spill its way towards iraq $45.00 in baghdad already nothing there $25.00 in kabul still a few showers there up towards tashkent and also towards our math a pakistan stay strong and sunny it stays dry and sunny to across much of the arabian peninsula brought to skies now some parts of saudi arabia who are its chance of catching the rather southern end of the red sea but for many it will be settled and sunny 40 in riyadh here in doha will touch around 37 celsius over the

next couple of days plenty of hazy sunshine fabolous on should see way into southern africa mozambique could still see a few showers into those central areas on friday and also into west sassed a further south there's a warm sunshine coming back in capetown with a top temperature of 23. people have to weigh your record on this trial in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a 2 state solution the official story isn't there no one can really feel sorry i don't care about the official story if you were to go visit today you would say what has the media been telling fun the world is watching wife there's lots of brazen here join me man the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and big issues here on al-jazeera. big story generated thousands of headlines with

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2 2 2 ringback. india's prime minister narendra modi will form a new cabinet after his b j p party is re-elected with a landslide majority. i'm fully back to watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon meets sudan's military leaders

a move that could spark more protests in khartoum. every tree is celebrates its independence day for the 1st time since it signed a peace deal with neighboring ethiopia but rights groups warn of widespread abuses and sri lanka's president pardoned among convicted of inciting violence against muslims. india's foreign minister narendra modi b j p party has won a landslide reelection victory with most of the 600000000 votes counted the b j p s secured my joy seen parliament and this gets modi a powerful mandate to implement his new india vision which promises a strong economy and a more influential role in international affairs so hell raman reports from new delhi. he is on course to win a 2nd term as prime minister of india he arrived at his governing b.g.p. headquarters late on thursday evening jubilant by what his party had achieved.

today we witnessed from every nook and corner of the country filling this beggar's i banged my head for india's 1300000000 citizens. but celebrations of beach. headquarters began early in the day and vote counting wasn't even over yet the votes of hundreds of millions of indians were tallied and candidates and their agents are focusing on the district centers and each constituency. the election commission says the turnout was the largest in indian election history more than 600000000 people voted out of the 900000000 who are eligible to take part in the 6 week election the issues a clear for some. people have voted for nationalism for the good of the country and for development work. they trust. is the only person who can fight.

corruption this is the reason only and yes recently marking as a prime minister. this election has been one of the most divisive in recent years i think the security issue has been protected in a way that people's imagination was fixed. and then you start feeding them constantly. so it seems that in the post independence india the 1st time for the 1st time security issue has become such a big issue in india the opposition have congratulated modi many. during the campaign i said the people will decide who will rule the country and they have made a decision firstly let me congratulate prime minister murray i must also thank my party workers for putting up a tough fight a battle is of ideology and vision and the people seem to have chosen to be j.p. . for now it's a moment for the j.p. supporters to say. joins us live from new delhi. victory for

the big j.p. defying all expectations when do we expect an official formal announcement. yes we were expecting an announcement hopefully but that didn't happen they were still counting the votes of course the extra level of security. all of the polling stations in terms of the way the votes were cast and recorded with the electronic voting machines and the paper trail and a paper trail was collated with the electronic voting machines to make sure the right number of people cast the right number of votes on the machines that's when the election commission notarize those results on various candidates were confirmed as of the winners 302 seats that the j.p. is comparator confirmed to have now folly that means they have an absolute majority and with their other allies across the country we expect that figure to reach around 350 you mentioned in your introduction of course that. to talk about the economy and its new vision for india joining me now is professor shruti from the

university of cambridge we've been talking about the economy all morning because it's the one issue that the prime minister and the b j p didn't want to discuss during the election campaign now they're talking the talk but will they walk the walk in the next 5 years where they find out i think it was a interesting spoke yesterday for his speech 45 minutes long speech he spoke very little about the economy it was very much about the new identity of the leader but of course it's one of the biggest concerns that will face the problem mr because india has historic unemployment rates at the moment very very demanding aspirational young population which is what it behind him so it'll be interesting to see how he does that and it's big business that has to support today who would be keen to see reforms and of joining back of welfare of course of india is going to prosper it is through the economy and there are various stories here when we look at the monetize ation and how that's affected the agrarian economy with the

big 501000 pianos taken in 2016 in 2018 i think tank suggested that 18000000 jobs have been lost it's all about creating the possibilities for a better future for all and that's the real the difficult thing for any incoming government you're right he said i mean i think it's interesting that the monetizing . very controversial a failure a big ticket take that that he did the last time he did not pay for it electorally and that is one of the questions that i think analysts will have to address that even though the economy was doing very badly on the agrarian front on the on the unemployment and with that somehow people have riposte faith again and more the to do to actually do something with the economy what that will be is unclear for sure because the baby should be manifested and give very clear indication on it nor did the prime minister's speech yesterday that. often promise lots of things to the electorate but the image modi the brand. is something that the international

community of kept a very close eye on how will that attitude change how the relationship changed between him india and the international community know well it's a fast changing international scenario with iran with the u.s. with china but i think at one level modi has as a lead the globe a populist nationalist wave that has come to a mass democracies in the world so in some senses mode he will be in very i would say like minded companies for want of a better term but i also think there are real foreign policy challenges whether it is china or whether it is pakistan but also iran a long time ally off india that india has in a way shown some distance to at the moment so it'll be very interesting to see what modi does in changing international and economics to see what happens professor kabila thanks very much for joining us from cambridge university and of course surf ali what we are expecting on friday is that the election commission will sometime later in the afternoon we expect now as we're getting very close to those last few constituencies being declared will declare. and of course the beach a.p.

the winners of the 17th the general election. confirmed scenarios are the cabinet is in government right now will have a formal dinner with the president it's a normal statutory thing where the president says thank you for your service goodbye whatever the new. government is whatever the new cabinet is in a few days time they will be sworn in and welcomed in again by the president but for the moment we keep a very close eye on the election commission and the final declaration of who has won as we know the 17th general election here in india thank you very much for that sale raman live for us in new delhi. in other world news sunday arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sama has met the deputy head of sudan's transitional military council their brains and general mohamed have done die going to discuss corp between the 2 countries and other issues affecting the region meanwhile back in sudan doctors engineers and artists have rallied on the streets of khartoum demanding a transition to

a civilian government protesters have voiced concern that regional powers are trying to influence the future of saddam but the end of all things for now we're marching through our voices can be heard and to form the sudanese people that we are all on no matter what the circumstances we started a strong revolution and will continue with the same strength i demand all fall under the establishment of a civil state. this march which is organized by the sudanese professionals association with so we could all participate and stress that we will go on a political strike and civil disobedience to support the position by the sudanese people and the opposition groups negotiating in the name of the sudanese people. eritrea is marking its 1st independence day since the peace deal was reached with neighboring ethiopia last year the government has moved to bronx social media platforms ahead of celebrations the reason is unclear but there is speculation the

government might be trying to prevent people from organizing protests let's speak to matt bryden knowledges the chairman and city chick advisor research which is a political think tank covering the horn of africa he joins us via skype from nairobi kenya thank you so much for being with us matt so these are the 1st independence day celebrations since a decades long border war between ethiopia and eritrea ended in july 20. year ago what has changed in your view for every tree and the retreat ends in this last year and is there cause for celebration. i think this is the paradox of eritrea and this certainly is cause for celebration in that a peace deal with ethiopia has been reach sanctions on eritrea have been lifted and the country is now in a position to open up to the rest of the world. the flipside of that to perhaps the surprising part is that very little seems to have changed actually within eritrea

itself despite all of these variables the developments in the system of government remain autocratic and extremely repressive. the question of closing social media eritrea as one of the poorest information communications technology platforms on the continent. perhaps 7075000 years or years not more than one and a half percent of the population have access to the internet so this raises the question what could the government be afraid of in such low penetration and access to social media on independence day. moreover eritrean jermain subject to national service indefinite conscription and service in the armed forces or other tasks that the government might decide to work at and as a result we see that the exodus of traits in our country is still at least on the

ethiopian border approximately $250.00 people every day fleeing to america trade zone $11.00 and every trade is future should be looking brighter but there's no sign on the ground of tangible improved amat to what about the new iraq peace and cooperation with ethiopia that was promised ethiopian prime minister has been very much promoting our regional approach is i think the wacky on board with that. well eritrea has. welcomed. prime minister after his gesture and we've seen a more open eritrean foreign policy with visits of senior government officials and party officials to many countries in the region so i think on the from the from the outside eritrea.