as in the opposition of trying to overthrow his government backers of the opposition party leader allows rusnak whether say that he was robbed of victory in last month's election 18 people have since been arrested protests began in the company long way on choose to bring them home it has will. the streets of malawi turned into chaos the speech hundreds of protesters are calling for president putin with her recount to step down after an election they say was raked up workers i was just. getting later in the opposite direction. just going to vote they're not one of if you're not going to tell what direction. a standoff between police and supporters of the main opposition candidates lazarus to cuero turned violent with some court in the crossfire this man was reportedly shot by police in the capital security forces used to gas to disperse others outside the opposition menai congress party headquarters 6800000 people were registered to vote in the may

21st presidential elections at 78 years old peter which arika narrowly won the lottery his governing democratic progressive party another 5 year term in office but critics accuse him of corruption the main opposition and his former vice president say the election was marred by irregularities and they say they had evidence that voting sheets were altered if you get a customs document and you're making a declaration to customs if there is any alteration on your declaration that their declaration is rejected what you told you that any alteration is not valid in an operational document then the question arises how did make x. . because that had been amended in the accusations have prompted a petition to the high court to nullify the results i have a special message to. become very. so.

you know all very. fine. but president with ericka's party denies any wrongdoing. electoral commission. give. a little. leaguer presidential democratic progress but there we are after being sworn in the president called the protests illegal and accuse your position of trying to cause chaos malawians wait for the court's decision protests to say they will carry on demonstrating until the presidential election results are withdrawn and a new vote is held mohammed al jazeera palestinian leaders condemned the

u.s. ambassador to israel for suggesting that he backs the partial and exception of the occupied west bank by mr benjamin netanyahu has promised to begin an exciting israeli settlements in the territory a move that would violate international law and an interview with the new york times about the david friedman said under certain circumstances i think israel has the right to retain some but unlikely all of the west bank friedman made the comments just weeks ahead of a conference in bahrain where the u.s. is to unveil part of its new peace plan for the palestinians and israelis brahimi has more from. the secretary general of the p.l.o. has said that these remarks should send a clear message to anyone who is willing to attend them and i am a conference that is expected to be held in a couple couple of weeks he says that israel wants to annex occupied territories which is considered a war crime under the international law the p.l.o. executive committee member said that the us is justifying israel theft of land for

the has also released a statement which is the ruling party in the west bank in which it said that they don't know if ambassador friedman is advocating for the israeli settlers or if he is representing the u.s. administration's point of view now as to that conference in manama that is expected to be held the palestinians said they wouldn't consulted in it and they believe that any conference that does not tackle the political aspect of the palestinian israeli conflict conflict is not going to be successful they want an end of the occupation and not a better life under it. the venezuelan government has reopened a border crossing with colombia president nicolas maduro had closed for months earlier citing a need to that the u.s. position on why they wanted to bring in undermined his country's sovereignty. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was

a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus . actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate conditions that forced their families to leave their country the comedian a simple say yes it was i guess i can say yeah we couldn't find food and if we did

it was very expensive the same for my medication we couldn't find it and if we did it was triple or quadruple the price or colombia has taken in the largest share of venezuelan refugees 1300000 people jolie praise their strength and perseverance the people who have had to go through displacement i think answer and go through it like all these young children and all of you strongest people in the world. meanwhile venezuelan opposition leader one goh i don't know when door to door in a small town south of the capital caracas he greeted residents and met with local politicians who support his efforts to topple more duro why dose said mediation efforts sponsored by norway have stalled over maduro's refusal to allow the new presidential election i went to meeting in oslo takes place with the international contact group it's because we are closer to ending the usurpation to the

transitional government and free elections and when we are ready to take a step in that direction and when the regime is also ready then we will have something but not in the meantime the bridge opening relieves some of the pressure on at least a small number of venezuelans millions more inside and outside venezuela continue to suffer their futures and rob reynolds al-jazeera. well to stay with because leo will be here with the sport him a few moments and then ferrari gets to the start of the front of the canadian grump break to stay with the script lumps of. global food production is wasteful and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources jellyfish is delicious with a very light seafood taste and

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boxwoods. know it's really not good news at all with the sport's governing body they've extended their ban from athletics for an 11th time for russia and russian athletes have been suspended from track and field now since 2015 because of widespread and state sponsored doping the task force on the matter said there had been positive developments but that it was troubled by reports earlier this month that russian coaches who'd been suspended for doping continue to train athletes they'd hoped to be back on the track for the world championships in doha in september now to tennis the men's french open finals underway with rafa on the doll trying to get his 12th title on paris clay world number 4 a dummy team lost this match last year sitting score right now is 3 games each in the 1st set c. one plays out the roland garros has

a new women's champion australia's ashley barty's been showing off her trophy after winning her maiden grand slam title she beat czech teenager marquette of on the russia in a dominant performance party will become the world number 2 when the new rankings come out on monday on day 3 of the women's world cup italy have claimed a dramatic last gasp victory over australia it was looking good at half time for the team known as the matildas sam curtis scored her 1st world cup goal but it was all change in the 2nd half of barbara. for the italians and in the final minute of injury time but in c. would pronounce again the snatch to snatch a $21.00 victory in the 2nd match of the day right now brazil are leading jamaica one nil. and the 3rd match as england face scotland in their opening game england are one of the favorites for this year's trophy but they have a tricky group would japan and argentina portugal or the netherlands will be crowned the champions of the inaugural you

a phoenicians league later on both teams have plenty of stars in their sights on their sides but it's the battle between 5 time ballon d'or winner rinaldo and the world's most expensive defender virgil van dyke that's going to be the one to watch and with portugal on home soil the netherlands know that they have to show up we know that we need to play good football and good defending and we showed that they can stay ignorant and we be trends we beat germany with beating and it will be on believable if you beat to go in the final at home it would upset my sympathies do you approach writing it's a positive pressure playing at home counts with your fans it's positively motivating but i don't see a potential for players of such quality and experience in top level football i only see it as motivation playing at home is exciting.

india's cricketers have set australia a target of $353.00 for victory in their world cup match at the oval shikari on lead with a ton and captain of around kohli put on $82.00 australia have just got their reply under way both teams have 2 wins from 2 matches. so far both sides have avoided a collision with the wire unlike england's jason roy during his team's a win over pakistan on saturday his century celebrations had to wait as he helped the match official get back up on his feet despite the team's reaction neither were hurt and both ended up finding it pretty funny. ferrari sebastian vettel will start from pole position for the 1st time this year at the canadian grand prix kevin magnussen had quite the crash in an accident packed qualifying session in montreal the haas driver will start 10th on the grid vettel is out in front with championship peter lewis hamilton in 2nd it's. a lot of adrenalin in qualifying and you know quite

tensed in terms of concentration obviously you try to put everything in that one not going. down to a 10 was really that you have. i was quite pleased and it worked quite well today in golf rory mcilroy is looking for his 2nd victory of the season at the canadian open mcelroy shot a bogey free 6 under 64 on saturday to move into a share of the lead after 3 rounds wrote webb simpson and mack which are also at 13 under $197.00 mcelroy won the players championship in march but has not seriously contended cents. sir winston won the final jewel in the triple crown of horse racing at the belmont stakes 10 horses were vying for the when and all but it was sir winston is trainer who ended up winning more than any of the horses he won the preakness with more of well this was the 1st year that there was no possibility of a triple crown winner and it was a messy triple crown at that after

a disqualification the kentucky derby and a horse without a rider in the preakness. those are some dramatic pictures but i'll hand you back to so hill thanks very much and of course that is the news hour with me sit around the back with more news on the other side of the break but until then from me and all of the news our team thanks very much for your time and your company. talk to al-jazeera. we ask problems of the science of the instability is corruption we listen in ziad and bins are pushing the united states and president trump into conflict we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. if you want to learn above the words might look like very soon we got hungry and hungry as in the extreme example of the president and the whole world is

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up. fighting between demonstrators and police in kazakhstan during elections to replace the longtime president. also mass protests in hong kong against a proposed law that would allow extraditions to mainland china organizers say more than a 1000000 people turned out. plus by the ruins of babylon archaeologists warn the site that hosted one of the earliest civilizations is crumbling before our very own eyes. welcome to al-jazeera a campaign of civil disobedience has begun in sudan and opposition groups have promised to continue their protests until the military join to gives up power the opposition is accused or has accused the military of killing more than many protesters and in danger in lives by shutting down hospitals many people seem to

have heeded the call for a general strike such as apple workers and we can see bags piling up inside a terminal building there's been no official word from the military to into so far this sunday burton associated press journalist so members of the paramilitary rapid support forces formerly the militia deployed in various areas of. the capitol jamaal a sale begins our coverage. sunday marks the beginning of the we can sit down but rather than work commutes and traffic jams the streets of whom are empty these videos appear to show that the public has heated the calls by pro-democracy groups for civil disobedience and the general strike the movement for freedom and change together with the sudanese professionals union had announced sunday's action in response to the military gintas seizing of power and the continued crackdown on protesters. it's still not known how many people were killed by the security forces during last week's massacre when the main pro-democracy sits in was forcibly

dispersed but a sudanese doctors group puts the toll in the past week at 117. videos like these continue to emerge showing that while the military gentle talks about dialogue its personnel are trying to beat the people into submission but we know what. we hope that our brothers in the other groups respond to our colfer dialogue without preconditions what's at stake is the nation we value the efforts of our friends who are concerned about developments in sudan we want to reach an agreement but if we don't then we will form a government. despite an attempt by the if european prime minister to mediate between the jensen and pro-democracy groups being received well by both sides security forces arrested several of the group's leaders within hours of the if european pm departs including. the man believed to be calling the shots in the military council is its vice presidents mohamad hum done the former warlord in his

notorious jungle weed forces have been accused of committing war crimes during the darfur conflict that doesn't bode well for sudan's pro-democracy protesters. added to that the military's leadership has held several meetings with saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon emeritus de facto leader mohammed bin zayed and egypt's crew leader turned president how different the all of whom have been accused by human rights groups of cracking down on free speech. the main groups behind sudan's revolution have insisted they will remain peaceful and not give up their demands for freedom despite their differences violence general strikes like sunday's are an example of peaceful resistance but in a country with a history of conflict in a region where revolutions have turned into civil wars there is genuine concern for sudan's future. i just. well jazeera has been banned from reporting from sudan correspondent ron carr has just come back from khartoum and joins me now

on the set could have you with us just sort of the scene for us about what it was actually like before the military went in and disbanded that protest site because you know you've seen it before and after well let me tell you there was a real carnival like atmosphere we would go almost every evening spend a few hours on the site speaking to people there was a family atmosphere there were places where you could little kids could get make up you know but the sudanese flag on their faces it was very much a place where people would go and meet with people and you know demand freedom you'd have a challenge many methane which means civilian civilian rule there was stages music playing so it was a very peaceful it was angry i mean there was anger towards the military council but it wasn't in any way violent. and it was it was a great atmosphere a family atmosphere and then during this that happened on june the 3rd happened because. the military went into the site and cleared it violently they used heavy

weaponry on unarmed civilian protesters and then the nature of the protests we've been actually changed was completely empty streets now we took a drawing a couple of days later through the protests it was unrecognizable there were these paintings on the walls revolutionary paintings commemorating world gone on in 24 hours those paintings were all whitewashed they'd all gone so the military had to raise every sign of any player protests taking place it was almost like the protests hadn't happened and so you speak to the protest movement leaders and people involved in the protests we've been saying well now these empty streets are protests these strikes operates as this is the only thing we have left and of course the military had when they went into the camp. it had said leading up to the moment that the. area's been infiltrated by criminals and by gangs i mean what sort of evidence how would you describe that statement and those

statements up to june the 3rd well there was no evidence presented by the military themselves for these infiltrators and they had been using that word for weeks previously saying their protest movement has been infiltrated by criminal elements and we need to control them the protest leaders themselves are encouraging these criminal elements coming in and that was always the accusation from the military but no evidence was ever presented certainly we didn't see any kind of criminal activity when we were at the protest site there may well have been but we did see it. but no evidence was ever presented now there was an area outside of the protest site it was called colombia colombia was where young people go and they were drink legal alcohol and they would smoke dope and this was seen as a criminal element but it wasn't anything to do with the protesters so when they went in and they cleared colombia then they went ahead and took the city and on june the 3rd this was a police operation that could have been done without the military involved if they just wanted to get rid of those young people who were taking part in criminal

activity it really you know you and i have been in situations where the military had stopped to see the filming all reporting when did you realize that this was more than just a general we're going to throw al-jazeera out are going to stop them filming do you feel threatened if i can use that word it was the friday before june the when our desire was banned and the army turned up. and we got a phone call saying you need to come down to the bureau now. shutting it down and my producers thought i wouldn't. morgan one of our correspondents went down to the office i held the thoughts of ourselves trying to make sure that everything was going to be ok and they shut the bureau down completely and they said if you report anything in your risk of being arrested they revoked our press cards almost immediately but nothing was ever. it was never seemed to be violent when there were people with guns around in your office and then your hotel and stopping you from leaving certainly you feel a little bit precious you did it

a few blocks away from well of course so we will continue to monitor events with you and the teams here certainly from thank you. now protest organizers and hold call say more than a 1000000 people hit the streets to oppose a controversial extradition bill they fear the proposed changes which allowed china to target political opponents in the territory and send them to the mainland for trial opponents say it's another sign of hong kong losing more of the rights it was supposed to have been granted in the 199700 over from british rule sarah clarke has more from hong kong. what the expectations were around 300000 people would join israeli actions have certainly been where the rally started to make sure it was full and i was flying now thousands of people are marching from troy through to the cities down at the little council which is where we are now and we see people generations of the happy by democracy activist student union groups and families are joining in trying to be united in their opposition to this extradition bill but

this really could actually be as large as the occupy protests which were held in 24th and shut down parts of the central part of hong kong but despite their efforts this bill is likely to be passed by the hong kong government has a majority in the cities and the chief executive harry lam want to abide by the end of the month. some of even call this the final fight for hong kong so how did it all come to this what critics say beijing has been encroaching on the city's autonomy for years in 2012 the hong kong government tried to include national education courses in schools to sort of nurture patriotism towards mainland china and that led to mass protests which forced the government to council the plan then 2 years later police fired tear gas against tens of thousands of protesters demanding direct elections the next day huge crowds came out on the city's main roads were blocked by demonstrators for 2 and a half months 4 of the 9 leaders behind what became known as the umbrella movement

were recently sentenced to jail raising concerns over freedom of expression and in late 20155. booksellers linked to a hong kong publisher specializing in books critical of the communist party and its leaders went missing they will eventually resurfaced in custody on mainland china. she will i.e. this fall is going to have a huge impact on the next generation here in hong kong so i didn't come out there would be much else we can do everyone hong kong would like to have a peaceful life as working class people and we're all terrified of this law mainland china use all sorts of way. to exercise the pay to ship and in hong kong. just now the people they treat us and me coming out they hand down i go my you know i joined the march today because i want to take back and fight for the freedom of the people of hong kong the motherland once promised that we would have one country 2 systems but now under the regime of xi jinping kerry lam and john lee who are all

betting on the future of hong kong will no longer exist if this law is passed now protesters and police have fought in kazakhstan's capital during elections to replace the only president the country has ever known demonstrators a new assault on are calling for a boycott saying that the vote is far from voters are choosing a successor to new still done so by us who led the country since kazakhstan declared independence from the soviet union in 1901 and he stepped down in march consummate john martin. the interim leader backed by. is expected to win robin forestay walker has more from the capital. these are completely extraordinary things because the. hundreds of protesters clashing with police in the capital city on election day people are being see they've been put into buses and those buses. but.