last month's commitment at the korean demilitarized zone to revive denuclearization talks u.s. secretary of state mike pompei remains optimistic that he can still work with north korea says he hopes to start a new round of talks next month. celebrations are continuing in puerto rico after the resignation of the island's governor because announced he will leave office on wednesday after nearly 2 weeks of mass protests against government corruption it began over leaked text messages that were condemned as sexist and homophobic and the alico reports from san juan. dancing in the streets of san juan celebrating what's being called a people's revolution demonstrators have for days demanded gov ricardo rajjo step down after text messages revealed a leader who spoke poorly of his own people and used sexist and homophobic language the young puerto ricans who spearheaded the marches it's of the bed to speak truth

i mean i bet you were here when you saw a 1000000 people on the street and that's amazing that that's. almost a zen martial. beautiful man but it's no worse for that i have 22 sons one is 10 and the other is 8 so i do this for them and for my future maybe grandsons you know and for the people of puerto rico they didn't want to be there we just simply the no one there because they were facts that he wasn't a good governor so we just had to do something the demonstrations began almost 2 weeks ago these were some of the biggest marches in the island's history of a population tired of accusations of corruption and mismanagement later on wednesday night governor ricardo rajjo announced he would step down on august the 2nd. the streets of san juan erupted in celebrations that continued for hours puerto rico secretary of just. this one device because it's

likely to replace ross seo but she's in a popular choice among those who took to the streets organizers say they will watch closely what happens next but the demands for the future of puerto rico the simple so we just want good leaders true leaders people that are just looking for a job we know well being of the people that's all we need really is not it's not really that difficult protesters say they will continue to demonstrate if this u.s. territory fails to pick a governor they like in the next few days or a c.e.o. successor will be announced but this political crisis may be far from over for many people here this feels like a brand new day the one that's been used with hope and concern remember the next governor will inherit 74000000000 dollars worth of debt i mean now in the still recovering from 2 major hurricanes coming up in anything else the future leadership of this country will have to win its people's trust and not maybe the biggest challenge and again approaches here in san juan puerto rico all right still ahead on al jazeera sending a message to netanyahu will tell you why israeli demonstrators are rallying outside

the prime minister's home. and i'm nicholas hawk on the u.s. navy ship carson city partnered and gonna join me next as the crew prepares to sail off in the gulf of guinea the world's most pirate infested waters. hello welcome to the list of the international full cost the usual showers longer spells affrighted to the southwest of china still some pretty wet weather coming through hitting some of that chain of travel seasonal rains i push up to the east coast and there will be some showers as we go in through the next couple days but they're not as widespread as they have been a recently thankfully because we still have some flooding issues but. taken towards

the southwest of the country $33.00 celsius there in hong kong last each dry fair but a cloud it's going to be humid be some showers just brushing that east coast as we go on through the next diode see some of those showers stretch their way across the south china sea and to the philippines northern and central parts of the philippines in particular could see some live the heat of the day showers still plenty of sunshine in between those showers well as usual they stretch their way over towards the southern parts of the body of vietnam seeing some of those showers well the possibility of seeing some of those showers not too bad across indonesia which also want to showers here but it does look largely dry and settle not to settle across western parts of india at the moment a loss of cloud showing up here the the monsoon rains have really picked up once again big downpours all the way into the southern parts of the peninsula. sponsored by catalona. victim.

being his posture as an instrument of pinochet's brutal dictatorship a father tries to forget. but his son's quest for answers reveals there are often 2 sides to even the darkest of stories witness the color of the chameleon announces there. are again you're watching and you see a reminder of our top stories this hour they headed to new parliament and a servant has been sworn in as into impreza. after the death of 92 year old bay

g.k. the said and i will lead the country into presidential elections are held on september 15th. libya's navy says at least 115 people are missing and feared dead after 2 migrant boats capsized off the coast of libya but the un refugee agency says the number could be as high as 150. the e.u. is refusing to renegotiate the breaks it would draw agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister you commission president john called younger told boris johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best and only want. a world leaders will want to see what the u.k.'s foreign policy will look like under a boris johnson led government of diplomatic efforts james bays reports now from the united nations on the potential changes and challenges ahead. geographically the u.k. may be a small island in northern europe but it retains a seat at the world's top table because of its economy and its history boris

johnson is now taking over leadership of a country with that permanent seat on the u.n. security council as well as membership of the g. 7 of nato and for now the european union pm boris johnson couldn't have a more different style from his predecessor to reason may think what he's allowed an unpredictable will certainly be a change of tone could there be a change of policy to the 1st test will be iran the u.s. has been trying to apply maximum pressure on to iran could the u.k. with one of its tankers seized by iran more fully join in that effort now you may see a bit of a transition here now as you have oil tankers being seized and who have drones being shot down that all may may change quite a bit here in the in the coming months i do find it was interesting that the iranians reached out very early and made

a public statement congratulating boris johnson on his on his election certainly there was an effort there to try to draw him away from the u.s. and others europe and the u.s. don't share the same approach to iran president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal while european nations with china and russia a trying to keep it alive if the u.k. changes its position the deal will almost certainly die on other issues for example venezuela and the peace process between israelis and palestinians europe and the u.s. have very different perspectives could the new u.k. prime minister who has warm relations with president trump and whose keen to sign a post breaks it trade deal with the u.s. realign his country. there are real concerns in brussels and here at the u.n. about all of this and about the fact there's now a member leader on the world stage known for his unpredictability james al-jazeera

of the united nations our u.s. senators are back legislation that would block some arms sales to saudi arabia foreign relations committee voted 13 to 9 with 3 republicans joining the democrats in backing the measure many voice concerned the weapons could be used in the ongoing war in yemen the legislation which is expected to be opposed by the president would impose wooding would impose new sanctions on saudi's royal family and the u.s. central government will resume executing prisoners after a gap of 16 years all executions since 2003 have been carried out at the state level though 25 last year attorney general william bar has now made the decision to reinstate capital punishment at a federal level president has called for more use of the death penalty ski executions will begin in december and they've been protests against the demolition

of palestinian buildings in occupied east jerusalem israeli demonstrators joined those rallying just meters away from the prime minister's home on thursday rob matheson has more from western. since the demolition of the houses and what he follows on monday there has been an international * phone donation of the houses in the buildings being torn down countries like the united arab emirates saudi arabia but also the united kingdom germany spain have all said that this was something that should not have happened but these protesters tonight i've been in the center of jerusalem were just a couple of blocks away from the prime minister's house and these protesters are jewish israelis and palestinians need to leave their together we are the people of this land both of us and we need to fight for equality for justice full sayville and national rights for both people that's the only way that people can live together if we keep this occupation more people from both sides will die while

people will go to the army we're going to jail will last and this all centers on israeli military really that was made about 80 years ago which said that buildings that were close to the separation wall that runs through jerusalem had to be knocked down because they were guarded as a security risk but the palestinian authority administers the area awadi homeless and also arise those buildings to be constructed but an israeli court said no that was wrong and the buildings 7 had to come down now the palestinians are protesting because they are concerned that this is going to set a precedent that will allow the israeli authorities to almost arbitrarily knock down buildings that either side of the separation fence and that view is also housed by these israeli protesters tonight by india says all of his 24 crew members on board the iranian tank is seized by the u.k. 3 weeks ago are safe its foreign ministry sent 3 people to visit the crew on the

iranian vessel off the coast of gibraltar india's government says it will do what it takes to ensure their release. the naval chiefs across west africa are calling for more money to fight against rising piracy in the region they've been meeting in ghana's capital ankara for a maritime defense conference delegates are looking for solutions to tackle piracy in the gulf of guinea they're also looking at human and drug trafficking and illegal fishing representatives of 10 west african states taking part u.s. chinese french and portuguese delegates though also present the scenes around west africa remain the world's most dangerous for piracy more than 90 percent of kidnappings between january and june took place in the gulf of guinea nicholas hawk is on board an american ship that is in the gulf of guinea. we're boarding the u.s.

navy ship to carson city here harbored in ghana it's on a tour of duty in the gulf of guinea after the car jan it's now headed to the coast of nigeria the most dangerous waters on the world there are more pirate attacks there than anywhere else and so commander tyron bruce is getting its crew ready. with their radar system in our lookouts we have to try to see any director that are approaching us and you know miles out so so before any. piracy issue would take place we will have. notification well in advance so yes so we should not ever be in that position. on board it is a mix of civilian and military crews you have doctors medics but also engineers to help the navy's in the region to maintain their aging fleet so that they can tackle piracy. while the white house may have announced in the past that it's planning to

reduce troop levels in africa this year the navy organize its biggest naval exercise operation. it seems the u.s. is keeping a close watch over african waters for gunless defense minister it's a matter of national interests. troops most likely to see. close we need to put some of them up with stuff from this is a lot. want to be dependent on revenues taxes come from the sea and not just on international troops and so we like to make sure that you see the end of the day we probably are among the couple of. show that you see at stake is this because 80 percent of the world's trade happens on the water piracy is on the rise not just. in the gulf of guinea but throughout the world and so

navies across the world are trying to equip themselves to make these waters safer. our heat wave has said temperatures soaring across europe breaking records in france britain belgium and the netherlands and forcing the german government to shut down and nuclear reactor the eiffel towers fountains have become a refuge for parisians with france issuing its top heat wave alert level warning the public of potentially deadly temperatures the french capital's previous record was beaten when temperatures reached a staggering $42.00 degrees celsius across the channel the united kingdom experienced its hottest day in july to date reaching 38 point one degrees in cambridge that's the 2nd hottest day in the u.k. since records began belgium reached a new high setting a benchmark not seen in nearly 200 years there topping 40 degrees on thursday and scientists say the never before seen temperatures may be the new normal the dean

barber has more from london. enjoying the heat in paris the water fountains by the eiffel tower are a popular place for those trying to stay cool. as a red alert was issued for northern france in the capital reached an all time national record of $41.00 celsius well french media reports suggest 5 deaths might to be linked to the current heat wave. on wednesday belgium germany and the netherlands all recorded their highest ever temperatures and they did it again on thursday topping 40 degrees celsius. while some in the belgian capital brussels are making the most of it it's led to a so-called code red being issued for the 1st time we are observing. since 1930 trees nearly 200 years. of this kind of temperatures over in britain as temperatures soared activists in london staged a small protest outside bass building housing media outlets demanding they

concentrate less on images of fun in the sun and more in explaining the extreme weather. we can talk about a short stay on record with headlines like what scorcher without looking into why is it the highest and what does that mean for she manatee what's that mean in the next 102030 years they want to eat for food for particularly for people in developing countries who this is affecting right now but al-jazeera had no difficulty finding people who are concerned about what's driving the increasingly common heat waves people start realizing that things are changing and quite quickly in the climate and so is that is the moment to just to change something. before it's too late this is something that makes our planet less. comfortable to live on say we have to think about how to stop it so that also our children can still survive on this planet most people here in britain welcome

a bit of sunshine but when the humidity and on a day like this the priority for lots of people is actually staying in the shade more broadly more and more starting to draw the line between europe 6 streams summers and the climate crisis the u.k. government's advisory committee on climate change has warned the countries not prepared for the extremes that global warming is expected to bring here the current heat which prompted health warnings and brought trains to a standstill in some parts. and in southern europe this was greece on wednesday a series of wildfires are a reminder of conditions that many are calling the new normal. of all those conditions how they're upsides they bring their own dangers the dean barber al-jazeera london. this is edge here at scale of mind and out of top stories the head of to news years parliament. has been sworn in as the interim president after the death of 92 year

old bed g.k. the said and a serb will lead the country until presidential elections are held in mid september they were changed as more from tunis the constitution of course is one of the main legacies of the the president and it is that which is guiding the future and the future stability it has been extraordinary that this president has managed to steer this country through a successful transition towards democracy perhaps the only one in the arab uprisings which actually managed to do that the u.n. says as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya the high commissioner for refugees called it the worst tragedy tragedy in the mediterranean so far this year the european union says it will not renegotiate the braggs it would draw all agreements with the u.k.'s new prime minister e.u.

commission president told boris johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best and only one johnson made his 1st statement apartment on thursday and says he will get an improved agreement. our mission is to deliver british on the 31st of all time bomb for the purpose of uniting and reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place. on earth. the us secretary of state my pompei remains optimistic he can still work with north korea despite its resumption of missile tests says he hopes to start a new round of talks next month that's after pyongyang launched 2 new short range ballistic missiles on wednesday they were the 1st test since may the us government will resume executing prisoners after a 16 year hiatus all executions since 2003 have been carried out of the state level

that were 25 last year attorney general william buys now made the decision to reinstate the death penalty at the federal level those are the headlines inside stories next. a power sharing deal is agreed to in sudan but there's talk of another coup attempt that is apparently been foiled but senior military officers have been arrested so with a deal yet to be emperor minute what does this all mean and can turmoil be contained this is inside story.

hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey for months people protested in sudan calling for a civilian rule several people were killed hundreds injured once again people are out on the streets but this time the sudanese professional association has mobilized its supporters to show that they are committed to a new start all this after ethiopia and the african union worked to bring them all to the negotiating table stands opposition coalition has met to resolve differences over the formation of a transitional government with the ruling military council and they've reached what they're calling a political deal but the military says it boiled a coup attempt on wednesday and the military chief of staff was among high ranking officials who were detained were good thoughts on that from our guests in a moment 1st this report from him organ and the ethiopian capital addis ababa. there is also of more than 3 weeks of talks amongst a dance opposition leaders bearing fruit after numerous meetings between the armed

groups of the coalition known as the forces for freedom and change and the civilian components of the coalition the 2 sides reached a deal that was all out war korea whatever you know we are a coalition a united coalition but we also think that sudan's revolutionary front groups coalition has to be part of this transitional government so we will have more talks a representation at all levels will ensure that peace is achieved and can guarantee a stable transitional period the 2 sides also agreed to form a hierarchy to lead the opposition coalition something it had lacked since it was established in january it ends tension between the coalition leaders especially after members signed an initial power sharing agreement with sudan's military council in her last week that was done without the consent of the armed groups some of them have been fighting the government for over 18 years and want some level of representation in a transitional government in the midst of this in the us we have agreed to speed up the formation of a civilian transitional government and the 1st step is ensuring pace these talks

reached a comprehensive peace agreement with groups we haven't yet decided who will hold positions in a transitional government. the deal paves the way for the opposition to resume talks and sign a final agreement with the military the genter is currently rulings to dan after ousting the country's longtime ruler i wanted to share in a military coup in april following months of anti-government protests that i think you would you can see that on wednesday the military council said a coup attempt was made to try to overthrow it i'm not gonna let me know kashmir and the whole fear how the military forces were able to uncover the details of the plan and the participants led by general hush. the military joint chiefs of staff and a number of military officers and senior members of the national intelligence and security service this is in addition to leaders from the islamic movement. and the national congress party they have been taken into custody. but. as the

opposition comes out feeling the united from the talks and i disappear people in sudan continue to wait for not only a final deal between the coalition and the military to time but for the demands 1st a 1000000000 rule and accountability to be met with this if they want all times of elements of the former government gone to believe that the revolution they started is victorious people morgan are just there oh i just about an. hour to the panel and carteaux sama here and mubarak spokeswoman for the sudanese professionals association and istanbul while the mentee both founder and president of the sudan policy form and yasser arman a sudanese opposition member joining us from the a skype welcome to all of you yes i want to start with you what is it that you know about this political deal as it's being called that's been reached with the opposition coalition what do you know about this well you need to worry about those the leadership of the freedom unchanged coalition that is

a collision. an immense and a great contribution to the sudanese the russians were here or not is a problem. for. our bull's-eye you negotiation position and we had want to include the issues or these transform asia to bring democratization and receive this was sitting meant that hunts in hands and also to discuss issues of 3 still achieving the sudanese did and issue equal. citizenship and those are various issues for a new social political cultural dispenses you when you talk about equal citizenship telt talk more about that what do you mean. well i mean that does you know sudan is a country that is a dangerous country and this step is

a diff his defense does not beautiful months so out the used to do it this is done since independence of sudan and that one of the source is what the instep believe of the wars that. has been going on in sudan says 1956 and as so we need to use the supervision as a mechanism. to solve gotten issues and problems that has festered on and one of them it was citizenship that was so done before the independent of south sudan in one system of more than 570 different nationalities the right ones in more than 160 languages this has not been to my eyes and done his bottle of the mind by the civilization which is black civilization which has been going on for more than 7000 years why late when you and i spoken about this this whole sudan

situation for the past few weeks and you would actually mention to me before that a key to anything being successful there would be dealing with all of the different parts. of the coalition all the different all of the different ethnicities are you encouraged that it seems they have come to some sort of agreement. thank you for having me i i think that there is there is hope if that is i mean in the past. previous 3 games have tried to super impose a peace settlement and the more those governments try to be super imposed those peace settlements. the more they feel to be the premier. of the embodiment of the of the unity. of the people and the custodian of their hopes so no no them no doubt people are realizing that they need to.

address the structural issues the structure of roots of the problem i think we will come close the closer than ever to change for. a final peace settlement however the way i look at it the peace process itself is poorly designed the process is poorly designed in the sense that it seeps out perspectives that are sympathetic to the poor to the impaired newly displaced community to the moderate you know lies to the poor the women in general and secondly i think. it clearly strains a bit was in is that it limits that is to say it limits the debate between north and elites rebel leaders who i mean one of the groups are trying

i mean to do to maintain this type of school and that won't be helpful at all so well and so i think this is so are you saying that these are what you see as still weaknesses and the coalition coming to some sort of agreement these are deficiencies you still see. the coalition are you talking about the forces of freedom and i'm talking about a document on the opposite i'm talking about the opposition saying the various opposition groups and the rebel groups saying that they've come to a political deal today so now they can get back to the table with the transitional council that's what i'm talking about i'm saying do you are you encouraged by that particular development or do you still see weaknesses and that particular coalition . no i think we have we i mean we have to help. the forces of freedom and change because i mean doug body despite of all the disagreements that we might have what was it it's it has presented

a unique opportunity for the sudanese people. to form a coalition one that is civic and political 5 however those those yankee elites they i mean some of them might you would want to titian's but others like experience we need to support them we need to give them to provide them with advice and they shouldn't pick a sport all right they shouldn't think that they are free of blame they made mistakes they ought to recognize those mistakes and try to live from their mistakes but for us to to weaken them i think by weakening them we are weakening our own selves and we are given antidemocratic forces. to move to make a move forward some hair on this political deal how sound is it to you how necessary is it for this to work to even get back to the negotiating table for

anything to work. well it's very important that all the parties and all the components of the forces of freedom and change and the components that have not signed on freedom and change the narration are on the same page because at this stage it's a stage of moving forward and the initial this agreement in particular is very important because we're talking about the 6 months of peace after which we are going to start that reconstruction and rebuilding process and for us. to speak of rebel groups and arms rebels these rebels went out to face the previous reaching it's this previous regime for us to face it right now. we need to lay down arms and we need to sync off of the results of this revolution to start

a democratic process that will be that will represent all components of the different components and all resolutions and conflicts to be set in place and to be addressed at its root cause while it's so this news announcement that there was an attempted coup and there were arrests made including the head of the joint chiefs of staff what do you make of that. it's my meaning if you look at the transitional military council the way it has been. doing this situation it has been dragging its feet now we have 3 allies is there and loose and until it makes again when and serious. due to make it to making a transition to democracy but. it's very dire consequences so are i think from the very beginning it was very obvious that the neighborhoods or sudan mainly duped if you. and turn and they are clean

in having is still able to done but they are all opinion having. strong sudan because as strong sudan is going to raise the issues of in a good sources and competition migration and refugees and some territorial disputes but they definitely want. stable sudan because they realize that any stable sudan we raise issues of does national terrorism trends and ties national crime it's going to raise issues of. i think profiteering and human trafficking but but in order to hunt beyond those issues they need. they should have looked at a very serious document because the document that was signed was not a serious document in the sense that it did not and that is the structural rules of

the problem you did not think of. the the causes of that has led to the spread of gender based violence multi dimensional. poverty and i think. ethnic conflicts and civil wars so clearly there are still quite a quite a few issues that have to be dealt with but i'm intrigued by what you said about a stable sedan as opposed to a strong sudan some here do you what role do you think the international community has has played in this say they've been part of the problem or part of the solution . well i believe that after the massacre the african union and the mediation have played an important role in bringing the. forces of freedom and change and the military council back to the table again. with the lack of trust that has formed between the 2 components of whether

it's the f.f.c. or the t.n.c. and the fact that this massacre has been a turning point in the revolution. was made it very difficult for trust to be rebuilt so i believe the mediation made by the you and the international community as a whole represented by the african union was important. despite the fact that. condition of. of the link with the investigation of the massacre being an important part of the deal and apart from that it still has a very important role to play apart from just mediating the talks has an important role to play in the ensuring. that they oversee that this deal comes through and d that the components. that the concessions that are made are

concessions for the sake of the people of the people of sudan represented by the f.f.c. rather than making concessions for the military council over the f.f.c. i believe that that is a very important point to bear in mind by the international units and the international community and the african union in its mediation of course and we've come a long way but there is still a long way to come apart from just sitting for talks and signing the and it's important to oversee this process to oversee that this entire transitional period and this the in actually does come through and of course when i say international community that actually i can grouping a lot of countries together that may not necessarily all have the same interests when it comes to what happens in sudan there are competing interests from from various countries or how difficult does that make it for sudan to get on stable

footing and move forward when there are so many people that are dipping their hands on what's going on and everyone doesn't necessarily want the same thing. goes it is a complex. region. or use on the vigil so. it is mostly dimension of. issues that need to be resolved and it is. indeed a city generally internationally that didn't need to. do so. interests into or out of many and there is a need of inclusive process that would include the mother belise it is of sudan that we include women use and these issues are complex it is not black and white answer for us out but the political process should be inclusive it is. it is among. their future it is

necessary to get you know learn the lesson of hell but not on the expense of sudan it is the sudanese people to decide their future and what they want we need as if no civilian government but it. would set in men an inclusive process that was dick us. from war to peace from the from front from the old system into a new system while a what has to happen now now that the the opposition coalition seems to have worked things out among themselves it is time to get to this next step of figuring out this transitional council who's going to do what what is the key to getting past the roadblocks for that part of this agreement. i think operationally speaking i mean i listen to your 2. respectable guest and i think there are some issues that are very important but now operationally speaking. what

the country cannot stay for more than 6 months without a prime minister and the forces of freedom and king ought to have but a very transparent process through which they can choose a prime minister i mean. it's a process this whole issue of a democratic transition is a process it's definitely not on even sudan has been i mean in the last 6040 years it has been die out of by politically an ideology clearly oriented process we need to look more into a policy oriented than for this house hasn't happened so far i think what could make the breakthrough is that joyous of a prime minute. because that will give that would provide some sort of leadership

it would provide hope for the people it's not going to be a panacea for all ills but we cannot stop the whole process until all issues are resolved knowing believe that those issues are very complicated and they have been bid for almost i mean more than 7 decades in order to do going to strike there is this to stay if you need their prime minister to know. the situation ok why let me bring on some of the oldest images to dispel the some here i'm i'm curious s.e.u. nodding i'm curious if you agree with that the what latest saying that that the installation of a prime minister or or some type of leader is key to moving forward do you agree with that. well i believe that a very important point that he mentioned is that we need to move forward. the country has been at

a standstill for the past 7 months in fact but the fact that the country is at a standstill for the past 7 months now us just because of what happened in the last month the most important fact that is if there is any and so of the people of sudan and the fact that people want change and they're not willing to go back to life as normal and less this revolution is is sat i scrounged with a civilian government. just here i'm going to bring you back into this is a something i'm someone here mentioned earlier that it's obviously important and that is that you know what more than 100 people have been killed during this protest how important is accountability for that in moving forward well it is very important of course going to. the. best and does remain because it is and anybody should look at is not the magic of solutions hearing that is about what we have agreed to desert we have agreed to it support id

resist but they're going to believe these key because sudan has used in beauty and many. that cannot be punished for and that included many governments for decades to practices and therefore what happened in these legs and in the globe i said the years it should be accounted for it is but the bill has to build a new society and to move forward and to have a new system and drive a new sudan. kind of. only do cities. go or go ahead ali. yeah i interject i thought he had i think i do i agree with my colleagues here but i'm just saying that this whole issue of i mean democratic transition that require some sort of leadership it got not be

a condemning exercise or some sort of a political exercise behind closed doors we definitely need a governance system a system by which we can govern the relationship between the legislative branch and the executive branch that hasn't been agreed upon yes we do need to agree upon a government system more importantly we need to a then you need the process by which we kind of reach for a consensus about the names and the individuals that will be nominated for the legislative branch the prime ministerial office and the softening council itself so flawed it has been done in a very clandestine manner i mean we hear rumors about names more important than names i think you find the process by which

a body will be chosen that is that it presented to of all of the sudanese people and is effective the next step would be the whole issue of accountability and then alternation in governance is i mean 88 equipments of governance is alternation in governance transparency and accountability ok the process so far hasn't been transparent we don't know how the f. if c. is going to choose. we don't know what the opposition proposes yes we're going to have to we have the thera but your final point is a good point that there has to be you're saying there has to be transparency for this to have a chance to succeed we will call on all of you again for this discussion we appreciate it very much thank you to some a hair dark while a medieval and yes there are. and thank you for watching as well you can see the program again any time if you visit our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion on our facebook page facebook dot com for its last ha inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j.

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a wearable robot that kiera revisited on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 idea if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minority use in the world and new yes new lessons and new rules and this is the time when you get to choose your english teacher is for the next 2 years meet the teachers empowering best students might say i'm michel all about

freedom we're going to come out perspectives i want you to develop the skill with which you speak by letting them choose the lessons they learned revelent acacia and democratic schooling united kingdom on al-jazeera. al jazeera. where every new. holland has a heart of top stories on al-jazeera the head of tennessee as parliament how much an assert has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old bed . and a serb will leave the country until presidential elections are held in mid september

we are given a fast lane. in my capacity as the acting president i swear by god the almighty to serve god and ensure the independence of to nisha and its territorial integrity to respect its constitution and legislation and to preserve its interest and to serve my country loyally and devotedly. david chaytor has more from tunis. the presidential elections were due to be held in the vendor but now they're being brought forward to the middle of september this is written under the constitution that allows the speaker of parliament to serve in a temporary position as president for up to 90 days the constitution of course is one of the main legacies of the the president and it is that which is guiding the future and the future stability it has been extraordinary that this president has managed to steer this country to

a successful transition towards democracy perhaps the only one in the arab uprisings which actually managed to do that now has yet to be seen how contentious this fight will be for the presidential election but there is the legacy of the president as much as he tried to weave together both the secular and religious elements of politics and he did that successfully wall that still be maintained after his death will the unemployment problems here the unemployment rate is now risen to 15 percent it's much even are in that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there is a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get

it the u.n. says as many as 150 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya the high commissioner for refugees called it the worst tragedy in the mediterranean so far this year. in the fog of the illness that was another thought of the moment the more i lost my 7 year old child because of that they don't help they kick me out they told me and my children to go find our own way why i don't want anything now except to go back to my country to die there. the european union says it will not renegotiate the braggs it would draw agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister you commission president john called you could told boris johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best the only one chance to make his 1st statement to parliament on thursday and said he will get an improved agreement. our mission is to deliver british on the 31st of all turn down for the purpose of uniting and

reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place. on earth. the u.s. secretary of state might pompei remains optimistic that he can still work with north korea despite its resumption of missile tests on player says he hopes to start a new round of talks next month that's after pyongyang launched 2 new short range ballistic missiles on wednesday they were the 1st test since may the us government will resume executing prisoners after a 16 year hiatus all executions since 2003 have been carried out of the state level they were 25 last year attorney general william bar has now made the decision to reinstate the death penalty at the federal level a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris had its highest ever temperature on thursday at 42 degrees celsius there were also national record set

in the netherlands belgium and germany. those are the headlines europe today we're back in half an hour right now it's witness. but just let him putting out most of you.

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