sman to build what he calls an economic war it's going to be tough inequality is deeply ingrained in a country that's the biggest economy in central america but in which more than half the population live in poverty is confirming added to all this is an unexpected challenge to do just signed by the outgoing president with the us it says that migrants crossing the country mainly from honduras and el salvador have to ask for asylum in guatemala rather than continue to the states if it's ratified it could mean tens of thousands of new arrivals mr doesn't want you but he may have to take us a threatening tariffs of not. one other thing he doesn't want the u.n. backed anti corruption commission which he graphed in the business and political elite hart has shown no interest in renewing its mandate that's made him far from universally popular in a country struggling with impunity starting from january when he takes office is 4

years to win over the dial to his own home and. for argentina's president has suffered a major setback and has a time to win re-election official results from primary elections on sunday so opposition candidates alberto fernandez and his running mate the former president cristina kirchner received more than 47 percent of the votes 15 percent more than makris governing party he's vowed to make changes ahead of the 1st round of presidential votes in october. so ahead on al-jazeera a win in court for south africa's president as he blocks an anti-corruption inquiry . and and nation in mourning tanzania comes to terms with one of its worst ever accident.

hello there out across much of the southeast of indonesia now borneo we've seen a some very dry conditions over the last few days the cloud is certainly on the increase and it will bring with it some showers as well but for the most part it's not looking too bad at all the rain still is further to the north sutton across the malaysian peninsula pushing across into the southeast of areas such as the thailand also across into cambodia and still pretty heavy as well into those students that actions of mammal but you can see here on wednesday already the forecasts kuala lumpur and singapore time which is typically in the low thirty's celsius high pressure dominant across much of australia not so across the southeast but a bit of an improvement here the last 24 as and also for the next couple of days say so a bit cool 13 celsius in adelaide 11 degrees in melbourne 14 in her boat with a chance of isha but it's actually a draw pictures again through tuesday 19 degrees celsius in perth really feeling quite cool on wednesday and also the chance of rain showers just 14 degrees there not a bad day though in sydney 18 with some good sunshine now heading across tools new

zealand very unsettled for the next couple of days at 13 celsius in christchurch on tuesday 15 in oakland the temperature drops quite noticeably in christ church she can see here by wednesday just 8 celsius the feeling cool little bit unsettled and still the same role the wet and windy with 14 or clint. all together see boy. building places together.

hello again the top stories on al-jazeera all flights leaving hong kong airport have been cancelled after more than $5000.00 protesters flooded into its arrivals hall over a 100 flights have already been impacted or 40 say flights were already checked and those currently on route to the city are unaffected. people in indian administered kashmir are marking the muslim festival of our youth while under a security lockdown of internet and mobile networks have been down for a week now on friday police in srinagar broke out several demonstrations conservative candidates. will be guatemala as the next president election officials

declared him the winner after early results showed him with a commanding lead over his center left opponent. separatists in southern yemen say they're committed to a ceasefire in the city of aden with the coalition at least 40 people have been killed in the past 4 days. forces overran government bases and the presidential palace. despite the shards of broken glass and burned out reminders of days of fighting people in aden are speaking of hope that they are finally being heard but that. once the ceasefire started life returned to normal police returned security returned and people cars and children started returning to the markets and music the separatist forces who represent us agreed to the cease fire that was proposed by saudi arabia and the coalition forces and i hope that saudi arabia and the coalition can provide justice for the southern citizen. as his presidential

palace fell to separatists control months or hadi yemen's internationally recognized leader was in saudi arabia where he spends most of his time as he met with the king how does own officials were publicly casting doubts about who the coalition is really supporting in yemen and aid through sells a baby the leader of the southern transitional council made his own pitch to the king from a new found position of strength. where ready to work responsibly with the leadership of the arab alliance led by the great sisterly nation saudi arabia in managing this crisis we reiterate off firm position to stand firmly with the arab coalition to fight a rainy an expansion in the region led by saudi arabia we renew our confidence in the kingdom of saudi arabia and declare our readiness to work with them and threw them as an ally we have proven to be a strong ally that they can trust to work with on the ground for the last 5 years

unlike others who are full of empty talk. c without calling for complete secession so babies comments may hourly fears of more internet scene fighting between members of the coalition. i don't think we are seeing a proxy war between the 2 allies simply different priorities and i think in the end neither of saudi arabia nor the emirates are unhappy i think after 5 years of fighting. they are not going to win the war against the proteas they're not going to liberate. it has cost them too much already so i think they are making do with simply they king or gore the south completely. security returns to aden and its residents go on with their lives it appears the 4 days of violence the experience may have completely changed the lay of the land and

given them a greater say in their own future whatever they decided to be enter chapelle al-jazeera. rocket fire has injured 3 people whose main are the main airport in libya's capital tripoli that this fight the declaration of a truce for the i had holiday the internationally recognized government accepted the ceasefire request from the un mission in libya and warlords $24.00 half that who launched an offensive to seize tripoli in april also committed his forces to a pause in hostilities. dozens of protesters were injured after is really police moved into the compound and occupied east jerusalem it happened on sunday during prayers for the muslim festival a tough the trouble began when rightwing jewish groups demanded access to the compound very fast that reports from east jerusalem. chaos and confrontation inside the anarchs a mosque compound on the 1st day is either allowed her. usually non muslims are

barred access on muslim holidays but for a 2nd time this summer significant dates for jews and muslims have overlapped and for a 2nd time israeli security forces decided to allow in jewish groups having said they would only do so if they. sest the security situation is favorable. towards hoke or may not if the extreme right wing governments in the state is supporting the settlers to target the holy sites and to invade them in order to control and to judea zone they try continuously and repeatedly but we jerusalem people are resisting and we will fight on against these practices. earlier on sunday tens of thousands of muslim worshippers had answered the call from the islamic walk the trust that operates the compound under the authority of jordan to pray in and around all of the local mosques were ordered closed to maximize numbers the muslim officials aware that right wing jewish nationalists had been demanding access to

the site known to jews as the temple mount on tisha of the day jews mourn tragedies in their history including the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temples perhaps the key question about today's events is why the israeli security forces decided to change their minds in the early part of the day i decided to ban on was the ins entry to the al aqsa mosque compound for fear of friction a change that position and friction ensued anyway a police spokesman said the situation changed after they dispersed muslim worshippers using stun grenades tear gas and rubber bullets he denied that was a tactic to clear the way for jewish groups saying security forces responded after chairs and stones were thrown at them there has been an increasingly vociferously movement on the religious right in israel for more access to the site a change to the status quo arrangements in force since the start of the israeli occupation in 1967 glick is a leading voice in that movement and i asked him whether the decision to allow access was a political one by

a government that wants to satisfy right wing voters ahead of september's election mr netanyahu last week told the police you do what you think is right i'm not going to get involved and if you say unlined that he did it for political reasons you are lying to your crowd it has nothing to do with the decision was made. firstly by the authors of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas shrug we accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem south korea's plans to drop japan from its preferential trade white list as a rift between the 2 countries deepens their brain person saw the tokyo removed it from it's a long list escalating in trade feud the move is being seen as retaliation for a south korean court ruling that ordered japanese firms to pay for forced labor

during the 2nd world war. and south africa's president has successfully blocked an inquiry against him by the country's anti corruption watch stogie the high court of protests of the ruling a short time ago cyril ramaphosa has been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a $50000.00 donation to his campaign to be leader of the governing a.n.c. party today's decision blocks any remedial actions previously ordered by the watchdog and allows for a review of the inquiries report on. there'll be 3 days of national mourning in tanzania 1st 70 people who died in a fuel tanker explosion have been held for some of the victims catch all of his her day on reports. overwhelming grief. the tanzanian city of moore goro mourns the death of dozens of people killed in a fuel tanker explosion coffins lined the funeral venue as families bury their

loved ones. but i must say that i mean that with a typically actually he was about to leave the area but then the explosion happened and he tried to escape but it was too late he was already on fire burning and screaming. the vehicle overturned on saturday crowds of rush to collect leaking fuel moments after an explosion of bodies scattered on the ground many burned beyond recognition the government says d.n.a. testing will be offered to my whole town but we have enough doctors and d.n.a. specialists so our team will make sure they do whatever it takes so that family members can identify their relatives and bury the. survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. regardless of. when the fire started

i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal foully visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. and he. we have seen the patients some are doing very well but most important for us as tanzanians is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years. distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. it's one of the world's most endangered species but the mountain gorillas a central africa are making a slow and fragile return from the brink of extinction stephanie decker reports

from liver ruger mountains in rwanda the center of the conservation efforts what you didn't want to step back were at the foot of the very good mountains and getting a briefing on how to behave around the mountain gorilla that's what everyone here has come to see and they've paid $1500.00 each to spend one hour with the great apes in their habitat are you excited i am beyond excited this is an international treasure that is being protected in rwanda and i'm so lucky to be able to experience it i can't wait and and and the cost is they put the concept where you think about it i think i think that's fair i did limits access certainly to people who can afford it but i think by talking about what they're not guerrillas are providing for the communities that makes a lot of sense. this hike is not for the faint of heart it's beautiful

but challenging terrain we trekked uphill for over an hour. our guide augustan shows us how gorillas get their water. and keep the energy high. and then. right in front of us a family babies mothers and the impressive great big family man the silverback. the young ones are curious we have to move back not to get too close. others seem almost bored by our presence. then a display of power. we walk around to get another view it's incredible. to spout credits at their bad acts just like watching us watch these great apes are facing extinction just

a couple of decades ago and their surprise could use the page numbers on the race. before we know it the hour is up and it's time to track back down. to see. what. rwanda's tourism policy we're told is one of low volume high value visitor numbers are restricted and the price is high translates to $25.00 per minute for the hours spent with the gorillas tourists actually who come to see the girl as i understand why we've done that understand that it's all about conservation for the species and you can even see it in the in the in the last recent systems that we did our strategy has actually proven to be the right way to do this we've seen a 26 percent increase in the number of individuals who are in the us so it's

working both on the conservation side and on the tourism side it's a fragile success story critically endangered for years and now their status has been adjusted to endangered the latest census shows or just over a 1000 gorillas spanning rwanda uganda and the democratic republic of congo from just around 200 a few decades ago but that still doesn't seem a large number when you think that it's the whole world's entire population of these incredible animals. stephanie decker al-jazeera individual the mountains of rwanda. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera off life leaving hong kong airport have been canceled after more than $5000.00 protesters flooded into its arrivals hall over $100.00 flights have already been impacted and off already say flights which have already checked in and those currently on route to the city are affected.

people in indian administered kashmir are marking the muslim festival of under a security lockdown for internet and mobile networks have been down for a week now and on friday police in srinagar broke up several demonstrations gupta has more from new delhi. there's very little information trickling in and out of the region but the government says that no untoward incident has been reported there are some restrictions that have been put in place in some areas because of security situation but according to the images that we see from srinagar in the city. seem to be all closed the streets are all deserted there are more troops on the ground but the real issue really here is the complete. lack of x. is what it comes to communication conservative candidates. will be guatemala's the

next president election officials declared him the winner after early results showed him with a commanding lead over his center left opponent. argentina's further than my router my career has suffered a major setback in his attempt to win reelection official results from primary elections on sunday show the opposition candidates alberto fernandez and his running mate the former president cristina kirchner received more than 47 percent of the vote. south africa's president has successfully blocked an inquiry against him by the country's and to corruption watchdog the high court issued the ruling a short time ago cyril ramaphosa has been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a 50000 dollars donation to his campaign to be leader of the governing in c. party today's decision blocks any remedial actions previously ordered by the watchdog and allows for a review of be inquiries report on. those of the headlines on

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at the moment a rising tension in the gulf region iran's foreign minister sits down for an exclusive interview with al jazeera plus degrees in india you have a rich. rich precious mentality condemnation from pakistan's foreign minister after the indian government revoked kashmir's autonomy last week. i'm going to go with the sports as manchester united bassett chelsea in this season opener and rafael nadal defends a hard court title for the 1st time in his career as he struggles to victory or just cup. but we saw breaking news within the last hour we've heard that all flights leaving hong kong international airport have been cancelled that of the fountains of antigovernment protesters flooded into the arrivals hall more than

a 100 flights have been affected but the authorities say slides which have already checked in and flights that are currently on their way to the city will not be affected members of the public are being told to stay away from the airport rob mcbride is our correspondent with the latest from inside the airport. incredible scenes at hong kong international airport. hard to walk the last kilometer to get here joining a steady stream of protesters literally thousands of people getting off buses getting out of a vehicles walking through jammed roads to make it here to the terminal bringing this terminal to a complete standstill people here are outraged at what they see as the police brutality in the way that they cleared protest on sunday evening circulating have been various clips of video of police firing tear gas inside stations of wielding

battens against protesters going down escalators and so on especially significant is the wounding of a good one of the protests who may well have lost an eye 7 as a result people here are carrying various banners and posters calling police brutality calling the police murderers and so on it is true that police did seem to adopt tougher tactics in clearing away sunday's demonstrations possibly it was a way of trying to maybe scare people into not coming out not taking part in illegal activities if that was the case then maybe they have to think again. right now we can see to angelo who is an independent analyst he joins us live from hong kong sky thank you for talking to us and says hong kong international airport brought almost to a standstill how significant is this for the city. well it was the

aviation industry council the source the people sitting on the. dole this is the political escalation of the boat there's a bridge against what was the scene. of the war the fire wall between teams the actions of those on the main and this ignited groundswell of social ready this and the satisfaction of the only people ready we believe young. that the one country system that's been true to it was the one really rather than the barely was ready a system and so the loss of bill is a loss for fact but at the end of course b.j. seeing has been part of symbols of these in some 40 ransacking police stations but also a scene. of

a subset of our i saw them both so like i know is a very trying sorry to interrupt but though you've outlined that the protests themselves are escalating also the the handling of by the police of these protests seems to be hardening very much you just heard from our correspondent who's been in hong kong for the duration. well because the what happened last last year of course is also a frame this time of. if you like that kind of play with these kind of sentiments ready accusation it's using ready acts of brutality against those but if you look at what has happened to the public life of us is most of us is a peaceful west it's basic and the satisfaction that's been extremely genuine as i see it young people losing or but then this has been hijacked by the by various other factors the ability the front light of that but it's this so the

pattern has been that the some peaceful protests then to fund the front line activists all militants will move to the un using all sorts of weapons the book the book the book that is false so in the back of almost and using a catapult fire in a metal that's and also this properly or even cost they're all by explosives. it was probably used by terrorists by some terrorists around the world and hence b.g. but ari and all of the of those wary that this is really all we have to do something much more serious than a civil disobedience the but those you can see in race promoting holds independence and also trashing symbols of all holes of all of the and the suit was that one of the 2 says sorry we can't have to can't leave is that and you know talking to live

on not a very good line it must be said from hong kong but thank you very much. now iran's foreign minister has accused the us of leading a military buildup in the gulf that could threaten the whole region in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera jobber the reset more warships in the gulf would only lead to more insecurity his comments come after the u.s. announced that it's working to form a military coalition to protect commercial shipping in the gulf following attacks on oil tankers well here with me is our correspondent who actually did the interview with the iranian foreign minister and jeffords or if they're making a clear point that the number of military powers assembling in the gulf region is not going to lead to greater security he is definitely of the view that this is something that would further destabilize the region and he joins the statements

made by president rouhani and supreme leader before the. early harmonies of the presence of the naval buildup is something that could destabilize. the region the iranian defense minister when he was asked about israel saying they would step in and turn that coalition saying that this could have disastrous consequences on the reach of these were the words of the iranian into your minister so from any perspective this is not something that would. bring about. security in the region. this is a tiny body of water and the more for the naval vessels you have in this body of water the less secure it is for everybody. based on experience presidents of the united states and for the naval fleet in the persian gulf has never produced security we have all very sad memories of u.s.

ships downing an iranian airliner. in 1988 killing 290 passengers so we believe that the best you can us can do for protection of. maritime navigation is to just leave people alone don't interfere this is. basically a hostile act against iran and i do not believe it's weird have any impact other than insecurity. and hashim you were telling me earlier that with that new axis of conflict are emerging in the war in yemen at the foreign minister was again at pains to point out about the increasing militarization of the region indeed and he was he lashed out at the same time to key u.s. allies in the region saudi arabia and the united arab emirates saying that he should not buy security this was his words from outside the should come talk and in

gauge with iran for the sake of regional security and this highlights i think some of the biggest issues that we have in the region saudi arabia considers itself to be the pretext of sunni islam iran considers itself to be the protector of shia islam and both are vying for a bigger say in the region and as long as that can. can that ambition continues it is most likely to create further instability this is when i asked him about reaching out to the saudis and to the amenities about a permanent peace in the region what he said was was really interesting listen to what he had to say. the united states is selling perience $50000000000.00 a year sold $50000000000.00 of weapons to this region some of the countries in this region with less than a 3rd of our population spend 87000000000 dollars on just military procurements

this just compared iran spent last year 16000000000 dollars on on all of its military with almost a 1000000 people under arms we paid $16000000000.00 the united arab emirates with a total 1000000 population indigenous population spent $22000000000.00 saudi arabia spent $87000000000.00 now if you're talking about threats coming from countries in the region the threat is coming from the united states and its western allies who are poor in weapons into this really making it a tinderbox ready to blow up that are quite alarming words and coming from the iranian foreign minister and a reminder hashim that this current crisis really started didn't that when the united states decided to pull out of that nuclear deal that's a very year ago and ever since then it seems as though tensions had just been rising and ever since exactly the kind of this is was it continues to further deteriorate i asked him about whether iran words one day consider pulling out from

the deal if nothing happens and the if president trump decides on maintaining the sanctions he says that he's very concerned about the potential for any blow last bullet military confrontation but for the time being iran will definitely stick to the deal because they consider it to be the best option available or on the table all right thank you for that. who has interviewed jeffard series the iranian foreign minister you can see the full interview. on al-jazeera on tuesday at 0030 greenwich mean time so that's the full interview with jad seriously raynier forrester talking to her. about our cheese day is there is there a 30. we've got a lot more to come on this hour.