who are doing this the criminals just move to another country well that does happen that when you can shut down in fact we've been talking about that today that when you shut down one market or one track what we would call a destination country or transit country we have problems because the international criminal organizations will move somewhere else so the permit system as far as we know of course there are issues of corruption is not really the problem in this case because it's illegal trade and therefore they trade without any type of says any type of permit any type of site is permitted of course we are now looking more into doing east what we call these which are electronic permits and maybe look using block chain to be able to strengthen that but at this at the same time this will not help with illegal trade because there is really a matter of corruption in many cases of turning a blind eye to what is going on because of the millions even billions of dollars that are part of this trade and that criminal organizations are benefiting from so it's something else that has to be compliance and political will at the number at the level of those source countries and help from the transit countries to catch

and seize these consignments that are full of i read a full and right award to stop them so that it's a disincentive because of the investment of the of the traders realizing that they would not be successful in transferring these stocks anymore ok and geneva thank you so much for joining us here on the news we do appreciate your time thank you very much. in moscow the communist party has been rallying supporters today before a council election in the city next month which is banned opposition candidates the money on saturday was authorized unlike recent position them inspirations and riot police arrested hundreds and beat some people with truncheons an estimated 50000 protesters rallied last week in support of the banned independent candidates. in mexico a series of rapes allegedly committed by policeman has provoked a mass march in the capital. and allegations against the

police are adding to a long running sense of outrage over the high rates of violence against mexican women 6 policemen that been suspended in connection with the rape of 2 teenagers. still to come here on the al-jazeera news of the sports news with including. andolan it came in berlin at the home of germany's youngest top flight football team can they make a big splash in this year's big find out here on i was there. to talk about ivory poachers who have decimated populations of elephants in africa they almost always ship the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached because that's where you start your search looking in the wrong place this radiocarbon dating method tell us their trade ivory is legal or not then we have a place we can focus law enforcement on take those out and perhaps the source of the id from entering the network take no at this time on al jazeera. the latest

news as it breaks. up. with detailed coverage no one is willing to return home to me on my own without sort of the ship papers and security guarantees from around the world the talent is facing the new prime minister. negotiate a new bricks and. a deal the e.u. says cannot be renegotiated. insect cuisine growing in popularity you know really ancient traditions being mixed

with modern flavors to open up the environmentally friendly cooking style to new consumers manuel ruppel reports now from mexico city. around the world there's a growing demand for insects as food and why not they're high in protein and have a minimal carbon footprint compared to many other foods but. it's worth considering the positive environmental impact we could generate if we all replaced one meal a week within sacks think about it it's a very healthy option. this kitchen in downtown mexico city specializes in edible insects and the restaurant's owner. couldn't be more excited about the growing demand for bugs takes from the mosquitoes they never come off the tree so they have these tastes and i on the beach be really nice. the recipes it was restaurant the house of tacos or a combination of ancient indigenous tradition and modern mexican flavors the end

results are dishes like and larva grilled and garlic and so long true sauce or fried stink bugs served with a side of the taste is actually quite good but i handle says there is still a long way to go for insects to become a staple food instead of picking up the. trash hopeless. farmers spending money on a bus decides the government is spending money on pesticides and it's like they're losing money and they're losing i mean a possible income. for most people in central mexico eating bugs is totally normal and vendors seem to always have new recipes to offer but we were all selected and today we tried scorpions worms in an egg they were all very good. around the world the edible insect industry is projected to be worth $1200000000.00 by 2023 mexico hopes to provide an estimated 30 percent of the world's edible bugs because. mexico

is home to hundreds of species of insects that are both edible and nutritious some of it's stranger than others like this scorpion but add a little salt in line. delicious. so whether you want to help fight climate change by eating less meat or you're just curious maybe bugs should be the next item un had to the grocery list but ended up going to. mexico city. thank you peter well we're going to start off with football in barcelona have made the worst possible start to their defense of their league title they were beaten one nil at athletic bilbao on friday it's the 1st time they've lost their opening league game since 20081 player who did not feature in that game is brazil midfielder felipe continuo the 27 year old is set to leave for german champions byron munich on loan with continued leaving it does that

mean neymar could be returning both barcelona and real madrid have been in talks with the brazilian about leaving paris st germain on now seem the favorites to sign him after these comments from the real madrid manager they might as neymar is not a real madrid player i have just said the important ones are those who are here. as i mentioned before felipe looks to be heading to baron byron munich from barcelona and the german champions clearly need him if their opening wonderfully good game was anything to go by biron hosted berlin on friday and things seemed to be going to plan when rubber glove and off he gave them a 24th minute lead but then 2 goals in 2 minutes including this one from on loan liverpool midfielder marco drew which made it to one to her tough love and off skate wasn't finished on 6 minutes he was brought down the polish striker then stepped up to score the penalty final score 22. on sunday berlin's newly

promoted football club f.c. union will play its 1st ever game in the bundesliga the team dates back to the 1966 and has one of the strongest fan bases in the sport but can they hold up in the big leagues dominic king reports from berlin. as they go through their paces in training these players have one thing on their minds sunday and the bundesliga for . this is a step into the unknown and each player has one goal in sight my personal target. is reached when we succeed as a team when we. win this thing for me this is. absolutely main target if we have a successful season i have a successful season the man who brought them to the big league now sees his task is trying to keep his players feet on the ground. i think if they take on the challenge or give

a good effort and aren't surprised as i've said we concentrate on the game and at the end of the day it's 11 players against 11 players it doesn't matter which leak doesn't matter how many people are in the stadium it's about the game. one thing the team can depend on is it's fan base these supporters are considered among the most fervent and. most loyal in germany have stuck with the team through the years of communist domination and the lean years since reunification using money raised from donating their own blood to help keep the club afloat and at one point helping to build the stadium with their bare hands they think of themselves as genuine east germans unlike what they think of the team's opponents on weekend red bull leipzig a team founded just 10 years ago by austrian owners who've invested large sums and calls to fans of rival sides to call them a plastic club with no real history. germany's top teams have played here once

or twice before in cup games but it's only now that the funds are getting the chance to see that team play when the home matches here can if they win your own defy logic and throw up with well the 4th test is against red bull on sunday dominic a al-jazeera. to england now and there are 7 games in the premier league on saturday one game has already finished with arsenal beating burnley and the early kick off the gunners winning 21 thanks to goals from alexander luck as at n.p.r. emerick obama yang later manchester city welcome tottenham to the f t had stadium this game repeat of last season's champions league quarter final which spurs won and a few days after saving the penalty that won them the way for super cup liverpool goalkeeper adrian will start for the read at southampton the back up goalkeeper was an injury doubt after being hurt by

a fan after wednesday's win over chelsea australia are closing in on england's 1st anyone's total on day 4 of the 2nd ashes test a short time ago the tourists were 2005 for 6 they trailed england by 53 runs the aussies leave the series one nothing . world championship and world champions new zealand have hammered australia $36.00 nil in the rugby championship the all blacks ran in 5 tries at eden park in auckland it was sweet revenge for new zealand after their shock defeat to the wallabies a week ago. now one goal of japan's. broken a course record at medinah in the b.m.w. championship he made 5 birdie putts from 15 feet or longer for a 9 under $63.00 that gave him a one shot lead going into the weekend for tiger woods he made back to back bogeys late in his round settling for a 7110 shots behind. to tennis and naomi osaka his defense of her u.s.

open title could be in doubt after she pulled out of the cincinnati masters because of a knee injury the world number one was forced to retire in her quarter final clash with sophia cannon osaka had just fought back taking the 2nd set 61 after losing the opener to the american 6 for the u.s. open begins in less than 2 weeks. meanwhile the former world number one ashley barty is into the semifinals but it wasn't an easy match against her opponent maria cari the top seed fought back from a set down to eventually win 576260 she has a chance to return to the world number one position if she reaches sunday's final. rena's williams is out beaten by madison keys keys was too powerful for the 39 year old winning 6263. meanwhile in the men's the event top seed novak djokovic is through to the semifinals after beating the pope in straight sets next up for

the serb a last 4 clash with medvedev. that's it for me had a back to peter. thanks so much when we come back we'll take a live update from our correspondent in. big story today so you see. a society's progress is dependent on the quality of its experts we need more on finding professionals a top priority is to model a way that new generation to study finds new teaching methods are infusing thai students to become the agents of change taking them to the classroom to solve problems in their local communities ready and local education inspiring science timeline this time. i have been looking at your instagram account and reading. this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president after that everyone

has a voice the best chance the democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational callus mother nominee to join the global conversation on your thoughts good twitter and. on down to 0. just off one of his main highways the median family collects as much water as possible from the mountain above. a nationwide blackout left millions without power a regular water supplies. but this water is not portable the health ministry is recommending people treated with chlorine but with none available. hopes that boiling it 1st will make it safe for her family to drink. it says the increased consumption of untreated water in the last 3 weeks is making an already catastrophic situation worse. we don't have the precise numbers yet but we know

that the public and private hospitals there's been an acute increase of cases of severe diarrhea that require hospitalization including children under 2 years of age which can be fatal local and international public health experts describe the crisis it's a complex humanitarian emergency. a new chapter for sudan the military council and opposition alliance signed a landmark deal paving the way toward civilian rule. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up more mass protests in hong kong but this time on both sides of the political divide. on soldiers being killed along

the line of control of. some restrictions in indian administered kashmir plus. we would have loved her to come we started preparing her favorite everybody in the family a neighborhood with a visit. here from the palestinian grandmother at the center of an international political involving a u.s. congresswoman donald trump and israel. we begin with that historic moment in sudan today the military. leaders signing a power sharing declaration into law at least 3 year transitional government who will make decisions for those months of protests from killings since the military overthrow. the longtime president omar al bashir now under the deal the so-called sovereign council will be created the military will lead it for 21 months on the

civilians for 18 months the opposition coalition is due to choose a prime minister early next week. to khartoum and our correspondent morgan is it's purely a day of celebration there or is it perhaps tinge to all colored with a certain sense of realism. while peter we just heard a speech from the representative of the. we're going to change 100000000 of them and he one of the things he mentioned is people who have been killed during the protests the number of people who have gone missing so while this has been a euphoric event for lack of better words there has been a bit of sadness there were people mentioning that this is not without any blood that people lives were lost people were killed and many of them went missing over the process of the 8 months but despite all of that people are think that they're

happy that this means that there is a new beginning that at some point there will be a civilian rule before a free and fair elections are held so there's thing that they're very optimistic we get to hear from the head of the transitional military council he's due to speak any minute but people are celebrating and behind me there are some of the protesters some of the people who had taken part in the protests there here in the near the dining hall celebrating but also reminding that the protesters who have died must get some kind of accountability and justice should be accountability for the lives lost so while there is euphoria in the air people are saying that there should be accountability and that all the promises that the opposition coalition made to the protesters when they promised to present them should be fulfilled how long until we know the prime minister is being in his role and also off the back. as well the key thing how long until we know who gets those top jobs in this

transitional that ministration. well tomorrow the suffering council is due to be formed that will come on proviso that will comprise of 5 members from the office blish and 5 members from the military and 11 member that is the greed of foreign by both sides who is supposed to be a civilian so the civilian will are supposed to have a majority and the sovereign council and the transition military council which is currently ruling the country will be dissolved and a prime minister is expected to be named are already has been made by the opposition coalition which is expected to be confirmed and sworn in on tuesday but more important than those dates peter is how soon can we expect change on the ground protesters are demanding so many thanks from the opposition coalition and the military council they want to better health care they want better infrastructure they want better educational services they are saying that they want to justice and accountability all these demands they want to see being met by the

opposition coalition and the transition military council in that transitional government that is going to be formed and more importantly they want a better economy and that is going to be very hard concerning the fact that sudan has a very high inflation rate one of the highest in the world and which would be very hard for any upcoming government to basically just through birth in a few months here but keep us right up to date unsure but in the meantime thank you so much ok let's take a look at how sudan reached this point where we are today for over rising bread prices started in december of last year they quickly turned into calls for the former president bashir to resign used to pushing up food prices increasing fuel and shortages through his mismanagement of the economy is wanted by the international criminal court over allegations of crimes against humanity war crimes and genocide protests grew rapidly in early april that people took to the streets daily and bashir finally stepped down demonstrations continued until last month

calling on the military to him to civilians all. $100.00 protesters have lost their lives during the push for democracy in sudan earlier i spoke to abdel wahab appendix is a professor of politics at the institute for graduate studies he says while the signing should be celebrated the reforms will be slow i would have people expect that next morning when the prime minister sits in his office things are going to change and of course. that's not not going to be the case simply also because the demonstration still from the brought this over the last 7 months have also grounded the state capacity down and the economy it has been. has been even legal loaded more and more. in the states capacity to intervene has been reduced so in order to get way. in december.

this will go to a 4 and that's that's what the people who are protesting against tens of thousands of people in hong kong took part in pro and anti-government rallies today supporters of the government gathered in the town are park area in the central district say of hong kong together with their slogan counter-demonstrations took place on the other side of hong kong harbor in kowloon march was there were demanded government reforms and more democracy as night fell there was a tense standoff with the police in hong kong as densely populated long cock district protesters threw eggs and they shone lasers at a local police station but quickly dispersed once officers took to the streets under thomas has more now from the anti-government protests that. this right place i'm only been here about 15 minutes and yet already they're getting back into their vehicles to go to whatever protests spring up next this is the tactics of the protest as they bring big numbers thousands to a location like

a play station one play station it's just down the road and they gather outside making a little noise and some of them very few but some throwing eggs at the play station as well the police come out to the entrance of their play station and make noise and return and threaten tear gas before they actually deploy it's the protesters move on and suddenly quickly the police come out in vans like the us but as soon as they're oid the protesters just disperse into the metro system on to buses by foot going on to the next place is a count and mouse game these protests and police chasing around hong kong. well another correspondent me it has been a pro-government rally in hong kong. organizers say about 470000 people at the end of the rally that number is probably a bit lower but still it was a large showing here now most of the people we spoke to said they were coming here to denounce the violence the banner of this rally was save hong kong and support

the police most of the people we spoke to also said that they felt that the police has been unfairly represented over the past few weeks there is a sense of worry a sense of anxiety about these outbursts of violence that have been unfolding on the streets of hong kong one woman i spoke to said this is the do you thing to have grievances but they have to find a different way to express it we do not want this violence because you don't know how much it can snowball where it could lead so you did have that sense of worry about the future now there is certainly a sort of generation gap between the 2 sides most of the people who were here by and large were maybe for 30 years old upwards a sort of working middle class and working class people whose feel that they have a good life and that there is much to lose if this situation continues

here in hong kong be was obviously soup or to towards mainland china we saw a lot of chinese flags there was chinese anthem at the beginning of the rally and then there were a lot of speakers for example from the business sector representative of the taxi drivers and went on stage to denounce how much they had lost since this wave of protests started back in june so certainly a huge difference between the 2 sides and one thing that really stuck with us is that people came up to us to say please say the truth show both sides show that there are 2 camps here in hong kong at the moment and by them. most important is for the violence to stop and then after that we can try to solve the problems in this defense ministry says the soldiers being killed along need to street line of control with pakistan the ministry is blaming pakistan for carrying out mortar attacks around the town of jewellery several soldiers from both sides were killed 2

days ago meanwhile leaders in indian administered kashmir have started to lift some restrictions imposed nearly 2 weeks ago when the region was in effect annexed but includes the reconnection of telephone services in some areas but in one area dozens of people came out to protest and restrictions were actually tightened. to new delhi. with the latest. we spoke to an official in ministry of defense in india and he said that one indian soldier was killed today in what he called ceasefire violations committed by pakistan he said firing began this morning and is still going on the fire is still going on and he said that pakistan's clear day before the pakistani. yet another cease fire violation was incorrect he described it as sounds like this is. now in addition to that indian officials today have also said that the restrictions in kashmir valley however most of the restrictions that have been. also in the administered kashmir but in kashmir valley conditions are still

very poor as far as connectivity is concerned at least some movement has been like civil lines which is where the who's who. live but many areas still all reeling under a very heavy impact of these restrictions that have been imposed by the indian government there is a hope that over the weekend things perhaps will get easier but the indian government has again reiterated that it would be a step by step approach recalibrate constantly calibrate i beg your pardon on how much restrictions would ease in. schools however should open on monday and government offices as well spokes person for pakistan's military forces are prepared to respond to any indian.