consulate because they are calling on do you say government to put pressure on both local boards are just to try to resolve this issue and also to put pressure on the authorities in beijing to try to say where is how. and why is he held and what will happen to him still ahead an al-jazeera protests in indonesia's west papua enter the 3rd day as police send more than 1000 additional officers to contain the violence. former vatican treasurer cardinal george pell returns to prison after an astray and court upholds his conviction for sex abuse. halliwell turkeys about to enjoy some good downpours but virtually nowhere else on this chart you can't see very much in satellite picture except behind my head and

that arc is pretty obvious and would suggest a good circulations thunderstorms which will be the thursday and less so on friday keeping anchor about $26.00 degrees clearly it's hotter further south and further east $34.00 and charles more reasonable $44.00 in baghdad still considered to be on the high side particularly if you head size by kuwait were in the high forty's and consistently just the science of kuwait we've seen 5152 degrees or seems extraordinary because we are ready to report however the city itself about 42 a bag has cooling gently but it is hot is beyond even this time of the year humidity has been high from bahrain through qatar towards the usa in the last few days it seems still to be about how i would temps below 40 that's sort of the clue draw our inland riyadh's at $44.00 and record forced to and tide free effectively with the exception of somalia the still the edge of the southwest monsoon is that 27 degrees could if you're lucky give you some decent drizzle and of course the

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you want to know just your a reminder of our top stories this hour sudan has sworn in members of its newly created sovereign council it's composed of military and civilian leaders general abdel fattah the previous head of the military joined as its 1st chairman. john johnson marco's says that maybe a solution to the issue of the irish back stop before the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october she's holding talks with the u.k. prime minister about his young son michael says all e.u. members have a united position they're willing to hear solutions and they want the u.k. to accept a deal but they're prepared for any scenario. protesters in hong kong are rallying into the night they gathered in a train station to commemorate an attack on demonstrators in july earlier protests were held outside the u.k.

consulate to demand the release of a worker detained on the mainland. 2 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir and the 1st gun battle between separatists and security forces since new delhi revoked its autonomy and indian police say an officer and a rebel fighter were killed in the bottom of the district the region special status was scrapped earlier this month and many parts are still under lockdown pakistan opposes the exaction and has vowed to take the case to the international court of justice by jamil has more. even before getting to the crash mere value can feel the restrictions in place on flights the passengers are instructed to keep their window shades shut before landing here on the ground the restrictions that have largely kept people in and around their homes have been eased on wednesday leaving many people to be outside as well some vehicles milling around but as you can see most shops and businesses are shut now closer to the center of the city is the sorra neighborhood this is been

a flashpoint for protests ever since the region's autonomy was revoked earlier this month some communication restrictions have been eased with officials saying thousands of landlines have been restored but most people here rely on mobile phones which along with the internet remain shut that's the reason why getting information from outside of europe is so difficult but indian officials have confirmed several cease fire violations between indian and pakistani forces along the line of control that's a defacto border separating india and pakistan administered kashmir officials also confirm the gun battle some 50 kilometers from here in the district on wednesday between security forces and armed gunmen 1st reported since the region's autonomy was revoked there's also been more violence along the line of control between the parts of kashmir administered by pakistan and india the 2 countries are accusing each other of violations but as they trade blame people on the frontlines are suffering some reports from the capital of pakistan administered kashmir near the.

7 year old so they had dreams and ambitions his family says he wanted to join the forces which protect his village he was killed in the latest cross border shelling in pakistan administered kashmir as usual india and pakistan accuse each other off what they call unprovoked aggression and violation of the cease fire. military spokesman tweeted that retaliatory fire killed 6 indian soldiers. the day after the shelling from the indian side. we witnessed more shan's landing on the civilian population in. our district culturally a few homes were damaged the same life comes to a standstill every time tension escalates on the border. the lifestar fighting indiscriminate firing continues from india they target civilians and kill innocent people as you can see we are a few kilometers from the border and. you can still hear their guns. people rush to

see what happened to their property even the fighting so excited. here is a farmer he refuses to move because he would lose his now and livelihood now damn. it was no way to run the heavy shelling from the indian side i was scared and tried to hide in the basement when mortar shells were landing everywhere. this year at least $33.00 civilians have been killed in artillery and mortar shelling in pakistan ministered to schmear and indian officials also say civilians have suffered on their side it's difficult for villages near the line of control the dividing line between the 2 sides everyday activities such as going to school or the shops becomes impossible on the border started to work and we were coming from cots litem towards battle sets out on the line of control we had there was heavy shelling from the indian side so we took shelter in the basement of a mosque the foreign minister says pakistan will be taking to sri use case to be international court of justice but people here have their doubts that there will be any outcome there's mounting anger and bhagavan administered fish lead not just

against the shelling across the line of control but also about the plight of kashmiris stranded on the indian side it's all a big job it out of there with. an extra $1000.00 security forces have been deployed to west papuan for proto protests continue to spread since monday demonstrators accuse the indonesian government of mistreating ethnic point students said a quote it has more. police reinforcements have been sent to the west puppets of control protests that have turned violent government buildings police cars and parts of an airports have been destroyed. the police have been accused of racism after 43 when students were arrested for disrespecting the indonesians flag on independence day. there were reports one flag was set alight outside a dormitory after being held for hours the students were released without charge.

the government regrets the burning of the indonesian flag the incident is under investigation the incident was followed by negative statements which triggered violence in several areas over and west pop up provinces it is disrupting the nation's unity among. the protests came after videos were shared on social media showing a school being tear gassed 6 i and the students called monkeys a derogatory term used against ethnic popcorns. 3 years and an e.c. has blamed indigenous pop and separatists for unrest in the west papuan region but they accuse the government of human rights abuses. during protests on tuesday 258 inmates escaped from prison in the city of sarongs after it was set on fire the city's mayor called for calm. in the beginning. come on let's join hand in hand together united in our hearts we have our differences and maintain togetherness unity and solidarity between top one or non

pop ones. denise in president joker woodard says he's committed to the welfare of all popcorns but it's not clear if his words will be enough to calm protesters they're now calling for a referendum on independence. and. the leaders of uganda and rwanda have finalized a new deal aimed at reducing tension between the 2 countries and their greenland was signed in angola once close allies are wonders poor gamin uganda where the most of any have been accusing each other of espionage and political interference relations. steadily deteriorated and closed its border with uganda back in february severely impact on trade on both sides then in may be guns and police accuse rwandan soldiers of entering the country and killing 2 men a charge rwanda has denied has more from kampala president paul kagame

e of rwanda and president 70 of uganda signed the agreement in angola as capital luanda and it states that both governments should refrain from subverting or destabilizing the other and also that cross border activities should resume as soon as possible but it contains no solid commitments and in a press conference held after the signing the 2 leaders barely acknowledged each other tensions reached a head in february this year that's when rwanda closed its main border crossing with uganda to cargo and stopped rwandans from crossing into uganda both governments have accused each other of a spear knowledge some ugandan security agencies blame the rwandan government for a series of high profile murders in uganda are over the last few years that have included a senior police officer and some government officials meanwhile people in the rwandan government have blamed uganda for rounding up and arresting and torturing

its citizens as well as hosting and supporting one the exiled dissidents is running government says by trying to overthrow it. 70 have been allies since the 1980 s. both helped each other come to power in their respective countries but their armies 40 each other in the democratic republic of congo after they both invaded in the early 2000 ever since then the relationship between the 2 leaders has been up and down. the most senior member of the roman catholic church to be found guilty of sex offenses has lost his appeal against conviction in australia cardinal george poe a form of vatican treasurer was jailed in march for abusing 2 choir boys years ago alex o'brien has more. arriving at court cardinal george pell was taken in through a door away from the waiting crowds there was no room inside for everyone the court

packed with other survivors of abuse by the catholic church and tell supporters. oh oh. really inside the verdict was read hands of pale he and his 6 year jail term for abusing 2 choir boys when he was a ship of melbourne in the ninety's would stand justice maxwell and i accepted the prosecution submission that the complainant was a very compelling witness was clearly not a lawyer was not a fair interest and was a witness of truth pal is the highest ranking catholic worldwide to be convicted of child sex offenses he was once the vatican's treasurer and one of the pope's closest advisers that. his lawyers had argued that the jury's verdict was unreasonable based on the evidence and that the jury relied too much on the account of the only surviving victim through his lawyer that victim said he was relieved by the court's decision it is 4 years since i reported to the police the

criminal process has been stressful. the journey has taken me to places that in my darkest moments i feed i would not return from x. 5 we are now also where you heard elaine and we have now he said in the glorious time for us on. the basic and has acknowledged the decision and says it's committed to pursuing those who've broken the law as the proceedings continue to develop the holy see records that the cardinal has always maintained his innocence throughout the judicial process and it is his right to appeal to the high court but survivors advocates say the catholic church needs to prove its taking clergy abuse seriously and you think of all the children who were abused who had crimes committed on the mein kampf legal features and children's homes and

think. they were in the name of god just in that all never get they dying for he is going to rot in a cell he will then rot in hell and eyesight farewell pal. pal won't be eligible for parole until 2022 when he's 81. brian al jazeera. europe is it the heart of an illegal wildlife trade operation worth an estimated $4000000000.00 wild eels are being smuggled by gangs to asia in large quantities obviously it is nick log has more from volunteer in the netherlands. in the heart of farming country in the netherlands you'll find the daily routines of agricultural life the perennial tending of pasta and stock but it too you'll find a different kind of farm where it's eels that in and grows one and a half 1000000 a year producing legally $250.00 tons of

a national delicacy and we grow them up to market size that's between 30. 2 on the grounds and then there are going live to the smoke house mostly and all of . these eels life thousands of kilometers away deep in the saga in the atlantic ocean they drift on the gulf stream is elvas. to the s. trees of european rivers every year a legal quatre is caught for aquaculture to be grown on his adult eels for consumption but that's where the unscrupulous strike it's estimated that $300000000.00 glass eels a year a trafficked to asia recent past have demonstrated the scale of the problem an illicit trade with billions the end result of smoked to unsuspecting consumers in japan china and beyond that are leaving europe at a your over huge and one year later grown on in the $900.00 palms of china.

that have a 10 fold increase in value so 300000000 eales 300000000000 euro is one of us later that's 3000000000 euros this is the greatest crime model. over the centuries the lakeside town of valan down was made rich by email for xing but with the species now down to an estimated 10 percent of the original titles the industry has all but disappeared but poland may yet have something to offer the fish that made it famous it may just be that to break the cycle of illicit trade you just need to crack the code lifecycle here it's a privately funded laboratory trying to find out how to breathe the european ale from egg to adult something that has eluded science to this day the project here is focused on getting the reproduction of the european to make it available for

yeah for humans so we need to represent. in captivity so that we can supply ill farms with glossy the problem is replicating precisely what happens in the saga so you see and figuring out what the 11 eat at once that's sold the wild deal population need never be touched in the meantime the focus is on enforcement and international collaboration to take the pressure off this extraordinary species nicholas al-jazeera. netherlands. this is all to say about these are the top stories sudan has sworn in members of its newly created sovereign console it's composed of military and civilian leaders general abdel fattah al baha and the previous head of the military junk well as its

1st chairman have a morgan has more from cop to. well what happens next is the appointment of an executive council the prime minister which is already been chosen by the forces of freedom and change is due to be sworn in later he had a 21 day to appoint his cabinet most of all you will be from the 4th the freedom and with the exception of the minister of interior and the minister of defense both will be appointed by the military if it be positions are really security there for the economic development appoint those 2 members german chancellor angela merkel says the solution to the issue of the irish back stop before the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october she's holding talks with the u.k. prime minister boris johnson who's insisting that the you must renegotiate the withdrawal agreement says all e.u. members have a united position they're willing to hear solutions and they want to accept the u.k. to accept a deal but they're prepared for any scenario. the backstop has always

been a fallback position if one is able to solve this conundrum if one finds the solution and we said we would probably find it in the next 2 years to come but we can also maybe find it in the next 30 days then we're one step further in the right direction and we obviously have to put our all into this 2 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir in the 1st gun battle between separatists and security forces since new delhi revoked its autonomy indian police say an officer and a rebel fighter were killed in the bottom of the district. but as in hong kong are rallying into the night they gathered at a train station to commemorate an attack on demonstrators in july. and hong kong protests were held outside the u.k. consulate to demand the release of a consulate staff member detained on the mainland china's foreign ministry says simon chiang will spend 15 days in what it calls administrative detention chang went missing on august the 9th. and those the had lines the news continues here on

all jazeera after inside story by phone or. italy's political crisis deepens the prime minister resigns saying the interior minister brought down the government to further his own interests what's behind his power play and will the gun battle pale this is inside story.

hello and welcome to the program. august is normally a quiet month for italians a chance to enjoy the summer holidays but politicians have been forced back to work to contain a crisis prime minister has resigned accusing the interior minister mateus of any of sinking of the coalition government for personal and political gain salvini and his farm. popularity is on the rise for being tough on immigration he wants to force a snap election but it's not straightforward as that a sunny explains from rome. as leader of the government had overseen one of the most challenging coalitions in recent times battling one political crisis after another contests aimed at being a stabilizing force between 2 vastly different political parties the far right leak and the anti establishment 5 star movement it proved to be an impossible task and qantas said he would be offering his resignation but there was no question over who

he thought was responsible. let me say that interior minister told me has showed that he is following his own interests and those of his party. in a blistering attack against any country accused him of unleashing further turmoil and in doing so endangering italy's already started to con a me but the leak party leader was unrepentant. i would do again everything i did everything with the great strength of being a free man therefore it means i'm not afraid of the judgment of the italians overshadowing this impasse has been my terror cell beanies own political agenda vocally anti migrant he's also waged war on the engineers that have attempted to rescue asylum seekers crossing the mediterranean and it's a tactic that has had success support for his views have increased across the country turning his party into a force that cannot be ignored. in the middle of this political drama the

spanish rescue vessel hovering off the coast of lampedusa with dozens of vulnerable people on board for more than 2 weeks they have not been given permission to disembark the open arms vessel repeatedly requested permission to dock despite continued rejection or someone board became so frantic they risked their own lives by jumping into the sea attempting to swim to land they were rescued by nearby italian coast guard vessels. on tuesday a local prosecutor visited the vessel and issued an emergency measure allowing it to dock in lump it was out but this is one incident among many others despite tough new laws preventing such landings they still arrive desperate for safety in europe no matter the cost of reaching their sunny day all al-jazeera rome.

let's bring in our guests all from rome. is an italian polish journalist and a 1000000 or de blasio is a professor of political science. buteux university welcome to the program alberta now that's prime minister just the conti has resigned opening the country to martin of options what do you think is the more likely scenario for the country . well everything is in the hands of. the republik said john mark there in that was a very wise man the question everybody is not if we will go to elections but how and when we will go to elections so the prospect of a snap election seems to be phasing away and probably will go to elections in a few months with somehow a direction by the presence of the republic a 1000000 or are we headed towards a political impasse in italy or do you still still see the possibility of for

example of a caretaker government. yes we are political impasse there is a possibility for a government in defense obviously from the many strengths inside the b.d.a. the democratic party but also from the volunteer on the 5 star movements because oxalate seems that we have a couple of possibility right there on the path the 1st one is ok we can have a national coalition and composed by 5 some movements and i'm quite a lot while the 2nd one could be government lead by 5 some movements and supported by democratic party and the extreme left it's all these are sort of the very center of this whole saga now is ill capital as his supporters call him. salvini alberto why do you think moto is moving towards

this direction well it could be time of the captain as you recall is a very strong figure is the typical strong man that the right movement would like to see in power there are some reasons why 1st of all we have to take into account that in the real country the real masses of italians which are now following so the want him to be forming a new government we have heard some of the rounds of local elections in italy where the league which is party climbed up to some 40 percent 38 to 40 percent of political consensus while the 5 star movement who used to be sold been his partner in the government went down dramatically from 32 to 17 percent so the reason why sabina was to go for snap elections is because he wants to cash in he wants to capitalize it somehow from these extreme strong wave or political consensus has got

in the country. a 1000000 and i mean if you remember when this whole coalition came together. it was a myth a feeling that the league along with the 5 star movement would bring about genuine radical change of the country suddenly have the captain salvini. ditching his partner is this something which could widely be seen in the political establishment as an act of political betrayal. it's the 1st time ever to top in a crisis like that by the way even if we did know from the very beginning that stick all ition was very challenging because the 2 soldiers of the coalition 5 star movement and the league the former north league levy by the me are extremely different i mean the north league the former north league the actual negro is

sovereign is movement more lean to the. industry in the north while the fast our movement was. i mean it was a movement beginning from the people man started from there very often. that very 2 different political parties that started these qualities and also facing the european union intention they had a completely different thing tension ok so we end the sense in that that actually was a very strange and challenging collision that obviously i was aware to stated before the personality on my tail selenium rise up even if i want to add something just to quote yes he wants to optimize political consensus consensus among this passion of the european election but also he wants to escape from the financial stable low. because we do know that needs 23

billions according to the european union and the manse and so now italy done that doesn't have 23000000000 and you don't want to i mean to to record or to any measure we will talk more about that particular. is it fair to say that 5 star movement is the biggest loser in this political move by salvini. well to to to say if there will be delusions we'll have to wait and see what will happen the next 2 weeks because it's been losing consensus in the country as i was mentioning be lost from 32 down to a miserable 17 and in some cases 12 percent in local elections but at the moment they still have a strong majority in the national parliament so if surge of matter allows the press in a town republic decides not to go for elections in the anything in the nation it will

strain still preserve damage already in the argument and they will be able to form a new coalition government with the democratic the sole they're not exactly losers but they know that they have to do something in order not to be pushed out of the parliament in order to get back to the parliament which is a much smaller much smaller portion of the italian consensus in 1000000 spoke earlier about one of the possibilities which is. along with matteo renzi who is the. leader of the center left democratic party coming together is this alliance an option what do they have in common. i mean it is an option by the way even if we have to precised that the secretary of the democratic party no i days is not there and month. by the majority

of the party of the democratic party are needed by my. so i think that an alliance is possible because the 2 parties don't want to go to the political exile us on the other that there was 34 i mean they're losing consensus around the county so they don't want to write to the election nowadays be newt alberto do you see this possibility the 2 big egos demaio and matteo renzi coming together despite the fact they're just. few days ago the possibility for them coming together was almost impossible. well you know it'll ease at its roots a catholic country so maybe it it could get together if they're able to forgive each other you know the sense of forgiving is at the center of italian culture but in terms of possibility that they come together many political observers said that if you put my tail raincy which was prime minister true governments ago together

with. luigi dimaggio it could be like putting water together with oil so it's quite uncommon to see them together but it's the whole of the democratic party which has a 1000000 was mentioning is not only meant to rancy but many many other barons many other colonists as a call them so there is a possibility of a new coalition democratic party plus fast as movement was definitely looks impossible at the moment is that they get back to the table the lega any. i think that there is a fracture and there is the disappear ation is definite it and it's important that they get back to the table a 1000000 a why would be such an 80 within the political establishment in italy when all political commentators have been saying this year that the only thing in common between the 5 star movement and the league is themselves being anti

establishment but apart from that they have nothing in the current incumbent and the potential for them to depart their ways is very strong. there is a big anxiety because probably we didn't respect a crisis in the middle of the for cation those this year bought yes they have nothing in common still even that they've been the income and also the vision of the european union they don't i mean come on the vision on the economic receive years they don't even having come on the vision of the measures of the growth of italy so either you were stuck so i can understand the crisis and i can understand these divorce that is getting power like yesterday we did i mean. without for mation of the prime means of the legal prime minister which is gone so content off easily divorce we divorced with much else and being young site is related to the

fact that we are not sure that the government is possible even or even if settlement i'm sure the president of the republic wants to carry young these legislator because would be a disaster for italy to go to election in italy i mean we assisted to our continue campaign for more than a here lead by. i mean i don't think that we can stay stuck on the political communication we need to do something i mean we need to to find an agreement with the european union we're out of that out that of the european union life now and we also need to find a way to or being our political if the italians are looking forward to rebuild the political life of this is going to be my question to alberta. why is subtly salvini becoming. somehow a savior for many italian is because people are fed up with decades of center right

center left government bureaucracy dysfunctional political establishments easy brisson to get alternative for the italians. well that is mainly 2 reasons why selby is so strong the moment the 1st reason is start at the center left governments minimized the momentum of the cultural. the cultural problem there is with immigration in italy in many many suburbia in many many urban areas immigration is causing some problems up in depression of difference and cultures even of micro criminality which is rising and the center left governments always minimized without taking measures so even if something has got no clear idea of the problem the simple fact that is very vocal against immigration made him extremely popular the 2nd reason the standards traditionally speaking the enter printers and the companies and the strong economic powers which

has always been backing so binnie from the laws now claiming to be better represented so somehow they asked him to pull the plug to the government to go for the elections in order to ensure that to productive not obviously that is beneteau that is long word that is liguori which are full of intrapreneur as far back and so they can get a better voice and can be better heard in the italian government so one reason is economical the other one is cultural it 1000000 or i mean being vocal strong aggressive in pursuing a political agenda is something people want to understand but ultimately i think it's all used to understand that you know someone who's a problem out is to be able to solve the country's political and economic problems and this is a country that needs to put itself within the framework of the e.u. to move forward why would it talia's believe suddenly events with salvini someone who would like to distance itself from europe could be

a savior of the nation. ok. yes i mean italians were always fascinated by a strong leader by a person that could solve everything i mean we have an example few years ago with matteo renzi i mean you reach the 40 percent of the european elections and now we're seen you see pretty much the same thing with even if the communication is pretty much different and so obviously also the political issues are pretty much the friend. but even if we are fascinating then we have to see i mean a perfectly what we will do obviously we still have a consensus i mean even if the consensus seems pretty must different from the percent folly of political election and the majority on the parliament so if you love the consensus we don't know how. is going to put together i

mean the need of the telly to grow i mean not only i mean economically in italy nice towards a socially i mean we also have a big difference inside if for example we have a north east studies at the maximum level of the european union while the south is completely separated from the standard of europe so we still have this problem but this those problems i mean. come from very far away and i don't think that saladin is going to sorted out from them even if obviously surfin a very important issue i mean it never section in the perception of the italians the surfing a very sly for example me gratian which is important in or europe of but obviously is producing different answers all over ok europe are better i mean it's quite obvious that salvini so that his party doubled its seats in the european parliament as head you know what we could also do it with the political landscape in italy and

then if we go to any snap election we will be able easily to double our seats here's the question if we can win the election and manages to form a governing coalition when it comes to the e.u. are started to rules that he says he's opposed to and the italy is that what what is he what is he offering here to say. to fix these 2 issues. well been a sick anomic idea on the contrary of what the firestones movement things are for expansion growth of national product and in measures which should encourage further the in the companies in the enterprises but these could be done according to so the nice advisor even without solving the problem at the moment of the italian public debt which is were recalled will have to remember that doubled in germany's germany travels around 60 percent or provisions or between the public

debt dept and the gross national product france is around $100.00 and we are at $130.00 which is double than germany so in a sense this is not a problem we have to expand economy to expand the g. and b. and we will succeed one other thing that something is supposed to be doing very soon if you want to reassure his international partners france germany and most of all the united states is to abandon or to silence his agreement with latina to put in the rational gate that we had in the 30 is not to stronger the one effect as the one affecting mr clarke but it's quite strong i mean we need 2 positions for mr putin and this is not really orthodox in a country like meet early which has strong may 2 nato traditions because oh if somebody is able to make people forget this russia alignment in getting back to the drawing board the nato the woodlands difficult. road with difficult though i have

to say because 5 star and the league have always been saying that we need to have russia on board because russia and nato is something very good for europe what is not good for europe is immigrants of the grove rise of islam is a millionaire. let's move forward 2 words what it means for europe if salvini wins a snap election consolidate his gains what kind of message that he sent to germany in particular and to the e.u. . the position of salvini seems very clear against the he doesn't even participate to i mean to the meeting of the european union he has a long long long experience politician inside the europeans at anna. but you want to break up into what up i mean in europe seems very worried in fact for death easily seems to isolate not nowadays from the usual partners i mean we're

isolated from france we had a couple of embarrassing moments i mean that would leave by the 5 star movement but then. recall it but when you don't want to talk i mean while calling to tried several times also 12 i mean informal meeting especially in davos for instance we kill i mean to record on the situation but the message that we're giving to or to europe is not exceptional is not exactly positive we are out from the trade where out from the me. we were i mean we were a founder of the european union and the our there is only france and germany are. because salvini doesn't want to take part of them alberta. you have many angles we seem to be really interconnected here because we're talking about the leader of the league is part of a wider political movement which is populism and far right which is now. gaining momentum across europe the rise of salvini do you see it as the beginning of the

end of the e.u. as we we've known it for many many many years. well the economist magazine some weeks ago defined mr sowerby did a most dangerous man in europe i do not agree exactly with isabel we asian of danger but i don't even think that. he cannot be contained as we saw with him and when mccourt taken power in france this by the very strong populist movement by malin that and as we see in many other cars in germany for example the center of european politics is still on 2 sides christian democrats and social democrats yes the beanie if so we need gets power needs only this could definitely reorient maybe part of the tally and politics towards hungary to ours person or bun and not towards europe but i think india and the uni will get some

advisors to keep him back on track with europe and the other thing that the danger will be so strong even if he goes if they expire because intel is democracy is quite strong we have quite a good checks and balances system here quite an institution so emerging that it's not for the injury to be set if you takes power. alberto cuttle vicki emillio did you really appreciate your time in a contribution to the program today and thank you 2 for what are you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash agents i saw it you can also join the conversation on twitter our hand there is a it inside story from a harsh imho but on the whole team here in the heart by far the. i.

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matter on which is 0 the leaders of the 7 most powerful economies in the world meeting to reach this august for the climate crisis is high on the agenda. but trade woes breck's it on the tension with iran will be vying for their attention how much progress and i might follow the g. 7 summit on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a new era dawns for sudan as a civilian a military council replaces theirs on top. the u.s.

tightens laws on migrant children immigration officials will soon be able to hold them in custody beyond 20 days. an hour and 10 or none of the top stories from europe including back on dry land 5 e.u. states agree to take in migrants have been stranded at sea for nearly 3 weeks. a gun battle between rebels and security forces in indian administered kashmir we'll have an update from should they go. and i'm peter stemmed with their sports to former baseball world series champions it's one of the caribbean's biggest drug trafficking networks that story in more. later in the program. the former head of sudan's military has been sworn in as chairman of the newly created sovereign council the 11 member body will lead the country until elections

are held within the next 3 years or morgan has the latest on how to. go. with those words advance military junta came to an end and a transitional sovereign council took its place the council has 5 members from the coalition known as the forces of freedom and change and 5 from the military an 11th member agreed upon by both sides makes up the body that will lead sudan's 3 year transitional period. who is then it will be with the help of god only 39 months to make a contribution to the journey to safety and to fight in order to achieve the goals of the declaration of freedom and change a charter that brings us all under the banner of fall revolution which will not slogans until we reach our desired goals and the cheating this democratic transformation on the streets people reacted back either and everyone is happy and satisfied but if anything happens and if we did not see anything new from the revolution being achieved we will surely hold another revolution and topple the

council same as it did with omar al bashir oh no we're going to do it all the members of the sovereign council are accepted by us the formation of the sovereign council comes after a power sharing agreement was signed between the coalition and the military on saturday after months of protests it had been a point of contention between the 2 sides with disagreements over its role and who will have a bigger say now the council will be led by the military for the 1st 21 months of the transitional period and by a civilian from the forces of freedom and change coalition for the remaining 18 months it will have the role of overseeing the executive council and legislative assembly in which the opposition will have a majority representation. the 4th of our freedom and change has been representing the protest movement and atop the form a transitional government and all its institutions now people under 3 think they'll be keeping an eye on that coalition and the institutions including an independent judiciary to make sure that their demands for justice and accountability and better

living conditions are met. the wait now is for the next steps in the journey to a democratic rule i think one of the interesting things here is that we are largely expecting a fairly technocratic cabinet. during the transition period the political parties themselves will take their place within the legislative council which will be for norton on 2 days so while there might be some you know positioning that happens within the next 3 years i'm certain there will be. military figures and if there is really any executive it is in some parts offset by the way the structure of the transitional government. the sovereign council is said to be a test in the power sharing agreement between the military and civilians. if at the end of experience the military does hand power to a civilian government that's when they will know that they are on the right track to democracy he will morgan al-jazeera how to tune. in let me remind you of the

momentous events that led up to this point months of protests over rising food and fuel prices from to the military to take power back in april but protesters immediately demanded a civilian government and continue their sit in outside the army headquarters in the capital on june the 3rd part of military forces attacked and killed over 100 demonstrators the 2 sides then refused to talk before mediators from ethiopia and the african union brought them back together finally they signed a power sharing agreement on saturday and the opposition shows economist abdullah dog as prime minister look a call is professor of practice for security studies at africa center for strategic studies and he says sudan's new council has many challenges to overcome. the prime minister is one of our outstanding economists he has a very well as of experience but importantly he's also coming from the periphery

he's somebody a seasoned economies and i think he will definitely be able to provide a very good old model of how to transform the sudanese economy i think there are few challenges that i would like to highlight one the fact that you have a but 7 to 30 years of misrule where they get a game of base here it will take a lot of time for you to clean the system in order to deliver so you are likely to have a very high expectation of the citizen and at that time you have this high speed you have a very positive for you to deliver will be quite limited because it is seen as the whole system will be there so i think managing expectations would be one of the the the real challenge of these of this government the 2nd one is this a community sector itself because this is a sector that has been politicized and as you could clearly see it is that the 2 position the ministry of defense and minister of interior will be appointed by the

members of the 7 counts of the military members of the soviet council then to be appointed by the prime minister i think this is a very signs that as if the security is being out from the from the civilian administration and this is the sector that is consuming not less than 60 percent of the resources of the budget of the government i think would be absolute very important for the new tradition of government to have an agenda of how to transform disappeared to secular. the job of ministration has announced new rules to allow the indefinite detention of migrant children it overturns an existing legal ruling that the u.s. government can't hold children in custody for more than 20 days regulations are part of a broader crackdown and will come into effect in 60 days the trump administration has established a new rule to respond to the realities of current immigration flows a rule based on the principle that families should remain together during immigration proceedings while the floor settlement agreement is operationally

outdated and does not respond to the current immigration crisis it has many important aspects and principles like the need for special protections for children and high standards for government facilities our correspondent mike hanna is joining us now from washington d.c. mike as has been well documented there was a lot of criticism of the kind of conditions that some of the children of migrants were being held in over the past few months what do we think that the response is likely to be to this legislation. well certainly from human rights groups it's going to be an absolutely ferocious response already there has been reaction condemning this move by the trumpet ministration essentially what it is trying to do is replace a decades old judicial settlement the floor is agreement which govern the way in which migrant fund families are held subsequent to federal legal decisions held that a family could not be held for longer than 20 days now this new set of regulations some $700.00 pages of those offered were completely replace this judicial

settlement with a whole new set of rules which essentially provide for indefinite detention of families including their children the intention of this legislation is to hold families in captivity and to all the immigration cases settled at present they can be held for up to 20 days but then have to be released whether or not the immigration request has been processed so this is certainly a massive attack by the trumpet ministration as human rights advocates would see it on individual rights particularly those of migrants and their children but and that is a very strong but the administration will have to get the approval of a federal judge before these rules can be implemented that judge is a one who has been overseeing the whole immigration process for a long period of time a california district judge and last year she rejected out of hand and administration request to extend the detention of immigrants and their families so

it's very unlikely that this is going to get beyond the 1st judicial step let alone the plethora of legislation that's likely to follow marc thanks very much indeed. turkey has extended a deadline for on registered syrian refugees to leave istanbul by 2 months they'll be given until tuesday to return to the turkish provinces they were 1st burgess stood in or face deportation but turkey's interior minister post that date to october istanbul is already home to more than a half a 1000000 registered syrian refugees and authorities say they can't accept any more but more ahead on the news hour including protests in indonesia's west upright enter their 3rd day as police and send more than 1000 additional officers to contain the violence and why deforestation is being blamed for a growing number of wildfires in the brazilian amazon. and after 12 years in munich

find out which club lured frank rebring that's coming up with peter in the sport. 5 e.u. states have agreed to take in nearly 100 migrants who were stranded at sea for weeks years lauren taylor with more from our european broadcast center thanks rob yes the european union says it stands ready to supervise the migrants relocation they've been spending their 1st day on dry land in weeks after they were finally allowed to leave the open arms rescue ship and then to italy on tuesday evening italian government had prevented the boat from docking at a local prosecutor intervened he used border agencies will now screen the migrants just obvious whether they are eligible for international protection meanwhile another crisis is looming in the mediterranean the ocean viking rescue ship has more than $350.00 migrants on board and has been refused permission to dock in

italy or malta so we're going to go has more from the italian island of lampedusa. several e.u. member countries have agreed to take on the nearly $100.00 or so people who are on board the open arms vessel that would be spain portugal luxembourg and france they have been willing to take them on and so they will now be able to claim asylum in those countries as well the prosecutor did immediately order the disembarkation after having visited the vessel and saw for himself the state the condition that the best school was in which we are told that were were in poor hygiene conditions as well as the very fragile condition of the people on board both physically and mentally as well but there is also another ship is not too far away circling the sister island of lampedusa the island of the noise as it has been circling the area for several days now with 356 people on board this is already

another call.