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these guys killed and how many people house america killed vietnam hiroshima in iraq. right now is syria. let us all together unless you. know this is the simple common sense. hungry to some i want to see here come into business to be true wants to cut from our country let's build a wall around this country i mean peace before the tick borne. i want you. to see our embassy some declines seizes hopes of cigarettes give them some fights to sort of come by pew what for dick cheney. is like 15 years old to reach the. point you are trying to attribute to my son i should make you feel good docs want to move on from this just being your own not. trying to slow

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a lot of women who are out there. you know sort of role models and precedents and i think this is a female empowerment you know movement when i'm around and i'm proud to be in vision newish in that you know where all of that's taking place. i'm. not mind by. it like i mean i get us to the stress free song. easy that's a good job of the what you. did they just showed you that you even see what a huge hole but it. was the was not she.

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to someone it's. just more simply. sitting on what was it that. really. made us smile to my stomach to make them within a short time i was a. 6.5 points that were. kind of nice and now i'm going to miss him a. lot of people are now it's it's much easier to do music that it was. 1020 years ago. to share it with a wall you just need a smartphone and i mean megabytes of internet a day to become a bigger fish in an ocean. i put everything into brandon into

the music into my personality into who i am and what i represent. i don't think i'd say trust me but because human beings are very unreliable. people always bitch. trust. i mean trust myself. how can i. become more cool with country music. you have to believe in the whole song to rely on in a politician she really thought it. but what is funny to see. and that. was. europeans insisted that if you're going to become a modern capitalist in france country or have to become protestants psychologically

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67 words that spelled promise for one people. but disaster or another. the bled to the establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration the change the middle east bound for seeds of discord on al-jazeera. hello there i've listed in london with the top stories on al-jazeera sudan's new prime minister has vowed to work towards ending the economic crisis and establish peace abdullah ham daucus been sworn in as part of his country's transitional government which is expected to lead sudan towards democratic elections in 3 years

it's hoped a new joint military and civilian sovereign council will end months of political uncertainty and violence i think with the light vision with wide policies we will be able to address the economic crisis we will have a plan that will address the media challenges who are recovery program addressing the felt needs by the people the issues of inflation. availability of commodities we fuel medicine and all doubt the united states says it will bring in new rules to allow migrant families to be detained indefinitely while the judges consider whether to grant them asylum and the current legislation migrant children can be held for more than 20 days officials say the new policy

will stop people deliberately travelling with children to avoid detention the number of forest fires in brazil's amazon rain forest has surged to its highest number since records began in 2013 nearly 73000 fires have been detected since january and 84 percent rise on the same period last year the majority of fires are in the amazon basin homes the world's largest rain forest. u.s. president donald trump has accused the danish prime minister letter fredrickson of being nasty and not nice after she rebuffed his idea of buying greenland it led trump to cancel a planned trip to denmark next month he says his offer to purchase the semi autonomous danish territory was just in libya. british prime minister boris johnson says he's confident the u.k. can leave the european union with a deal but only if the arch backs off is for moved johnson's been holding talks with the german chancellor angela merkel in berlin merkel has challenged johnson to

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so good. that. you can never go. back to your longer here year. if someone comes to you and tell you. he's good. he's going to make everything ok. is the best deal you can ever gets and if you if you if you mess up if you tell him that he says please forgive me you forgive you so it got to a point in my life where i felt like they were hanging too much on jesus and the not believing in themselves but at the same time. and actually one simple question can you give me somebody better than him can you replace that jesus christ that 7.

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after almost 5 months of political uncertainty and violence sit on finally has new leadership a joint military and civilian sovereign council has been sworn in to rule for the next 3 years it'll be headed by general abdul fattah album who led the military jointer which took power in april when protests over rising food and fuel prices prompted the military to oust president omar al bashir protesters immediately demanded a civilian government and continued their sit in outside the army headquarters in the capital on june the 3rd paramilitary forces attacked and killed more than $100.00 demonstrators talks between the 2 sides broke down but e.t.a. paean an african union mediator has brought them back together and they finally signed a power sharing agreement on saturday with economist of the 100 as prime minister of the government he's pledged to solve the country's economic crisis al-jazeera to

morgan said this updates from the capital caught in. with those words to dance 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 11th member agreed upon by both sides makes up the body that will lead sudan's 3 year transitional period a prime minister of the lamb dog who was named by the f.f.c. was also sworn in hours later i think with the light. vision. with the right policies we will be able to address this economic crisis we will have a plan that will address the immediate challenges what we cover the program addressing the felt need by the people issues of inflation.

availability of commodities we fuel medicine and all that. everyone is happy and satisfied but if anything happens and if we do 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. you know 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 a presentation of the forces of freedom and change has been representing the protest movement and the talk of the form

a transitional government and all its institutions now people under 3 think we'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 and the political parties themselves take their place where they. are going to go so while there might be some you know decision that happens within the next 3 years i'm certain there will be. exactly it is. offset by the way the structure of the transitional government. the sovereign council is ted to be a test in the power sharing agreement between the military and civilian sudanese

theme 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 the tune. i was joined now by alex deval who's executive director of the world peace foundation at the fetch school of law and diplomacy and is an expert on cigar welcome to the program and thanks for being with us what so as you understand it will be the role of the new prime minister abdullah doc what do you make of his appointments i think it's a very impressive appointment. dr ham doc is an extremely accomplished economist he has a very clean political record he's been out of the country for the last 30 years but very active in the the real life economic problems of the african continent of the african development bank and the u.n. economic commission for africa he's also stayed in contact with sudanese political

actors across the political spectrum including quite importantly the the armed groups that are fighting in darfur and south kordofan who are have some disquiet about the composition of the sovereign council but he faces enormous challenges there's rampant inflation there's enormous sudan is and economic sanctions especially from the united states and getting these problems sorted out in short order which is the aspirations of ordinary people is going to be a very very formidable challenge and how do you see the power be divided up we would you heard one of our earlier guests saying that he's effectively going to have something of a technocratic cabinet how is the power going to be divided up between that between him and also this so-called ruling sovereign council.

well the sovereign council is there to safeguard the sovereignty of than the nation and not to engage in the key in immediate policy decisions particularly concerning the economy which will be the responsibility of of the of the executive of the government headed by a prime minister doc that his challenge is not going to be the so much the formal powers that the sovereign council but the informal deep vested political economic interests of the generals and particularly the the real power in the land the number 2 in the outgoing transitional military council general mohamed had met he dug a low now the key issue there is one of corruption and the extent to which the sectors of the economy including the central bank have been taken over and repurposed by the military for their own political and economic and and so he's

going to have quite a. struggle on hand in order to take control of the key economic believers' of power how to mystical you then about you don't immediate future. i think what we've seen today over the last few days is an absolutely crucial step forward towards overcoming saddam's very very deep seated problems in order to take it to the next stage there needs to be concerted action not just by the sudanese also by the arab countries particularly the saudis an emirate is who are bankrolling sudan at the moment also by the u.k. and the us that have their hands on the key economic international economic believers of influence normalize ation with the international monetary fund and the un and the world bank and putting in place the debt relief the economic normalization the lifting of sanctions that are absolutely essential if the

sudanese people are to see the fruits of their revolution quite how their expertise acts to all johnnies that boston thank you. 2 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir in the 1st gun battle between separatists and security forces since the delhi revoked it still ptolemy indian police say an officer and rebel fighters had died in the bottom of the districts policemen have been on guard throughout the region's biggest city senegal to stop any process or violent incidents most mobile and internet connections still down but landline phone services have been restored 1st e-mail has more now from senegal. 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 moshav 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 it is so difficult but indian officials have confirmed several ceasefire violations between indian and pakistani forces along the line of control that's a de facto 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 renewed violence a line of control between pakistani and indeed indian administered kashmir both countries say the other has violated the cease fire and as the government's tried accusations people on the frontlines continue to soften assumptive a reports from the capital of pakistan administered kashmir. to the.

7 year old so they had dreams and ambitions his family says he wanted to go in the forces which protect his village he was. 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 ceasefire pakistan's military spokesman tweeted that retaliate refire killed 6 indian soldiers. the day after the shelling from the indian side we witnessed more shells landing on the civilian population in that the piney sector of district courtly a few homes were damaged. a life comes to a standstill every time tension escalates on the border. indiscriminate firing continues from india the target civilians and kill innocent people and as you can see we are a few kilometers from the border and. you can still hear their guns. people rushed

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