doesn't take full control of the tow cheek but no to 28 years much of what the youth of today will achieve will define what we look in plenty 47. for let's go live now to hold in hong kong and as we await this another protest predominantly by young people hong kong obviously is a business a business an economic hub for the region and particularly for china of course it's nearly 3 months now the rest how is the business to react. and certainly the business security is quite worried and has had quite extreme forecasts last week the finance minister the minister for finance secretary actually said that the g.d.p. forecast for the year has gone down from between 2 to 3 percent to between 0 to one percent and today's several bad banks. h.s.b.c.

for example the south china bank and standard chartered have taken out big pages in the newspapers here to tell people that actually. this continues on rest is having an impact on the economy and they do really forecast a grim quarter i head now southeast asia bank actually went further by saying that not only the unrest here but also the trade war between china and the u.s. have made it that it has made as 70 a drop of 75 percent in the drop in profits in the 1st half of the year i mean i have to say also we're here now to a gathering of high school students about to start but they were for example this tribute this leaflet it has a long list of businesses and restaurants starbucks. for example that they perceive

as being probably gene and they have been calling really on everybody to boycott those businesses thirty's here say that really the 2 sectors are the most hits are the retail and true is because bear in mind a lot of tourists depends on mainland china people who haven't been coming here and so certainly the retail industry has taken a hit it's all right for now thank you very much indeed and one who will keep our eye on what appears to be another growing protests in hong kong. that iran has unveiled what it says is a domestically built surface to air missile system as military tensions in the region continue to rise state television showed president hassan rouhani attending an ailing ceremony for the long range system tensions between the u.s. and iran escalated last year after washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal.

still to come here at al-jazeera president trump gives them not the cold shoulder after his plan to buy green and is dismissed as absurd. the presidential campaign in afghanistan kicks off in the shadow of. hello there we have some showers and some thunderstorms across some palace of year in quite a stream of cloud heading across central areas we've seen some very heavy thunderstorms some flash floods have been cause across into the northeast of spain that concern when you have the next couple of days but we have still got some warnings in place across a lot of the alps again storms and also it is quite possible to push through batteries into west as russia still a very warm day moscow 25 degrees celsius warm ahead of all this

a cloud and rain as well and actually temperatures across some trip not exactly cooling fact woman up over the next couple of days still very windy with rain across northern sections of the u.k. through much of scandinavia sikkim the temperatures down in stockholm even on friday just 20 degrees celsius but look at these temperatures in london and paris 20 $72927.00 in berlin these are around 5 degrees above the average for this time of the year so that warm a little bit muggy still quite a bit of cloud across these more southern sections of europe again we could see some showers and a similar story into more eastern sections as well most. matt is fine and dry but that front which is heading its way through taking their showers across those portions of europe also taking a few showers into algeria over the next couple days that is a tried a by friday with the have 28. rewind. series. on the past to

see the documentary. rewind continues with the last try secret army of the cia it's down to 75 in the same way that i'm sisters did living in the forest in the jungle and seems like they're abandoned by everybody on al-jazeera. top stories here and out as they are turkey and the us are to begin putting in place a safe zone in northern syria after months of disputes over just how big it should be and who controls it the 1st phase is expected to start in the coming days and

could see joint patrols of turkish and u.s. soldiers with a joint operations center created in the town of sunnydale for. sudan's new leaders have taken office after months of political uncertainty general abdul fattah al the hon the sworn in as head of the sovereign council for the 1st 21 months the new prime minister abdullah says he's ready to work on the economy. brazil's right-wing president has dismissed criticism of his environmental policies are not a is being widely blamed for a record number of wildfires in the amazon rain forest this year around 75000 have been detected this year alone gabriel. fires engulfing large swaths of the amazon rain forest. the smoke is traveling far and wide it darkened the skies over sao paulo which is more than 2000 kilometers south of the

burn area the scope of the fires is massive these satellite images from nasa show how the smoke has covered most of the northern half of brazil which is larger than the whole of europe. the amazon produces 20 percent of the world's oxygen and is home to more than 3000000 species of plants and animals fires in the amazon are a natural occurrence often started by lightning strikes but that doesn't explain the sudden increase in fires this year which environmentalist say has been exacerbated by cattle ranchers and sorie farmers clearing forest at an increased pace enforcement of amazon burning has been scaled back under president bush a longtime skeptic of environmental concerns bo's'n r.-o. slashed government funding to environmental agencies and on tuesday suggested the fires were being staged by n.g.o.s to embarrass his government. under the

impression that it could have been set by the n.g.o.s because they had asked for money what was their intention to bring about problems for brazil when fires burn in the amazon the area is so large there's nothing firefighters can do to put them out when these fires finally do go away environmentalists say that damage will have been done here it is really permanently wasted and in a sense. ages to recruit forest and it can never be repaid in the original way the amazon rain forest often called the lungs of planet earth now filled with smoke and fire and choking one of the world's most diverse ecosystems kaberle sandow how does either. of a us president has defended new rules that could allow for indefinite detention of migrant children with their parents he says it's to protect children separated from their families from abuse the new policy overturns an existing legal ruling that

children from being held in custody for more than 20 days the regulations a part of a wider crackdown on undocumented migrants and. will come into effect in 60 days very much giant the children of my father the very great people make this horrible 1000 mile journey one of the things that will happen when they realize the borders are closing the only thing built we're building this numbers of miles of war right now in different locations it all comes together like the beautiful. one of the things that's happening but they can't get into the united states when they see if they do get in the united states they will be brought back to their country won't matter if they get it or not we're doing that they won't come and many people will be say well the president's also been defending his decision to cancel his trip to demagogue it called the danish prime minister after metta fredrickson rebuffed his

idea of buying greenland greenland as a said we'll talk to mr a tree with a population of 58000 people 80 percent of the territory is covered by ice his white house correspondent kimberly hocket. the remote quiet of greenland was disrupted this week when former real estate developer turned u.s. president donald trump confirmed he wanted to buy the danish territory but that bid was publicly rejected by denmark's prime minister i thought that the prime minister's statement that it was absurd that was that it was an absurd idea was that the i thought it was an inappropriate statement well she had to do is say no we wouldn't be addressing. trying to been scheduled to travel to denmark for bilateral meetings the hard rejection by denmark of the us proposal prompted trump to abruptly cancel his state visit via twitter on wednesday the danish leader

responded to the snub this does not change the capture of our good relations and we will of course from denmark continue our dialogue with the u.s. but the public rejection outrage trump twitter he continued to chastise denmark accusing it of not fully contributing to nato to pay for shared defense trumps interest in greenland is the 1st time he's mixed real estate with diplomacy they have great beaches trumps repeatedly i'd north korea and its untapped waterfront property entice in north korea's leader with promised assistance developing the north korean economy if kim jong un gives up nuclear weapons so you know instead of doing that you could have the best hotels in the world right there think of it from a realistic perspective. like north korea there is a u.s. strategic interest in greenland the airbase there is part of the u.s.

ballistic missile early warning system and is used by the u.s. air force space command. also not the 1st u.s. president to try and buy greenland the last time was in 104600 president harry truman and before that in 1967 right after the u.s. completed the purchase of alaska. from russia despite all of trump's last minute cancellation of his trip to denmark he says he loves the country and expects to return to have another time but not until he says he sees improved respect shown to the united states kimberly healthy at al-jazeera the white house now india's form of finance minister and a senior leader of the opposition congress party has been arrested he was detained in new delhi on charges of corruption and money laundering he's accused of illegally clearing foreign investment worth millions of dollars to a media group in 2007 that's when he was the finance minister is selling the

allegedly received kickbacks from the company for the investment to be cleared earlier in the day to down but arms said he would respect the law. afghanistan is heading to the polls to elect its new president next month 16 candidates are vying for the job including the current leader ashraf ghani but there are concerns that violence could derail the vote show the best reports from the capital kabul. president void by his status as the front runner just a month up from afghanistan's presidential elections this campaign really is targeting the private sector not just cut out more now you are here is play their role in the battleground but the fight for financial freedom and independence is through the private sector the private sector is fighting this fight. i it's gani 6 throughout all but one have been inside this highly secured building known as the loya jirga taint there are 16 candidates if you are campaigning openly

because of security threats. the campaign season started on july 28th within hours the taliban launch an attack on the office of gandhi's running mate. with a 20 people die if that was the taliban has warned people they may also target campaign rallies calling the vote a sham talks between the us and tell about a pitch to stop such attacks yet they are threatening elections if the deal is agreed many candidates are skeptical elections will go ahead so they're not spending much on the campaigns this is one of the few streets in kabul where campaign posters have been put out. a tool in the beer liz opposing danny and is a former national intelligence chief he worries an election will further divide afghan politicians when they should have a united front of potential talks with the taliban really only the very rich could

. have a very divided nation that was why you see if you don't mind which the election. it mean. it's a good. many afghans are also skeptical in a recent observer survey nearly 60 percent of afghans they would boycott the election commission is charging for. the elections must take place it is a red line for us we are fully prepared afghans really need peace so we are going forward. but unfortunately the peace process is overshadowing the election and may affect voter enthusiasm. to see as a as not a problem for president gunning being hit in the polls he could very well be closing in on another 5 years undeterred by taliban peace negotiations or their

attacks. shall mcnelis couple. fear is a robot that resembles a human body and is just made space history turbopump shuttle flight speed and lift off. moscow's launch fear door into space for 2 weeks the robot will work alongside russian crew members on the international space station severson has more moscow's plans to claim the lead in the space race. he has the looks and most of the science fiction movie star if you're a new push ups drive a car and pick up small objects but the human like robot has a serious task ahead of him for the next 16 days he will be working in space as a cost crew member 1st under human guidance but his creators hope eventually independently. aiming for him to be able to prepare the customer knots work in space so the customer not only needs to spend one and

a half hour outside instead of tail the rabbit will clean up afterwards too this is how he helps the customer not and decrease his time and there's not an oxygen environment which is potentially dangerous. the project was nearly lost in 2017 after a futile was put trait shooting to guns louis foreign partners stop sending components as a result and russian scientists were forced to complete the robot on their own afghani due to office at the birth of fewer and sas is nothing to fear. we wanted to demonstrate how quickly this robot can combine the operation of his vision and the movements of his hands it was a technological task but people looking at this is a non-experts didn't see the technological side which was of course a bit of miscalculation on our part futa has become quite a celebrity in russia on his own twitter account we can follow his preparations for his 1st space mission 38 years after he became the 1st human to enter space the

author has big shoes to fill. been struggling to keep its space program up to speed the human eye to robot has the ambitious task on paving the way for humans to settle on the moon or on mars and put russia ahead in the space race but before future manages to do all of that you 1st needs to prove himself as an assistant on board the international space station step fasten al-jazeera moscow. traverses take a look at the top stories here about turkey in the us due to begin putting in place a safe zone in northern syria after months of dispute over just how big it should be and who would control it the 1st phase is expected to start within the coming days and could see joint patrols of turkish and u.s. soldiers with a joint operations center created in the town of meal for salem cause he only has

more now from assemble. there is a question about the details the framework of the save some because turks have claimed that u.s. president donald trump has approved let's say has promised at 20 mile which is 32 kilometers deep safe zone this is what turkey has been demanding since the beginning however on the other side we are not hearing the similar the similar statement by pentagon yet but we are hearing from the chord kurdish fighter group the y.p. g 8 leaders that they and they have agreed on a 5 kilometer deep safe zone. iran has unveiled what it says is a domestically built mobile surface to air missile system as military tensions in the region continue to rise state t.v. showed president rouhani attending an arm veiling ceremony for the long range system tensions between the u.s.

and iran escalated last year after washington withdrew from the 2050 nuclear deal sudan's new leaders have taken office after months of political uncertainty general abdul fattah al gore handler sworn in as head of the suffering council for the 1st 21 months the new prime minister abdullah have doc says he's ready to work on the economy this is the scene live in hong kong a secondary school students rally for political reform as the protest movement continues to keep pressure on the city's government protests in hong kong began in opposition to an extradition bill but they've grown into a broader movement against the influence of mainland china in the territory. the brazilian president jaya both are not only his dismissed criticism of his environmental policies activists are blaming his government for a record number of wildfires in the amazon rain forest this year around 75000

have been detected in 2019. ok or up to date those are the latest headlines i'll be back in about 30 minutes with more news but coming up next it's inside story. we are going to give to the people who will be attending them and i'm a workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain college for someone it's also terrorizing me we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. 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 the 2 yourself in his power play and will the gamble 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 matteo solve any of sinking of the coalition government for personal and political gain salvini and his far. popularity is on the rise for being tough on immigration he wants to force a snap election but it's not straightforward as that. explains from wrong. as leader of the government jews epic contest had overseen one of the most challenging coalitions in recent times battling one political crisis after another contest being a stabilizing force between 2 vastly different political parties the far right league and the anti establishment 5 star movement it proved to be an impossible task and

contest said he would be offering his resignation but there was no question over who he thought was responsible. that interior minister has shown 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 league 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 tale 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 vessels repeatedly requested permission to dock despite continued rejection 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 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 son in. rome.

let's bring in all from rome. is an italian journalist and a 1000000 or de blasio is a professor of political science. beauty university welcome to the program alberto now that prime minister. has resigned opening the concert a multitude of options what do you think is the more likely scenario for the country. well everything is in the hands of ration of the italian republic said john martorano 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 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 it depends obviously from the many streams inside the b.d.a. the democratic party but also from the volunteer on the 5 so movements because actually 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 so movements and i'm not while the 2nd one could be government lead by 5 so movements and supported by democratic party and the extreme left so 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 much value is moving towards this direction. well they kept them as you recall that 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 sodini want him to be forming in your government we have had some rounds of local elections in italy where the leg 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 somebody wants to go for snap elections is because he

wants to cash in he wants to capitalize somehow from these extreme strong waves of political consensus has got in the country. a 1000000 i mean if you remember when the whole coalition came together. it was a myth a feeling that the leader along with the 5 star movement would bring about genuine radical change of the country suddenly you have the captain salvina. 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 to call ition was very challenging because the 2 souls 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 a sovereign is movement more lean to the. industry in the north while the faster movement was. i mean it was a movement beginning from the people land started from the very martin. you have very 2 different political parties that started and disqualification and also facing the european union intention they add 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 back to stated before the personality on my tail selenium rise up even if i want to out something just to quote yes he wants to optimize political consensus consensus among the telly and this passion of the european elash election but also he wants to escape from the

financial stable low. because we do know that eataly needs 23 billions and according to the european union and the manse and so now italy done that doesn't have 23 b. and you don't want to i mean to to recall ever to any measure we will talk about that particular alberta 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 the losers will 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 the last from 32 down to a miserable 17 and in some cases 12 percent in local elections part 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 parliament and they will be able to form a new coalition gone 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 pratik 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 back that was before i mean they're losing consensus around the county so they don't want to go to the election now adays be newt alberto do you see this possibility the 2 big egos demaio and matteo renzi coming together despite the fact that 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. legion emanuel it could be 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 disarray sion 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 with 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 1st cation those these year bought yes they have nothing in common they'd even that they didn't have in common 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 have income on division 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 from asian on the prime means of the legal prime minister which is cohen so content off

easily divorce we divorced we'd be in young side 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 by being 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 of the european union line now and we also need to find a way to or below our political and if the italians are looking forward to rebuild the political life of this is going to be a question to our. 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 cell binny is so strong the moment the 1st news most 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 up 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 north 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 productively not obviously that is beneteau to this 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 erd in the italian government so one reason is economical the other one is cultural a 1000000 or i mean being vocal srong aggressive in pursuing a political agenda is something people would understand but ultimately i think it's all yours do understand that you need 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 that 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 in seeing 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 so even if we are fascinating then we have to see you 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 tele to grow i mean not only i mean economically in italy nice towards a socially i mean we also have a big difference in society 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 this builds problem so 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 may perception in the perception of the italians is surfing a very light 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 he can win the election and manages to form a governing coalition when it comes to the. 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 to do 5 of those movement things are for expansion growth of national product and in measures which should encourage further t.d.d. 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 will recall will have to remember that doubled in germany's germany

travels around 60 percent operations are between the public debt dept and the gross national product france is around 100 and we are 130 which is double than germany so when he says this is not a problem we have to expand economy to expand the g.n.p. 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 carr but it's quite strong i mean we need 2 positions for me supporting and this is not really orthodox in a country they meet early which has strong men to nato traditions because oh if somebody is able to make people forget this russia alignment and getting back to

the drawing board the nato the woodlands difficult. those with difficult though i have to say because five-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 does this send to germany in particular and to the e.u. . the position of salvini seems very clear against the you he doesn't even participate to i mean to the meeting of the european union he has a long long long experience a politician inside the europeans are in awe and 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 i recall it but didn't want to talk i mean while calling to tried several times also 12 i mean informal meeting especially in the hours for instance we kill i mean to record on the situation but the message that we're giving to or to europe is not exceptionally 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 out in the me because of you me and 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 league of the league is part of

a wider political movement which is populism and found by it 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 ration 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 now in that power 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 need only this could definitely reorient maybe part of the tally and politics towards hungary 2 hours

president 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 i don't think 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 imma think that it's not for the injury to be set if you takes power. alberto cuttle vicky a millionaire i really appreciate your time and a contribution to the program today and thank you too for what or 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 for was last agency i saw you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is 18 so slowing from the house imho but on the whole team here in the heart by far the.

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hello welcome to our jazeera live from doha also coming up. creating a safe zone in northern syria turkey and the u.s. finally reach agreement on a joint approach. towns and villages flood in pakistan's punjab province after india releases water from a dive. wildfires burn across the amazon and brazil's president accuses groups of arson to make him look bad. and secondly students are rallying for political reform in hong kong as the protest movement continues to keep pressure on the city's government the school year begins in september and some student unions a calling for a 2 week boycott when classes begin large protests in hong kong began 3 months ago

in opposition to annex should dition bill but they've grown into a much broader movement now against the perceived growing influence of mainland china on the territory how to abdul hamid is live for us in hong kong so these are kids who are preparing or should be preparing to go back to school in a week or so harder. yes indeed the school year starts on so. them for a 2nd but what they're discussing at the moment here is whether they will carry on a strike on that day now we are some of the students in fear if that would impact their school year and many of them just brushed off now if not all schools would follow the same pattern for a strike some are calling for a one day strike some of you have a baby regularly once a week or once a month something that is actually being discussed as we speak now but you know these high school students i think showing that they are very much interested in

what's unfolding here in hong kong they feel that this really about them and about their future so they have to be engaged to people on the fringes watching day i would tell you that really this is quite remarkable for hong kong you have such young people being so much engaged is maybe a bit of 1st happened in the past but it's certainly now you have many more young people who are really being gauged in what is going and who really think that it's it's their future that's at stake here. is to morning rush hour hermann is at the metro station reminding people of recent events and calling those students to carry out civil disobedience on september to 2nd when this school year starts he says their future is at stake a new generation coming in from the. back to home home the beijing

government has. promised. universal suffrage. 2008 but that was not happening in 2008. chief executive kerry said she wanted to open a dialogue with the demonstrators but many don't trust her they say she hasn't addressed any of their des moines. which include an investigation into the use of force by police and political reform there are several polls like this one around home where people post out in solidarity of the protesters opinion for example there is free home called stand with hong kong fight for your freedom and you do get a sense that there is more to the protests than meets the eye. to need tank added her note to those at the city university of hong kong she was in london when the protests broke out and is part of a generation torn between

a western influence lifestyle and their chinese roots the tension is quite high so i live with my grandparents and the older generation are quite. they feel. because they feel quite strongly against it and they usually would talk. a lot about it in a negative manner. the magnitude of the protest now in the 3rd month has taken many by surprise jeremy you chances hong kong is going through a transformation of chinese imperial rule to hausen years is really talking about you know you have respect your elders you should learn from them listen to your listen to your. my father. is kind of like carrie lim speech is a little bit backfire because if she was trying to kind of more reality but the

infected people now or the younger generation are more open hong kong was under british rule for 100 years until 1997 when it was handed back to the chinese but mainland china doesn't take full control of the tow chief for another 28 years much of what the youth of today will achieve will define what hong kong will look in 2047. and a whole hong kong has the prime stations doesn't it is being an economic financial harm for the region and specifically for mainland china how is that stations being impacted by almost 3 months now of protests. thirty's have been warning for a while now that it is having an impact on the economy and actually the finance secretary here in hong kong just last week said that he has revised it in the

g.d.p. growth for 2019 from between 2 to 3 percent to now 0 to one per cent now today also you had several banks like h.s.b.c. standard chartered in the south. china bank all taking big full pages in some of the newspapers here. that. unrest that's going on is having an impact and is going to really affect everyone in the rest south east asia back actually went further to say that it has actually had a drop in profit by 75 percent in the 1st half of the year it says it's not only about what's unfolding here in hong kong but also because of the impact of the trade war between you as. china well i have to also tell you for example that many of these young students you know the high school students have been distributing little leaflets like this with a list of businesses and restaurants that they see as being from beijing among them

for example starbucks and they're calling on people to boycott these restaurants you've seen that also in other protests with mentioning other businesses so certainly there is that kind of grass with movement also that's having an impact now authorities here say that the 2 sectors that are mostly head of retail and to respect think there's a big drop in tourism from mainland china their big buyers here in hong kong but at the moment they're not here now as the protesters and many of them will tell you that they're happy that they don't see anyone from mainland china in hong kong at the moment but probably the business owners in the retailers are much less happy right hoda abdel-hamid live in hong kong thank you. turkey in the u.s. has started to work out plans for a safe zone in northern syria after months of dispute over just how big it should be in 2 controls it the plan will eventually see joint patrols of turkish and u.s.

soldiers in the region because he ations on the scope and implementation is still ongoing but representatives of both countries due to meet in ankara to discuss the next stages a joint operations center is to be created in the town of new for. what turkey has been concerned with the passage of people coming from syria shrine new for is in the southeast it's around 130 kilometers from the border the joint operations center will be based there and is around 330 kilometers from where air strikes are ongoing send him because he has this update. the main concern actually between the 2 sides the americans under turks has been the death of the safe some turkey insists should be 32 kilometers deep and the y p g forces the kurdish fire to a group which turkey claims as

a terrorist organization but the us say is that it is the main driving force in the fight against eisel should be out of the region which is 32 kilometers deep on the other side we've been hearing that the americans have proposed the 1st 5 kilometers the only u.s. and the u.s. and turkish military will be joint patrolling there and after that 5 kilometers turkish military will not be involved so right now it is a question mark about the death of the safe zone it seems like the turks believe let's enter and then we will go further but the turkish foreign minister has been criticizing this question mark on the death of the safe zone for a while and he has been saying that the u.s. has tried to gain time especially on the project about min bridge which has to be completed completed so far and he accused the u.s. for trying to gain time and protect the y.p. g. forces so it seems like the u.s. is trying to keep turkey on its side which is turkey is

a longstanding nato ally and the americans do not want turkey to be befriended by russia in syria ali and on the other side they feel like they have to keep the kurdish fighters group why pretty happy because they are doing a main force fighting against eisel and they don't need to be boots on the ground in syria which is a very cost effective approach for do u.s. military. so diane officially has a new leadership after months of political uncertainty and violence a new prime minister has been sworn in as well as a presidential council made up of military and civilian members general abdul fatah led the military gen to the took power in april will head the council for the 1st 21 months of a more than has more from call to. 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 a prime minister abdullah one dog who was named by the f.f.c. was also sworn in hours later 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 media challenges swore to cover the program addressing the felt need by the people issues of inflation the 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.