what it means is it means an economically united ireland that means we are have to offer in the last of the united kingdom. not only has brakes it put pressure on peace it's put pressure on politics northern ireland's power sharing government at stormont collapsed 2 and a half years ago over an alleged corruption scandal but uncertainty over breaks it has kept its politicians away despite its flaws the power sharing government remains hugely symbolic it was meant to be a chance for people from different walks of life from different political affiliations to work together to shape their futures together but it isn't working as it should be a reminder of how fragile peace can be nieve parker al-jazeera belfast. there appears to be a green wave taking over switzerland with fears about climate change putting environmentalist parties on track for big gains in national elections as the surgeon votes for the swiss green party which could loosen the center right script on power are projected to win more than 12 percent of the vote along with another

environmentalist party that looks like it'll get around 7 surveys before the election showed climate change has replaced migration as the leading concern for swiss voters. hong kong police have been firing tear gas and water cannon at protesters after a week of relative calm the demonstrations have been ongoing for 5 months now and sunday's turnout was a test of the movement's strength and support from adrian brown. a stampede from police water cannons. as tear gas once more filled the streets of hong kong the main battleground was nathan road hong kong's busiest sorrow in the heart of countless popular with tourists who would have struggled to recognise the place now as petrol bombs were hurled by protesters the vandalism was targeted chinese owned businesses were singled out a mobile phone provider a branch was already boarded a. 2 metal fences were unscrewed to make barricades rocks torn up from sidewalks

were scattered across roads. but once more police are firing tear gas slowly they be reclaiming this busy thoroughfare but the firing of tear gas is up setting local people as a result another tense confrontation is underway. sunday followed a now familiar ritual an unauthorized march that began peacefully many of the protesters will face masks in defiance of the recently introduced. a mash over of disobedience so. don't thing that they didn't move men there's a slowing down yeah in fact it is growing stronger and stronger than is outlined there 5 demands including more political reform and warnings that hong kong was becoming a police state among the sea of familiar flags a new counselor. to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to

end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. bangladesh prime minister. calling for calm after 4 people were killed at an anti blasphemy protest demonstrators in the boiler district were demanding a hindu man be punished for reportedly making derogatory remarks about the prophet mohammed in a facebook post but police say his account had been hacked and all the hackers have been detained. indonesia's president's been sworn in for a 2nd term joker wager and easily won reelection in april but they've also been violent protests over more than one issue since then there's rampant crime reports . swearing in for a 2nd term indonesia's president joko widodo and his vice president my how to fight mean in his reelection campaign earlier this year jacko a as he is more popularly known increased his margin a victory over his rival as the inauguration was happening inside the parliament

building his supporters were celebrating outside and you know i'm sure a lot jerkily because he is the perfect leader for us he is the president of the people but only has so much responsibility we have to appreciate what he has done for the scanty plans for a larger rally by his followers were scrapped because of security concerns police arrested what they say was a group of suspected suicide bombers in the run up to the ceremony thousands of security personnel were on duty in the capital. despite remaining relatively popular recent weeks have been marred by violent protests. they were provoked by new laws including limiting the powers of indonesia's anti corruption body in a country where corruption is regarded as an demick as well as limits on personal freedoms critics accuse jacoby of siding with indonesia's elite at the expense of

the people who elected him now people are asking him again demand people demand a whole indonesian in general because what option has been considered one of the biggest problem that we have other problems include air pollution from forest fires burning across indonesia and in the rest of provinces of papua and west papua police and protesters have been killed and injured in riots triggered by allegations of racial discrimination. while the president's credited with restoring stability the economy remains sluggish with a growing young population looking for jobs. but we have to transform the economy from depending on natural resources to compete in manufacturing and services that have higher value in the name of social justice for all indonesians. juco a avoided any mention of the anti corruption protests and the violence in papua but

he knows that if he can't improve people's livelihoods then dissatisfaction could feed into further unrest bride al-jazeera. just before we take a break have a look at this officials in new orleans in the us are deciding to take down construction cranes in the city's iconic french quarter this comes after the collapse of the hard rock hotel that was being rebuilt in that area hundreds of workers were on site when the building fell earlier this month at least 3 of them died and dozens were hospitalized the cause of that collapse is still being investigated still ahead for you on the news our sport with the sun as wales leave it lights in the rugby world cup quarter final against from us. in this life the most incredible stories are often true.

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time vs born on the news hour with sun. thank you very much japan's run at the rugby world cup is over half the hosts were knocked out in the quarter finals by south africa the performances of the brave blossoms and have a gripped the nation and won them an army of new fans poorest was watching in tokyo . my japan and south africa fans joined together to sing each other's national anthems before this quarter final was shooting up for a rematch of japan's famous group stage win against the springboks at the world cup 4 years ago. be the boxer game making jan killing again today than

a maybe japan's performances on home soil mean they are now getting close to being considered giants in a right fans of 2 time world champion south africa not totally confident before kick off well just the meaning of it nervous really a bit nervous to manage in a great host but the fun ends but. inside tokyo stadium a crowd of nearly 50000 was briefly silenced when. scored early on. but you timer's penalty meant there were only 2 points and it's a tough time. from then on though south africa turned the screw their forward pack strangling all of japan's attempts to break out the attacking game that had seen them beat ireland and scotland on the way to this match. 21 unanswered points wrapping up a 263 victory for south africa created to my boys before you gonna go. to

play in front of it is beautiful because the people of japan have been amazing you go she really should be proud of you to country there are things i was proud to represent nigeria and the to take countries and show that are proud of us as well i japan falling short but still walking tall after finishing among the top 8 in the world to pound have been living the dream of this world cup that was roughly shaken out of it by defeat to south africa what they did win on a run twice 1st quarter final was the love and respect of millions in japan and around the world pole race al-jazeera tokyo. africa will face wales in the semifinals next sunday after they came through a dramatic match with france an impressive 1st half display from the french saw them a take and 9 point lead into the break with france down to 14 men was moreas 3 score

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a.t.p. title since march 2017 he suffered with injuries in the last 2 years and had hip surgery 9 months ago in a bid to save his career. that means a lot last years have been extremely difficult. both. a lot of injury problems in the last couple of years. amazing obviously to be back playing against him in a final like i mean i i mean i think it was was a great match. feeling that is heading to the w.t. a finals next week and confident move to after winning the kremlin in moscow. publishing quota in sunday's final that's her 2nd title of the here. and also is fulfilled we will have more later on but we thank you sun and finally the skies above malta just got a little bit brighter because of a colorful display by professional quite monsters marking the end of

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protect you as more men come out in the latest chapter in a scandal that shaken the catholic church to its foundations in bad faith on an. al-jazeera wherever you are. a few reforms but they're just not enough protests broader across lebanon as the government tries to find a political solution to an economic crisis. hello container harvey when i'm come out santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera

south america's longest serving at leader thinks a controversial 4th term man is in a tight price but the former president's kurdish fighters pull out of a key syrian town as part of a deal that would allow turkey to establish its safe zone near the border and we go underground to the world's biggest was ok for a look at what's. keeping it from getting a prestigious un recognition. but everyone protests are spreading across lebanon as politicians try to come up with a way to quell the anger thousands of people remain on the streets chanting and waving the lebanese flag a protest movement which is unified people across the sectarian and religious divide there are also reports the country's main parties have agreed to measures proposed by prime minister saad hariri to ease the economic crisis well here is reform plan reportedly includes a 50 percent pay cut in the salaries of current and former presidents ministers and

m.p.'s also $3300000000.00 in contributions from banks to achieve a near 0 deficit in the 2020 budget but also involve a revamp of the telecoms and electricity sector which is a crucial demand from potential foreign donors and investors to unlock $11000000000.00 in potential funds but many people they say those reforms just aren't enough stephanie deca has a report from beirut. day 4 and more came out the street so packed in places it was hard to move estimates but the numbers that over a 1000000 people across the entire country this fractured society defined by it sectarian allegiances but now people united under the lebanese flag all pointing the finger at their politicians. the leaders are liars they promised us reforms and change but they did nothing the only benefited themselves and didn't do anything for the people president michel moon promised reform but he didn't do anything all

liars it's been 30 years of this. these protests are the result of years of political infighting and political stalemate people accuse their leaders of being too preoccupied with their own games resulting in an economy on its deathbed lebannon. that is the 3rd highest in the world attempts to tax the people increasingly poor and hit a nerve ingrained corruption they tell us has made life impossible for that. man this week and we have to bring them on and it will be why would they have to worry a lot of their. living. because. they like. the government must be losing what the people of the people are chanting the people want the full of the regime they've been calling for revolution they've been singing songs all night long there may be a real party atmosphere here but there are real serious issues at stake there are

reports that the government has reached a deal including reforming the electricity sector injecting cash to curb public debt and cutting politicians salaries that will go to a vote on monday. we want to change their faces. we want educated people to change the country and we don't want them to be affiliated to any party lebannon has never seen anything like this the 72 hour deadline imposed by the prime minister's sad how did he expires on monday most people have told us that the reforms are not enough they will stay on the streets until the government resigns but the question is the government refuses to go will they let hundreds of thousands of people continue to call for its full stephanie decker 0 beirut. the curfew is being enforced for a 2nd night in another country confronting antigovernment on the wrists this is

where the military is struggling to contain violent protests looting and arson the protests respond by increases in train fares which are since been scrapped the city's some pub or metro station was also by fire during the demonstrations on sunday at least 8 people have been killed so our correspondent in santiago is to raise about. we're here not far away from the presidential front office you can see right behind me protests are going what we've been seeing in several parts all fronts are protests like this one where young people mostly young people and i think lashing with the police when you see something with the washer kind of steam or that i'm driver board people are furious that security forces here have been extremely extremely violent and we've also seen members of the military on the streets mostly protecting metro stations and for to take the location this is the 1st time that many chileans have seen the military on the street thanks to the

return to democracy back in 1989 after they didn't pay to show oh we're stopping ok and this is something that is very shocking for them not far away from where i am there's the headquarters of the military and there's people with the compound right outside asking them to go back to their military bases this is a problem because that began complaining protesting a hike in the mix up in a way it had escalated into much more you have escalated into a fight for 25 for what you people are saying is a better health care care with a better education and that's why they feel that they will continue to be on the street even though the president is right now we can't do with the members of the cabinet and congress is about the past until polls that increase in the metro fare in the country. the votes are being counted in bolivia right now where people are picking the next president evo morales listing company facing a tough fight as he seeks a 4th term morales is the country's 1st indigenous leader he's been in office for 13 years but former president colace message could force him into

a runoff poll in december or alice has presided over a strong economic growth but he's also been dogged by corruption scandals and criticized for refusing to accept a referendum to limit presidential term we are getting some of the 1st results coming through and john home is in the palace to take us through that what are you hearing john. yes the electoral bodies website has already come out and said that nearly 90 percent of the votes have been counted 45 percent for evermore rallies the incumbent and 38 percent for carlos messer who's his closest challenger and now what that means is that this goes to a 2nd round basically because morale is needed or whether needed to win by 40.540 get 40 percent of the vote and get 10 percent more than these nearest challenger so that hasn't happened it goes to

a 2nd round to believe that will be hold on december the 15th now what this is going to come down to as well in the 2nd round is what happens to the votes for the smaller opposition parties one of them got 4 percent of the vote and another party got 8 percent of the vote where are those votes going to go when this goes to a 2nd round those those parties as well were very much against president morales they said that in ignoring a referendum in which people said that they didn't want him to change the constitution and run again he did that then that was in a sense breaking the deal with the people so where are those votes going to go there's also another race that's going on at the moment we haven't got the results in for that yet and that's for congress the building that's right behind us and at the moment president morales is party has a 2 thirds majority an absolute majority there which means that he can basically do what he wants within the legal framework so it's going to be interesting to see if

the opposition council to take control of that as well because it's going to further sort of make checks and balances and impinge upon president morales just to make a point as well that president where i was in the last election had 64 percent in the one before that he had 63 percent so it's come down to 45 percent really does show a sense that although he's still obviously the favorite he's the front runner there is a lot more dissatisfaction with him than there has been in the past just as a bit of background what were the main issues in this vote and i guess to that in what will possibly be the main issues again if it goes to a runoff. definitely so so the main issues here i suppose on president were at least his side was the economy as always and he's. president he's managed to keep bolivia's economy growing at double the average rate in latin america so that's something that's always kept his approval

numbers up also poverty this is a country that's one of the poorest in south america and he'd managed to almost of poverty during his time in charge but this is also a president that's been in power for 13 years now i mentioned what happened with the referendum and there are worries that he's amassing a lot of power to himself no thora tear in his and that may be what's sort of flip things and why is one by such a large margin is the past ok thank you for that update that's john heilemann in the ponds they keeping an eye on the election results going through to syria now where kurdish fighters and civilians are being evacuated from a strategic town near the border with turkey opening the way for turkish backed rebels to take over the code's departure from russell and is a major condition of a cease fire deal between the u.s. and turkey ankara wants to establish its so-called safe zone in the area and president one has that warned his forces will start attacking kurdish fighters

again if the evacuation is not completed by tuesday evening and supporters and shall strengthen into turkey syria border. well certainly according to a statement released now by the f.d.a. those kurdish forces today saying that there are no s.t.a. for fights is left in russell laine they say that they left along with what we understand could well be at least a couple of 100 civilians wounded civilians wounded fighters in the 2nd to calm voice the 1st one having gone in yesterday. so yes the s.d.f. saying that their fighters have now with rule from that town. just to talk a little bit about russell i and it's been the focus of some of the heaviest fighting in the build up to this cease fire. we saw predominately what was believed to be part of the story syrian fighters these are the free syrian army fighters that have created a full frontal despite fighting alongside the turks they effectively surrounded

that city that was besieged. for well over a week so there were huge concerns for the civilians trapped inside a great relief that they are out now but what remains to be seen and what needs to be attention. needs to be focused upon is the fact that the president or the one wants this has proposed a safety zone to be 440 kilometers along the border and around 30 kilometers deep inside syria what we understand is that according to the s.d.s. they had agreed to withdraw all their fighters from russell line to tell lobby which effectively is around 120 kilometers in distance between the 2 so we're having some analysts estimating that only around the very most 25 percent of the area within that proposed safety zone. forces have.