the un climate conference in spain and talks drag on into a 2nd day is countries failed to agree on ways to tackle global warming. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up guilty of corruption sudan's ousted president bashir is sentenced to 2 years in detention but he plans to appeal . travel advisories are issued for northeast india were a new citizenship. protesters say it threatens their cultural identity plus.

an emergency meeting in the senate for later on sunday how to respond to an attack on an army camp. that killed 71 military personnel. are growing fears international efforts to fight climate change are faltering as a u.n. summit drags on without agreement the cop $25.00 talks in madrid was supposed to end on friday but delegates so far failed to agree on major points there's been deadlock over emissions targets how much money poor countries should receive to cope with climate change. i request. all the fiction. all your training now and all your volunteer. to find

you know these agri without basic consensus that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially meet you but people you know what countries need us protesters have gathered outside the talks saying draft deals don't go far enough and they say delegates have so far failed the people and the planet i think it's discuss trust profoundly disturbed since the outcome the draft outcome that has been put forward by the chilean presidency is disgraceful it's completely unacceptable i don't know why they're afraid to stand up to. the world who are destroying the amazon and the donald trumps of the world that are pulling out of paris what is happening here is mind boggling and absolutely unprecedented on the extra day off talks then issues very loose divergence from

parties across the board this is set for a collapse unless we fix it in the next few hours scientists warn that if it continues to warm there could be widespread shortages of food water more weather disasters and rising seas there clark has more from madrid it was supposed to be the conference that would launch this green board of optimism into 2020 the year that the paris agreement finally became this instruments of international cooperation in the fight against climate change instead what we got was disappearing into a black hole of national differences led by australia by brazil by japan by the united states and by more people and up until now we've had this watered down agreement that is a 1000000 miles away from what science says is needed to be done and what the mood on the street reflects is needed to be done a new text has been published we got reaction. i think what's happening with the

paris agreement and said people are some countries in particular trying to push it back from the level of ambition that we had which was a very ambitious anyway was good enough but it wasn't really very good we need to raise ambition and countries are trying to push back on the level of ambition that they had promised to them and we don't mean that madrid is a failure it might mean a madrid is a failure but then i feel that no decision is better than a bad decision and if it's a choice between a bad decision and no decision and no decision is better it isn't over yet and the talks will continue some of these negotiators have been asked for more than 36 hours but the willingness and the cooperation of the 2015 pounds agreement well that seems with is a very mean a raman is an environmental lawyer and coordinator of the climate change program of the 3rd world network she says the u.s. is stalling the negotiations. what gets screamed wrangling over

it's nothing new we've seen this before we've been there and i believe they will come together but the issue is really where there is going to be a weak compromise or whether it will be a strong a stronger expectations so that remains to be seen but at the moment i think they will come together but the issue relieves. you know who are they trying to piece i think the core presidency is trying to get everybody in the table but it seems to me one of the biggest elephant in the room is actually the times of the united states the united states as you know has already indicated that it will no longer be a party to the various agreement yes it sits there and go she. and for many of us it's it's this is not good faith because the united states is actually stalling a lot of the discussions around in bishan around finance around us and damage one of the biggest and strongest things that developing countries have been saying is

when you talk about envision it's envision not just of emission reductions it's also ambition on finance it's also envision on adaptations because many countries it no choice but to adapt to climate change because we're facing the impacts so you can just see every should reductions along for developing countries because they already struggling with patients and loss and damage and that is why ambition on all level is critical so i think the trucks it's always been difficult in this way because of the finance issue so don's former president on one of the shared has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in detention but the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison instead he'll be sent to a reform center for elderly people a trial centered around suitcases found the bashir is home filled with more than 130000000 dollars her morgan reports from the capital khartoum. the verdict is

announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan's longtime leader and ousted president ahmed and bashir. regarding cases with the offer mentioned age of bashir sentences that depended 2 years in the community center of . the judgement was followed by chaos in court with bush years lawyers and supporters rejecting the verdict the judge of. but she denied illegally possessing and smuggling foreign currency soldiers searching his home after he was deposed and found suitcases containing around $130000000.00 but you said much of the money was a gift from the saudi crown prince muhammad bin son man i during months of protests demanding the end of his think 2 years in power demonstrators also called for justice and accountability for what they say is the sheerest many crimes many think the brady. bill. the legal system has not

changed what about the protesters who have been killed in demonstrations against him for years what about those who have been sentenced to death and to prison for lesser crimes in contrast hundreds showed their support for the former president and he's now dismantled party. supporters chanted against the 4 month old transitional government accusing leaders of failing to be inclusive and leading the country into what the view as chaos that is verdict isn't the end of former president bashir is legal problems while in prison he was charged with inciting and participating in the killing of protesters during the uprising against his government which started a year ago and just days before the verdict he was charged over his role in the 1989 coup that brought him to power all that's happening while many continue to call for accountability for other crimes they feel hold greater importance. fled from the western region of darfur 15 years ago and came to the capital. he's one of

more than 2000000 displaced in the world that the u.n. says killed 300000 sudanese and which the international criminal courts categorize this as genocide. but she gave orders for the killings for the rapes in darfur and the forced displacement i've witnessed villages being burned women being raped by militia men with my own eyes where is the justice for all that many here see they've waited too long to see justice served they also see that the fact bashir has been tried it's all gives them hope that it won't be too long before he's held to account for his other alleged crimes he will more going on to 0. the u.k. and u.s. have issued travel warnings for northeast india as protests continue against the nooses and ships' law it gives minorities from nearby countries a fast track to indian citizenship but doesn't include muslims that's triggered anger in west bengal where protesters set fire to railways trains and police

stations the state is one of 5 refusing to i'm from and the law there also protests in mumbai by people from the northeastern us some state they're opposed to the law for a different reason than anywhere fear it will lead to an influx of foreigners putting their ethnic and cultural identity on the threat. meanwhile in the capital new delhi exams are being canceled even versity where students clashed with the place during a demonstration on friday so rahman has more. they gathered across the capital and from other states in india their message loud and clear the citizen amendment act. as it's known has to go the president of india gave his assent to the cia on thursday the controversial law allows citizenship to be granted to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but the opposition says it discriminates on religious grounds and goes against india's secular constitution

this is undermining our language and culture and i didn't deal in the northeast. we have come here to save the constitution one of india's opposition leaders described the bill as dangerous. prime minister narendra modi and home minister don't care this it is their ship amendment bill de brought in recently was shots of the soul of india is happening in assam and the northeast states of the country. in the days leading to the new law being approved protests erupted across the country the most violent in the state of a sob in the northeast several people killed a car set on fire and government buildings attacked. political leaders in the states of carola punjab and west bank said publicly they will implement the law leading to a potential conflict with new delhi it is the big. you know your 1st star

then you put people. then you finally. this unfortunate could be the beginning of what could result in. disenfranchisement of a very significant population. the numbers here may present the indian prime minister narendra modi with his biggest challenge since august the 5th when he. stript indian administered kashmir the only stated india to have a muslim majority population and it's autonomy that in november his government won a historic court battle between hindus and muslims ownership of a disputed religious site at the top pradesh and now this the see a muslims are the only ones affected the law also prevents inducing tamils earmark and traditions from gaining citizenship critics say secular protections ingrained in the indian constitution are now under threat and it seems that a long political social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister

narendra modi and the indian government cell robin al jazeera new delhi. still ahead on al-jazeera afghan authorities say a sustained bombing campaign has significantly reduced the threat of eyes so we speak to the rule community is caught in the crossfire. but. rather to the trust that you have placed in us in the conservative party and in. bars johnson travels to northern england to thank former labor voters for helping the conservative secure its 1000 seat majority. however even as i speak and you watch the something rolling up the east coast of the us it could be exposed to develop and so it's a lot of writing creasing wind as it moves north through cairns the talking i think

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all come back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now with chair of the un climate change meeting in madrid as told delegates the world needs them to reach a deal and go sheet is a working through the night his country struggled to agree on how the tackle global warming. so bans former president obama bashir has been found guilty of corruption after millions of dollars in foreign currencies were found in his home 75 year old will spend 2 years in a reform center. thousands of people continue to protest across india against a controversial citizenship law that gives minorities from nearby countries a fast track to indian citizenship but doesn't include muslims the u.s. and u.k. advising against travel to the northeast. mali's government has launched a national debate aimed at finding a solution to the increasing violence by armed groups in the region across the

border in the jan emergency summit is planned for sunday 3 days of national mourning have been declared after dozens of soldiers were killed in attacks linked to weisel this week amid address reports from these capital bamako. it's been a tragic week for countries of the scale funerals of taking place of 71 soldiers killed by 5 just linked islamic state in the. it's a biggest loss ever suffered by the country in a day and its president promised the country will not forget their sacrifice. this is a man that is i have come here to express my feeling of revulsion on behalf of all my compatriots in the face of a war imposed on us by an enemy who has addressed us with nothing but aggression in a violent and treacherous manner this enemy took 71 of the nation's valorous children in neighboring nigeria but when i'm fighters executed for aid workers kidnapped in july. in mahler's capital bamako

a national dialogue is underway it's struggling with ethnic violence and the threat of groups in the north over the next one week delegates in this hall will try to discuss issues that are threatening to tear mali apart organizers hope that whatever is resolved will help bring peace to the country but the major problem is the absence of people some told to monist problems including the armed groups as well as a political position that is angry about the conduct and outcome of last just presidential election of a president to brain. is hopeful that at the end of the talks here malley in seoul choose peace and not war. it will be a question for you to examine the country to see where the evil comes from and how to treat it you are a force of the gesture that and the country will expect that this meeting will improve the situation. but for now it's not clear of the president's assurances are

enough to convince everyone to embrace peace. there is anger and frustration on the streets in reaction to the ongoing violence in the region despite the presence of international troops. it's not that we are obsessed about their departure what we want is a change of tact and policy there's so much killing so many orphans and widows anough is enough despite the presence of international forces attacks continue. what game is fun playing here is to entrench new. we say no in that case should go . many millions have described the national dialogue as an important step but it's not clear if it will lead to peace and reconciliation in a divided nation. al-jazeera by michael. police in new zealand have confirmed the 16th person has died from injuries sustained in monday's

volcanic eruption 8 specialists wearing protective clothing will turn to white island on sunday but to find the last 2 bodies missing their breathing mask sony allowed them to be on the island for just over an hour scientists say the possibility of a 2nd eruption has receded but the island remains volatile. police in albania have arrested 9 people over buildings that collapsed in last month's earthquake 51 people died when the 6.4 magnitude tremor hit the cities of duras and remain the builders engineers and owners are accused of breaching construction regulations and facing charges of homicide an abuse of power police are looking for a further 8 suspects several protesters have been injured in lebanon's capital of the security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds hundreds of people gathered in beirut is part of the latest anti-government

demonstration riot police chased protesters in the streets beating and detaining some of them after they tried to break into a barricaded area lebanon has been rocked by 2 months of demonstrations with protesters angry as the ruling elite that is steered the country towards its worst economic crisis in decades. now heavy fighting has been raging around libya's capital over the past 24 hours warlord khalifa half those forces are battling armed groups allied with the internationally recognized government which is based in the capital on thursday after called on his forces to advance towards the center of tripoli what he called a final battle for the fiercely contested city the vias foreign minister says his government will protect citizens from afters forces have. is still trying to accelerate his steps to invade tripoli our troops supporting the government of national accord will never enable him to do so we are firm on the

ground and the main objective is to protect the civilians tripoli with its 3000000 citizens is the capital city for all libyans and this is the reason behind our main goal which is to protect the civilians and prevent how tough from entering tripoli . months of sustained aerial bombings by u.s. and afghan forces is believed to have hit i saw hard earlier around half of the groups $4000.00 fighters are thought to still be active across afghanistan it's a contrast to just 6 months ago when i saw was seen as a major threat as tony burke the reports from province afghan authorities say it's only a matter of time before the group is eliminated. this is the village of good day in province close to the pakistan border it was the stronghold of eisel in afghanistan now it's a ruin destroyed by u.s. bombs it was all here that the armed groups planned and launched attacks and carried out brutal punishments but over the last few months the u.s.

and afghan air forces have waged a sustained bombing campaign that has significantly reduced isis capability. the joint campaign with the u.s. has been big and effective it has been a game changer and will continue wherever they are we will target them i saw is in the process of being in. irradicated we won't stop until we are. that contrast with the situation 6 months ago when i saw all bolstered by fighters from iraq and syria was being described as a serious threat 2 weeks ago hundreds of its fighters surrendered to the afghan government in action district now it's estimated that only half of the 4000 strong force is still intact the afghan army has been helped by a string of recent successes against both the taliban and i still do out trying to . do to refuse. to explore didn't and the city cost more civilian casualty and. now reprove.

we have the spall to kick them they create to take more to detour from them play creed dead in to follow them to the end there's no question that i still have suffered some major setbacks recently but when to side with its lack of ground cover is normally the time when it reduces its activities so spring time will be the test for the government can't fully focus on defeating i saw it's a war with the taliban is over it may be losing but i saw as hardline ideology may be harder to defeat it's supported by other like minded afghan groups such as the seller fees and what they're not completely eliminated but the progress is remarkable which which makes sense and for as long as you you have. what we're gonna. be pocketing a one

a stone and be difficult to say that they have been completely eliminated the u.s. is trying its best it is on course to drop more bombs this year than any year since 2010 some believe it's to bring the war to an end before next year's u.s. presidential election but it's costing civilian casualties according to u.n. agencies so far this year american bombers and unmanned drone strikes have killed a record number of 600 people including children and wounded 300 more these angry villagers staged a protest after a recent u.s. bombing killed 20 pine knot workers who were resting under a tree. it's the rural communities that are suffering the most in the bombing and fighting. broke with this but our villages destroyed our mosques destroyed other villages as well we lost our people our livestock in this will every family lost loved ones including women and children. the war will eventually come to an end but

it's clear there will be no winners tony berkeley al jazeera province. british prime minister bars johnson has traveled to nearly one seats in england's northeast thang voters for backing the conservative party for the 1st time in generations and thursday's election is athey war through the so-called red wall working class areas that traditionally vote labor or a challenge reports. to the victor the spoils of 2 days after the landslide election boris johnson surveyed his demands this is sedgefield tony blair's former seat labor since 1935 but now conservative blue and i know that people may have been breaking the voting habits of generations to vote for us and i want the people of that all the to know that we in the conservative. i will repay your trust. of all the

stories in the 2019 election this is perhaps the biggest the working class communities in england's midlands north and in wales who deserted labor in droves it's a seismic realignment of british politics for sure the u.k. is a small country but it can still feel a long way from big multicultural urban centers like london to the kinds of places that have just given boris johnson his majority labor still does well in liberal minded metropolitan areas but say it's paid the price for alienating more socially conservative bricks that voters outside of the big cities. labor activists canvassing in such places before the election fed back grim reports the party's model position on bret's it was one complaint but perhaps a bigger one was a leader jeremy corbyn they didn't think he shared their values wasn't patry arctic enough was 2 city focused in those states that we have lost about listening to

people what was it and i think it wasn't just a long history of maybe 40 years of neglect and them saying to politicians you never listen to us i mean of allowed our communities to be run down in this way the conservatives now have to figure out what to do with their new voters because it's not a natural alliance the conservatives have traditionally been the party of the landed and the rich giving purpose back to towns devastated by the industrial collapse presided over by conservative governments of the 1980 s. maybe beyond the conservatives have no constructed. policy offer at scale could meet their needs hopes dreams or their new alex or constituent say so it's a very exciting. opportunity and i think they'll be quite alone. jeremy corbyn will go soon and by january 31st britain will have breakfasted. then boris johnson will have to make good on his optimistic promises for the new voters could

easily disappear for the next election will challenge london. thousands of supporters of mir and mars they don't sound suchi have lined the streets of the country's capital to welcome her back from the hague where she's been defending the country against allegations of genocide. lead a team to the netherlands for 3 days of hearings during which she denied the claims of mass rape and killings the case of the international court of justice stems from a 2017 military campaign against muslims which forced more than $700000.00 refugees to flee to bangladesh. the. only child. would come out to support her prior to her departure and we're here today to welcome mother sue coming home she is our leader the result of the hearing which she attended will come out later whatever the result is we need to support her she needs support of her people. mother sue went to the courts on behalf of our country actually the

accusation of genocide was against the army but she took the 1st step of responsibility as a leader of the nation and we are proud of her for defending our country at the court. and you can find much more about all those stories if we head over to our website al-jazeera dot com. and let's take you through some of those stories now the chair of the u.n. climate change meeting in madrid as told delegates the world needs them to reach a deal the cop 25 talks was supposed to end on friday but negotiations are still ongoing delegates are working through the night as countries struggle to agree on how to tackle global warming they're deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poor countries should receive to cope with climate change i request. all the fix ability all your training now and all your

volunteer to find you know these agri 96 consensus is that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially need you but people you know what countries need us. so dan's former president amaro bashir is been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in detention but the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison instead he will be sent to a reform center for elderly people the trial centered around suitcases found in bush's home filled with more than $130000000.00 shoes lawyer says he'll appeal the verdict the u.k. and u.s. issued travel warnings for northeast india as protests continue against the new citizenship law anger over the controversial law has brought thousands of people on

to the streets it gives minorities from nearby countries a fast track to indian citizenship but doesn't include muslims several protesters have been injured in the evidence capital after security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds hundreds of people gathered in beirut is part of the latest anti-government demonstration riot police chased protesters in the street beating in detaining some of them after they tried to break into a barricaded area mali's government has launched a national debate aimed at finding a solution to the increasing violence by the armed groups in the saddle region across the border in the air and emergency summit is planned for later on sunday. headlines the news continues here in our desire after counting the cost stay with us. if you want to learn above the world might look like very soon regards 100 and hungary's in the stream example of the predicament the whole world is going

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