it's really be the seed of change. out. a passenger plane with 100 people on board crashes in kazakhstan at least 9 people are known to have died. there i missed and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey outlines plans to send troops to libya next month tripoli against warlord khalifa haftar. iraq's president says he'll resign rather than approve of candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block and parliament. and brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cashed in on business opportunities in the amazon

rainforest. we begin with breaking news from kazakhstan where a passenger plane with 100 people on board has crashed shortly after takeoff civil aviation authorities say now at least 9 people have died rescuers are trying to reach of the passengers the jet lost altitude while taking off from airport well alexander gone for he joins us now on the phone from moscow so i xandra it seems this crash happened less than 3 hours ago what do we know at this stage now. what is known at this stage in the plane belonging to a company back here along down the tubes almost immediately after taking off from the sound of it was gone from the raiders and according to the information that is coming from kazakhstan it crashed 1st into the. concrete sense and then into

a low building where they're saying there was no fire as a result of this or explosion and this point 9 people are confirmed to have died confirmed by the kazakhstan the minister of interior at this point to there is a search and rescue operation there evacuating people from the. crash site it was it was a domestic flight that had been my 5 passengers and 5 crew members on board it was it was flying from the 2 of us on the capital of seoul ton and their critics on the ministry of industry as a result of this crash suspended all flights of this type of plane which was a focus 100 and the flies are going to be suspended until they were thurmont what was the cause of this crash alexandra i say that that death toll has now been revised upwards from 7 initially to 9 how is that matthew operation dying and could we see that death toll continue to rise. well as i say and what we can see on the

footage from the from the crash site there was no explosion and there was no fire that broke up as a result of this crash or so believe very possible a lot of people are going to be as attributes it's not possible to say at this point how many people actually died as a result of this aggression it's still early early hours to say but what i can as mary is that this company back in error is that it was it's the 2nd biggest domestic plant operator in congress dan and basically with this decision of the rest of industry or its planes are suspended because they have already broken hundreds and this company. didn't have any major incidents past 2 years but it was from 2000 mine there were 201618 live band airplanes alexander godfrey of that speaking to us on the phone from moscow thank you very much alexandra will be bringing you more as we get it from her well let's now go to cull

bailey who's an aviation analyst and former federal aviation authority safety team representative and he joins us now on skype from new jersey college start with becca's safety record as that xander was just saying there i see it was banned by the from april 2009 to december 26th and since then it's also had a plane detained in assaults on airport due to concerns about its aircraft how good is it safety record should be concerned about the airline itself. well the fact is this is a very small airline it appears they only have about 8 fokker or one hundreds in the fleet so a very small airline generally what we find. often the case in you know in developing countries that the smaller airlines tend to cut corners tend to you know skimp on maintenance and you know very high. high cost you know heavy maintenance items and i'm not saying that that was the case with this are alive but you we have

to be very weary of very small airlines with us a small fleet of airplanes and the poker 100 is a brand new airplane that airplane is you know could be as old as 30 years old the or the airplane 1st of flight about 30 years ago that type so it's not you know the latest and greatest commercial airline well as alexander was saying that will focus on hundreds of now been grounded in kazakhstan but it is also used fairly extensively in iran and australia and as you say it's a really old plane safe brought to safety concerns about the model of the aircraft no there's not broader concerns i mean if the maintenance is done properly and all the you know the federal air worthiness directives are complete complied with the airplane can be operated very safely and you know that that is the case in all in a lot of the developed countries so that's not an issue just a matter of how this airline is funded and if they're doing the proper maintenance and following the proper state the proper safety protocol as recommended by the

manufacturer of the airplane it can let me ask you a little more about this particular incident because it it sounds like and broke through a concrete fence and then here's a 2 story building that suggests not a loss of altitude that what could possibly cause that is that more likely a technical issue or human era. in my opinion it's probably either pilot error or a technical difficulty if this was some active let's just say terrorism usually that would tend to be at a higher altitude of something was detonated but usually at a very very low altitude you know the odds probably would fall somewhere along the file error or some kind of technical difficulty or malfunction of a critical part on the airplane and the fact that it broke through a fence leads wouldn't believe it wasn't an extremely low altitude probably with them and if i had to guess i would probably say under 200 feet if that. and given

that it was at such a low altitude and we are seeing an ongoing rescue operation here and talk us through what that could mean i mean that they're trying to get people off the say a craft potentially a large number of survivors on board how would one be able to safely get everyone off that plane at the stage well depending on the angle of the of didn't pack and how severe the in fact was i mean if it was basically. you know if it if it didn't in fact game that much lift and just pretty much continued rolling and maybe gained a little bit a lift and then clipped a fence the fact that we see no fire is or explosion is a very good side that probably means the impact was tremendous and it probably also indicates that there were wasn't a full load of fuel on the airplane so that's the key right there very it's a great news of the words no fire or no explosion but what is separate keeper are our fingers crossed that hopefully there will be more survivors found and deeds

cavani there and aviation analyst following the story with us and we'll be bringing you more on that as we get it thank you for joining us. thank you. moving on now and libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support to help battle forces loyal to war at khalifa haftar that's according to the voices news agency politicians in ankara could vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve the deployment i had reports from tripoli. this is southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli where there's been heavy fighting for the past 8 months. forces loyal to warlord liefer have to are now using the tillery of fire to advance with the help of russians who are reportedly leading forces as they take control of civil important locations including military camps near the salafi de neighborhood . 2 key says it's a planning to send troops to help you to government it wants to prevent have to

those forces from seizing the libyan capital turkish president. says parliament will voting generally on a mandate to send troops to libya in show low sixty's in the god willing on the 8th on the 9th of january we will pass this in our parliament we will be responding to the invitation i we have given i will give all forms of support to the tripoli government which is fighting against just general backed by arab countries and european. during a news conference in tunis libya's interior minister won't need that libya's neighboring countries will be affected if the police falls he says have to risk being backed by civil regional countries the talisay than the one. we know very well there are a mirage he forces an airbase in the east of the country there are also forces from sudan and chad they have all been brought by have target has given them bases and

airports in libya without any agreements well we hope that what the situation is worsening as half those warplanes target civilian locations in and around tripoli. who has voiced concerns over a possible turkish military deployment to libya while president as dylan said last week turkey will not stay silent over what he called russian backed mercenaries supporting have to have to his forces are supported by advance had weapons and from several countries including russia france the united arab emirates and egypt turkey appears to be one of very few friends of the tripoli based government who are prepared to offer more than mere words to support it. would have to go ahead and is here to pretty. well let him lawrence as a professor at george washington university is and it's going of international affairs and he says the present situation is

a win win for tacky. i've seen 10 different versions among the analysts of the deal that could be in the making what's being discussed the turkish foreign ministers minister was just in moscow having a pretty discussions there was a talk of a live for a trip to tripoli deal where the russians would be given more of a way forward. in exchange for stepping back in tripoli and increasingly the syrian and libyan theatres are overlapping in the turkish russia negotiation and putin's also been very astute here because with an increase of turkish presence that also was part of his desire to decrease nato influence in libya so it's turks instead of nato and then he's got that other arms deal with turkey which cheaply he's trying to cut in neighbors influence and be his relationship with turkey as well so all of those issues are interconnected no it's kind of a win win for turkey on the one hand i don't think anyone really wants to send in troops and he's been signaling in various ways including to the tunisian surface

a cease fire coming that he'd prefer not to bring in troops and on the other hand if he does send in troops though those can be used for the defense of tripoli from the 3000 sudanese mercenaries and 1000 russian mercenaries and and other increasing troop levels it also sends a psychological message both militarily and also regarding the internal an extra lion says in libya regarding the libyan conflict and it also helps get us to the berlin peace conference in january because if tripoli falls that completely changes the turner of that discussion then if tripoli is holding up and there is an actual cease fire and peace deal that can be negotiated now iraq's president says he'd rather resign the named downy as the new prime minister has already been rejected by protest has bought himself a has been trying to find a replacement for. step down last month he reports from baghdad. a

political maneuver with potentially far reaching consequences iraq's president has sent his resignation letter to parliament saying he would rather step down than approve a new prime minister and a 3 page statement by him solace said out of my keenest to avoid bloodshed and protect civil peace i will not name a satellite downy as a candidate for the next prime minister i danny is the governor of buster province he was nominated for the role by the largest bloc in parliament but now that coalition is made up of mainly rain in fact political groups which is why their candidate is being furiously rejected by their opponents i don't he was picked to replace other uphill mettie who resigned in november after months of anti-government protests but the governor has been accused of neglecting his own province busser is home to more than 70 percent of iraq's oil reserves but locals don't have the basic necessities like clean water and reliable electricity i don't

think they will accept his resignation i think they will try to convince them is that you must accept our candidate in a way or another but i don't think he will accept that he will try hard also to push over in just someone who is independent prosecutor and didn't inside the political process and look for the future of iraq. protesters have strongly rejected i can his nomination and that's the reason president saleh gave for not approving the choice it now means since matty's resignation no party has proposed a candidate who has been acceptable to all sides the protests which began here in early october have been about demanding political change in iraq a new electoral law was finally passed on tuesday which seemed to please their archy's and now it is the latest move by president saleh to reject i done his candidacy is likely to strengthen the demonstrators position. door such

a party al jazeera baghdad still ahead on al-jazeera allegations of spying and diplomatic harassment mexico takes a dispute with bolivia to the un's top corps. and a man with a plan or just another oligarchy on the rise beneath the banking bank they taking on the government in georgia. hello there we've had some very heavy amounts of rain across northern sections of the middle east pretty clear across much of iran because see quite clearly where all the activity has been and will still continue really front of the 24 hours this is the coast in israel some very very strong winds gusting to about 75 kilometers an hour but going through friday the winds beginning to fill some shadows along

these coastal areas most of the rain and snow working its way through syria and on into northern sections of iraq and then by saturday it really tends to just stay around so we could be picking up some pretty hefty accumulations of snow 50 centimeters over the next $23.00 days in some areas so want to be regional south of the 16 degrees is the high and 11 it is across into kabul temperatures feeling pretty good across much of the arabian peninsula midget twenty's fitting a bit cooler in the nighttime hours and friday into saturday there is just a chance of maybe want to shine as along these coastal areas of oman but really the most of the rain is staying out into those open waters but plenty of rain and snow the madagascar it's been in place for the last day or 2 it will continue also northern mozambique seeing some heavy amounts of rain and scattered thunderstorms for the next couple of days into both and johannesburg. who was the sponsor point cut own in. the news last time you were out on the streets protesting whether

on line you feel before you took over the system going to walk through each and every local board lawyer further and further into the jail or if you join us on saying retention custom start from day one whether again doing detention or your incarceration this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for the northeast 3 54 o'clock overall it will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on out is iraq. hello again i'm just. a reminder of our top stories this hour at least 9 people have died in a plane crash and. it went down with 100 people on board shortly after it took off

from almaty airport in the southwest. the reuters news agency is reporting that libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for takesh military support it's aimed at fighting forces in oil towards khalifa haftar. and iraq's president has offered to resign after refusing to back the man nominated to become the prime minister. says danis nomination one satisfied protesters demands for an independent media. and in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is fended off an internal leadership challenge that could pose a veteran get inside had hoped to convince members that it was time for change but they chose netanyahu just by tending the fast sitting prime minister to be indicted for corruption and as natasha going to reports from west jerusalem he'll continue to face challenges heading into the national elections in march. for the 1st time in 5 years likud members had the chance to elect someone other than benjamin

netanyahu as their leader a thursday they chose him again solidifying his nickname as the magician because of his ability to pull off victory after victory to know who campaigned heavily to beat his challenger former interior and education minister gideon sar i know who are going to be brought about great things to the country and in order for us to continue bringing about great things to the country we need to go boat for me for you. even though netanyahu is the 1st sitting prime minister to be indicted on corruption charges his popularity has remained steady among his right wing base a feeling. sars pics of sitting on the bench and not trying to do anything active in in the public fields is wrong i prefer people who take action. sourced pitch to voters is that netanyahu failed to form

a government twice why would he be able to reach a different outcome a 3rd time he warned maintaining the status quo could mean likud loses power in national elections in march. sars supporters cited concerns over the corruption charges trailing netanyahu charges he calls a politically motivated witchhunt the sar camp has also alleged election meddling and voter intimidation but there's a critical have to k. in the democracy from within the party and generally. israel is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis netanyahu has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he'll need a 61 majority vote he was unable to get that same number of seats to form a government in the last 2 elections and on tuesday the supreme court is expected

to rule if an indicted sitting prime minister is allowed to form a government natasha going to al-jazeera west jerusalem. now japan is sending a warship and military aircraft to the gulf tucker says the deployment is to protect japanese shipping in the region the ship an aircraft will not be part of the u.s. led naval force operating in the gulf japanese prime minister shinzo abe briefed iranian president hassan rouhani on the operation last week 90 percent of japan's crude oil imports come from the gulf an independent investigation has found police in india used unauthorized and excessive force against protesters at a university in new delhi the civil rights group peaceful union for democratic rights has accused offices of indiscriminately beating demonstrators is destroying public property and arresting people unlawfully police are also accused of intimidating and firing on protesters in order pradesh where 18 people were killed

and the public prosecutor in ivory coast says a former rebel leader and presidential candidate accused of planning a coup could face life in prison intelligence services say they captured or dio sora discussing up close his lawyer says the recording is old an incomplete but a warrant for arrest was issued on monday. some people close to sorrell did not hesitate to discredit the institutions and police these acts far from being isolated were part of a conspiracy which were to lead a civil and military insurrection the elements gathered by our intelligence services which includes an audio recording clearly prove that this project was going to be acted soon russian security forces have raided the moscow offices of opposition leader alexina the c.c.t.v. footage shows offices using power tools to force their way into the building and confiscating up tops and other technical equipment the valley is one of president vladimir putin's most prominent crisis he was barred from running in last year's

election he's going to the raids to 2017 video accusing prime minister dmitri medvedev and a billionaire businessman of corruption. georgia is gripped by anti-government protests and parliamentary elections are scheduled for next year a banking magnate has decided to take on the government robin forrester will come at muka carets say to find out whether another businessman is on the rise and georgia's personality driven political arena. over the out in. the future is most successful during the citigroup's the end could be inconvenient telling her death it's too soon adventure. politics is now cash as it had says main business i start a job this summer because it adds it launched his political party. in the black sea the site of his ambitious 2 and a half $1000000000.00 deep sea port but the ports future is in question georgia's

government has delayed its support and has an adze and a business partner and fighting a separate fraud investigation accused of laundering nearly $17000000.00 through their bank t b c. presidency has entered politics to fight back courting voters and challenging the government on prime time t.v. in live there is a certain line of which you don't want to cross. should you made a deal with them or change not only for you but change qantas future so that's why i just decided to leave business. the government party says has it i'd say has to answer for the missing millions when you are under investigation and you aren't just creating. a political party you have tour say something

or at least hate. about what happened. this is my book i said i would say stream to make a success of this country the way to make a success of this business and this is just another oligarch making is a case of history repeating itself. there are there were a billionaire even a really entered politics promising to rescue georgia from poverty and a power hungry elite he won landslide elections in 2012 the 1st was that i'd say dislikes the comparison it's not the ball myself it's a bold those people who are joining a low the young. people they are easy to spot into which is frequent anti government demonstrations just a bold idea and idea to georgia and i think we we have a big chance to change this country to make it very successful the

maybe a banker who knows how to build a business and it's not clear yet how many good teams the world. and i just think it. now mexico says it's taking a different dispute with bolivia's new government to the international court of justice is accuses bolivia of intimidating diplomatic staff and spying on its embassy in the past last month mexico gave form of bolivian president evo morales as asylum when he resigned after nationwide protests oblivious foreign minister has rejected to mexico's claims. you'll never see stock i don't believe the mexican government would risk bringing a lawsuit before the international court for something i don't believe even happened it would be rejected immediately i think they'll retract the decision because north police forces into any diplomatic premises violated the vienna

convention on diplomatic relations. competing forces in brazil all want to exploit the amazon rain forest president has already on locked more land for farming and development and indigenous groups want a slice of that lucrative business to. reports. which means thick forest is a state in central brazil twice the size of california and better known today for its endless fields of crops and cows. but there's still a lot of tropical forests left including income. the 15000 square kilometer indigenous reserve. it's here that we meet a. leader of the national indigenous farmers association and like most tribes the predecease used to live from subsistence farming but now they're growing and selling soya and other grains for export it is just the homes are pregnant

women were losing their babies from lack of food children were malnourished but after 15 years of producing greens our lives have changed now we have lots of food the project is giving us sustainability there was. and his tribe earlier this year received a visit from the agriculture and environmental ministers of the role model for president jade vision for integrating brazil's indigenous communities into mainstream society the project has been vilified by other indigenous groups and many environmentalists who argue that they will lose their culture and further destroy the amazon donaldo disagrees with your circle route you know we're in the 21st century of course our culture traditions and identity are important but we can't remain frozen in time. indeed these days this traditional palm leaf house is used mostly for meetings guests and religious ceremonies. outside of the reserves

the president is also giving the green light to expand brazil's agricultural frontier this route sample is cotton in fact almost everything that's profitable grows here brazil is already the world leader in soya and sugar cane in beef and among the top 3 corn producers but in order for the average business to continue to expand it needs more and more land which explains why the brazilian amazon is so coveted. paradoxically brazil's king of soybean is concerned about a global backlash. the president has taken a mistaken approach but i think our mistakes in the agribusiness sector is concerns of a possible boycott against our products may make them realize well while the amazon is sovereign brazilian territory it's also needed by the entire world. that

could be reserved for landlocked uses many foreign governments of expecting indigenous tribes to remain naked eating ants in the forest he explains they using only 1.7 percent of their territory to grow soya another grains for export he insists they don't need more at least for now to see and human al-jazeera cumple no look at a cease brazil. hello again this is al-jazeera and these are the headlines a passenger plane with 100 people on board has crashed shortly after takeoff and kazakstan civil aviation authorities say at least 9 people have died rescuers are trying to reach the passengers the jet lost altitude while taking off from the air force and best say it then has a concrete fence before crashing into a building alexandra god for it as following that story for us in the oscar. what

is known at this stage in the. plane belonged to company back here last down to almost immediately after taking off from the town of was gone from the raiders and according to information that is coming from kazakhstan it crashed 1st into a concrete fence and then into a lower building where they're saying there was no fire and result of this or explosion and this point 9 people are confirmed to have died confirmed by the kazakhstan the minister of interior the reuters news agency is reporting that libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support it's aimed at fighting forces loyal to war and khalifa haftar. iraq's president has offered to resign after refusing to back the man nominated to become the prime minister barham salih says dani his nomination won't satisfy protesters demands for an independent leda israel's prime

minister benjamin netanyahu has declared victory in the it could party's leadership contest he will lead the party into an unprecedented 3rd election in 12 months despite an indictment for corruption when japan is sending a warship and military aircraft to the gulf tokyo says the deployment is to protect japanese chipping in the region the ship and aircraft will not be a part of the u.s. led naval force operating in the gulf japanese prime minister shinzo of a briefed iranian president hassan rouhani on national last week and mexico is taking a diplomatic dispute with bolivia's new government to the international court of justice but if he is accused of spying on the mexican embassy in the past and intimidating diplomatic stuff well those are the headlines join me for more news here after the stream stay with us. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world

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