when will i be able to return home. the iranian president hassan rouhani says foreign troops must leave the middle east and warns e.u. forces could be at risk. alone down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the ceasefire in libya is over says a top official aligned toward anything after his force the top areas close to tripoli. the tal volcano shuts down large areas around manila as experts warn of an interruption we'll have an update from ground 0. and after an intense gun battle sudan's military puts down a revolt by members of a disbanded spy service.

iran's president is warning foreign forces to leave the region in a televised cabinet meeting house and rouhani said european soldiers deployed to the middle east could be in danger that's after the u.k. france and germany challenge to iran for violating the 2050 nuclear deal rouhani insists he's open to returning to their treatment but he dismissed the idea of a renegotiated settlement joins us live now from tehran president rouhani has been talking about the future of foreign troops in iraq and across the region what was he been saying. well i just want to quote him he said american soldiers are not secure today european soldiers could be in secure tomorrow let's bring back the security to this region and the world and he said that the ultimate goal of iran is to oust the united states out of the region now he's following up since the assassination of gen carson for the money iranians have been angry at

that fascination obviously iran did react but tensions have been high and president rouhani took this opportunity this non-spiritual wide ranging speech to address some of those issues including the nuclear issue now the europeans have gone to the united nations and what president rouhani said is that iran will and is willing to return to their commitments but as long as the european countries return to this he said. he addressed the united kingdom's comments johnson's comments on actually considering what donald trump has to say on the nuclear issue he said that the europeans were quiet when the united states left the international climate of course why didn't they hold them to account then so he's ruled any new negotiation out but says that iran is willing to return to those commitments only if the europeans are willing to return to their commitments he said that talk of iran pursuing a nuclear weapon should be disregarded he said to stop talking about this iran

doesn't want this is that they are any nuclear facilities are monitored by the i.a.e.a. they even have cameras in the nuclear enrichment facilities and he said that he actually defended the nuclear deal and that's because of the situation inside iran there are people within iran that think that the 2050 nuclear deal it could be barack obama and the u.s. president barack obama it was bad for iran they put iran in a weak position but actually he said no iran's economy flourished that there were many contracts signed and also on iran's oil experts exports increased so that's because of the situation inside iran we have a. presidential elections that list of those candidates parliamentary elections sorry that list of those candidates has been released he called for national unity and said that candidates should not be disregarded and we cannot have just one faction representing the country we need diversity so very much a wide ranging cause a call for unity in the face of what he said was

a united states aggression as you say i said it was a wide ranging speech but he also spoke about the downing of the ukrainian passenger jet there's clearly still a huge amount of anger on the streets absolutely we've seen protests nearly every day now and that's because people are angry for because iran for many days after the crash denied that it was brought down by a missile and now that they're finally admitted it people are very angry they want to count ability and they want justice and he said that the armed forces must explain to people why there was a delay in announcing this news and he also wants the armed forces to explain to people that the intention wasn't to conceal the news the iranian government has been very clear about that that there was a miscommunication there was misinformation but there wasn't an attempt to conceal that did you do should we should work to investigate and set up a tribe you know to hold people to account but he said that the government and the

armed forces should work together however he did emphasize that this was an unforgivably mistake it shouldn't happen again but it shouldn't be used to undermine the armed forces he said that armed forces are essential to the security of the country and they have been and he said that a mistake like this hasn't been made in the history of iran and it is regrettable but we should move forward in terms of transparency and accepting responsibility for a task in tehran thank you. meanwhile iran's foreign minister zarif is attending a security conference in new delhi he said the accidental shooting down of the ukrainian plane last week was a direct result of u.s. aggression so he says protests over the incident are now under control but last year night we had people in the streets of tehran demonstrating against. the fact that they would like to put a couple of days but this was

a very serious situation we believe that it is the fact that it wasn't disclosed early enough if you look at comparable situations it was just close to it because there are incidents where 2 years 10 years has gone by nobody has claimed responsibility so our military forces were brave enough to claim responsibility and they are to libya now whether it's a book based government aligned with a warlord only for half tosses a cease fire with a tripoli based government is over according to the u.n. recognize government of national accord the fighting has broken out south of the capital tripoli and it's responded to attacks with artillery fire on monday the jna on have topped a gallon talks in moscow to end the conflict the general have to left without a deal being agreed russia's defense ministry said after a needed time to discuss their premiums with his allies would have belied joins us live now from tripoli mahmoud said confirmation that there has been more fighting

in the south what do we know. well deron all facts on the ground in confrontation on their axes in southern tripoli indicate that if this cease fire is for at least for the time being a government military sources say that they have documented civil violations by half those forces in southern tripoli including get random firing on residential areas and all saw they say that they have spotted a brawl have to draw one's flying over tripoli last night their government is calling on civilians whole fled their houses because of the fighting in southern tripoli not to return to their homes at least for now because many civilians have taken the opportunity of their deescalation atmosphere over the past few days and started to return home the government is banning this for their safety and for the

civilians safety meanwhile the situation remains it very tense around tripoli yesterday in got a bully a town about 25 kilometers to the east from tripoli who have to militants they came from the city of the main stronghold for have to his forces the open fire at the government patrol in that area and they they took as the government sources say they took a military vehicle belonging to the government and they left the area meanwhile the speaker of the best parliament in the east of libya that's the pool have to parliament stated that this cease fire is collapsing and they will continue the military operations here in tripoli the united nations it recognized the prime minister face of along with the head of the high state council who signed this

cease fire accord in moscow they arrived here in the main airport. in tripoli last night there was a big reception by the mayor's ministers military commanders in the army here which means that the military camp in the west of libya led by saraj is uniting. behind when he decided to sign this. accord but meanwhile military sources with the government say that they are on high alert to fire back if have to his forces continue violating the cease fire or to mahmud up the wire in tripoli mahmoud thank you. more than 40000 people have been forced to leave their homes in the philippines as an erupting volcano spews ash and lava into the yeah several new cracks of opened in the ground nearby and scientists say a bigger eruption could be on the way it is monitoring developments from the philippines. a lot of anxious eyes now cast towards the volcano to see

what it might do next tens of thousands of people from around the lake here have left or they are seeking sanctuary in evacuation centers but the government has set a potential danger zone of some 14 kilometers radius which is a big area all around this lake where where some half a 1000000 people are located urging them all to leave and as they do so it does seem as though this wednesday afternoon the government may be taking tough measures to try to force people to move away from here this wednesday afternoon they have suddenly the city and also the tourism department given an order that all the hotels the restaurants guest houses around this lake be closed down everyone should move out that is why we're here we have had to leave like everybody else we're now at a roadside further around the lake and the dust that you see around us is not any think

that has come for a new leaf from the volcano but this is all of the action just that was spread sunday on monday across a huge area of the island of luzon which still obviously has a big. let's take you live now to baghdad where qatar's foreign minister. mohammad been been just a mouth on his meeting his iraqi counterpart mohammed ali let's listen to what they have to say. between both ways of bringing stability to the whole region we discussed ways of reducing tension in our region. and we have. come on their 1st and joint efforts together with our friends in iraq or in america and our talks has been based on this connection and we

concentrated on iraq that it should not be a scene for fights between 2 parties or more we are supporting the free navigation in the gulf and we need the gulf countries to have their own decision and. the gulf countries to supervise the freedom. of. maritime activities in this area with tag cuts. and the efforts being exerted. and his excellence say he gave ours a summary of the contacts he made and the results of his talks with our friends we support this and we support his activity is

to support iraq we confer. and to have iraq as a scene for conflicts and struggles we've concentrate also on the importance of reconstruction on those certain areas in baghdad and iraq rejects and. the attacks that. have hit sports in iraq which is a real violation to the sort of iraq and to the international law. i agreed with my counterpart on the importance of degrees in detention in the region and voiding was we need iraq to be away from the regional tension. but also we.

agreed that escalation in the region will increase the active it is of terrorists we have a corporation with. qatar and we have managed to have a common understanding of the situation and this is a very strategic. visit to his exit and see the cuts on the floor in minutes here in iraq he will meet the iraqi president the iraqi prime minister and the iraqi speaker of the parliament and we hope the visit will be very fruitful and we want to come you are excellent see here in iraq. struck at the very beginning you would like to thank you very much for hosting us and welcoming us in the iraqi foreign

ministry these visit come at a critical time as witnessed by iraq and. the region my visit aims at avins logs with his ex and see the foreign minister of iraq. about how to keep iraq away from conflicts and how not to have iraq as a scene of a struggles which the tension is all over the place and everyone and every country has 2 degrees tension. together with some friendly countries is trying to decrees the tension we have made contact international contacts for more consultations

with our friendly unsisterly countries today we see. signs of decreasing tension and we hope this will continue the state of qatar on therms the necessity of supporting iraq the unity of iraq to its old integrity of iraq and the full independence of iraq iraq lives in a difficult area bards in this connection we praise the movements that have been made by the iraqi state with the neighboring countries and we seek stability in iraq to. bring good stability as soon as possible to iraq. and this

is my dream our starting point for bringing changes full support to iraq people supporting the iraqi people and to enable iraq to take part in the design of moments of the whole region i'm looking forward to meeting the president of iraq the iraqi prime minister to. have talks about our mutual viewpoints regarding what's going on in our region and. my visit comes with a in the framework of the boldest of iraq of the boulders of degrees intention in iraq thank you very much thank you so you're watching live pictures there from the iraqi capital baghdad the iraqi and qatari foreign ministers have

been meeting the iraqi foreign minister mohammad ali al hakim he said that they discussed ways of bringing security to the region he said the gulf countries need to make their own discussions and decisions on maritime security said iraq supports qatar's efforts to stabilize the country and they help with reconstruction then he said iraq condemns the missile attacks those recent missile attacks which he says is a breach of sovereignty and mohamed bin abdominal funny he was qatar's foreign minister said at the visit comes at a critical time of course to talk to the iraq is he said efforts are under going to keep iraq out of regional conflicts and he said that qatar's and its friendly allies are trying to decrease tensions he said qatar supports the full independence and territorial integrity of iraq let's bring in one khan he joins us now on the phone from the iraqi capital in months we know we've been calling for both sides to show restraint all parties to show restraint what more did we learn from the press conference then. well wolf the key message was it was absolutely clear

territorial sovereignty must be respected there is a clear worry from iraq is very. big so the use of 1 ground somehow between the u.s. and iran that it's really about reducing those tents and the claim message from iraq must be respected as a country it's the language is actually very interesting because words like crucial we use this was a crucial visit this was coming at a time most important clearly both sides the one thing. the cats will be able to somehow mediate between the various parties don't forget the emir of qatar shake dream more than actually in tehran any foreign leader or on a social level since the crisis began to clearly cast a role to play and it seems to take it very seriously and the rockies generally

speaking even before the press conference speaking to various people from the foreign ministry they were saying more than any time before this is a very crucial visit the qataris have something to offer and this we are hoping will calm tensions in the region in many talk about so reducing tensions that the iranian president has been talking today about the future of u.s. and foreign troops in iraq saying they won't be secure that how is this likely to go down there in iraq do you think. well iraq is really divided between 2 sides you have some things in the code on one side which like the american troops to remain and then you have the shia political blocs lamido political blocs talking who would like the americans to leave his post the prime minister all of those body in a very difficult position because he has an executive to connect a decision between the rockies and the americans the american troops on the soil clearly after the killing the g.c.

general hossam so the money that's become a very big issue but there's also another side to all of this as well one of the key shia clerics in southern has called for a 1000000 man march against u.s. troops in the country so iraq is gearing up for a real discussion within the parliament itself habits fall and that's really key to understand is that people also came out key people at all in about the removal of u.s. troops but it hasn't gone into parliament since it was discussed last week so there is a real divide between iraq and politicians on all sides about what to do these u.s. troops now from assad of the mahdi has publicly said that he will sign an order to allow troops to leave but he doesn't have the political cover he would like to be able to control stayman if they pushed out and clearly the americans this is simply ignoring all of this and saying we have

a good relationship iraq he's oxford's the thing all right to him in combat live for us on the iraqi capital baghdad imman thank you. or let's move on shall we because saddam's government censors put down an armed revolt by members of a disbanded intelligence unit who were angry at the terms they've been offered for their dismissal 2 soldiers were killed and 4 injured it's a 1st major challenge from within the security ranks for the transitional government which took power in august reports now from the capitol. tuesday in her started like the. members of the operation of sudan's general intelligence services opening fire in the capital there rejecting a severance package offered to them after the unit was dissolved months ago and they opted to retire rather than join the military tensions were high as people. can remember some up close are firing their weapons what are we waiting for where

are the security forces to stop this. sudan's government only months old deployed soldiers to try and contain the situation tanks patrolled the streets while military choppers flew over her. as the main airport was shut down the operations unit in the intelligence services was dissolved as part of reforms by the then military council which ousted the country's president ahmed april following months of protests protesters had demanded the intelligence services be restructured accusing them of corruption and committing crimes against civilians the government described today's event at the meeting and called on the members of the unit to lay down their guns it's accused their former leader who resigned days after bashir was ousted of being behind the shootings minus good. we will no longer remain silent what happened today is behind it this force operates under his command his ordering this force and his commanders plotting against the country in secret they

are trying to incite internal strife there are protests planned in the coming days . they want to stop problems in the country. but gun battles played out in residential neighborhoods with people reporting stray bullets landing in their homes and to billions injured people are on high alert and not only because of the events but because of what they may signify they're worried that this week that their revolution back and that the military will try to tighten its grip on power to restore security in the capital and elsewhere. some analysts are blaming the government for the outbreak of violence and if they couldn't know. there was a mistake in how issues were run after the sting of bashir and especially in dealing with a peer ations unit of indian intelligence services and how they were integrated we're no talking about at least 3000 people who are well armed well trained indeed intelligence forces and they weren't properly released and didn't hand their

weapons. tuesday in how to end it the way it started with the sound of gunshots filling the air the latest violence is a reminder to sudanese that they transitional government remains fragile and there are still many security issues to be resolved people morgan all just their own. now protesters in lebanon have been out on the streets once again issuing a new call for action following 3 months of on to government unrest they have regrouped what they call a week of anger under the slogan the revolution is coming back on tuesday night protests in the capital beirut turned violent we're going to joins us live now from the lebanese capital sana'a so last night a main commercial district in the capital was a battleground we know that been violent incidents since the protest movement began and so was last night different. anger is escalating people are growing increasingly frustrated because of the near economic collapse in the country as you can see behind me banks have been vandalized cash

machines destroyed. in central beirut a commercial district was a battleground for hours they were running battles between security forces and protesters which began outside the central bank a few 100 meters from where we are standing protesters tried to storm the central bank and security forces intervened people are angry because the banking sector they've imposed capital controls basically there's only a certain amount of money you can withdraw from your savings dollars r r r in shortage and there's even a cap on the amount of lebanese pounds so people feel the banking sector is keeping people with the money hostage and they're also blaming the banks for the failed policies in recent years that led to lebanon's worst economic crisis in decades but at the same time some of the protesters who were on the streets yesterday are supporters of the ruling alliance and many believe that this was a message

a message to the banking sector as well as the head of the central bank that they want him to go for 2 reasons those in the ruling alliance those who hold power in this country believe that banks in one way or the other are imposing this controls to create more anger in the streets to turn the streets against those in power the political class and it's not just that they do blame. me for implementing u.s. sanctions against the iranian backed group hezbollah which leads the ruling alliance so i political message at the same time saying that just briefly is there any sign the political vacuum will end anytime soon to allow the economy to improve . no politicians are in deadlock they are vying over ministerial seats bickering amongst each other a prime minister was appointed approximately a month ago has by the ruling alliance who now don't seem to want him has found yet

has a cabinet line up what we understand of technocrats in the pendent experts which is what the street wants what the anti-establishment protesters want but right now those in power are insisting on keeping their political power because of regional developments following the killing of the iranian military commander qassam so like many many people here believe lebanon is going to be in the eye of the storm because the ruling elite is led by a group allied with iran so they want politicians in the next government in case certain decisions have to be made and now they want them and they appointed out of office and that is why they have joined the anti political establishment protesters in the streets or to say no there in beirut say no thank you in pakistan winter storms of killed over 100 people rescue workers all battling harsh conditions to reach those stranded in baluchistan just on administered kashmir full cost of just

the harsh weather will continue to. come on high to is in islamabad he says poorly built homes of contributed to high death tolls. most of the. progress on the administered kashmir near the line of control where most of the book. live on deep slopes and a fag so much. short duration actually called the real problem although prepared to tell you that they did not unusually see this kind of nobody would normally come in and take about 4 to 5 days to accumulate that. kind of snow however within that period before. the snow came down quite heavy and that. notwithstanding the fact that there are very poor infrastructure. 'd poor populations most of the. heavy rain or

heavy snows the government needs to. be a fake thread by reinforcing and rebuilding some of those home great draw 'd down and do it all cubans. are tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera iran's president is warning foreign forces to leave the region in a televised cabinet meeting he said european soldiers deployed to the middle east could be in danger for the u.k. france and germany challenge to iran for violating the 2050 nuclear deal honey and says he's open to returning to the deal but he dismissed the idea of a we negotiated settlement you know while iran's foreign minister zarif says the accidental shooting down of the ukrainian plane last week was a direct result of u.s. aggression zarif insists protests of the incident are under control. last year

night we had people in the streets of tehran demonstrating against. the fact that they would like to put a couple of days but this was a very serious situation we believe that it is the fact that it wasn't disclosed early enough if you look at comparable situations it was just close to it because there are incidents where 2 years 10 years has gone by nobody has claimed responsibility so our military forces were brave enough to claim responsibility. qatar's foreign minister is in baghdad and in all sides to respect iraqi sovereignty mohammed been a brocken all fanny met his iraqi counterpart mohammed ali al hakim he called on all sides to work towards deescalation out of the us kill the rainy and general hossam somali in libya the book banks government aligned with warlords as

a ceasefire with tripoli based government is over according to the un recognized government of national code fighting has broken out south of the capital and is responded to tanks and artillery fire on monday jna and have time begun talks in moscow to end the conflict but general have to left without a deal being agreed russia's defense minister said after the needed time to discuss the agreement with his allies in pakistan winter storms have killed over 100 people . rescue workers are battling harsh conditions to reach those stranded in baluchistan and pakistan administered kashmir but those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after life abstention counseling. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we bring you the stories in developments that are regularly changing the world we live in for example china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera.

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