maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda. our nation what has happened to the revenge that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. this is not religion this is a politic me and an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. it's going to get worse and worse and worse new warning from the world health organisation on the global pandemic as many countries see record numbers of new coronavirus infections. play watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back t. ball also coming up. with. violent protests in the democratic

republic of congo against the appointment of a new election commission chief. at least 12 people were killed and dozens injured in a suicide bombing in northern afghanistan the taliban has claimed responsibility and washington's n.f.l. team drops a redskins name and logo baaing to criticism they are offensive to native americans . the world health organization is warning that the world want to be returning to normal life for the foreseeable future it says a global coronavirus pandemic is only going to get worse if basic health care precautions are not followed nearly 13000000 people worldwide have now tested positive and they've been more than a half a 1000000 deaths globally many governments which had begun easing logged on measures are now being forced to bring them back and the head of the w.h.o.

says too many countries are seeing their infection numbers heading in the wrong direction. the situation we're seeing is countries that overcame the 1st peak of the outbreak but having is that restrictions are now struggling with the new peaks and accelerating cases in several countries across the world we are now seeing dangerous increases in cases and hospital wards feeling again it would appear that many countries are losing gains made as proven measures to reduce risk are not implemented or followed well more than a quarter of the world's recorded covered 1000 cases are in the u.s. over the weekend 7 states set daily case records and florida added more infections in a day than any state had previously but as cases mount the trump administration seems to be targeting its own infectious disease expert our white house correspondent

kimberly how carefree for some washington. there's no question the president is trying to pin the blame for the krona virus that is really spreading terms of the number of new cases breaking records every day in the united states and this is something that he has been heavily criticized for particularly from his opponent in the november election the democratic presidential nominee joe biden so as a result this is really standard playbook for the u.s. president to point the fingers to deflect blame and he has done this repeatedly going back as far as april when he retreated the call to fire foushee even making a hash tag out of it and essentially what this has been is a strategy from this white house now for a number of days some would argue even weeks to pin the blame on dr anthony who has served under 6 presidents he has a higher michel raving to be better than the us president according to one phone leaving 67 percent in the united is really looked upon as america's doctor by

americans on both sides of the one of you but the white house has tried to discredit him the line coming out of this administration on that as happens down to iraq she has been wrong on just many times but to be clear even if that were true the president can't fire him in fact he is a career civil servant so what the strategy has been is to sideline him instead. india meanwhile has reported a surge in cases for the 6 consecutive day with nearly 29000 new infections a number of states are now going back into down as a result the decision isn't being welcomed by many in indian administered kashmir who are ready been facing restrictions since the government revolts the region's autonomy and is a war on a right for some new delhi. as the last of the sun's rays shine on srinagar is done lake the serenity hides the fears of its presidents because for many and indeed administered kashmir more common than the sight of boat men is that of soldiers and

barricades and one of the world's most militarized places. and from sunday night more barriers have been put up with nearly 90 areas of the city placed under lockdown. mohammad baba is worried about how his flower shop will survive with good business is entirely dependent on the readings he's in but the reimposition of lockdown as a result problems because the customers can't reach us not can we deliver to them and replace the orders in bulk and it is just after we face tremendous losses every shopkeepers softly. the government local representatives say the restrictions were necessary because the number of active coronavirus cases in sri lanka doubled from nearly 600 may june to 1202 weeks later but with a relatively low number of cases many question the need for such measures it's very strange for a common man to understand what kind of logic is being presented to justify this

reimposition of lockdown and restrictions while the number of cases is not alarming the focus should have been on maintaining physical distance and varying of mass. media's have been suffering economically long before the nationwide lockdown was imposed in march when the indian government revoke the region's were taught to me in august last year it imposed a curfew and cut off telecommunications see if there is a serious stress and that is financial instability in kashmir really serious financial instability people are on the verge of. breakdown and. i'm praying and hoping that. this extreme step does not lead people to react in some extreme manner. despite imposing more restrictions on its residents the government says the region will open to domestic tourists from tuesday and an annual hindu pilgrimage might be allowed at the end of the month other pilgrims or

tourists why disproof. you know is wires on a vacation when the tourist will come is why it isn't the occasion when the programs will come and the wires will become active only when it's about the need to kashmiris that has been these are the questions that will be goes. elsewhere and india the major cities of karnataka and putin maharashtra govt not down for 10 days with only essential services allowed despite the rise in cases the interior minister says the world is witnessing one of the most successful battles against code 19 here in india but while the nationwide lockdown imposed in late march delayed the surge in cases it's now up to state governments to manage the outbreak elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. and other world news sounds and have been protesting in the democratic republic of congo against the appointment of a new electoral commission chief all sam alone does nomination has angered many opposition politicians have accused him of being complicit in rigging previous

elections they say milan days biased towards former president joseph kabila. stepped down last year after nearly 2 decades in office but is on the rise hold the parliamentary majority and control most cabinet ministries just last month proposed judicial reforms that also sparked protests the reforms would have given the justice minister more powers over judges and prosecutors present an excuse to carry rejected them and the justice minister was briefly arrested deepening the rift within the governing coalition al jazeera as katherine sawyer has more on what's causing the unrest. walkinshaw so right now it's called play. least managed to disperse the thousands of protesters who won granting battles with the police all afternoon. dece test really were organized by an opposition qualification called and in the copy token schussel we so john p.r. bemba a very influential politician with

a huge following so he let he was leading this of thousands of his supporters they were heading to palm meant they were despotic by police using tear gas and they say that they are angry with this nomination of this of president of the electoral commission but they also say that beyond that daryn happy with the leadership of president and leads to see katie and the coalition he has formed with former president joseph kabila they say that this has plunged the country in a political and economic crisis and the president needs to act i gently to solve the situation. the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack in the northern afghan province of salman gun 12 people have been killed 11 of them were afghan intelligence forces authorities say a suicide bomber targeting the office set off the explosion and the 63 people including children have been unchanged al-jazeera scene has more from kabul.

the explosion happened around noon a taliban suicide bomber ride in a car bomb attack the headquarters of national directorate of security in a big city the capital of some one province the explosion was big many were killed and tens were rushed to the hospitals taliban has claimed responsibility on this attack and its spokesman that said that at least 60 people were either killed or wounded during the attack and this happened in the same day when the government has announced that they have released at least 160 taliban prisoners from the many prisons across the country and also the taliban announced in the last 3 days that they have released 42 security government security forces from many prisons across afghanistan and while the prison swap continues the

clashes and confrontations continue between the government and taliban our sources in the ministry of defense told us that last night 18 security forces were killed and 4 taliban members were killed in clashes that lasted all night in the northern province of hundreds. kosovo's president is at the hague to face questions about his suspected role in the killings that took place during the conflict in the late 1990 s. a special prosecutor has filed a 10 count indictment accusing husham touchy vice president and others of crimes against humanity and war crimes prosecutors say touchy this sally and others are currently responsible for the murders of nearly 100 people some of whom were their political opponents the crimes include enforces appearances persecution and torture carried out during kosovo as war of independence against serbia between 19981999 they've also accused touchy and viscerally of a campaign to obstruct and undermine their investigation touch he says he was he

has complied with the prosecutor's requests for the interview because he believes in dialogue and good relations with all nations are immigrated to the neutral and will succeed. were made for my poverty my people my company. nobody got the right to be ordered. this is a good or evil. photo weber is a senior associate at the democrats he is ation policy counsel he says the case has been a long time coming. this case has been pending for years and even the kates so there is a strong case for assuming that that the very decision that the prosecutors went with the indictment to the core that they really have a strong case for trying mr touching in the violent ethnic breakup of yugoslavia

virt of the we kemo of the militia which regime there was monday kate of a defacto untile being an apartheid regime of serbia over across the wall that poked for us peaceful resistance that as it became more unsustainable turned into a violent resistance led by a by a that caylee and there are serious indictments that could not or serious indications that were not successful to be tried because of various problems both at the u.n. war crimes trial new tribunals and nothing costs all by the rule of law mission ulick's that the in the context of that war of course the systematic ethnic cleansing had been applied by the serbian side and serbian president milosevic indicted for this in the hague that there have been also crimes committed in kosovo on the albanian sites against costa will serve minority and partly also crimes political crimes killings of political opponents among the cost of albanians.

higher still ahead on al-jazeera at close speeds old following a better campaign why on jay do this presidential win in poland is a bonus for right wing politics not just in the country but throughout europe. and the u.k. says it wants to welcome the best and brightest talent changes. we got some bits and pieces of generally fair weather cloud across the middle east at the moment but biologics hot sunshine pretty much all the way to see this area cloud a little further north between the black sea and the caspian sea if you shall see if the children are armenia azerbaijan for a time pushing down into northern parts of iran but elsewhere you push a little further south slopes of hot and dry weather 44 celsius here in doha on

shoes day perhaps a touch warmer as we go on into where to stay by where to stay you see those showers just around the caspian sea starting to nudge their way a little further east was a bit more cloud downs was the southern end of the potential out certainly some showers there just around the southern end of the red sea still plenty a shower sliding out of theo p.s.l. saddam pushing across the central african republic into cameroon southern areas of nigeria still seeing some very heavy rain but the wet weather starting to ease across but in and togo liberian serry alone could also see some flooding rains as we go on through the next couple of days as choose de spicher go on into way to stay that rain still very much in evidence but can a fossil also seeing some big downpours at this stage might see a few showers 2 to season towards kenya with one of 2 showers it's about.

a scandal which rocked the nation to its core and exposed hundreds of court officials accused of accepting bribes just to show the most dangerous commodity one s. sometimes take a spark a day or an edifice to blow up a personal pot against judicial corruption as i'm accountable by i i come out of my congress in an exclusive documentary al-jazeera examines one man's extraordinary battle for justice in ghana at this time. the e.u. and. a recap of our top stories are now just here at this hour the world health organization has warned the global coronavirus funday make is only going to get

worse it says many countries that ease lockdowns are now seeing cases spike again in hospital spill out in the 13000000 people worldwide have now tested positive for corbett 19000 have been protesting in the democratic republic of congo against the appointment of a new election commission chief opposition politicians have accused all summer long doubts being complicit in rigging previous elections and the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack in the northern afghan province of someone gone 12 people have been killed 11 of them afghan intelligence forces are thought he say a suicide bomber targeting their office set off the expulsion. not iran is asking south korea to release billions of dollars it owes for oil exports in transactions dating back several years speaking to his ear at the foreign ministry spokesman said iran is currently negotiating with south korea on getting the money back as bring in our correspondent in tehran. tell us more about what the

foreign ministry spokesman told you and why the south koreans are holding on to this iranian money. but all this goes back to before we went before the united states pulled out that 2015 nuclear deal no nuclear deal was supposed to curb iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief not the donald trump administration that don't trump pulled the u.s. out of the deal in 2018 and impose sanctions against iran but before that happened several. countries were still trading with iran south korea was one of them and they purchased iranian oil to the tune of around $7000000000.00 but there's one problem they haven't paid now iran says that's because in the u.s. pressure specifically saying that given to us boiling now we spoke to foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi and he said that the reasoning given by south korea as to why they are holding onto those funds is unacceptable to iran. we will explore all legal and diplomatic avenues to bring this money back to the country

it's held illegally in south korean banks and their reasoning is totally illegal and irrational the us is putting pressure on them that's not related to us it's between them and the us our nation wants the money it earned through illegal trade back we've had a historic and traditional relationship with south korea but these actions have negative impacts on this relationship. now iran is fighting the pandemic they need that money to buy medical equipment and supplies but they also wanted to regulate their economy now south korea did send medical equipment and testing kits to iran and iran says that's not aid because south korea deducted that 1000000 or so dollars from money owed to iran now it's important to note that these u.s. sanctions are unique that true they are not from the united nations or the security council a fact that abbas mousavi was very keen to point out to us but countries and companies do face the threat of the u.s. imposing sanctions or fines against them for dealing with iran but the message from

iran hair into iran is very clear and the message to south korea is that you purchased that will now pay for it thank you for that big life or a stair in tehran. yemen's home fees say they've killed and injured dozens of high ranking military officers in saudi arabia according to their spokesman they hit multiple military sites and a large oil facility just across the border game this is part of a major new offensive saudi arabia hasn't said whether anyone was killed or injured in the attacks but the saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen announce it intercepted 4 missiles and 6 explosive drones overnight what was thought if in about is 3 up in iowa up with high position ballistic missiles not disclosed before and large numbers of drones are armed forces destroyed warplanes and pilot barracks and their defense patriot system and jaime some shit other military positions and is on a not strong were destroyed also the joint oil installation in the industrial area

of design was targeted targets were hit with high position our armed forces successfully targeted the tardo in military campaign matter problems were saudi officials were meeting as a result dozens were killed and injured mamoun who now are is a military analyst and retired jordanian air force general he believes the hoofy forces are gaining strength. hoofy have a very big capability a match of fact they have the upper yemen. using such weapons drawn as ballistic missile and cruise they are clean about the nature of the war of the war and 25th century and i think they have the most experience now in the world using such weapons and i think that in your landing from them this would be also learning how to defend against them they don't see a this so the defense system is very nimble and week even with the american try to help them out and to great sea or to do it ours with their system it's

a vast area very hard to detect targets such groups or draws so the star get they have the accuracy of these new weapons they have the accuracy and the range to reach anywhere in the gulf so the u.s. . even they could reach tel a deep is that with this cruise missiles are no days so that's. a big great challenge for the. 2 stores such as weapons and the future. is in the mandela the daughter of now c.n.n. winnie mandela has died a hoss at a hospital in johannesburg at the age of 59 she was serving as south africa's ambassador to denmark at the time of her death in the mandela came to prominence in 1985 when the white minority government offered to release her father from prison and that was an condition announced mandela denounce renounced his movements on a struggle against the apartheid regime in the mandela read his letter rejecting

the offer at a public meeting broadcast around the world. the political shift towards a right in eastern europe has got yet another boss with poland's incumbent on jay duda now really winning the presidential runoff hispania reddy controls parliament which means it can press ahead with its conservative agenda lexi o'brien reports it was a vote seen as a battle for poland's future and the results show a country divided our nation has got still different voices still different ideas for the president so i'm happy for our democracy we've got the sucker out for. a tiny margin keeping andre due to an office for a 2nd 5 year term propped up by the right wing loon and justice party. is calling for unity and studies good ones national student i said it's full of these want it belongs to all of us and we have to do everything we can to make life you're the best it can possibly be that's not exactly what dude is known for his conservative

agenda includes strong opposition to gay and abortion rights and his constitutional reforms that weaken the independence of the judiciary put him at odds with the e.u. do does wyvill in the election with the centrist warsaw rough ski would warn their problems democracy was under attack he launched his campaign at the last minute with a more progressive platform which tom said cossar relations with the e.u. you know that you know if that 2nd line so it's only the beginning i am convinced we will change poland now that we have woken up no one will put us to sleep and what's most important we will continue fighting you respective of the result the clash between the 2 radically different candidates so voters turn out in record numbers narrowly lost to do to and his allies in the p.i.a.'s is seen by some as a long term win for the opposition and it captivates a lot of political emotions around not only one candidate but also around the party

. hopes that. in the future especially the younger generation bodes well. against. a potential for change and. until that change comes rights groups beer duders win will not only both right wing tendencies at home but also within the european union his conservative ally in hungary president viktor obama posted a congratulatory message on facebook with the word bravo they have worked together to block sanctions from the e.u. and in a week where the e.u. is due to meet to discuss its new budget the election result means there is a lot at stake for poland and exuberant al-jazeera britain's home secretary says the country is looking to attract the best and brightest under its new poles breaks at immigration plan for cheaper towns says employers will be encouraged to hire

workers from within the country but health professionals will be able to apply for fast track entry under the new point space system that favors highly skilled africans. despite best efforts of the partially opposite we are indeed free movement and we are introducing a points based system a farmer unfair system that would take back control of our borders crack down on criminals and unleash our countries to protect potential building a broader picture of britain and signal to the world that we are open for business need parker is in london with more details about the plan. you need to get 70 points in order to get a base number of points to be need to be able to have decent enough english language skills you need to have a job offer from a recognized company you need to be earning above a certain salary threshold of around $33000.00 if you're a doctor or a nurse much needed a course in britain's national health service the shown during the recent pandemic

you can apply via a parallel scheme and if you're a graduate from a british university you're allowed to stay here for up to 2 years after graduating concerns from the opposition labor party that given the recent pandemic there simply just hasn't been the amount of time necessary to scrutinise all of these issues concerns to form many businesses from different senses of the building sector from hospitality from growers from the high street as well that all of a sudden they work forces will be significantly dented shaken up at a time in which months after lockdown of course these sectors of desperately trying to rebound and recover only back in april at the height of the pandemic we saw growers charter aircraft to bring pickers over from places like rumania in eastern europe to avoid food and vegetables you know rotting in the fields that's how dependent sectors of britain's economy is on labor being able to continue to come to the u.k. year on. going forward so the worry is now that given this political decision that

the economy may well be dented by this and most certainly businesses will be left in the lurch he you foreign ministers have met in person for the 1st time since the coronavirus pandemic began on the agenda as a discussion in syria as the situation in syria as well as libya and turkey tensions have increased between paris and ankara in recent weeks over their role in the libyan conflict and actions in the eastern mediterranean that has more from paris. your zipper barrel after this meeting said the turkey had to be a point of long debate and discussion for you foreign ministers and at the end of this is discussion you foreign ministers all agreed that some of turkey's actions went against e.u. values and interests actions in for example syria or libya there was special condemnation amongst e.u.

foreign ministers for example of ankara's recent decision to turn back the fear museum into a mosque this was something that years april said would fuel mistrust and division amongst communities also called on turkey to stop its continued oil and gas drilling off the coast of cyprus something that the e.u. says is illegal and he also called on turkey to stop fueling the crisis as he put it in libya but actually work more towards a solution so an agreement on the fact that turkey has often in the past and continues to work against values and interests but i agree ment the what is needed is more dialogue washington d.c.'s n.f.l. team have dropped their redskins name after pressure from social justice cross the red skins name has caused a lot of controversy over the years for its racial insensitivity towards native americans pressure increase after the death of george freud in may key sponsors are

since i asked a team to change its name well while nike stopped selling the team's merchandise on its online platforms a new name has not yet been chosen and will likely take some time as it involves trademarking and other administrative procedures. clear again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization has won the global coronavirus pandemic is only going to get worse it says many countries that ease lock downs are now seeing cases spike again and hospitals fill up nearly 13000000 people worldwide have now tested positive for the situation we're seeing is countries that overcame the 1st because of the outbreak but having restrictions are now struggling with a new peaks and accelerate increases in several countries across the world we are

now seeing dangerous increases in cases and hospital wards feeling again it would appear that many countries are losing greensmith as proven measures to reduce risk are not implemented or followed. thousands have been protesting in the democratic republic of congo against the appointment of a new election commission chief opposition politicians have accuse all summer long doubt being complicit in rigging previous elections they say milan de is biased towards former president joseph kabila in afghanistan the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack in the northern province of salman gan 12 people have been killed 11 of them intelligence off force forces authorities say a suicide bomber targeting their office set off the expulsion. iran is asking south korea to release billions of dollars it all is for oil exports in transactions

dating back several years ago speaking to the foreign ministry spokesman said iran will explore both legal and diplomatic avenues to get its money back the assets some reportedly frozen under the pretext of u.s. sanctions yemen's hoofy rebels say they've killed and injured dozens of high ranking military officers in saudi arabia according to their spokesman they hit multiple military science and a large oil facility just across the border there with these claim this is part of a major new offensive saudi arabia hasn't said whether anyone was killed or injured in the attacks but the saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen announced it intercepted 4 missiles and 6 explosive drones overnight. and poland's conservative president and j. due to has returned to office after a runoff vote due to narrowly won with just over half the votes his wife all raffaelle trust koskie received nearly 49 percent those are the headlines inside stories next.

about tool for libya's oil the government in tripoli accuses the united arab emirates of ordering warlord khalifa haftar to block petroleum exit polls but what's behind the dispute and could it scuttle attempts to end libya's civil war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong come on oil has played

a major role in the years long conflict in libya most of the all fields all in the east on the war load of control this means the u.n. recognize go.