that we want to or people are being paid for really mark you look at it that we are while travelling at a mile away all the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. tensions rise further in the mediterranean as turkey snaps back it will now conduct live naval drills stand off greece escalates. and come on santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera several journalists rounded up by police while covering more anti-government protests this isn't better ruth says. there has been a fortnight of demonstrations in wisconsin over the police shooting of unarmed black man. who not only. rest and locked up

with no chance of being freed a white supremacist who killed 51 muslim worship is in new zealand is sentenced. to 24 hours ago turkey warned greece not to test its patients and now we know what that means turkey's announced it will hold live firing exercises in the eastern mediterranean next week the latest escalation in a maritime dispute with greece over control of potential gas and oil reserves both countries have already been holding military drills near a patch of sea they both claim in addition the turkish government is extending the work of its vessel the one conducting seismic surveys of the area greece is also ratified a maritime agreement with egypt which turkey opposes so lots of escalations there. making life difficult for germany's top diplomat who's calling for an end to the exercises the e.u.

tries to pull greece and turkey back from confrontation i am asked spoke at a meeting of e.u. foreign ministers in berlin. we will see how things develop at the end of this month where the ships will move to and we will also work here to create the conditions for turkey and greece to solve their problems directly with each other and to do everything possible to avoid military confrontation. we will hear more about the europe european side of things with dominic cain in berlin in a moment 1st in istanbul on the message turkey is trying to send when it comes to turkey's systemic operations. in the. eastern mediterranean the defense minister who sarkar said that we are doing all our facilities in the in the area that is over the defined turkey has submitted its cordon it's to the you and 20 years ago and the latest one was back in 2019

according to the u.n. says the law of the convention the u.n. doesn't assign you any borders it's not like continental territory or land territory or the water territory case is different so it gives you some it defined to. some definitions but it is up to the 2 countries to decide and come to a solution so actually this is a bilateral problem between turkey and greece that they have to agree on a fair share of rights and resources this is what the turkish foreign minister defense minister has been saying that but he said everybody must know that if there is a threat coming from those territories against turkey we will be defensive in defending ourselves and we are a couple mainly what turkey has been but there it is actually its 3rd parties being involved like france and the u.a.e. because turkey says that military exercises and maritime training exercises even a what if i live life fires are conducted within turkey's territorial waters.

the ministerial mantra here has been to emphasize the virtues of dialogue and deescalation we heard it from us we've heard it also from an interested observer in this e.u. meeting that's. the secretary general of nato who said specifically that precisely that that dialogue and deescalation all the ways out of this particular di lemma but the problem in so far as the e.u. is concerned is that turkey is not part of the e.u. and yet it is very important to the e.u. remember that the deal between the turkish government and the e.u. regarding refugees is a central plank of policy something that matters particularly here in this capital city in berlin and so clearly where possible the e.u. wants to remain on very good terms with the turkish government but then equally it

has to remember that 2 member states of the e.u. greece and cyprus also have a vested interest in what's going on in the eastern mediterranean which again is why what they've been really urging here is dialogue and deescalation specifically that came to from angela merkel who said she's particularly concerned about how things are unfolding in the eastern mediterranean. on to other news and police in baton rouge have detained around 20 journalists preparing to cover another day of protests in minsk according to the reuters news agency their telephones and identity documents were confiscated it comes as the belarusian president accused in the west of waging a diplomatic war to exploit instability in the country russia has also said alexander lukashenko has asked for help to create a reserve police force. as journalists to the pitch reports protesters are continuing to gather in minsk. in new york at the recruitment of the men the

soldiers scheming to church obscene cyberman and the land around 100 people came to jena to express the salute dari to be those who were arrested last night last night when the peaceful gathering too late here in central means that independence square the police came in around 30 people were detained by the protesters locked inside the church when police just shot the doors and today besides the bad weather it's radiance today people are still. going to rise they protest the protests to the president tell xander because shine and also to those school with torches it's been arrested during the 1st days after the election night and just a couple of minutes ago the police came here police filmed every single contest to see people say he's not going to throw the frightened they're not going to to put

pressure on ours because ph here i mean i want to be together because the red line was crossed and b how to go to the she'll be you know to just see you elections. donald trump says federal troops are being sent to assist the national guard following a 4th night of black lives matter protests in cairo show wisconsin around 500 gods are in the city where police shot and. realized black american jacob blake on sunday during protests on tuesday 2 people were also shot stabbed as well in the 17 year old suspect has been arrested and charged for that over $100.00 now he's reporting from financial wisconsin. hundreds of law enforcement agencies all levels are descending on the small city of can osha where local police have struggled to quell escalating violence. the ramping up of law enforcement follows a fatal fight between protesters and a teenager who fired an assault weapon on demonstrators killing 2 and wounding one

. using video from the scene sheriff's deputies arrested 17 year old kyle rittenhouse a man you. know we're going to blame it on everybody else it was not clear whether rittenhouse was among the armed militia members who verbal e clashed with protesters after days of looting arson in violent clashes the city has responded with a new curfew we're not going to put up with what we saw monday night we're not going to is that mean we're going to stop it all. it comes on numbers that come we're not to be able to stop it all but we're going to be assertive in helping to protect the city at the notion that. the governor has called in a broad array of law enforcement from across the state of wisconsin the region and the federal government governor tony has called in 500 more military troops from the national guard to join hundreds of local police and sheriff's deputies in riot

gear president trump offered up federal troops saying today i will be sending federal law enforcement and the national guard to canoe she was constant to restore law and order that federal contribution could be sizable a law enforcement source tells me that 60 f.b.i. officers and an untold number of federal swat officers are coming from chicago alone adding to a force that has increased dramatically in recent days. the demonstrations began on sunday after police fired several shots into the back of jacob blake. a black man left paralyzed from a shooting his 3 sons witnessed from inside the car where he was struck wisconsin attorney general josh call says the investigation into that shooting shows police were trying to arrest jacob blake following a complaint from his girlfriend that he had trespassed in her home and call name the officer involved. mr blake walked around his vehicle open the driver's side

door and leaned forward while holding on to mr blake's sure officer rusty. fired his service weapon 7 times. says blake admitted to officers that he had a knife later found on the driver's side floorboard of his car the video did not show him threatening officers. as protests continued past the new curfew demonstrators seemed undeterred in a massive influx of police plan to shut them down john hendren al-jazeera can no show wisconsin. now a development here on the decision by the wisconsin based basketball team you may remember they decided to sit out a playoff game in protest against the police shooting well that will not bring about the end of the n.b.a. postseason according to u.s. media outlets the n.b.a. did postpone all of wednesday's playoffs when the bucs boycott a big game against the orlando magic after a meeting on thursday basketball as have agreed to continue playing more with us

what's present at the richardson and what's the story on the milwaukee still going to sit it out and everyone else plays let's. say much share with not had any official confirmation from the n.b.a. as yet the n.b.a. board of governors having a separate meeting to the n.b.a. players what we understand is that the playoff games that used to take place tonight thursday they will not take place they'll be postponed the with 3 games also they got postponed yesterday including that game involving the milwaukee bucks but then it does appear as though the playoffs will go ahead now that could be seen as well what was the point of it all but in these important to stress that never before have we actually seen a major sports league in the u.s. actually go as far as a boycott there's been talk about it in the past back in the 1960 s. when the players' union was looking for representation they got very close to boycotting games i never quite got that far so even though it may have only lasted for 2 days. they're hoping that it will have refocused attention on one of the

reasons they agreed to go to the n.b.a. restart it is by a secure environment in florida so it's a focus attention on to the black clouds massive movement the players were worried that that message was being lost and that people were were moving on and that black lives matter was just becoming a slogan they didn't mean anything and i think now at least they've they've set that precedence and as far as they're concerned if if there isn't meaningful action taken they will walk away again the referees got involved as well didn't they as well they've sort of joined the movement that's true and i think that's symbolic of this unique environment that the players and everybody is in that not playing games all over the country there in this. secure environment in florida just outside disney world in orlando so it means the referees the player is the owners they're all together and so collective action is that much more easy to happen and it can happen very quickly so even if the players do go back and agree to play. on friday

you can see very quickly that if nothing changes and they still feel as though the message that they wanted to get out to the world is not being heard they will walk away from these playoffs and the richardsons our sports presenter will see him again in the years our 1800 hours do you see with more on that one. still ahead in this world isn't there marty's leaders say they've released the ousted president abraham to the cape different tension and the hurrican laura rolls across the southern u.s. coast bringing a storm surge and destructive winds and rain. and i once again welcome to another look at the international forecast so fairly quiet across see a right be in potentially some places clad down towards the south as per usual it has to be said that it doesn't stand a possibility as we go on through friday where the weather is

a southern parts of pakistan the southeast of pakistan in particular could see some showers along the spells of rain over the next couple of days but here across the middle east it is dry you might just pick up one or 2 light shall shall we say i think the chances are it will evaporate before reaching the ground as we go on through saturday but sunday something to watch out for specialty of weather well the more the way of tampa weather towards a southern end of the red sea western parts of yemen and still in with a chance the seeing some showers with the the show is that make their way across central parts of africa we could see some rather big downpours there just pushing across the democratic republic of congo easing towards gabon cameroon seeing some lively showers along the spells of rain the rain stretches this way back into uganda might just see want to coastal showers just creeping up towards kenya as we go on through saturday to the south of that it is generally dry until we get into the far south the south africa wetter weather a possibility here wanted to share was 2 for the eastern cape.

frank assessments what are you saying back in yemen 60 percent of the relations why it didn't suit this it's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the overall media region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is a proxy because of the recent enters the bill if you do in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera.

these are the top stories this hour on al-jazeera turkish warships to conduct live fire exercises in the eastern mediterranean next week and in a further escalation of the territorial dispute with greece turkey's government is also extending the operations of its seismic survey ship which is searching for oil and gas. police and batteries of detained around 20 journalist preparing to cover another day of protests in minsk. the president's accusing the west of waging a diplomatic war to exploit instability. in an additional national guard troops have been deployed to the u.s. if you know she was constant after 4 nights of protests over the police shooting of the black magic. donald trump is preparing to rally the party faithful on the final night of the

republican national convention where he will officially accept his party's presidential nomination wednesday sessions or vice president mike pence praised trump's record on the economy and law and order he criticized democratic presidential candidate joe biden for attacking america and said the country would not be safe under his leadership an official at the white house now where donald trump will give that speech tonight that's the whole of the story but allen what about his speech any indications of what's going to be in it. well we're getting an idea that what he's going to do is present something that is considered a positive view of the united states we're told that he intends to paint your biden as a weak candidate someone who is in the thrall to the radical left wing democrat genda particularly when it comes to the border on taxes on trade on china on energy and crime the president intends to draw a contrast between what he sees as foreign action on coronavirus particularly the

idea of what he suggests was stopping all travel from china which isn't exactly true and what joe biden has done saying he has carried out a basement strategy and done absolutely nothing just a reminder at this point there's almost $180000.00 people dead the unemployment rate currently because of coronavirus is over 10 percent and census essential he's going to talk about. some of the violence that we've seen in towns and cities particularly over the last few months but particularly also in cannot show how he frames that isn't entirely clear but we suggest that it's been suggested that he will obviously go strong on law and order because he believes this is a winning ticket for him he thinks that that will particularly when the votes of suburban housewives who believes will come to his campaign even though in all the polls that we've seen recently they have been flirting with voting for joe biden on those polls the campaign says that they believe that democrats have been over

sampled that is why joe biden tends to be leading in all of them in swing states the campaign insists that if the election was held today donald trump would when and they think that position will improve because when he speaks and we're expecting the speech to last somewhere in the region of 45 minutes to an hour we're told it will be uplifting and optimistic view that will be easily compared to the doom and gloom. of the democrats last week it will be an inspiring rally cry now remember 4 years ago we were told roughly the same thing it was a very dark speech from donald trump but he laid out the problems in america and only he can fix it this time around it appears he's going to see that not only has he fixed it but given another 4 years things will only get better thank you alan fischer for that update from the white house to south africa now where protests

near johannesburg have taken a violent turn after a disabled teenager was allegedly shot and wounded by police in later died in hospital from in a miller has more. there's been a chainsaw and often violent standoff between police and people in this community in eldorado park police have used rubber bullets they've used water cannon to try and dispersed the crowd of angry protesters they say a 16 year old natalya and hire a sewer hand down syndrome was allegedly killed by police on wednesday they say he was shot multiple times and they say police are trying to cover up the killing police have said that the incident took place during gang violence the community denies this the community has been out all day protesting against the killing they say they want justice they say they want the police officer allegedly responsible for the tunnel harriss is death house accountable they've now been pushed back

towards the flats ahead of us and police are trying to disperse the crowd but just as soon as the crowd is pushed back they come forward again more rubber bullets are fired and it's expected that the violence will continue. the leaders in mali so they've released the ousted president abraham group ok to front attention and a lot of to go home he resigned after soldiers seized him from his residence last week that followed months of mass protests against corruption and attacks by on the groups the west african regional bloc urged the immediate return to civilian rule but leaders want the next election to be held in 3 years and while economists say molly's economy will get worse because of the sanctions imposed by eco us following the coup on august 18th the sanctions of cut off trade and travel with the

landlocked country which was already suffering from violence uncovered 19. reports from a boojum millions are struggling to find money and food. of arrives home after spending the day looking for work and money to buy food is family members are eating the last of the rice they have their plight is similar to millions of others in bali impacted by the worsening economy not that it is very difficult in mali compared to what we hear in other countries everything is very expensive very tough city isn't sure if or when he will be able to get a job or for to buy his family meal at the mco central market businesses grinding to a halt people here say they feel frustrated and a preemptive about the future. is a videographer and says the military coup over a week ago has made life tougher. everything was fine before the coup but since then customers to stop coming not many transactions happen these days some

customers are even afraid to come out. have of mali's population live below the poverty line thousands of farmers have been pushed off their fields in conflict over farmland and acts of violence by. $1000.00 ogust the army deposed president. after months of opposition protests the regional bloc they could have a community of west african states or echoes and sanctions including an air land blockade and holding a financial transactions with member states. but some experts say that will only make matters worse this tremendous effort. because as you know we are very dependent on foreign trade and also we have an important gas for we have remittances coming from from the das were not is which is very important more important than aid and if the banking system if you have restrictions on the

banking system transactions this will have tremendous effect on the extra exports i mean for us and this is. very damaging to the front of the falls in commodity prices and conflict 1000 infractions had dump an economy before the cool now the country's new rulers are asking the 15 member regional bloc ecowas for a preview. with the concessions we made we ask that the sanctions echo us imposed on mali should be eased or lifted entirely what matters for us is the population doesn't suffer sanctions are a big problem because it's the ordinary people that will eventually suffer after the talks of the new military leadership course is due to consider the court and its policy on friday it could grant or refuse to request if it declines thousands of malia's will freeze it difficult and i started future. is either a shortage of foreign currency reserves in sudan is devaluing local money and

that's causing the prices of goods to rise some traders are being forced to shut their shops the morgan reports now from the capital. when he most man opened his shop in the sudanese capital hard to him 2 years ago he had hoped the fields would earn big profits but he says lately he's had to increase his prices to cover the costs of importing them and keep his business open. is when 3 weeks ago i used to sell a metre of ceramic tiles for 900 sudanese pounds when i had to change the price of a glider to 1000 and now sell for 1200 the value of the sudanese pound has dropped and so i need to sell at a higher right ibrahim says he gets his hard currency from the unofficial black market banks are short of cash and there is a limit to how much a trader can get officially lately the parallel market has seen a rise in the value of hard currency which resulted in some traders opting not to sell their goods. i have stopped selling my goods because what you sell today if

you calculate the price for the next year you would realize you made a loss a simple course would have gone up so you stop selling till the exchange rate establishes so that neither of us nor the customer research money the value of the dance currency has been falling for the past 9 years that's when south sudan won independence so then lost 75 percent of the oil fields which once accounted for nearly have the foreign exchange the economic crisis triggered food protests several times the largest lead to the ousting of longtime president i wouldn't be here last year but since the transitional government took over in august last year the pounds downfall accelerated from 70 pounds to the dollar last august to $200.00 pounds to the dollar today meanwhile the official rate is $55.00 pounds to the dollar the difference between the accident rate in the banks and in the parallel market where most readers got their hard currency has resulted in the value of the family's pound dropping by more than 40 percent in just 3 weeks and that's

reflected not just in the prices of building materials but on other commodities in sudan as many are imported sudan blames policies of the previous government for its economic woes and 20 years of u.s. trade sanctions which were lifted in 2017 but nearly 3 years since it was lifted the inflation rate is at 150 percent devaluing the currency further and raising the costs of basic goods the transitional administration. taken steps to manage the crisis including the partial lifting of fuel subsidies which took up 40 percent of the country's 2020 by jet but some analysts say there are other steps the country could take to solve the crisis permanently. both this and the previous government policy trying to tackle the symptoms are not the root causes of the currency devaluation the root cause is lack of production that should not be an issue that has agricultural lands that it can farm it has gold that it can mine but policies in those sectors are not helping the country's economy because the focus isn't on

long term solutions. ibrahim says he isn't going to wait and see what the government solution for the economic crisis is he says he'll continue to change his prices to keep up with the exchange rate and hope that he earns enough so that his business doesn't go bankrupt he morgan al-jazeera khartoum. i mean the gunman who killed 51 muslim worshippers during a rampage in christchurch new zealand last year has been jailed for life with no possibility of parole white supremacist brenton tarrant showed no remorse for his crimes as white a now reports test after a harrowing emotional 4 days in the high court in christchurch just as cameron mander delivered brenton terence sentence on each of the $31.00 shots the murder charges the $51.00. was sent to life in prison. since those who are pro terror and showed little emotion even when being told he would spend the rest of his life in prison outside the court there was relief and gratitude

that the convicted murderer and terrorist had been given a sentence never before handed down a new zealand but it was mixed with the realisation that the pain will go on. no punishment. will bring our loved ones back. we respect our justice system. and then using the muslim community. known most of them as well we're still to go against the court was told terance actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year were premeditated and calculated he had studied the layout of the buildings and when they would be busy and in interviews with police expressed disappointment that he hadn't killed more worshippers if you were in court she extreme. it was brutal beyond. your actions. but you

all week the sentence brought an end to 4 days of statements by survivors and family members of those killed at least 90 statements were given some of them expressing anger some offering forgiveness all of them emotional the prime minister spoke soon after and expressed his support for them and the sentence the trauma of much 15 is not easily healed but today i hope is the last we we have any cause to hear or the name of the terrorists behind it has deserves to be a life time of complete and utter silence. the sentencing of brinton tyrant closes a chapter in one of new zealand's darkest days and means no one has to relive the events in a parole hearing but for the relatives of the 51 people whose lives he took away and those he injured trying to recover will be a long difficult process wayne hey al jazeera.

headlines this hour on al-jazeera turkish warships will be holding live fire exercises in the eastern mediterranean next week and in a further escalation of the territorial dispute with greece turkey's government is extending the operations of this seismic survey ship which is searching for oil and gas police have detained around 20 journalists preparing to cover another day of protests in minsk the president's accusing the west of waging a diplomatic war to exploit instability there additional national guard troops have been deployed to the u.s. city of cannot show wisconsin after 4 nights of protests over the police shooting of than an armed black man jacob blate. and the decision by the wisconsin baseball team to sit out a playoff game in protest against the police shooting will not bring about the end

of the n.b.a. as post season according to u.s. media reports the n.b.a. did postpone all of wednesday's playoffs when the boycott of their game against the london magic but after a meeting on thursday possible those have agreed to continue playing. and hurricane laura's battering the southern united states bringing a storm surge and destructive winds and rain at least one person's dive laura has now been downgraded from a category 4 category one still means it can top out at around 150 kilometers an hour tens of thousands of people are without power the governor of louis is louisiana is worried that some coastal residents who were issued with evacuation orders chose to ignore them so we've got a news are coming out about 25 minutes time on al-jazeera next though the latest edition of inside story.

we won't say it for university entrance exams offline the messages from c. it is in india citing the coronavirus fund the government insists cannot be postponed so will they put students lives up to risk and how damaging is the virus to education this is inside story. this is inside story in just under a week millions of students in india will be.