impact fear like this is an important part of the world and our leaders very good at bringing the news to the world from here. tens of thousands on the streets of the bay the russian capital that a new wave of protests against president bush echo. hello again i'm adrian for the give this is sound a 0 life also coming out trying to end a decade of fighting libya's rival factions hold talks of a rocket ahead of u.n. back because he actions in geneva. medical workers in iraq protest for better pay and protective equipment with hospitals overwhelmed with coronavirus cases.

police fire testers of. the day a local election this year is being held. thousands of people have staged another huge march to the better russian capital minsk there keeping up the pressure on president oleksandr looking schenker who's responding with increasing force he's refusing to quit weeks after disputed elections and is turning to russia for help to stay in al-jazeera spotted smith is monitoring the protests from neighboring lithuania. there are still those tens of thousands descending on the streets of men's and there are protests in other cities across belarus as well the government said it had closed off a couple of main squares to put barbed wire around one of the october. square

square was supposed to be where the protesters were meeting today but that still wasn't enough and people carried on protesting going near again to the presidential palace where there was heavy security to protect from his own people there are still some left in minsk but obviously the government is putting pressure enormous pressure on them and the protesters to strine split them up another opposition leader olga called cove or she appeared in warsaw on saturday she said she'd been she had been in jail for 10 days sentenced to 10 years 10 days in jail and they came to her the end of the sentence the forty's that she said and they put a bag over her head and told her that if she didn't leave the country she would spend much longer in jail and she was driven against her will to the border with poland and was forced to cross that and she has now called and said she wants to go back opposite opposition had spent lana going to skye as she is here she will go down to warsaw on wednesday to meet the prime minister there yes very hard for them

to coordinate and they want the e.u. and the u.n. these opposition leaders they don't even the u.n. to put much more pressure on the belarus government to go for a rerun in elections giving no indication is prepared to do that. dole is an expert on eastern europe and russia he says that russia's financial support is of huge importance as the better russian economy is getting weaker. if you look at the situation domestically internally within deloris 1st off the country is rapidly running out of money $1.00 of the few grow sectors of the irish economy is the i.t. sector that's been. hugely undermined by the repeated internets us which asked to to destroy the protesters plus a lot of the people involved in the protests are from the i.t. industry themselves and that's just the kind of person that that sector tends to attract we've also seen a lot of strikes in the state sector as well so the dealer asian economy really is

on the brink there's a question of whether they will resurface its loans coming up later in the year so russian financial support it's a huge importance there but equally we've seen you know people have lost their fear of he's lost a lot of his authority and however many right troops he's been able to deploy to the streets this just hasn't kept people from continuing to come out and that's where this russian reserve really comes into place this is the kind of last throw the dice really that if you can't hold on with his own people this cavalry will come in and basically serve as an exhilarating police force to keep him in power efforts to end the war in libya or on the way a morocco delegations from tripoli as u.n. backed government down the rival eastern based brooke parliament a meeting sof all robots to find a political settlement the talks come ahead of a larger meeting in geneva on monday where countries supporting the rival sides will be part of the talks let's go live now to tripoli with up the water is the

forest park where there was a press conference a couple of hours ago between the 2 sides of the talks what did we learn. well. you know that to. morrow can foreign minister spoke and both of the legations also spoke it seems that there is. a positive atmosphere apparently bought this is only this seems to be only the beginning of a series of meetings to be hard to buy morrocco it seems that workers are also keen to invite both rival leaders the head of the tripoli high council of the tide of the missionary and the speaker of the pro have to eastern parliament. later that is no definite time for

that to be meeting but as you know that morrocco is all saw in a way or another tries to make sure and to stress on the fact that the agreement that was sealed in morocco in 2015 known as the libyan political agreement is the main bases for any political settlement to the crises in libya now this invitation to the rival delegations by morocco is a whole moral can initiative and it paddling with other international efforts to sustain or to make sure the seas fire dick aeration is being implemented on the ground now the question now is whether remarked these 2 rival billig asian will manage to

have all the rival factions under a national umbrella or to represent all the revell of factions in their. international forums to bring the rival factions back to the negotiating table as you know that there are subdivisions within the divisions sub conflict within the conflicts for example the 2 deliberations that met today in moral call the their high council of. about 24 members of that council is saying that there disowning that move because they have not been represented in that meeting in morocco or on the other hand the trouble to parliament is divided 2 branches one in tobruk affiliated with half that the other are in tripoli affiliated with the government of national court and the branch in tripoli says that it's not represented also in the moral can talks generally

speaking the talks today. are contradictory to the situation on the ground as you know that have the us forces have been deploying have been receiving our heavy and advance of weapons deploying near the oil facilities which of the national oil corporation has been warning against so whether or not these meetings will be translated will be implemented into an action a concrete action on the ground this remains to be seen of 0 as mark put up to what live for us in tripoli many thanks indeed for the 800000 people have been ordered to leave their homes in southwestern japan as typhoon high sharon draws closer it's the 2nd powerful storm to hit the region in a week some forecasts predict record rainfall but unprecedented wind speeds warnings have been issued to 5 a half 1000000 people or i should is expected to track north and hit the korean

peninsula and 00 bride reports now from the south korean city of portland. the city of pohanka is the most easterly in the south korean part of the pennant and expecting to bear the full brunt of this typhoon when it passes through here monday at the moment a typhoon is gradually working its way north moving past the main southern japanese island of q shoe and giving that part of japan an absolute pounding sunday through into the early hours of monday morning an evacuation order is in place for hundreds of thousands of people in queue shoot to get out of the way to seek shelter i don't recommend for several 1000000 more people to leave their homes and to seek shelter now there is a problem of course in the middle of a pandemic doing that safely some shelters evacuation centers are limiting the numbers of people who can't get in there so some of those centers have been filling up quickly this is the 3rd storm to impact the korean peninsula and just about 2

weeks a few days ago it was typhoon my sack which hit the korean peninsula and haitian is taking pretty much the same course working up the eastern side of the korean peninsula before again making landfall in north korea eventually reaching northern china itself before it gradually fades away but this is the korean peninsula with all of these storms and excessive summer rains have taken an absolute soaking so the land is already incredibly wet so we are expecting again from this typhoon further flooding and further landslides north korea's leader kim jong un has visited areas hit by another storm typhoon may sack media so that more than 1000 homes were destroyed in the hand young province when the storm struck overnight on wednesday called on people from the capital to help with recovery efforts.

india has once again reported the world's highest single day tally of new corona virus infections on sunday there were more than 90000 cases the death toll has now surpassed 70000 the government says the rise is due to increased testing more than 4000000 people that have now tested positive for covert 19. health workers in iraq's capital baghdad have protested over the shortage of equipment needed to protect them from corona 19 coronavirus cases have risen with a record 5000 new infections there on friday the health ministry says that hospitals are overwhelmed by the wise in number of cases. as the latest from japan to baghdad. despite the sweltering heat in baghdad and a pandemic aliya at non traveled almost 200 kilometers from to crete to demand a job graduated from medical school over

a year ago and she has yet to get work that i'm not progressives that sent a lot of money but you started all our lives not just for the past 6 years now i've been sitting at home doing nothing when the country needs medical professionals i feel useless now why did we study all our lives we demand the government gives jobs especially doing this been damaged according to the iraqi medical association aliya is one of 31000 people who have graduated in the health care field but have new jobs this at a time when iraq is facing a sharp increase in the number of covert $1000.00 cases iraq has one of the lowest number of doctors and nurses per capita in the world for every 1255 people there is one doctor and there are only around 30000 working in the country critics say that figure could be doubled if the government did more this is another issue doctors face in iraq being attacked by family members of patients who pass away they are often accused of not doing enough to save lives the issue of safety is one of the

main reasons these doctors have gathered here not only was there is a market for the iraqis have suffered from a deteriorating health care system which hasn't been looked after for decades more than $400.00 doctors have been the victims of attacks or targeted killings since 2003 now more than a 1300 doctors have contracted covert 19 these conditions are not acceptable in july the government formed a committee to find ways to employ medical graduates but the finance ministry refused to fund more jobs citing a lack of money. and the prime minister criticize the increase in violence against doctors and. the assault against stuff will be faced with severe legal punishment we are calling on tribal leaders know to allow these assaults to be commuted under their names that's them fertile to placate health workers doctors across iraq say they will start a partial strike on it by the end of the week the government has failed to address their demands they will expand that and pull 1. 1900 cases are rising that could

have disastrous consequences and it's something everyone wants to avoid. al-jazeera baghdad a fire in syria's rebel held province has killed 3 children it happened in a tent at a displacement camp in the town of. civil defense units helped to put out the fire and rescue the mother of the children who suffer burns the oldest child to die was just 6 years old. we got a weather update thanks to 0 then the jazz army accused of executing dozens of civilians during counter attacks against armed groups we'll tell you more. of how rebel army is making sure the children is to attending school during the pandemic in myanmar.

hello they're watching very closely of course the progress of typhoon high share and this is it a large storm system it has been coming across the ricoh islands in the last few hours old this cloud ahead of it is tied to the system and the winds already very strong across many areas not all surprisingly western japan and actual fact the winds of course have been picking up the rain has also been increasing but about a 10000 people already without any power due to those winds and you can see the streets are deserted about 100000 households have all been urged to evacuate now as we go through sunday into monday to still work its way across western japan and then it's really going to be monday morning it will head into south korea it will continue to move north was through monday on into tuesday taking that ray and those strong winds with it but at least as we go through choose day it should begin to clear behind the still won't be as strong. makes landfall on monday winds at about 130 kilometers an hour so not as strong but still very significant well raimi wanna

crawls into southern china elsewhere a fairly quiet picture and then across tools india we've had plenty of showers and thunderstorms here as we go through monday the rains very heavy again down into kona tamada again across into sri lanka and tend to develop really to the south mumbai but really quite extensive across much of maharashtra and then to the north you just go to scotching of showers and thunderstorms. an experimental treatment in russia is hope and some multiple sclerosis sufferers hope the disease what stage of the treatment in us one o one east follows those trying to get in and out of moscow in a time of pandemic. played important role in protecting human. face.

again this is out of the main news this hour thousands of people are staging another march in the belorussian capital minsk trying to keep up the pressure on president alexander lukashenko scuffles between police and protesters the shanker is refusing to quit weeks after disputed elections. efforts to end the war in libya are underway in morocco factions from tripoli's internationally recognized government of the eastern based to break parliament meeting ahead of un back talks in geneva monday. and 800000 people have been ordered to leave their homes in southwestern japan as typhoon force close it's the 2nd powerful storm to hit the

region in a week. place in hong kong of 5 pepper balls and arrested at least 90 protesters during pro-democracy demonstrations the protests are against beijing's new security law which was imposed on the territory earlier this year people are also angry about a delay to local elections adrian brown reports. hong kong independence they chose. beyond small groups of peaceful protesters openly flouting a new national security law. there were also individual acts of defiance. the demonstrators were also disobeying social distancing rules the mass gatherings they were angry because sunday was supposed to be hong kong's election day the government citing code 19 for the perspective and of course by the government every time you want to apply for

a legal protest or marsh they always ban venice so this time we didn't apply for a. march or protest to police. their decision to cancel the election has nothing to do with covert 19 i think the government is here to suppress. the people's demands and what the future should look like there was a heavy police presence across the county peninsula as officers moved quickly to shut down any opportunities for large gatherings. at one stage firing pebbles at a group that refused to disperse bootable shocking image was that of a young girl being thrown to the ground. but in spite of what happened here on sunday protests in hong kong have been largely cattail by this new national security law but the voice of dissent has not been silenced entirely. a number of political activists were arrested on sunday including tom taxi who was

detained at his home by officers from the new security department he's accused of uttering seditious words. but still trying to talk to the media as he was bundled into a car adrian brown al jazeera hong kong military helicopters are airlifting injured people from the site of a wildfire in california more than 60 people have been rescued from the shaver lake area near the sierra national forest they're being taken to hospitals in neighboring fresno county a drought a heat wave a fueling fires in the state the u.n. is warning that sub levels not seen in a century in sudan a likely to get worse in coming weeks with above average rain predicted for the rest of september weeks and flooding have led to the deaths of more than 100 people the government's declared a 3 month state of emergency 100000 homes have been badly damaged about those destroyed since late july more from al-jazeera morgan in khartoum who explains what

effect is a likely to be to blame. scientists are saying that the current level of the standing at 17.61 meters is the highs that they've seen in at least a century and they're attributing that to the number of dams that have been built. over the past few decades now the ground if you can as on them could be one of the contributing factors they say that having a dam build and storing water in the reservoir of the dam can lead to more condensation and heavier clouds and therefore more rainfall for the operations of the ground if you can renaissance that is not clear and nobody knows how they are dealing with the dam that they are still building but that they have partially filled let's go back to a few a couple of months ago when the ethiopians and islands that they have began the partial feeling of the ground if you're in a zones them now that's happened during rounds of negotiations and talks between sudan and downstream countries and egypt and if europea if you had been saying that it will filter down by mid july whether there was

a deal or no deal sudan has been calling for a deal to be to be reached before the filling of the dam and egypt has been concerned about the impact of that dam on the nile river especially because more than 90 percent of its population depends on it but there has been no clarity from defeat in site on how this dam is being operated when it was filled how long it took to be field how how will the gates be opened so all of that is raising questions about what role this dam is currently playing in terms of the rise of levels right now in the country. has been accused of executions and forced disappearances of civilians during operations against armed groups when operation in december full of attack by groups on the military that killed at least $71.00 soldiers was a series of addresses in neighboring nigeria where security forces have also faced serious accusations over their conduct. we've seen this scene play out across the region over the last 10 years remember in the early days of boko haram in nigeria

we've seen how security forces react angrily to local residents following attacks on their convoy on their own troops so it needs yeah it's all. painful episode in december last year when i saw linked fighters attacked the army barracks or in octaves or ambush the army convoy and you notice more than 71 people officially or deported to have been killed and then a month later in general he doesn't at least $25.00 officially have been confront of been killed but families of the victims say dozens more have been unaccounted for so civilian populations in all these regions from hooking up fossil mali nigeria and usually cameroon are actually in a very difficult position they are placed between a rock and hard place. the security forces on one hand accuse them of not

cooperating with the government soldiers in fighting these armed insurgents and on the other hand the fighters the arm fighters are accusing them of call operating with the security forces china is increasing its investments in bangladesh pouring billions of dollars into development projects that's causing concern for its neighbor and longtime ally india their relationship has been strained by changes to india citizenship law which critics say discriminates against muslims and their child reports from dhaka. since president xi jinping visit to bangladesh in 2016 bangladesh and china have turned their relationship into a strategic partnership china has since pledged almost $38000000000.00 in aid in loans to dhaka where more than $8000000000.00 economic package is offered by india . reduce. the number. reached $100.00

which is the biggest a compare with other countries. in the presence of. a president now we're watching. the developments in the relationship contrasts with that between india and bangladesh that's been under strain since new delhi rolled out the citizenship amendment act last december critics say it discriminates against muslims and has led to protest and violence the nations are also in dispute over water resources they imposition of tariffs and the killing of dozens of bangladeshis civilians by indian border guards this year in august india's foreign secretary made a surprise visit to dhaka his foster brought since pandemic in an attempt to mend relations that ought to listen to but a special message he carried from indian prime minister narendra modi to his bangladeshi counterpart she was not made public analysts said that was an

indication india is concerned china could be using its economic power and funding of construction and defense projects close to india's border with bangladesh to undermine new delhi's relations with dhaka. china is not done with the single biggest foreign investor china's investment in bangladesh is just not limited to defense facilities and power project a chinese company under the country's public private initiative is building the biggest so called smart city which includes an international exit bishan sent out and host of other i mean it is here in port much all on the odds got off capital dhaka some indian analysts are also skeptical about china's large investment in

bangladesh well known because the will have to wait and watch the whole beans. projects progress i think they're just a proposal in spirit and even by the additional hours the dangers of getting too close to train are even getting money from china because the name is something there is now evident to everyone in the world india has taken several steps in recent months to improve transport connections with bangladesh now bangladesh has described the project with china as economic diplomacy that's widely seen as an attempt to diffuse the growing tensions but many analysts say china's growing economic leverage has already cast a shadow over tucker's traditional relationship with new delhi. algiers it out dhaka bangladesh in myanmar some schools are refusing to close despite an increase in covert 19 infections the government ordered to shut down more than a week ago but students living in areas affected by civil war still attending

classes the soldiers here as way hey reports. in a remote peaceful part of a rebel army is providing security and education a new classroom built by the korean national defense organization is attracting students who fled fighting in their villages and then now separated from their families education gives them hope for the future but it's a reminder of why they're here and what their lived through. in deposit i saw burmese soldiers queue my uncle and burn our house i had to run and hide the whole relationship is on fire this era is controlled by the korean national defense organization one of many armed groups that have been fighting the me and or burmese army for decades they want a new political system that would guarantee greater rights and freedom for their people the fighting forces thousands from their homes and restricts economic and social development and leaves many children missing out on education

a peace process led by me and mas leader aung sun suu kyi has made little progress and in rebel areas resentment among young people towards the government is growing . they promise to support the current villages they promise many things but they never do anything especially on sun suchi she didn't help as she doesn't look after the ethnic groups so we all suffer the school along with others in ethnic minority areas chose to ignore the government's orders to close because of the corona virus outbreak the teachers say the children have missed out on too much already to close . the students in this area and outside the community are on the run from the fighting the conflicts in korean state of impacted and interrupted their learning enough for now education is the one constant they can rely on while living with the anxiety of not knowing when they might see their families again wayne hay al jazeera. the coronavirus pandemic has had a significant impact on the arts and entertainment industry but for 3 years ago it

was in russia's capital moscow will be able to once again enjoy performances at the bolshoi theatre on sunday it's reopening with a socially distance performance of the opera don carlo patrons will have temperatures checked i don't have to wear masks. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for getting here in doha the headlines and i was there are thousands of people in the belorussian capital minsk a staging another march trying to keep up the pressure on president alexander lukashenko there was scuffles between police and protesters local schenker is refusing to quit weeks after the disputed elections but have spent his monitoring the process from neighboring lithuania. there are still those tens of thousands descending on the streets and there are protests in other cities across belarus as

well the government had closed off a couple of main squares put barbed wire around one of. the square was supposed to be where the protesters were meeting today but that still wasn't enough people carried on protesting going near again to the presidential palace where there was heavy security to protect from the. efforts to end the war in libya are underway in morocco delegations from tripoli as u.n. backed government on the rival eastern base to brooke parliament a meeting something for bass to find a political settlement talks come ahead of a larger meeting in geneva on monday countries supporting the rival sides will be part of the talks. more than 800000 people have been ordered to leave homes in southwestern japan as typhoon hi sharon draws closer it's the 2nd powerful storm to hit the region in a week some forecasts of predicting record rainfall at unprecedented wind speeds.

india has once again reported the world's highest single day tally of new corona virus infections on sunday there were more than 90000 cases the government says the rises due to increased testing the death toll is now supposed $70000.00 police in hong kong have fired the rest of at least 90 anti-government protesters the demonstrations are against beijing's new security law and a one year delay to local elections the u.s. is warning flood levels not seen of the century in sudan or likely the worst name coming weeks with above average rain predicted for the rest of september weeks of flooding have led to the deaths of more than 100 people. those are the headlines the news continues here on out is there after one or one east next.

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