in the ring. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world we're willing to get in take you into a place you might not visit otherwise and feel that if you were there. a new political problem for lebanon the prime minister designate resigns after a month of pressure to form 'd a new government. i'm about us and this is all deserve a live from doha and also coming up mexico issues arrest warrants from members of the security forces 6 years after dozens of students would have ducked it and then disappeared. a boost from malaysia's prime minister after his ruling alliance wins a majority in a state election. all we have 24 hours more you telling me telling when they're

running. v.f. treatment in uganda is helping to save the white rhino from extinction. the man chosen to be lebanon's next prime minister has resigned less than a month into the job most of the says he simply hasn't been able to form a government of specialists in a country where power is shared between different sects it sends the country back to square one in his search for a new stable government zana hard to reports from beirut. it's been almost a month since most of our a deal was designated prime minister his job was to form a government independent of party loyalists after the previous cabinet resigned following the devastating explosion at the port of beirut last month it's not easy in lebanon where the same political elite accused of pushing the country to near

bankruptcy have been in power for decades i realize that the agreement on the basis i accepted this national mission during this difficult time of lebanon's history no longer exists as well as that the government line up with this specific ations that i put failed. mission was supported by france which has been leading international efforts to resolve lebanon's multiple crises by bringing change to the leadership president in mind where mccall said during his 2nd visit after the port blast that lebanese politicians agreed to form a cabinet by mid september see an already. fragile skepticism with this class and was very much a final automator so i would be surprised if the french choose to give that same strategy another shot the armor movement and hezbollah backed by iran have been blamed for standing in the way of a deal by insisting on naming she are muslim representation in government a 1000000 hezbollah are part of the so-called march 8th alliance that currently

control political power in the sectarian based system of government here the shia parties feel the other camp the march 14th alliance is carrying else a political coup against the results of the last election. but others say their loyalty to iran brings lebanon into the heart of the us iranian rivalry there are squeezed cornered instead of being them through hezbollah on the border. moved towards the borders of iran so basically yes it is in the core of the. iranian conflict much is in. doubt for a country where more than 50 percent of its 5000000 people are officially poor the reforms the mandate by the international community to unlock financial assistance among them fighting corruption and it's likely to hurt and implicate the political class that is why leaders resisted for years micron's that roadmap however doesn't

just set deadlines it warrants a possible consequences this is a broken and broken nation not even the threat of western sanctions pushed politicians who are stronger than the state to give up power and agree to change some say the french initiative to save lebanon has died others say it can still be revived but the lebanese president did warn the country was going to hell if a government is not formed senecas beirut investigators have issued arrest warrants for members of the mexican military who could be linked to the disappearance of dozens of students in 2014 the mexican president has been meeting with the families of the 43 students the group who were abducted by local police in the town of regardless 6 years ago they were then reportedly turned over to a gang that's believed to have killed them and burned their bodies or money overall palooza joining us live from mexico city the fact that the president was having this meeting in the 1st place was a significant step forward but this announcement bring something else to it does

not. the meeting between a mexican president and his mother lopez i would have thought in the families of the missing $43.00 students has only just concluded a few moments ago when we were anticipating that there would be so now it's made as you mentioned robber learning $34.00 new arrest warrants making a total of 70 arrest warrants issued against municipal and state workers against municipal police against members of the mexico security forces and even unprecedented the arrest warrant for at least one member of mexico's federal police that is without precedent and these meetings this is now the 3rd time that president look is over that meets with the families of the missing student since he became president but these meetings have really come to symbolize a new path in this investigation something that hadn't happened in under the previous administration of opinion yet though so these any new piece of evidence

any new arrest warrant any new discovery that's announced in this case serves to up and discredit the previous official government narrative over what had happened to the these 43 students from. mexico now the meeting that's taking place today it's also very symbolic because it is the 6th anniversary of the disappearance of the students so apart from this meeting that just concluded at the here in mexico city there will also be other events to commemorate that anniversary including a vigil a demonstration to commemorate the anniversary as well as a march through the streets of mexico city and i understand of course that this particular case has been. really capturing the attention of people in mexico but the problem that mexico has with forced disappearances is much wider than this isn't that. has the situation changed in the last 6 years.

the case of the teen up of 43 really is emblematic of mexico's problem with forced disappearances and when we're talking about this phenomenon in mexico issues of force disappearances kidnappings child trafficking homicide and violence in general these are not problems that are that are unique to mexico these are these are dysfunctional that happens all over the world but is a massive problem in mexico and by all accounts it's one that's actually gotten worse over the over the course of the last 6 years or region look at the latest statistics on missing persons as of august last month there were $75084.00 missing persons listed across mexico that's a staggering number compared compared to other other countries other countries in the world but. when we look at these meetings that are taking place now under the new administration and i use this as an example specifically because it is an emblematic case for mexico just yesterday on friday we were speaking to the mother of one of the missing 43 students who told us that you know 6 years on it's

a long time to wait in limbo to find out whether or not her son is is dead is still alive but having the opportunity now the 3rd time to meet with the president of the country to meet with mexico's attorney general to meet with the head of the human rights commission for the country gives a lot of people hope that finally that that there is a new path being forged that there is. a new way of tackling the issue of forces appearances in a country something that hadn't been seen before michael thanks very much indeed that's talking to us from mexico city. protesters in brother who's giving up their demands for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko police have arrested dozens of people in the capital minsk weekend demonstrations have been held since the consent one last month's election was the opposite oppositions say was rigged and held a surprise inauguration ceremony a few days ago several countries have said they won't recognize his presidency.

malaysia's prime minister has had a significant boost to his position after his ruling alliance won a majority in a state election the election in subba is the 1st since seen took power in a political coup in february his party and its allies have held a thin majority in parliament since then yes ian had been facing pressure to hold snap elections to secure a stronger mandate the us president donald trump says he'll name his pick to be the new supreme court justice on saturday afternoon u.s. media reporting it's likely to be amy connie bennett a chicago judge considered a strict conservative she will fill the spot left vacant by ruth bader ginsburg who died last week from miami our correspondent and gallagher explains the implications for the u.s. if barrett is appointed. things like health care gun rights and of course the really big one the roe vs roe v wade 1973 ruling that gave women here the right to

have an abortion that's what's at stake and also i think the more important point is president trump is already calling into doubt this upcoming november presidential election with the mail in ballots he's questioning that already setting the stage for a very contentious presidential election in which he's already threatened not to leave office now if that does happen the ultimate decision on who's won that election will come down to the supremes court and if he's loaded the course up remember this is the 3rd justice he's appointed all conservatives that could very well work in his favor so the democratic party are aware of what is at stake here they will do their best to try and stop it but it doesn't look good for the democratic party because the republicans are the ones in power they will ultimately have the deciding vote. 10 people have been arrested at a protest in the u.k. it was largely made up of people who don't believe the coronavirus pandemic is real they're demanding an end to restrictions local lockdown rules are being imposed in

parts of the country where the infection rate is rising as research intensifies to produce a vaccine as quickly as possible growing numbers of say they will refuse inoculation john hall has more from london but a large number of people gathered here in trafalgar square as you can see to protest against all manner of things associated with coronavirus there are those against the government's powers to reimpose lock down by decree there are those indeed who see the pandemic as a hoax there are groups here who see evil intent in the rollout of 5 g. technology but perhaps most significantly they're also groups here who are against any possible coronavirus vaccine not just traditional empty boxes but a growing number of people influenced by what they see and read online and it is this group that has the scientific community particularly worried it's extremely dangerous we often forget that up until 100 years ago and credibly large numbers of children were dying from infectious diseases and one by one from

polio measles and so on we have managed to largely eliminate those diseases from widespread transmission and that's had a huge impact the only way that we are going to control the spread of this disease is by having an effect of that scene and having sufficient uptake of the vaccine to prevent it being spread from person to person and here's a sampling of the sort of thing you hear here in response is we're getting friends . every day doing everything they can to force us to say ok just give me the injections back to normal but it will be the end of our life that i hadn't let this psychopathic bill gates. he's got no one's health and he's very stressed interest but he has taken charlie over the rough and out house. now the infection rate he's climbing here in london as it is across the

united kingdom and probus reasons protest groups like this will be a war if they're allowed to take place as long as the basic rules are coded are observed on keeping my distance from the crowd but inside they say there's not a lot of ever taking place these people most of them are here of course because they specifically don't believe in those rules and the police are standing by on the fringes to intervene. still ahead and al jazeera breaking a taboo in afghanistan what it means for mothers to be able to put their names on their children's identity documents. and families of factory workers persecuted during brazil's dictatorship celebrate a landmark victory against far. and

there's a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east we have seen wanted to shine through areas of turkey in the last few hours they will continue their way east was pushing on it towards the caspian sea but as they nice and sunny but some good wins along the south coast of the people out and about enjoying a sports or paragliding the course those winds of help to lower the temperatures through the east and the mad and the strong sunday time it is back up again so $31.00 the high end in jerusalem a warm day q $845.00 degrees on time which is of course for the south and again we're now in the mid to high thirty's but feeling very humid as it is very very little way and on into monday we could well see one or 2 shots that if i mount a cloud working their way through areas of iran and again want to rain showers just pushing on into northern sections of afghanistan. but elsewhere it remains fine and dry with plenty of sunshine central africa plenty of downpours had of course the rains pushing it a bit further south this time of year the cloud as well is becoming

a little bit thicker going to wash out sunday across northern areas of angola and all the while these showers these spells of rain working their way around the east coast of south africa as you can see becoming quite heavy as we go through monday but it stays warm dry and sunny in johannesburg with a high of 24. frank assessments seeing back in yemen. like the suit this informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown many cots or the only a region are actually under a deal to stay tonight you see critical debate after is a proxy he does not represent the interest of the libyan people in-depth analysis of the day's political headlines inside story on al-jazeera.

you're watching all jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour lebanon's prime minister designate a most of his quit comes less than a month after he was given the task of forming a government the previous administration resigned following protests about its handling of the beirut poured explosion. investigators have ordered the arrests of members of state and federal police who could be linked to the disappearance of dozens of students in 2014 the president's been meeting with the relatives of the victims who would have ducted and reportedly killed. malaysia's prime minister has had a significant boost to his position after an ally of his ruling coalition won a majority in the malaysian state election the poll in souther is the 1st since he

took power in a political coup in february. and ambush on a state governors convoy in nigeria has killed at least 13 people including his security guards the governor of borno state escaped unharmed the armed group boko haram is suspected of the attack near the northeastern town of barga the families of factory workers prosecuted during brazil's dictatorship have welcomed a settlement deal from german carmaker vaults fuck'n this week the car company acknowledged its role in helping identify so-called subversives among its workers after years of legal wrangling it's agreed to pay millions in compensation want to knock it reports. might have been internally and her grandson attend what many believe to be a long overdue ceremony her husband loose a bit in bernie was one of 60 former votes fagen employees who were persecuted during brazil's 20 year dictatorship most who died last year but the few who survived and their families are celebrating

a landmark victory. their german car company has agreed to pay a $6.00 and a half $1000000.00 compensation to make up for its participation in crimes committed by the military who ruled brazil from 1964 to 1985. was one of the victims would gallop. volkswagen persecuted workers shut us up inside the factory and handed it over to the military in the department of political and social order the company kept tabs on all employees suspected of being political union activists for years money has has been let the victims in a legal battle to hold volkswagen accountable for its actions before his death bed and then you described how he was arrested inside the factory in 1972 and beaten there he was then taken to the secret police headquarters where he was tortured and then in prison for 19 months. the torture began in the french

they slapped me round kicked me punched me they wanted me to give names of people who were militants in the factory i said i did nobody one other workers were followed harassed fired and blacklisted making it impossible for them to get jobs volkswagen hired a historian to hear their grievances and examined documents gathered by brazil's national truth commission in 2014 day nonsense of it we face our past and recognize the human suffering that has happened to the employees concerned. the company issued a statement saying it regretted the violations and wanted to deal responsibly with this negative chapter of brazil's history most who didn't live long enough to feel vindicated but 10 year old gustava was happy to see the tributes being paid to his grandfather. we did this victory to lucio balun town the 4th.

who now leads the group it's not about the money it's about finally uncovering the truth. but it's the 1st time in the history of capitalism that a multinational company answers for crimes committed 40 years ago more important still is the fact that this happens now when brazil is being governed by people who deny that there ever was dictatorship it helps us to cape democracy alive brazil's president. has repeatedly praised the 1964 call and defended the military regime only half of the settlement will be given to the victims the rest of the money will be used to finance investigations into brazil's dark past which involves the participation of other international companies the names of it least 50 corporations were mentioned by brazil's national truth commission money they are not here i'll just sirrah rio de janeiro. environmentalists are again targeting

a coal mine in western germany protesters say the government's decision to allow coal use for another 18 years is too late to effectively tackle climate change rallies are being held at the ghauts phylum mine and nearby power stations for years protesters say that among the biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in europe. women in afghanistan have achieved a significant breakthrough with the president decreeing that their names must be included on the identity cards of their children up to now only the father's name is documented making it difficult for. well and to prove rights over their own children shot a bogus reports. doctor who america re is divorced and c. washes her only son but on his national afghan identification card arnie her husband's name a show in leaving her guardianship unrecorded now prison gunny has signed a decree that a mother's name must also be included in the bit of that back that it's symbolic

but i'm happy that step by step we're getting out of the stage where there was no identity for us we have taken initial steps and they're excellent but there are still some women who are nameless and who will die nameless and all their children are called by their father's name none of them are called by their mother's name attest cara card is the primary form of identification for afghans used for proof of identity resiliency and citizenship many mothers say they have faced discrimination over their rights related to their children because they were not mentioned in official documentation including the mother's name on the test cara cards will allow woman to legally challenge for those rights and will also help thousands of widows who have lost their husbands to the war and who struggle to prove their relationship to their own children when as that and they acknowledge that it is true women have support but we want the full support of our government

which is yet to be achieved the government must have a plan and place for women's rights we can see some support in media but it's often superficial maybe it will take time but the government must bring equality in the system. gunnies decrees a bold move in a country where saying a woman's name in public is often considered dishonorable and to form a taliban commander. says the law is an islamic arguing that allows for a woman to have rights she is not entitle to undershoot area law he adds many afghans may choose not to richest of her id. cards to avoid recording the mother's name publicly for the year that you know a lot of us if we call someone by their mother's name they will be upset generally we know and by our father's name in foreign countries where they don't know who the father is they call a child by the mother's name because there's a lot of illegal 6 nor is being introduced as the taliban in an afghan delegation

a debating the future of afghanistan including women's rights during peace talks in the capital of qatar doha so well afghan women may have won this round for recognition many say the fight is far from over shannon ballasts. it's a procedure there's never been performed on wild animals but scientists in kenya hope to use it as they try to save the white rhino across the border in uganda conservation efforts are paying off cotton soy explains. meat born last month as you are right in the sanctuary in uganda increasing the number of rhinos there to 52 in what conservationists a's one of the most successful rhino breeding projects on the continent his mother was a man 6 endangered southern white rhinos brought from kenya and the u.s. in 2005 until the early 1980 s. there were rhinos in uganda in march of the region but are killed off by poachers

during the civil war this hobby falls have come a long way the fast one was born in 2011 nearly 30 years after the last one i spotted in the wilds we have 24 hours when you during his good morning everyone there are where the rain does go out records everything that iran is doing the dear. help us so much more to normal the behavior of their own nose to land is around us in 2 days i know which is doing and which father is or which car. 1000 why trials are listed as near threatened the north and white ones are on the brink of extinction only 2 females remain in the wild and there in kenya are the old projector conservancy in the central highlands scientists extract eggs from the gene and had daughter for 2 more than a dozen have been retrieved since last year and 3 embryos created with spam preserved from 2 males who have already died the scientists plan to do something

that has never been done before with wild animals in vitro fertilization and when we collected the eggs last year. we had. natural but it happens sometimes in game. releases and. what. the items i just mentioned are you know welcome or letting my eggs work or perhaps when i did. they transfer are going to have been identified as that would be set against we were supposed to do that. but because of the global problem. all those 2 clubs were our share and the rope was born definitely they were hoping to implant the embryos into soudan white females this year it's too risky for the last dr norton whites to carry the pregnancy to term as the

scientists in. germany do what they can to save this species back in uganda their brain just celebrate another birth radha want to lawyer just weeks before they say the right not in africa may be endangered killed for its horn but here in uganda they're thriving and on the course to be introduced to the wilds i 2022 catherine sorry argenziano. was in switzerland could soon be hunted again if a referendum being held on sunday gives the go ahead to ease protection laws they wrong the swiss solves after being hunted nearly to extinction in the 1900 century if new rules or approvals could be shot simply for losing their fear of people. the 1st large trade event of any industry since the pandemic began is attracting big crowds see the beijing also show as a glimmer of hope for an industry that's suffered huge losses between a year reports. new foreign luxury models are among the almost $800.00 cars on

display at the beijing auto show the 1st major international trade fair during the current virus pandemic. this year there are fewer exhibitors but crowds still gathered for the unveiling of new models including b.m.w.'s latest offering the german car maker is one of many expanding operations in china. and here in china is a. very special meaning. this is a. week in the u.s. and across europe have forced several international manufacturers to close factories and sack stuff many are relying on chinese consumers to improve their bottom line but. they realize china is still a goldmine luxury cars and ultra luxury cars have a huge market in china and this is also their only international arena to show off

their vehicles other auto shows geneva detroit and tokyo have all been called off analysts say the 10 day event points to the chinese government's confidence in having contained the carbon 1000 outbreak it also hopes the auto show will help to spur the sluggish economy china's auto industry is worth $1.00 trillion dollars and employs more than $33000000.00 people nationwide cost sales plunged by almost 80 percent at the height of the epidemic in china in february but sales have recently returned to prepare demick levels electric vehicles and cars using ai and internet technology are in the spotlight this year by the a 2025 china's government wants 25 percent of all cost. it to be electric so chinese and international brands are racing to produce hybrid and electric models in order to meet government closely followed the chinese government is in krishna determined to use vast electric vehicle infrastructure this is attracting more

events meant creating a better market and a more incentives for people to choose electric the beijing auto show is being held against the backdrop of the trade will the united states also make its tesla ford and volvo among companies suing the trump administration this week for imposing one based on a new full 25 percent tariffs on imported chinese parts. al-jazeera. this is all just everything's at the top stories lebanon's prime minister designate a must if i did has quit it comes less than a month after he was given the task of forming a government the previous administration resigned following protest about its handling of the beirut port explosion investigators in mexico have ordered the arrests of members of state and federal police and could be linked to the disappearance of dozens of students and 2014 the president's been meeting with

relatives of the victims by the raw polo has more we now know that there are a total of 70 arrest warrants that have been issued for state and federal employees in the state of get rid o. against a municipal police and even one unprecedented aspect of this is a federal police officer who has as an arrest warrant out for him a total of $34.00 new arrest warrants were issued or announced during the meeting that is still taking place today between the families of the 43 students and mexican president and this one will look is over the top. protesters in belarus aren't giving up their demands for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko police have arrested dozens of people in the capital minsk weekend demonstrations have been held since look at shang one last month's election which the opposition say was rigged he held an unannounced innovation certainly a few days ago malaysia's prime minister has had

a significant boost to his position after an ally of his ruling coalition won a majority in the malaysian state election the poll and is the 1st since he took power in a political coup in february an ambush on borno state governors convoy in nigeria has killed at least 13 people including his security guards the governor escaped unharmed their armed group boko haram is suspected of the attack in the northeastern town of barga. ukraine's president is calling for an investigation into the military plane crash which killed 26 people on board most were air force cadets only one person survived the government's grounded all flights of the same type of aircraft until the cause of the crash is found. those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera its inside story goodbye.

pre-election control of the sea in the united states still no trouble repeats the threats that he might not accept the result if he loses in less than 6 weeks' time can he carry out his threat this is inside story. holcomb's inside story on the u.s. presidential election in november is happening against the backdrop of a global pandemic recession nationwide protests against racism police brutality and inequality but it could take the united states into uncharted territory.