bureau 39 cash for came to him on a 0. 20 . after. the death toll mounts in the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia over the disputed territory of no god no. i'm sam he said this is al jazeera live from also coming up 9 months 1000000 deaths the world reaches a painful milestone in the crowd

a virus pandemic still no sign of infections going down. by the russian opposition appeals to france's emanuel call to help negotiate the release of political prisoners. fighting for abortion rights in a mainly catholic nation activists in argentina expressed anger over the government's u. turn. last the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan escalates diplomatic efforts are on the way to stop the fighting france is calling for an urgent meeting of the mint's group along with russia and the u.s. it was formed in the early ninety's to find a solution to the no god no conflict well the united nations security council also holding an emergency meeting to discuss the situation later on tuesday.

on the ground fierce fighting is being reported over 2 nights as a bait jan says it's taken control of the city in the occupied nagorno-karabakh from armenian forces president ilham aliyev says 10 civilians have been killed as a by jan and armenia blame each other for reigniting a decades old conflict with renewed violence on sunday 6. armenia is denying accusations its army has shelled areas kilometers away from the guard located about both sides accuse each other of using heavy artillery in the fighting armenia has also reported dozens of deaths. well and for us to walkers following developments from georgia's capital tbilisi joins us live from that as so we as i said we've got reports of casualties mounting tell us what the 2 sides have been saying. so i mean high let's start with those casualties

you mentioned most civilians killed. and that's of course on both sides we know at least on the armenian side and now and you wrote child was killed and 2 other members of a family severely injured more pictures from the armenian side as well of what they claim were grad rockets russian made rockets. which should not be an accurate striking the capital the regional capital of the panic it inside. these areas too saying they've come under attack and not just in almost border areas but inside the republic of the beit jala proper way away from the disputed region. to the north that say to them to the north of the karabakh area. b. is a very state remain tight lipped about what casualties they've sustained in terms

of the numbers of soldiers that they have lost i mean it's giving a clearer picture in that regard but azerbaijan at the moment claiming that its forces are making some advances and taking back territory that they lost in the ninety's in areas that are generally in a low loans in those territories that armenia seized surrounding karabakh that has enabled them to say strengthen their 40 cations the armenians and hold that territory for so long so it's very important for as a by john to be claiming to have taken back some of these areas villages that they say or towns that are liberated but. most of these areas most of these urban areas her. have been reduced to ruin long ago deserted in the really the ethnic cleansing that took place back in the ninety's but it is a fluid picture. official information we have to be careful about.

that kind of information can be verified by independent sources or by both sides in this conflict at the same time diplomatically we're hearing the men's group the united nations security council being activated is a major international community intervention. there's been a lot of been a lot of calls for calm and for immediate cease fire as. we know that the u.n. security council will be meeting behind closed doors later today to discuss the situation. the mid-scale group has been the official body designated to resolving this crisis resolving the dispute but it's been more than 3 decades now and there's a loss of faith in that organization which is comprised of the united states france and russia now the expectation perhaps is all the play is the powers in the

region that have the influence that's russia and turkey which are also rivals and that concern is that they could end up being brought into this conflict i mean already says that turkey is somehow involved militarily but of course russia has its presence you know armenia not incur so either these powers will be caught brought into this conflict or they ultimately will be the ones that would have to thrash out a deal to pull the 2 sides apart but this is early days and at the moment the focus now is on the fighting on the ground for a roma for us to walk about thanks so much. let's get the view from the asat a capsule back who with sin and cos all now the fighting continues right now on the ground then we have been hearing from dallas our bridge on officials and they have some advance after the most intense intense fight flashes are a killing on the north of melbourne a core of the area it's called. also in the area down in the south

we learned from the same elfish was that they have been making advance and they are after the whole thing to liberate the area in their terms from from the ok fires i mean and this is what they say there is also another place which is hotel went where clashes are ongoing actually we have heard that our main unit they were evacuating their military members who have been funded or that in that area in a hold of an area which is between thought and facility also on the western side and they in the area called khan can. on the eastern side there are also some advances and we are hearing that there are many and of course things are repelled from their riyadh parent please they are trying to encircle not going to try to bar from east to the north and to the west this seems to be as a military strategy in the ongoing conflict more than 1000000 lives lost that's the milestone the world has now passed what emerged from marketing war

harm in china has now affected every single part of the world and the covert 1000 crisis looks far from over these are the latest figures from the johns hopkins university global tracker as you can see the death toll is already risen in the last few hours and there are more than 33000000 recorded infections the u.s. brazil and india are the worst affected countries they make up more than 50 percent of the world's infections and then the heart of all deaths for the united nations secretary-general and turn over terrorists is calling on countries to be united and not lose hope and he's urging people not to be complacent either or will this reached an agonizing milestone the loss of 1000000 lives from the coverage in 1000 pandemic it's a mind numbing figure yet we must never lose sight of each and every individual life there were fathers and mothers wives and husbands brothers and sisters friends

and colleagues the pain this mean multiplied by the 7 minutes of these disease research the infection kept families from bedsides and the process of mourning and celebrating the life was over and made impossible again the rio is a nurse at the hospital in madrid he joins us via skype from there good to have you with us i'm wondering 1st of all what level of courage does it take for a health care worker in the in the front lines of this pandemic just to go to work each day. well we have chosen our careers so we know where we could be facing when we say that to become any kind of pair of workers so we are not feeling a heroes maybe some people are regarding us heroes but we are not such for such a thing the world has much of the world has experienced some level of confinement

measures do you find that those are helping you to do your job or a hindrance we need to help them out we need enough resources for our health care system and yes we need measures to be taken out say their health care facilities so people will stop getting infected people have to go to work in crowded public transportation they will get infected there's no way around that and currently i mean how do you deal with that i imagine health workers in the hospital still have to go in crowded transportation some may even live in crowded areas. this is being quite hard because we have workers must go to work we cannot work from home that's obvious but when you travel in crowded transportation and see that many people are having to go to work because we don't have forced confinement these people are forced to expose themselves to the 'd

virus even though they shouldn't be so it's hard going back home surrounded by many people who are forced to go to trial with you because not enough measures had been taken in the region of madrid how does that impact. relationships i mean can you be as close as you would like to be to family and friends and loved ones. it's being terribly difficult because you cannot be c.e.o. or elderly relatives so you will know their put them at risk by those so you have to stay with the children who are going back to school sometimes if a classmate gets infected or and have to stay at home and you have problems again you have to all relationships are being turned around and on the brighter side we health care workers are feeling a stronger sense of unity because we are facing these this war as they say we are fighting this war together all the workers in the health care system so some of our

relationships are being strained some of our beloved ones we have them in their great. many things have been tingle it's turning things upside down as i think you said than does that create anxiety other problems particularly for being a lot of people are of course experiencing anxiety just been in lockdown but i wonder if it's worse for health care workers and if there's anyone there to help you i mean to hugo if you're feeling anxious. well actually more than say what we are feeling is frustration because our health care system has been weakened by budget cuts so we don't need so much to take it on the go help which of course is welcome what we really need is enough budget enough personnel enough hospital beds to be opened on a normal day even before the current writers have feared our system. training from lack of resources so our greater fear of our greatest creation is being know when

we do not have enough resources the best help we could get comes from politicians from people who will approve a budget which should be sufficient for such an important and we are who has any of that change because at the beginning of this pandemic of course we were hearing these terrible horror stories about health workers having you know to work without proper personal protective gear and so on now we're you know what a half a year into this have the conditions change as the funding improves dhea have more protective equipment in gear as well as beds and so on. we have more protective gear for the moment but the real programs with a deeper problems happen not been touched we have not we haven't received budget actually in the region of madrid many health care 'd workers have to work double shifts because that is not enough people to be hired their reason for the she is

many people have been forced to emigrate to other regions in their country to other countries had to germany or great britain because we are not being offered the job opportunities or are they being irregular hours so sometimes you will work for a few days hours even and many people are being forced to flee to to leave so. everything is is is getting complicated there are differences from the face to way past he said now we do have protective equipment but we have deeper problems for example primary health community centers and i have been in a crisis and nonstop crisis seems these begun they have not having enough pressure now they cannot treat their patients as they would like to do because they have to make a difference between those who could be infected those who could not be we do not have enough people tracking those who have been infected to find other contacts these mean that family practitioners are being forced to do this work instead of

treating their patients so our whole health care system has been straining no measures have been taken to shove the deeper down problems so that's the reason for our frustration or and thank you very much for your time. thank you sam good day. still to come on al-jazeera a pivotal moment in the most divisive u.s. election in recent memory with a look ahead to the 1st biden trump presidential debate. fearing for their lives opposition candidates and activists in guinea want us to violence could land had effects month's presidential vote. hello there plenty more showers across areas of japan the worst of the rain in the

last year as that has been heading further to the east really moving up with that area of class but still a few more rain on wednesday really beginning to push in from the west making headway into these more western and eventually central areas of honshu want to see showers as well likely through much of the korean peninsula it whether in their showers it's a fairly cloudy picture and plenty of cloud which shows across much of china dry up to the northeast harbin 17 degrees celsius and still some of those heavier downpours down towards the south so hong kong a couple of very wet days how much is in the high twenty's celsius or really feeling fairly humid again more cloud across the korean peninsula all those day but a slightly better picture across much of japan but the shot is a little bit more widespread to the north across into her and then we head across into south asia definite signs of that are trees of the southwest monsoon as we go through wednesday a lot of that rain is still in the 4 cars that 3 more eastern and central areas plenty of dry clear skies across the north want to scottish across areas of nepal

and still that rain will be in the northeast and still fairly widely scattered throughout bangladesh across into mama and again down tools east but sunny case skies across the south. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognize water resist human rights and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very close watch privatization on anybody if they only killed. those people who see every 2 years something to invest a profit of they want or up to the last drop on al-jazeera. roof .

welcome back you're watching out 0 time to recap our headlines now coronavirus deaths of surpassed 1000000 the u.n. secretary general described it as a mind numbing and agonizing milestone the virus emerged in the wet market in. fact 33000000 people worldwide azerbaijan says it's taken another city in the disputed not gonna cut above the region after a 2nd night of fighting with armenian forces but armenia denies its shelling areas squanders away from the occupy the area dozens have been killed since violence escalated on sunday. but the russian opposition leaders felt large has met the french president during a visit to the through a mere. she says

a man in my com promised to help negotiate the release of political prisoners they were detained during weeks of protests against president alexander lukashenko the one of sky praised micron's willingness to intervene. he told that time is. very crucial because they want to do. a lot of people are suffering because of the 3 dream too many people in jail and he will do everything just to release all the political regional. and tasha battle has more from paris it was a very significant meeting both for the french president and for the leader of the opposition we heard there svetlana take one of skier's say that she had met him at all macro the meeting apparently lasted 35 minutes and then the 20 in capital vilnius mycroft she said promise to help the better russian people promise to help

liberate political prisoners so a very important meeting for her really throwing the spotlight on her campaign on her plight and the plight of the opposition movement in belarus for a man on my call so a highly symbolic meeting it allowed the french president to show once again that he is supporting this opposition movement he has said that he believes that our present release his grip on power in belarus and he should simply go calling for a peaceful transition of power in belarus cameroon's main opposition leader has been given access to his lawyer after being under siege for more than a week security forces are surrounding the home of maurice come to this party has been leading protests demanding the resignation of president paul bia he's been in power for nearly 38 years armitage greece has more from neighboring nigeria.

what the law is called the media after meeting come to know it's been under house arrest since the 20th of this month is that the police have informed them that mr come to will still remain indoors and if he dares to step outside his house to be arrested in fact the lawyers are saying that mr come to is accused of planning to overthrow the government and that is the same our friends the more than 600 opposition supporters who have been arrested by the police earlier i will be china just with in front of a judge how about what we understand is that they will be taken before a military court rather than a civilian court they are friends planning to overthrow the constitutional government of cameroon so right now mr company still in those and i spoke to his lawyer late last night and he told al-jazeera that the plan was to silence them and

he said they refused to be silent they were still what out on the streets but you will tell exactly which day they are going on the streets but they will continue their focus their demands is for the government of president called beah to bring to an end the rising violence the attacks in the north and south west of the country operations against separatists as only a movement fight is between the fighting fighting between them and the security forces have been going on for a long time they are also demanding electoral reform in the country before they head to the regional elections that the government want to conduct on the 6th of december. nationwide protests are expected later in guinea against president alpha come days bid for a 3rd term condé amended the constitution to run in the october 18th poll security forces are on high alert in the border with senegal has been closed nicholas hawk reports from the senegalese capital dhaka. weeks before his country's presidential election guinea and journalist had no intention of leaving his country but the

threats became too intense to ignore 1st base calls in the middle of the night then a voice on the other line saying i will kill you and your family he fled to neighboring senegal in hiding but defiant actually to make the perfect excuse if you know. i feel fear in the pit of my stomach for my country with president alpha condé running for another term in office so many people will be imprisoned paralyzed or tortured and killed and i'm not willing to accept that from deckard he continues to publish articles against the 82 year old president to amended the constitution to allow him to run for a 3rd term in office a coalition made of members of civil society in the opposition known as the national front for the defense of the constitution continue to demonstrate against the constitutional changes human rights groups say more than 200 people have been arrested in scores killed by the security forces days government denies any wrongdoing saying it is merely protecting public order but with more demonstrations

planned security forces are on high alert with guinea and authorities shutting down its borders with senegal. singles government says there are more than 3500000 that have settled here most of them are full on these and despite them being the ethnic majority in guinea they say they face political persecution and economic discrimination from the guinea states they are it t. demographic in this upcoming presidential elections in an interview with al jazeera opposition candidates. campaigning indycar fears the worst is yet to come to fear. the president continues to make a campaign issue and there is high risk of a look toward violence along ethnic lines flared by al for qantas speeches. and there is using his language to campaign. for the new majority who in this presidential race want to have their say refusing to let their voices be ignored

nicholas hark al jazeera the car the only police officer charged in connection with the shooting of breonia taylor in march has pleaded not guilty former detective and concern is charged with endangering taylor's neighbors by firing into an adjacent apartment bryana taylor was shot dead in a police raid at her home in louisville kentucky in march that sparked protests against racism across the u.s. 2 of the officers involved in the shooting were not charged. president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden will face off later on tuesday in the 1st of their 3 presidential debates that are expected to give their opinions on issues affecting americans including the pandemic rice and the economy john hendren reports from cleveland. there will be no pats on the back no shoulder rubs and no handshakes this time for a very different reason american presidential debates are supposed to be about

policy differences and there will be distinctions on coronavirus the economy and racial justice with the biggest contrast will be a colossal clash of personalities joe biden son of a used car salesman this is been the most corrupt administration modern. versus donald trump the self described billionaire who has paid is literally nearly taxes that some families pay for a month's rent is biden points out in this ad. or in trump's telling a successful entrepreneur versus a radical dotard they will deliver a crippling shutdown and a steep you will out if sleepy joe biden becomes press 1st of all you could have a massive tax and. you're going to see interest rates go through the ceiling you will have a depression the likes of which this country has never seen before and despite a lack of evidence the victim of a concerted campaign by dark forces to defraud the election and stop with this nonsense because we're going to be counting ballots at x.

2 years the president has made it clear as always he'll be on the attack one of the aims of the truck campaign is to try and show that biden is not competent to show i'm stumbling and so the more they. get him off his game the better one tactic he's used before target biden's son hunter which prompted this angry response when a voter try to so you have. the debate is being held in ohio a state that often decides elections in the middle of a pandemic. on the campus of one of the nation's most prestigious medical centers biden is expected to go after trump's coronavirus credentials noting that he told a reporter who knew how deadly the virus was even as he was telling voters it would magically disappear if people know the president's allies i mean they know that it's not like it's. going to come as a surprise and so i'm prepared to go out and make my case as to why i think he's

failed when it's over if history is any guide both will declare victory until the next debate john hendren elders era cleveland hundreds of women in argentina have gathered in the capsule calling on the president fulfill his promise to legalize abortion now the hof a 1000000 illegal and unsafe abortions are performed each year and many die from complications associated with the procedure so it's about reports from one of the. earlier this year it seemed argentina was ready to debate once again the legal i say should have abortion in this mostly catholic country. it was a campaign promise by precedent and one of the fundamentalists but then the fund demick happened and the now barry says the government is using coronavirus as an excuse to postpone the debate in congress. if the government says it's not a priority and yet the government acknowledges it is

a matter of public health they're delaying the debate there's a social crisis and abortion and contraceptives are crucial because it's affecting the poor we need answers and a law that protects women. in the times of covert 1000 the green scarves that have come to represent the call for free and safe abortions have been replaced by green masks but the goal remains the same. in argentina abortion is legal only in case of rape or if a woman's life is at risk but hundreds of thousands of abortions happen in a calander stein way using pills and other methods at home amnesty international is part of a campaign to raise awareness on the consequences planned to stand up oceans have on women's lives. in the past. hour the p.r. pick up on the on the i'm happy to do.

it in 2018 the bill was rejected by the senate after clearing the lower house it was the 1st time the bill was debated in congress but even though for a man this was keen on seeing the debate in congress once again women here say the government is prioritizing the relationship with pope francis who is also argentinean but as an architect but the fact that now we are hearing the pope is planning to come to argentina next year and the government wants to guarantee those negotiations because the pope is helping with the international monetary fund to pay the foreign debt but women will continue to die so we will continue to demand what we believe is our right. to a right that this women say has been denied for far too long that is how will want to cite us.

let's take you through the headlines here on al-jazeera now as a version says it's taken another city in the occupied not gonna cut off region after a 2nd like the fighting with army.