some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and the spend that we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter is a. shaky cease fire in nagorno-karabakh as azerbaijan under media accuse each other of violating a truce. or watching all just or a lie from headquarters in doha and also coming up north korea's leader shows off a new intercontinental ballistic missile at a military parade and threatens to fully mobilize his nuclear force. 2 weeks after hosting what's being called a super spreader event donald trump is set to address supporters at the white house

. drumming up the pressure argentinians demand the government stops for and debt repayments as they struggle to make ends meet its. fellow armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating a deal aimed at pausing fighting over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region the as re military released a video on saturday showing what it says the destruction of an armored vehicle that breached the agreement the cease fire was announced by russia on friday after 10 hours of talks in moscow it allows both sides to exchange prisoners recover bodies bernard smith is in chorus in our armenia he says it's a shaky cease fire. we were in step out of the main city of no go

no karabakh earlier today and while we were there we heard shelling in the distance there are accusations that both sides actually have breached the cease fire and they go no kyra backs defense ministries accusing azerbaijan of using the cease fire to ready itself for further military action they said the only way to achieve real peace would be for the international community to recognize nagorno-karabakh as an independent republic that is an extremely unlikely prospect well now it seems that they're going to try and start talks again during this very shaky cease fire the challenges though that after 26 years of the end of the cease fire of the cease fire 994 as far as these areas will tell you the talks have got them nowhere to the status of nagorno karabakh has not been resolved and a good chunk of his very territory that is still occupied by armenia territory that armenia took in that war that ended with

a cease fire in 94 that is still an armenian hands and azerbaijan wants that back there are 2 separate things to be discussed nagorno-karabakh and the territory that armenia currently occupies said in kosovo who is in tart's are in neighboring as are based on she says as a republic sessions have indicated the ceasefire is only temporary. they said that mania was armenia violated the very fresh ceasefire which showed the whole crissy of our mania for these folks this is what they said but of course everybody in azerbaijan was expecting that the ceasefire wouldn't last long as special it wasn't planned for a long ceasefire because when even russian foreign minister lavrov announced about the cease fire he emphasized the reason as the military and. when syrian aid exchanging prisoners and exchanging the that soldiers and injured soldiers so here

. the substance of mass of the country also on the line that and they want to show that if our mania is to violate the cease fire again they are ready to devolve to retaliate but they are preparing the diplomatic talks and they want our mania to be committed to what they are what is promised during the talks which is actually 2 step by step in a calendar withdrawing from the occupied territories as azerbaijan calls and the initial plan is for our main yes to with throw from the occupied regions adjacent to nagorno-karabakh and if that happens as agreed in a moderate an agreement a decade ago then talks about nagorno-karabakh can start but of course we don't know exactly what was spoken yesterday in moscow this is the problem. north korea has displayed new intercontinental ballistic missiles they were unveiled during

a parade marking the 75th anniversary of the ruling workers' party the u.s. labeled the display disappointing and called on chang yang to resume talks over a complete denuclearization rob mcbride reports from seoul. an impressive show of force through the streets of pyongyang this parade down usually held at night time adding to the sense of drama no social distancing and no masks in sight so liberating the country's continued claims to be free of coronavirus visibly moved leader kim jong un praised his country's efforts in keeping the virus out. i'm really grateful that not a single person is infected we manage to protect the people from this contagion. north korea has also been hit by devastating typhoon and summer rains damage that kim is reported to have taken personal charge in dealing with and it's exacerbated

the ongoing affects of sanctions and effectively being cut off from the outside world kim needed this show of strength in the context to he want to use. here's audience he want to show up i'm skeered a strong leader it is necessary for the kingdom leadership tour or sure educate it and show us north korean population that things will eventually be ok this parade showcased what are thought to be new missiles and transporters with the star of the show what's claimed to be a newly developed into continental ballistic missile it's a reminder that in spite of denuclearization talks with the u.s. north korea has continued to expand its arsenal in recent years future relations between the united states and north korea might be on hold until after the u.s. election but south korea remains optimistic it can still achieve closer into korean

ties that's despite a number of setbacks in recent months. souring relations culminated in the destruction of a liaison office by north korea in june and the cutting of communication hotlines between the north and south but kim says he still holds hopes of reconciliation so no you can't but i wish the best for the people in the south in a fast recovery from the pandemic so that we can hold hands together soon came also apologized for failing to meet his people's expectations and a sign of humility not often exhibited by a north korean leader. the country may be suffering from problems on many fronts but none of that was on show on this night of mcbride al jazeera. so. in the next hour the u.s. president donald trump is due to hold his 1st public event since being hospitalized

for coronavirus last week the president will deliver a speech to hundreds of his supporters about law and order but there are still questions over trump's health so we've decided not to attend any white house events on site for safety reasons joining us now from washington d.c. is our white house correspondent kelly how getting kimberly is a block away from where the president is to address his supporters in just about an hour's time or so kimberly so is it even safe to be holding such an event well there's no question that there has been a break out at the white house and we're still not even clear about the president's safety and whether or not he is contagious now when he makes this address it will be from a balcony on the south lawn overlooking the south lawn of the white house so he won't be in close proximity but the question becomes what about the other white house workers that anyone might come in contact with and this is a concern not only for those who might be attending this event but also for the

media that's why al-jazeera has made that decision to be a block away so that we can make sure that we are protected our staff is protected but again because the white house has not been transparent about when the president contracted this it hasn't been 14 days since he officially made it known that he had contracted cope with 19 it's really hard to know whether the president is still contagious now the president says he's going to be campaigning all this week when he doesn't have anything on his official schedule for sunday we already know we already know he's announced rallies for monday tuesday and wednesday and that is something whether it be this week whether it be today one of the top infectious disease specialist dr anthony fauci is cautioning against. it disturbs me when i see that no matter who is doing it when you have congregate settings that have no masks in a situation particularly if it's indoors that is asking for trouble and that is

something that is contrary to the things that i and my public health colleagues have been saying for some time now you've got to void those situations and it doesn't matter who you are aware you everyone should be avoiding those types of situation. now in terms of this event where the president will be addressing it's important to know this is 1st in person addressed since contracting cope at 19 and of course being in the hospital at times with a fever of 103 degrees farenheit well this doctor says he has not had any symptoms for some time again there is the concern of a relapse now with regard to this event the white house says this is not a campaign event this is an official event it is hard to see how his campaign will not be benefiting from this given the fact that we are really just a little more than 3 weeks from november 3rd the presidential election and just in terms of this event very quickly we know that hundreds will be attending it's

called a black said this means black exit from the democratic party that traditionally has had voters of color supporting it it will be fronted by candace owens she is a prominent african-american conservative who says that the democratic party has failed people of color in this country for some time and she's urging them to leave and vote for president she says has done more in the last few years than the democratic party has done in decades so somewhat controversial we know that even some of the attendees were covered in terms of their travel expenses to attend and again some controversy about not only the president whether he's holding a campaign event on the white house lawn but whether it's even safe to do so got it can really we'll cross back through as and when that event takes place for the time being we'll let you go thank you very much though for that update from washington. well kurdistan's parliament has named a new prime minister is strengthening the president's grip on power there's been

political upheaval since last week's disputed parliamentary elections earlier the former president almost back out time by f. was detained by security forces he's a rival of the current president by jim because of stratford has the latest from bishkek where the curfew is now in effect. incredible change in atmosphere incredible events of the last 24 hours to imagine that this square was so chaotic last this time yesterday yesterday afternoon we had clashes between rival protest groups there was the shooting off the the car of the former president and seemingly no rule of law whatsoever to get spend the safe to say that we are beginning to see the rule of law returning this parliamentary session the seating the parliamentary speaker in the last hour has announced that there will be no discussion of the state of emergency in this session however the state of emergency is active for the next 3 days starting from 9 o'clock this evening and if parliament has not approved

that state of emergency decree to extend it within 3 days then the decree becomes null and void so as i say it just does seem as if certainly lord older does seem to be returning the other very interesting thing that has come from this parliamentary session is the endorsement officially of the new prime minister this man soldered to power all of that a lot of people have been speaking very disparagingly of he was freed by protesters his supporters. in the post-election chaos and on monday night he was serving an 11 year jail term for kidnapping. he all week has been. basically quite quite outspoken he's considered to have a very sort of nationalist tendencies a lot of support amongst the the rural communities rule kyrgyzstan his supporters very happy with this disappointment officially of him as the new pm they are

celebrating not far from here but of course you know his legal status is still can be called into question considering that as i say last this time last week he was serving an 11 year jail term. still ahead on al-jazeera. calling for a dialogue with china but on equal terms taiwan's president vows to strengthen defenses in her national day address losing ground fires and deforestation are rapidly shrinking brazil's amazon rain forest. how the southwest monsoon has reached andhra pradesh which means it's going sas

which means slower is no longer catching the edge effects' it's now dry and sunny he and his drones and it goes everywhere else in the least what was a fairly brisk breeze rain down the gulf has dried up now as a $35.00 degrees in particular humid in doha is just a quiet time the no sunday storms forecast anyway you'll notice but they might spark up of you know again the southwest saudi or western parts of yemen because the rain is moving south and it's going to be tropical africa that sees it is still as far north as juba as you can see but also throughout the rift valley and drifting west west the concentration should be d.r. congo at the moment there's no longer even a monsoon wind you can see all this is correct the forecast for somewhere like a golly in rwanda is daily showers this time the and that's true everywhere far south as zimbabwe possibly beyond that as the season changes and the rain start to come in they can of course calls flash floods but you're used to that but you notice they concentrate this time the construct around johannesburg 60 degrees

sunstone seen likely it's also true all through zimbabwe and into zambia even botswana but jo'burg forecast is telling today the thunderstorms that it warms up again. we are going home to build line when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic. to begin the journey of the modern human across the world and as the dust settles everyone is welcome back home to. our pride your destination. moon.

over again the top stories on al-jazeera armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating a cease fire in the disputed region of the corner karabakh hours after it came into force as re military released the video on saturday showing what it says is an armored vehicle it destroyed for violating the agreements. north korea has displayed what are believed to be a previously unseen intercontinental ballistic missiles during a parade marking the 75th anniversary of the ruling workers' party leader kim jong il and has more on that he could fully mobilized his country's nuclear force if it was threatens. u.s. president donald trump is due to hold his 1st public event since being hospitalized for coronavirus last week just under an hour's time the president will deliver a speech to more than 2000 guests about law and order there are still questions

over trump's health. taiwan's president says she's willing to hold talks with china if they're on equal terms speaking at national day celebrations trying when said she's open to meaningful dialogue with beijing and hopes regional tensions can be resolved peacefully typical pollen reports from hong kong. taiwan national day celebrations taking place at a time of rising tensions with neighboring china but rather than showcasing the island's military might it was used as an opportunity to open the door to dialogue with aging. they will not go so this is a time when the saying as long as the authorities in beijing are willing to resolve antagonisms and improve cross street relations while maintaining parity and dignity we're willing to work together to facilitate meaningful dialogue. president sighing whens national day speech held both veiled and pointed messages for china and even

the offer to start talks came with conditions that beijing should treat taiwan as an equal and listen to thai peace concerns trying to is not going to accept any concept or framework that taiwan proposed which is not identical to what china. has as nice as it sounds for president sides that we want her already and might starve or reasonable to those of us outside the region for china's leadership there really isn't much room to deviate from their stated position beijing cut off official contact with taiwan after thai was 1st elected in 2016 relations deteriorated further when she want to 2nd term with a promise to preserve the island sovereignty the presidents commended the taiwanese forces and stressed the importance of stepping up the island's military capabilities in the face of increased aggression from beijing to the us and yet for

some time now harassment by air and sea from the other side has raised tensions in the taiwan strait but our national military has closely monitored the situation and responded promptly achieving their defense mission. china has ramped up military pressure on taiwan in response to washington strengthening support of taipei the us is taiwan's main ally although it has no formal alliance but it sells the island weapons $13000000000.00 worth over the past 4 years china considers taiwan to be part of its territory which one day will be reunified with the mainland so taipei has no right to participate in international diplomacy and due to pressure from beijing only 15 countries now have official diplomatic ties with the island but taiwan's international standing has grown steadily over the past few months due to its twist in effective battle against the corona virus outbreak. the national day celebrations were scaled back due to the pandemic president's i devoted much of the

success of taiwan's response to the virus and took it as an opportunity to highlight that it's an example of the island's resilience and ability to defend itself if you go palin hong kong hong kong police have arrested 9 people suspected of helping pro-democracy activists who attempted to flee to taiwan the dozen activists have been held in the southern city of shuns and since august that's when they were intercepted by chinese authorities their families rallied in hong kong on thursday accusing the police of lying about the circumstances around their capture the world health organization has warned europe to take decisive action to curb soaring corona virus infection rates it's urging countries to limit large gatherings or expect tough lockdowns i know it's not necessarily for people who want to hear that that is it it is good to see many countries in europe

experiencing rapid rise in cases and governments do have to take decisive action in order to try and shut down the transmission rushes reopen some temporary hospitals as it's outbreak worsens nearly $13000.00 cases were confirmed on saturday that's it's worse daily figure moscow's mayor says the city's hospitals are filling up with coronavirus patients nearly 1300000 have been infected and almost 23000 have died and poland has reported a record rise in new daily infections with more than $5300.00 confirmed on saturday hundreds of people have rallied against new restrictions which include wearing a mask outdoors at all times the prime minister wants to avoid a 2nd full lockdown which he says could be worse case scenario. opposition supporters have rallied in ivory coast's commercial capital abidjan against the president's decision to stand for

a 3rd term they say either side wants or as violating the constitution and one october as presidential election perspire loaned her and says changes to the law in 26 the term count allowing him to seek office again. today we are here to say no to water who simply wants to run for a 3rd term this is not a political party story it is not a story of sympathizers but it is a story of the people of coat of war who want to claim their freedom we are here simply to say no to water as 3rd term. at least 8 people have died as a result of a gang war and refugee camps in southern bangladesh police and humanitarian workers say thousands of people have been forced to flee the criminal groups are competing for dominance and what is the largest refugee settlements in the world. pakistan has been chinese social media optic talk for not doing enough to block illegal

contents the government says the company failed to stop what it calls immoral and indecent videos from being shared but telecom authorities say they're willing to reverse the ban if takes off improves the moderation of its contents it's the 3rd most popular op in pakistan with nearly $39000000.00 downloads. argentina is struggling with high inflation and foreign debt members of the international monetary fund have arrived to begin talks over a new repayment deal but protesters are calling on the government to stop its that repayments on use the money to help revive the economy tear is about reports from brought us iris. protests like this one happening almost every day when a site is. it's a reflection of the economic situation in the country. people are demanding better salaries and a hold in payments of foreign debt either boy or i repudiate the arrival of the i.m.f.

and finance his policy of submission to this body just as he did with the foreign bondholders of course there is another way a completely sovereign path which is to denounce the state to stop paying and to allocate these billions of dollars to the working people. the protos consigned with a mission by the i.m.f. to the south american country argentina was granted more than $50000000000.00 in loans doing the government a former president now president and a lot of the farm and this has started to negotiate on how to pay back it's all happening as argentina's pestle currency is facing a credibility crisis since last year it has been consistently losing value as people turn towards the u.s. dollar to save guard their savings we've weak economic situation. and reasonable to expect. the. structural issue and. anything on the on change area. shirish this is.

just to make any kind of. next government will actually have a unique. on. the economy in argentina was in trouble prior. to the pandemic struggling with recession and high inflation it was one of the 1st countries in latin america to impose a strict lockdown to prevent the spread of covert 19 and even though it was able to control the amount of infections early on it's now fighting a spike in recent weeks the government is trying to track down people that have the virus but have no symptoms and that's why they have increased testing in areas with a high infection rate like this one they do a saliva test then they're allowed to go home to wait for the results. the dire economic situation in the country post a challenge for the lock down as many nogent tina could not afford to stay home

millions work in the informal sector and his bite of some government aid it was not enough for many to make ends meet. and the least are now saying argentina is facing a perfect storm endemic economic problems plus a pandemic that like many others the government is struggling to control. several antecedent. brazil's amazon rain forest is experiencing its worst fires in a decades environmental lots of us a presidential year balsa narrows environmental policies are to blame monica. from rio de janeiro. brazil's amazon rain forest is shrinking by the day. last year it lost 10000 square kilometers to fires land grabbers and loggers this year it may lose even more according to new data just released by brazilian space agency. during the 1st 9 months of

202076000 fires tore through the rain forest the most for that period in a decade where all were brazil's worst the forestation record was in 1905 when 29000 square kilometers of the amazon was destroyed we had managed to reduce that number to 4000 square kilometers in 2012 but since then destruction has been on the rise. illegal logging and mining are problem but the main culprits are cattle ranchers who set fires to clear the land for pasture. indigenous activists amandla from the set out in a way tribe blames president also matters right wing government for easing environmental restrictions. i became i then knew that the fires make me very sad because we're losing so much territory if the forest goes we will die. president bush so natural says he's doing everything he can by sending the military to put

out fires and helping indigenous people fight the covert 1000 pandemic he says n.g.o.s are exaggerating the destruction and he's criticizing us democratic presidential candidate joe biden for saying during his recent debate with president donald trump that brazil should face repercussions if it fails to protect the amazons. biden seems to wants to break up their listen to between the met states and brazil because of the amazon we know that some countries have interest in the amazon and we have to dissuade them from doing this by having all armed forces ready. but fires are still out of control in the rain forest and in brazil spend time at. the world's largest wetland putting it at risk endangered species. brazil signed the paris agreement to fight global warming and promised to reduce deforestation by 80 percent this year but we are very far from that goal in order

to fulfill its promise brazil should have a limit to deforestation in the amazon to less than 4000 square kilometers but according to a busy latest data by the end of december it will probably have destroyed 3 times that amount monika an i.q. of al-jazeera rio de janeiro. and this bulletin with news out of the french open there's a new champion she's 19 year old. and she's clinch the title becoming poland's 1st grand slam singles champion she raced out to an early lead over australian open champion sophia 10 and taking the 1st set $64.00 who was on the ranks going into the tournament then cruised through a straight sets victory winning the 2nd set 61. the headlines on al-jazeera armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating

a ceasefire in the disputed region of the ground 0 care about the.