people see it as a great opportunity to take to the streets to continue to let their message be her . furious armenian storm a government building after the prime minister signs a deal to end weeks of conflict with azerbaijan in the disputed region. the agreement was also involves russia the sharing of military victories but is very full says. this is their life also coming up. the u.s. attorney general tells prosecutors to investigate allegations of electoral fraud

while an official who deals with election crimes resigns. bruce president martin vickery agrees to leave office off the congress votes and is accused of accepting bribes but the noisy allocation. and drug giant to pfizer's has covered 19 vaccine looks to be about 90 percent effective sparking hope that the global outbreak coming brought under control. a deal has been signed to end weeks of conflict between armenia and azerbaijan and that disputed region i'm not going to cut it back a cease fire has already taken effect but there's been angry reaction among some armenians cacho lopez all the un reports. the deal comes after 6 weeks of relentless fighting it was 1st announced in a facebook post by armenian prime minister nicol pushing in within minutes

confirmation came from a server john and moscow he would. meet on november 9th the president of azerbaijan the prime minister of armenia and the president of the russian federation signed a statement which declares a complete cease fire and of military action in the nagorno-karabakh war zone starting from midnight on november 10th moscow time armenia's prime minister described the deal as unbelievably painful. the backlash was immediate moments after the announcement furious demonstrators stormed into parliament in europe want to protest the move the conflict they argue is about much more than land. but armenia had undergone a number of defeats very forces overran nagorno-karabakh 2nd city shoe shop and they were on their way to the capital when the deal was signed some analysts say armenia didn't have much choice the prospect of conflict and its cost

could be so much worse for the armenians given the current rate of momentum so he's in a difficult position to be sure and it remains to be seen what the future holds for him more than a 1000 people on both sides have died tens of thousands are now displaced. the region is within azerbaijan but has been under the control of ethnic armenians since 1904 decades of tension and violence have followed and while an agreement has been signed it's unlikely it will also and the animosity between the 2 countries russian forces are already being deployed to keep the peace. this with a yawn al-jazeera neal how is journalist and yerevan he says many people there see the deal as a betrayal. within about 1520 minutes of this the old being signed of this you know

shocking sudden surrender deal for the goshen deal being signed. i was in my apartment at the point time and the honking december just erupted on the street and then you know crowds descended on republic square the main the main central square of the city where the large government compound is protester breaking into the compound protesters were chanting nicole traitor nicole betrayer and then protesters broke into parliament as well and essential that the city is in chaos at this point i mean it's that the police seem to have let it go and. everyone is in chains there is a great sense of betrayal here by people because the government told them for 44 days now that they were winning the war and that all the setbacks were temporary or tactical and that you know they still controlled shushi in this last battle for the last several days here and you know that they were that they weren't putting

massive loss of the azerbaijani force that may help the upper hand and i mean this is the sense that i get from a lot of people here is you know they don't believe that the battle was actually lost and that they think that nicole told them up because that will push in yun the prime minister or they think that you know if you knew that we were losing if you knew that the situation was bad why did you keep going why did you sacrifice so many of our young men for for nothing to achieve the same end result. u.s. attorney general william ball has authorized federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of voting irregularities if there's strong evidence but the money challenge of election crimes resigned just as i was off to that the term campaign fall suits in battleground states alleging voter fraud to separate the u.s. president sect his defense secretary alan fischer reports. out of sight in the

white house for the moment but still using his power as president donald trump settling scores sacking his defense secretary mark casper finding out he'd been terminated by tweet esper dubbed yes spurred by the president finally fell foul of the oval office in the summer as racial justice protests swept american cities the president considered putting troops on the street insisted that wasn't going to happen the election is still on donald trump's mind sending out a series of tweets about states he claims are in dispute in the senate republican leader said the president was right not to concede right no president trump is 100 percent within his rights to look into allegations of irregularities and weigh legal options but his democratic counterpart admitted he was worried where the president was taking the country baseless claims by the president and his supporters that there's been widespread voter fraud and that the election was

somehow rigged or stolen from president trump. that kind of rhetoric is extremely dangerous republican see they're just at the start of the legal battle this election is not over. under pulling together evidence to put before the courts what we do have a whistleblower which i discussed earlier this week who was in detroit as an election worker not as a republican poll watcher who under affidavit says that they were told to back to balance that their supervisor came in and they were there november 4th ballots that came in with no date they were told by the supervisor fact take the ballots to november 2nd or november 3rd so they will count so that has been submitted to the eastern to the u.s. attorney in the eastern district of michigan. attorney general william barr has told prosecutors to investigate any substantial allegations of fraud before the

results are verified is being seen by critics as a political move to give more credibility to unfounded allegations made by the president. joe biden is a new adult he's one and he's already getting ready for day one as american hit 10000000 corporate cases he announced his coronavirus task force which will go to work straight away i will spare no effort to turn this pandemic around once we're sworn in in january 20th to get our kids back to school safely our business is growing and our economy running full speed again and again to prove back scene manufactured and distributed as quickly as possible to as many americans to as many americans as possible free of charge will follow the science to more people who are at the president's election night event have tested positive for covert cabinet secretary ben carson and david bossie who is leading the legal efforts in the contested states as america faces

a spike in cases vice president mike pence who leads the administration's coronavirus task force is heading to florida for 5 days on vacation alan fischer al-jazeera washington. bryan cranston's a lecturer in u.s. politics at swinburne university he joins me from rockhampton in queensland australia brian there's really 2 things going on here there's firstly control of the narrative the narrative that the trouble campaign wants out there is that they were cheated out of the election but there's also a legal process coming here now the trunk of painting or the trunk administration is talking about the supreme court but it's a long way to get their rights that's right it is entirely possible that the supreme court could hear it carries from the time and later this week although it is more likely to be only to meet next week before the 1st house gets there and that is really what the trump campaign is angling for i want to get some hearings

because it's a pretty cool with a few by how much better chance of becoming the declared victories for joe biden number of case to particularly michigan georgia and pennsylvania. why doesn't that the democrats simply say ok you want to recount we'll give you a recount. that's an excellent question and a complicated one. it is so far to say there has not been a u.s. election pasi the last 60 or 70 is when i haven't been in some canada regularities 10 place one of the main reasons for that is he's in 3 quarters of the us stance the cheaper lections official is themselves an elected politician so the person in charge i've seen elections at the state levels themselves are potus and person and keep in mind there isn't a federal oversight you know on the us presidential elections sensually 50 state

elections are not to say they aren't grounds for chumps can be kind to suggest that are legit regularities it is possible and what generally happens with close elections is that more times you can't get a different result every time there is that reticence on the part of the democrats for that particular reason now the other thing that's going on here which is quite interesting is that we have a situation where it's so close where the election has been so close that there is space to at least argue whether this is going to be disputed but it's not being disputed unturned as of kind of numbers this all politics i mean even richard pilger the head of the election crimes unit has resigned over this there's division within the attorney general's office as well it's not just politics it's the judiciary as well. absolutely and this is the key point and one of the reasons that trump was so opposed to mountain bikes in long before election day because all

of this had to sticks prior to november suggested that democrats would in fact vioxx him a lot of things who voted by paul went by on post about us and the republican candidates and that was borne out on election night and took in pennsylvania what about 78 percent of the postal votes biden's white so trump was sitting on this narrative long before election day it's not a bad counting the votes or the 5 persis it's about the politics behind it and started trumping is goes campaign and is not opposed to the votes or council election and he is specifically targeting these postal votes because that's where he feel he has the best chance of perhaps winning the election ultimately if a lot of puerto there is a partial guards are excluded from the count now there is a deadline for the states to certify the vote when the certification happens is that game over. like many things in the u.s.

there are deadlines and there are deadlines each state has does have different deadlines some have recently possum have come to the next few days it doesn't need to be finalized until it goes to electoral college not until mid december and there is quite a long way that has to go until then if we think back to 2000 with al gore and george w. bush there is alt wasn't declared private today to college until december we are a long way short of the the deadline limit that was set in 2000 there is still a lot more to play out in the coming weeks i think we are going to increasingly see divisive politics come into the fall. i think has given us every indication he's not going to accept the results quietly it doesn't mind me saying just what will happen next bring something different for us. bryan cranston thank you very much your joining us lawyer from queensland in australia now at least 50 people have

been beheaded in mozambique over the last 3 days police say a group going to eisele is to blame unrest in the northern kubba delgado providence began in 2017 as has since displaced thousands of people police say fighters have burned homes and executed people in the old rich region. still ahead allowed 0. last talks but what impact could a new u.s. president have on any e.u. and u.k. agreement. that a moldova corruption is a growing concern and the upcoming presidential election. how we've got rain in the forecast for parts of the middle east ok here in qatar it

does stay fine in trying to clear skies across the southern half of the arabian peninsula but a fair bit of cloud further north you see have a cloud stretches right the way from the caspian all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabia and there's some rain on that as well it could be if you have to produce some rain into parts of iraq maybe northern areas of iran the showers extend their way through syria to wards lebanon maybe even pushing across israel and the palestinian territories we'll see that west of where the sinking a little further south which in these words as we go through a wedding day some showers there wrench to push their way towards q 8 and western side of iran seeing for the showers fun a dry pavement of hot temperatures touching 30 celsius with more sunshine the sunshine stretches down across northern parts of somalia just around the horn of africa but we have got some showers just feeding their way across the central and southern parts of somalia pushing into kenya the short range there the short rights to stretching down into tanzania some heavy downpours certainly

a possibility and they stretch all the way across parts of central africa into the gulf of guinea will see showers there around the bone and more heavy showers into northern parts of angola. jump into this stream and julian on global community by. diversity is biosecurity is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know he her panties and a t. can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the complaints are not neutral and all of the case going here is to terrorize it here's the other part of this there's no consequence this stream on out is the.

you want to go to 0 a reminder of our top stories this hour. there's been an angry reaction among some armenians offer a deal with side to end weeks of conflict between the media and azerbaijan and vet disputed region and they're going to care about a cease fire has already taken effect. the agreement will see nearly 2000 russian peacekeepers deployed to nagorno-karabakh. u.s. attorney general william bell has a will to rise federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of voting irregularities if there's strong evidence but the man in charge of election crimes resigned just hours after that the term campaign is follow suit in battleground states. peru's congress has voted to remove president martin visit kora from

office he is accused of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies the one public works contracts now his car a denies all the allegations he's agreed to leave office without filing an appeal marianna sanchez has the latest from the capital lima. martin discovered i was flanked by members of his cabinet in front of the steps of the presidential palace he gave a last goodbye to peruvian he has said goodbye he said he was going home that he disagreed with the result of this vote and that he has always been transparent he said he would not take any legal action and that he was now going to face justice and prove everyone wrong a lot of peruvians are now angry in the last few polls we have seen that peruvian supported president martin these kyra and now people are

protesting the streets of lima some also in the city of through here north of lima and in other places we've just seen a few people there is a curfew here in an hour because of the pandemic so possibly we will see more people in the streets tomorrow or remind you that it's 8078 percent of peruvians who have supported the scar all along and have said that he should stay that he should have stayed until july of next year we have elections general elections in jan in april and that he should stay and face justice after that people are angry 95 percent of peruvians say that he must be investigated and prosecuted but at this moment a lot of prudence are angry and possibly we'll see more people in the streets in the next few hours. american drugmaker far as i was released interim results would

show its vaccine is clearly affective in preventing good 19 it's been welcomed by scientists and world leaders and triggered a surge of global markets. the vaccine developed by pfizer and german start up by insect was found to be more than 90 percent effective in preventing covert 19 among study participants no serious safety concerns were observed amongst the more more than 43000 participants across the globe the study showed just 94 confirmed cases of cove in 19 among the participants the news is being called a great day for science and humanity while the world health organization says results are very positive but it did add that there is still a lot of work to be done charlie and the reports. $1300000000.00 doses by the end of the year that's the claim from drug makers pfizer and biotech after announcing their vaccine is more than 90 percent effective theirs is the 1st successful data

from a large scale clinical trial and widespread vaccinations could roll out by the end of december following an application for an emergency use approval from regulators within weeks german company biotech admit they're still waiting on more results to further prove its safety. it's true that this type of medication has no approval yet which is why we are carrying out this compatibility study with more than 40000 test persons to find out if there is any intolerance even a rare one what we can prove with this study is that the vaccine is compatible and that side effects are mild to moderate and that there are no severe side effects the news of the vaccine sent global stock markets soaring scientists welcome the news of the 90 percent effectiveness much higher than been expected but also raised questions we have to know who received it in vaccine in this 1st trial

and. evaluate if this sometimes tick results could be extended also to add the populations which are matched more than in needs from relaxing the to the i mean all the people the people we really. who are at risk of severe infections and probably were not included in the 1st trial you know as the world health organizations decision making body met in a largely virtual conference questions were already being raised about how any vaccine would be distributed especially to developing countries the world has come together as never before to usually slice same into result of devil or fraud and i'm not going to be fairly as lot with. not private communities that people are why and what reasons i'm p. . left behind 1200000 people have now died of the virus and more than 50000000 people have quoted 10000000 of them in the u.s.

but the pandemic shows no signs of abating with hungry in portugal the latest countries in europe to reimpose strict measures the assembly did have one reason to celebrate the victory of joe biden means the u.s. will be reestablishing its relationship with the w.h.o. after trump for many began withdrawing. the funding the u.s. brings is key as the organization revealed although the world's expectations of the w.h.o. have grown dramatically the budget hasn't charlie and. president elect joe biden's urging americans to put partisan politics aside away in mosques as the u.s. recorded more than 10000000 crowing a virus infections biden is inviolate a tossed force to combat the outbreak and it includes doctors public health experts and scientists he says the nation's edging towards a very dark winter this group. and detailed plans built

on a bedrock of science and we keep compassion empathy and care for every american at its core this election is over time to put aside the part and the partisanship and the rhetoric that designed to demonize one. it's time to end the politicization of basic responsible probably kill steps like mask social distance. and u.k. negotiators are trying once again to try and get a post bragg's it trade deal as the clock ticks down to next month's deadline from london simmons explains why the election of joe biden in the us is adding another significant aspect to the 2. michel barnier the hughes chief negotiator on the post trade deal has a spring in his step now he has a new bargaining chip the views of joe biden the president elect thinks breck's it was a mistake and the u.k.

prime minister boris johnson who had counted on the support of donald trump as a weaker hand like johnson trump has no liking for the e.u. biden will follow policies that embrace the e.u. france and germany may well become more influential allies of the us than the u.k. the u.k. may be outside the e.u. is no longer the main interlock for washington in the e.u. it is outside so the special relationship is not what it used to be and people that think that it is for you so how salvage their relationship i basically believe all ahead of the u.s. election joe biden had already sent a warning shot and johnson who he's never met it was over the possibility of a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland the e.u. warns that could be the outcome if the u.k. government presses ahead with a plan that breaches international law it would contravene part of the e.u.

withdrawal agreement the u.k. could change or ignore export rules on goods moving from the u.k. to northern ireland biden who has irish roots believes like the e.u. the good friday agreement of 998 which brought peace to northern ireland would be endangered by a hard border. another issue at stake is johnson's plan for a trade agreement with the u.s. under biden that could all go up in smoke if there's a no deal brecht's it all revisit a distant prospect of a hard irish border. some analysts believe a u.s. trade deal has been overhyped by the british they seem to want that to prove that rex it has worked in some way and i guess maybe it can have that impact in domestic politics but from an economic standpoint what what the u.k. needs is an effective deal with the e.u. and it's where its economic future lies cam there be a wind of change in u.k. policy on brics it with biden as us president right now there's no sign of it but

it could well be that the u.k. government is pondering its position andrew symonds al-jazeera london. the fugitive business one politician in moldova could play a big role in the 2nd round of the presidential election this month alone shaw is accused of masterminding the theft of a $1000000000.00 but in the town where he used to be mayor many celebrate his legacy so when you go reports. first glance or seems like a modern town an ideal place to bring up a family perhaps this week transport taishan it even has its own theme park free to visit with its own city beach and the man behind this regeneration is former mayor elan short one of moldova is most famous oligarchy and leader of a political party that carries his name he's a wonderful man you can see what he's done in this town he's chanted probably

better 200 percent of our park used to be rubbish down that smell horrible but now it's really beautiful shaw is also being sought by police suspected of being behind moldova's so-called theft of the century. we don't care where the money came from our life has improved a little there is no proof anyone could have made that story up it could be true or it could be law is everywhere you go around here it seems that there is praise everywhere for mr shaw is regarded as something of a local hero for fixing up or to pay despite the fact that he is a suspected leading figure in $1.00 of europe's biggest banking frauds sure may be wanted for questioning but he is still allowed to participate in public office campaigning as an interactive hologram despite his alleged part in a 2014 heist in which more than a $1000000000.00 disappeared from moldova's 3 biggest banks companies affiliated

with sure had taken control of those banks and issued large loans to those same companies he was later found guilty of money laundering and fraud yet throughout this time sure remained the mail order until he fled the country last year and he is not the only political figure in moldova accused of being involved with the theft. among those who were arrested is former prime minister that he's accused of taking bribes from shore he maintains his arrest was politically motivated. we lived in a reality where one person could have the absolute power justify was isolated in this is what happened the reality had shown that those objectives had nothing to do with their country's interests it's 6 years on the case has not been resolved. an important factor is the lack of independence of those in charge of investigating this case the prosecutors and judges all of this makes it impossible to finish this

investigation. the reluctance to follow the money has caused the country to lose a $1000000000.00 worth of financial aid the european union among other institutions many say the lack of transparency moldova shows that here anything is possible for those with money and. al-jazeera ok moldova. with the headlines out is there or there's been an angry reaction among some armenians after a deal was signed to end weeks of conflict between armenia and azerbaijan in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh a cease fire has already taken effect that the agreement will see nearly 2000 russian peacekeepers deployed its integral or care about. roving for a civil war has more on armenians decision to join the agree.