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i'm good in peru after congress impeach is the president and votes him out of office accusing him of corruption. and the battle for online game is top tech companies rushed to launch and laid it off or is the industry sees a boom during the pandemic. it's a deal that armenia is calling painful but azerbaijan is celebrating as a victory after weeks of fighting in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides have agreed to hold all military action several previous attempts and the conflicts have failed. has more. the deal comes after 6 weeks of relentless fighting it was 1st announced in a facebook post by armenian prime minister nicole pushing in within minutes confirmation came from missouri sean 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 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 there i think but armenia had undergone a number of defeats azeri forces overran nagorno-karabakh 2nd city shoeshine 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 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 us their version but has been under the control of ethnic armenians since 1994 decades of tension and violence have followed and while an agreement has been signed it's unlikely it will also end the animosity between the 2 countries russian forces are already being deployed to keep the peace. this is the young al-jazeera that's bringing hoda abdel-hamid with the latest now from yerevan lot of anger in armenia how to tell us about the reactions this morning. yes definitely i think it's a mixed bag of shock sadness and a lot of anger and

a sense of loss really i mean we've been standing here in parliament for the past 2 hours i'm just going to show you what's happening behind me you have people. who have been here strongly debating for hours on end you can you have a sense really that the opinions on what has unfolded over the last 12 hours are very different we've seen people shouting at each other we see a little bit of scuffle and they're behind the gate where protesters have blocked the road that leads to this building so you do have certainly good news is seeping in that sense of loss is dipping in and also many people say well why did we have this war why did we have about 1200 soldiers dead that's the official number some people say in that number may be higher while all of this if india and we lost so much the prime minister of armenia is under a lot of pressure after this deal what does the future look like for him.

well certainly there have been calls for him to resign. since last night the opposition some of the main opposition figures really signed a joint letter asking him for do so now we heard from him just in the lot over the last half hour and he tried to explain his position again he said that the media had no other choice that returning those 7 regions that i mean he had occupied back in 1904 has always been a precondition to try to have any sort of agreement with us or by john overby future of nagorno karabakh he said that he couldn't get out of there and that he actually followed the recommendation of the chief of staff of the military who told him to actually go do stand for disagreement now he is under a lot of

a lot of scrutiny a lot of stress some people say well he had no other choice because also himself said he said we were not fighting only as a john we were fighting as over john and mercenaries. that's his position so i mean you know was at a loss the big issue here is that the troops as there is now have taken shushi. and then every all we heard over the last 48 hours was that that was not happening that there was still a fight and then everything changed really since last night and armenians most of them stayed awake the whole night and those who woke up this morning are now quite angry still early hours the parliament is supposed to meet very soon for an emergency session he's going to be have to answer some tough questions for dad i meet with the latest there from van meanwhile they have been celebrations in

azerbaijan over that deal to end the conflict. our people have been dancing in the streets of the capital baku azerbaijan surprised and says the agreement which was also signed by russia and a long occupation of the area osama bin javid has more from the as ery capital back home. the atmosphere is a festivity we've been hearing people from the early hours of the morning when this news broke and their president came out on state t.v. and announced that the conflict is over under the auspices of moscow they have signed a deal and armenia is essentially going to be surrendering. to them and they have been able to achieve what they couldn't achieve in the last 3 decades of conflict you've been able to achieve it in just 6 weeks of war there is the feeling here is of optimism and celebration but there are by johnny's asking about the finer details of this agreement because this is not the 1st time that there is

a peace some sort of a cease fire agreement this is indeed the 4th time the david read to cease fire but this is the 1st time that they've essentially agreed that the forces would be drawn line corridos will be open going to be establishment of peacekeeping forces people are going to be able to go back not just those who've been displaced in the last 6 weeks of conflict but those who've been displaced for nearly 28 years so there is joy there is celebration there waiting to hear back from their president once again people have been gathering at the mall to the square here and they expect the president to come and go in the crowd at some point when all of this happened at a dramatic turn of events last night very heard from the armenian side that there were pitched battles we heard from the other by johnny's a russian helicopter vitalistic and then soon after we heard from their president that armenia has agreed that it will surrender and are going to karbala and the war should be. the aftermath of the us elections now and attorney general william barr

has authorized federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of voting irregularities if there is strong evidence but the man in charge of election crimes resigns just hours after that the trump campaign has fines lost source in battleground states alleging voter fraud and separately the u.s. president has signed his defense secretary alan fisher has our report. 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 trog 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 and attorney general william barr has told prosecutors to investigate any substantial allegations of fraud before the results are verified it's being seen by critics as a political move to give more credibility to unfounded allegations made by the president joe biden is a new he's won 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 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. washington. i speak to tom swift sanaa is the executive director of the center for independent studies he joins us from sydney thank you very much mr switzer for being with us so 1st of all what do you make of donald trump's refusal to concede all of heavyweight republicans like mitch mcconnell backing him his sacking of the defense secretary what do you think is game plan is here well 1st of all that is

a legitimate case full recounting votes in very taught election rices and the republicans have every right to contest state elections in court the problem now is that you need evidence to prove widespread 'd electoral fraud and at this stage there is not and indeed many republican officeholders around the country particularly not as contested elections but i recognize that the prices has been legal orderly transparent explain clearly witnessed by a bipartisan group of observers and there's just no credible evidence of substantial irregularities what's the game plan for the president i just think he's showing down and discord and he's trying to deal with you tomorrow as the new president just as he believes the campaign was on to why 4 years ago to do you reject him i sees presidency from the outset with russia guide's allegations but

what do you make of the way the republican party as a whole is handling all this the way it's evolved and the republican majority in the senate is at stake in places like georgia this so 2 races to decide they're why i keep alive the possibility that trump might have a legitimate claim and risk their senate majority. well opinion varies there have been some republican senators as you have how they congratulated president elect joe biden but you're quite right there are a lot of republican senators who are either quiet who are indeed suggesting that the president has every right to contest this my sense is that mitch mcconnell who's the senate majority leader he's likely to be the most powerful congressional figure since lyndon johnson and fifty's he just wants trump's cooperation to mike sure that the republicans do indeed win the was to run off elections in the state of georgia the republicans must win those 2 style elections or at least one of them

to be able to control 'd the senate which would be a check on joe biden so that's why i explained the republican bit once my cities that by. early to mid december before all the voters said if i had if there's no widespread evidence it's founder of publicans will just distance themselves from trump and the process for the transition will begin yeah so far some have but others haven't as we've seen from the international reactions joe biden say terry has reassured most foreign leaders that the chaos we've seen over the last 4 years is over but how much damage has iraq done anything to america's reputation as a beacon of democracy and you know when you see what's happening right now after the election can't can that reputation really be recovered. well there are a maligned washington as bingo often talks of color or as i should well before trump arrived on the saying robert gates defense secretary who's done the president

obama and bush back in 23rd and said that the greatest national security threat that faces the united states is the 2 square miles that encompasses the white house and the capitol building and by that he meant that shift and polarize action which admittedly as you say has got much worse during the trump era i think america has enormous demonstrated capacity for china and renewal joe biden has had plenty of experience in politics going back to the only 970 s. when he was elected to the senate but you're quite right all the about will public polling evidence shows that america's christie aging credibility and its image has dissipated dramatically during the trial. and it will be tough to judge bottom but there are some ese things he can do via executive order he wanted a legislative support to bring america back into sight for example the paris climate change accords well the world health organizations want to end the so-called muslim travel ban i thought and should be able to do that relatively

easily very early on in his presidency thank you so much for talking to us tom switzer executive director of the center for independent studies in sydney thank you for your time thankfully still ahead on al-jazeera every 10 from exiled former president ever morales gets a hero's welcome as he goes back to the navy after a year. from. however we have got a lot of fide in try whether across central and eastern parts of here once the morning mist and frost clears away some fog as well high pressure dominating so that's keeping it calm light winds but around the area of high pressure with dragging in the winds from all the almost a silly direction for summer sea the cooler air just making its way across the area

that was towards the west we are pulling in more clouds and rain for timesharing bits and pieces of rain coming in across france through the british isles pushing across the low countries as we go on through tuesday then waiting in the wings rather more persistent rain will make its way in for the middle part of the week so while intending increase the cloudy increasingly wet sand when the times as we go on through wednesday that rain making its way across the western side of scotland temperatures not fairing well to pack 14 celsius there for london and also for paris central areas from my in-laws the dry basin pieces of low cloud live the show is still in place across that eastern side of the mediterranean possibly some large hail possibly a with some thunder is well it could cause a little bit of flooding in the sea the wet weather there up towards the northeast of the african continent central areas of africa seeing the usual seasonal showers right across to the west.

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a deal is signed to end weeks of conflict with azerbaijan surprising says the agreement which was also signed by russia and long occupation of the disputed mungo maccallum back area but the agreement us walked out rage in armenia with angry protesters storming government buildings in the arraf on the deal costs for armenian forces to turn over control of some areas protesters are demanding the prime minister resign and the u.s. attorney general has authorized federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of voting irregularities if there is strong evidence that trump campaign has filed lawsuits seen in battleground states alleging frauds. ethiopia's military has captured an airport controlled by a regional t gray forces according to local media troops of the who mera airport in the northwest region the latest strike in a week old battle with northern forces prime minister abi ahmed ordered the offensive integrate accusing leaders say of trying to break up the country and

undermining his leadership that speak to. a ride in addis ababa for is so what do we know about what's happening right now in the northern tikrit region i know it's been very difficult to access and communications have been cut off. indeed fall and fall on telephone and internet networks are both down very hard to confound the claims and counter claims from both sides but if your peers military is claiming to have taken full towns homemade is the last of them and that port that they've just announced they have taken the border if you will be a house with sudan and as a border crossing into sudan so a very strategic place they have taken the fighting is taking place at the list 3 fronts it's a week since it's taken place one of the front is from them how to riggins border with the other one from the border. with that of a region which also has

a border with at a trail and djibouti and then on the side of sudan where east of course the prime minister be saying this is going to be a quick operation and in the past few minutes he is to a tip saying our law enforcement operations into proceeding us blonde operations will seize us one of the criminal. legitimate administration in the region has told and fidgety is up a 100 and brought to justice all of them he says properly come in within reach of course also the possibility that this conflict could become entrenched because all sides have been right and the prime minister as he said has been trying to reassure the world that his country is not sliding into a civil war with this campaign in the northern region what implications for the horn of africa region and that. ethiopia as

a whole. well of course if europe is very important to the stability of the entire whole of the region it's the most populous nation in the region it's also has been involved in efforts to try and bring peace in at least 2 of its speed purcel sudan and somalia now conflict here spilling over its borders will have great from if you questions for the entire horn of africa region how about the government of prime minister of the saying that this is not possible the country is not sliding into civil war and that they will ensure this conflict is assessed quickly resolved us possible thank you for that mohammed i don't report in live from at is about to peru now as protesters have gathered in the capital to show their anger about the removal of president martin this camera congress voted to end this guy's term

accusing him of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars when he was a regional governor has denied the allegations but agreed to step down without filing an appeal and i am a sanchez has an aide to some lima. martin discarded out was flanked by members of his cabinet in front of the steps of the presidential palace he gave a last goodbye to peruvians he has said goodbye he said he was going home but 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 trujillo north of

lima possibly we will see more people in the streets tomorrow or remind you that it's 80 is 78 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 police are angry. believe years exiled former president is back home ever more eyes fred a year ago after violent protests and accusations of electoral fraud but with a close confident now in charge morales felt safe enough to return traceable has our report. was triumphant that's how it will return to libya on monday

after a year in argentina he traveled to the city of like yakka right on the border between the 2 south american nations so. i always knew i was going to return but not as fast something historical thanks to the unity of the bolivian people my brothers and sisters history repeats itself a fight for life dignity peace and dignity. when ellis was forced to live bolivia last year after violence followed a presidential election that according to the organization of american states were filled with irregularities. the armed forces asked him to resign morales fled 1st to mexico and then came to argentina. once here he became the campaign manager of bolivia's movement towards socialism party that won the elections last month. new precedent was inaugurated on sunday. i more or less cross the border

with argentina's precedent of the forum and this he said more or less return is an example to latin america. that's what evil was the real president that represented the heart of bolivia when these things in bolivia were not allowed as president he didn't impressive job if there is one place in latin america where the social and economic structures have changed that place is bolivia they did take care of the deficit development equality and justice. will be traveling with an $800.00 vehicle caravan around bolivia's coca growing regions in the next few days that it will. figure in bolivia and while there are millions who love him and are thankful for the right thing gained while he was in office there are others who claim he was terry and and criticize his attempt to hold on to power despite a referendum that prevented him from seeking a 4th term. but the election of his shows millions who

believe it will want a list changed to bolivia for the good. rule rule and indigenous populations started to have a say in the country's future while he was in office their vote is what allowed to come back that is how will. this. while the coronavirus pandemic has devastated many industries it's given a huge bulls to the videogame sector tech companies microsoft and sony a launching new console so made a sharp rise in the number of players worldwide south korea with some of the fastest internet speeds in the world is a major target for game developers as rob mcbride reports from seoul. it's one business sector that has been thriving in the pandemic and has the makers of the most popular gaming consoles rushing their latest offerings to market. globally the gaming industry was stagnant last year but the outbreak of corona virus means the

industry in south korea and the rest of the world has seen big growth. from sony there's the new playstation 5. we have the power branded playstation all of the world's biggest gaming ecosystems and an established user community going head to head with microsoft's latest x. box system it's like all gaming systems here benefiting from south korea's super fast 5 g. mobile internet network enabling ever more immersive play making need in the past people had to download install and then play a game going forward we will be playing games by streaming them align the professional gaming of the sports has also grown during the pandemic helping confirm south korea's position as a world leader. there a bigger sponsorship deals and developing technology offers the expanding online audience a richer experience. for south korea it's all much more than just video games it

represents a part of its economic future as it charts a path focused on digital content gaming joins k. pop dramas and movies as the country's growing exports of soft power. if for the last half a century manufacturing has helped our economy to flourish cultural continue to be the country's power of development for the next 100 years. south korea has seemingly embarked on a quest for digital supremacy now with the new devices to help it robert bright al-jazeera seoul. well again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera they are celebrations in azerbaijan after delist signed to end weeks of conflict with on the air have been fighting over this with a regional one gone.