nice ation telling the name to many as the blood ally and inside the sin a la carte house part, one of the key parts investigation, people and power on al jazeera. ah guineas, president of the candidate held by special forces. soldiers on state television, say they have to solve the constitution. and video is released showing president con they surrounded by special forces. his whereabouts are unknown. ah, you're watching al jazeera life from a headquarters in ohio navigator. also ahead the, there's been have you gunfire near the presidential palace in guineas. capital cannot creep. the defense ministry says newton. the soldiers have been rebels.

renewed fighting in afghanistan pans. your valley overshadows the taliban efforts to form a new government. the resistance forces oppose its rule. was protest them or block failed to stop in duration of a new had bishop for the serbia orthodox church and month and i grew ah hello. we begin with breaking news in a developing story out of guinea. that's where in the past hour or so, a group of soldiers has appeared on state television saying they've detained president of con day and they've dissolve the constitution. so they asked the country to rally behind them, because i want to see up to the list. we have decided to dissolve the constitution because we will write a constitution together and all of guinea. we will bring together the 4 regents to the diaspora and have inclusive consultations to decide the future of this country

. they also release this video of president african de, surrounded by special forces. it remains unclear where the president is being held and just to has control of the country. the earlier heavy gunfire was heard near the presidential palace. the guinea, as defense ministry, says it repelled the attack by special forces. the military has been deployed on the streets and is urging people to stay home. well, this is the presidential palace in the calhoun business district and cannot cree heavily armed soldiers have been seen guarding the area. the exact whereabouts of the presidents are still unknown. it was early reported that he was near the presidential palace at hotel calhoun. let's get an updates from use of bar who's a journalist in guinea. he's joining us on the phone from the capital connect. so use of what does the situation like right now in the capital and who's in control?

i just said, you know, the situation is clearly pretty confusing. tell falls are probably you don't to stop. we just know that the military is just my order. because when demand, if you take over the just stocks on a monday, i'll just take this area, this area. so you've been, it's been difficult to decide. now, what seems like the military control at the special force i control the social cost of the many self security area. you have cause some idea on the men entrance to the center to calm mean block maybe send a special post. he's better, very difficult to exactly exactly what he's up to have not seen any military someone just few minutes ago. i saw admitted that on the song we're picking the jaws we say use on the bench surprising to see admitted to pick. and ben, he's been very confusing to some if it depends minutes i control,

i would not come from the mouth out of now because you have not seen any military at all. nobody does the switch on for so we don't know exactly what is happening. and what about the whereabouts of the president use us? when i put into social center on the president in behalf of the special policies, like i said, the negotiation going on maybe like the same situation with countries who are in a couple of months ago. i seems like something like that is going on. negotiation is going on between the governments on the special cause, i think the downs of the special post. what's prompted the the, the unit of army in particular, the lease unit of army behind this attempted to to do this right now is very difficult on the side because this a lot of money was being the guy was the guy was amanda bed. just

got a couple of minutes ago, wanted to present the day. he wants to send them we'll, we'll kill them on a surprise in to see this one again today attacking the president. and a few days ago, the funny men turned the constitution on increasing the budget of the president and increasing the probably may reduce the death of the prime minister about 27 percent and also reduced by what then from the see was probably a witness by the back of the military also they reduce the salary about like $200000.00 guineas fundies on like $20.00. and also the police was also reduced on when we asked him and he spoke yesterday, they said was, this is posted on wednesday. if any governmental people get sick, they will take care of them, but you cannot also reduce the salary of so we thought, informing the us and exactly what is happening. and they sent me stop yesterday and

almost all the walk of the president of the salary increase on the, on a walk out of the, you know, increase very, very complicated. so maybe these are some of the reasons because according to the growth of over the national television and just now this said, if you go to the rules or become cemetery, because the rom fun, but it's given or excuse or what national television. and this makes people happy because of the problem present me and didn't before betty paul, there is no food. everything is but light is ready because on the past couple of months. so what happy like when coming to town, if you continue to then to definitely support then. okay, you so thank you so much for that update from jenny itself. let's bring on nicholas hock. he's our west africa correspondence and he's watching events in guinea from the car and sit and gall. so nicholas give us a little bit more context to this and tell us what could have led to these recent

tensions on the current attempted crew that were now witnessed re i mean, you have explained very clearly, i mean, what happened last week at the parliament where some had a salary increase, others had a cut in their wages, was just the drop that made the cup spill. there was a lot of people disgruntled with the current economic situation and their circumstances. and this really started last year in the election in which the president of con, they had tweet the constitution, allowing him to run for a 3rd mandate despite widespread protest across the nation. and we saw security forces, then use heavy handedness, fight shooting, live rounds towards protesters. and these are protests, there's members of civil society, the opposition, and just regular get in. and so these, these are the scenes of,

of the security forces shooting on protest tours just for meant that even more discontent among people. and despite his assurances that he would lead dialogue in conversations and try to unite the country, it seems that this country is ever so more divided 1st on the ethnic front. kona is emmelyn, k was to a 1000000 k hold senior position in office in a country where the philosophies make up the majority. and in fact, the united nations office for the prevention of genocide had, had really warned and asked the president to tone down his ethnic rhetoric. but then there's also, quite frankly, a division between those enriching themselves in a country where most live on less than $2.00 a day. it's one of the wealthiest country in the world. and in terms of minerals, guinea is the biggest exporter of box site iron. and or a mineral that's found in your mobile phone, in cameras, in computers, in cards,

and the economy in the boom. and that sec sure hasn't been translated into ordinary citizens. so what's interesting that we're seeing right now is that as we see this, this attempted cool. you have some celebrating on the streets, but you continue to have gunfire. and some of the districts of the capital and not really illustrate the state or the division that you have in this, in this nation. and the challenge ahead for mom id is to ensure that need to do is to ensure that his call for unity is followed by those that are members of the military and other districts for districts. because there are some in those districts in the north or in the east that continued to support alpha convey. now we know that diplomats are trying to negotiate a peaceful way. and it's specifically a peaceful way to get out of detention or out of the hands of, of them. but the crew plotters, there's

a lot of rambling in negotiations happening in a lot of confusion among ordinary get in varying who is in charge of the country. right now that's the main question for many people right on the ground. what happening also in the country will be in particular significance, not only to countries in the region, of course, but internationally as well. that's right. absolutely. and we've seen the certain embassies, notably friends, the united kingdom, russia, china, asking their citizens to remain in doors in the region. what was interesting to see is that senate go and get to be didn't have very great relationships without the cons. in fact, the, the dialogue has had been deteriorating over the last few years, even more so with president him and really my call. who in his statement after the election results clearly cited with civil society then. and so he had really found himself isolated,

also conveyed up until now he hasn't really succeeded to regain the trust of regional players. but most importantly, bringing the trust of his own people that with one of the main challenge and people among the security forces who are increasingly disgruntled and have taken up, arms to try to take matters and their own are into their own hands during thank you so much nicholas hock, for that reporting from the car. ah, the leader of the national resistance front says he's willing to stop fighting the taliban if they withdraw from the pen. your valley. there has been heavy fighting in the mountainous region north of the capitol where opposition forces are battling to taliban. national resistance front is made up of militia and former afghan security force members. both sides claim they've inflicted heavy losses. a top us general has warned. there's a chance of a broader civil war. charles stratford has more from capital. there has been heavy

fighting of the last 24 hours or so. we've spoken to sources in that area. they're telling us that the, in our, if a saying that they have taken captive hundreds of tale bond prisoners apparently. and there is no way that we can independently confirm this. the solid bond were taken by surprise having cross the bridge in an an area called don suck, at which point, according to the saw saying that they were then surrounded by the n r f. and the bridge was blown up. sort of the n r f. very well armed, we were there the day before yesterday speaking to locals. who said that in the build up to the thought about taking control of cobble they had seen lots of weapons go into the valley. analysts say that the n r f, which are predominately made up of former a. i see i've got a national army soldiers, militias,

and an ethnic minority in that valley made up of topics. and these analysts to saying that this build up of weapons has been going on for years. they're growing phase about the estimated 15200000 people inside the valley. and all communication has been cut off. we also know that the thought about, so we'd be told to talk about the electricity as well. so it is very difficult to get independent verification of exactly what's going on. katara has become a major transit point for refugees fleeing of grandest on. and it's using accommodation meant for the fif of football world cop next year. so how's them as a big reports? just a few minutes drive away from the heart of gutters, capital doha. this residential compound is now hosting african refugees. the accommodation was meant for visitors during the fif of football world cup next year . but the situation in the finest on has changed quickly,

causing many to flee. those arriving here are given health checks, caffeine for them to move to the when there is a clinic operating around the clock and a p c r. examination. this compound containing a mosque was closed. but we opened it because our african brothers wanted to pray. and for the occasion, the 1st friday prayer was held yesterday. but there has been at the center of diplomatic efforts with the taliban, who are now in power enough harnessed on. and it was also closely involved in evacuating people from cobbled airport, one of the largest humanitarian evacuations in history. the united nations and fif appraised its involvement. it's impressive, it's amazing that cutter is doing this, and cat has done so much from hosting the talks here for so long from helping now to build the lift for humanitarian supplies to start going back into afghanistan. and for helping in many, many different ways to help resolve the conflict for the benefit of its people. the

fact that this compound has been able to be transformed into a home for people from ganley's time for a transitional period. it's something that, of course, fills out the joy of the united states and european countries also being to host refugees. but for now it's the host nation. so the foot will go up in 2022. that's making its new facilities available for command can release the baked 0. don't fill a head on al jazeera, more shelling in syria's rebel held enclave of dead despite russian brokers these fire agreements to look at what's driving the ongoing fighting there. i'm pull reese in the arctic in northern norway where an apparent lack of interest in drilling for new oil in the bar and see a case in the european court of human rights and green policies of a norwegian election could mean the country is finally pulling out of love with oil

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the world needs right now. a washer ah ah ah, hello again, the top stories on the road us, our soldiers in guinea had declared on state television that they've detained presidents off the cone de and dissolve the constitution. they've asked the country to rally behind them. images of president africa and they appear on social media. it's unclear whether he's in control of the country given the queue attempt. earlier have gone far, was heard near the presidential palace. the leader of the national resistance front

says he's willing to stop fighting the taliban if they withdraw from the pens. your valley. there's been heavy fighting in the mountainous region, northward, the capital of both sides, claiming to have the upper county the integration of an orthodox church. leader in montenegro has gone ahead despite protests, demonstrators blocked roads and fought with police before the ceremony opponents to the church as a symbol of creeping serbian influence. 15 years after montenegro became independent. z, mr. avi reports police and protesters fight in the montenegrin capital of the tenure. demonstrations against the and the ration of the new head of the serbian orthodox church. fascism, fascism, pure fascism, their secretary and gang, colorado, watson, they threw tear it off for no reason. they were not over 50100 of us in the sense or in front of them. one of 3. they threw to us all the time and we didn't see

anything. montenegro declared independence from serbian 2006. following years of ethnic violence and political turmoil triggered by the breakup of the former yugoslavia. but the serbian orthodox church still represents the countries dominant religion. and the 10 year old, serbian capital remains a cultural center for serbians inside months. and then the ceremony to inaugurate a new church leader reopening old. so but it's, it's difficult to find the serbian pre law who can have of yugoslavia. montenegrins who opposed ties with serbia say the serbian orthodox church does not serve their interests and is influenced by belgrade, protest or set of roadblocks to the monastery, to keep church and stay dignitaries away, but failed to stop the ceremony. the new church leader acknowledged the deep divisions of boston forgive us for a lot of inconvenience and divisions seen here since last night. these divisions

were artificially provoked, and we have done everything to prevent them and to remove. but it will take us a long time. nearly a 3rd of montenegro, 620000 people, consider themselves serbs. some refused to acknowledge montenegro independence and oppose. montenegrins who want an independent orthodox church to replace the serbian rival political parties. stoke tensions by backing activists on either side of the controversy. the ascension of a new religious leader. now a flash point for ethnic tensions in an ongoing conflict over national identity is in basra. b o 0. there been 2 attacks in iraq on security forces blamed on i saw at least 12 police officers were killed when there checkpoint was attacked near the northern city of ker cook, 3 soldiers were killed in a separate incident near mosul. syrian government forces of shell,

the southern rebel held enclave of that are enduring civilians. it follows a 3 day seas fire brokered by russia after weeks of attacks on the area. the truth was meant to allow aid in people in dare say supplies haven't arrived and accuse government forces of trying to take control. so let's take a closer look. now why that is important. the city has strategic and symbolic significance. there are borders, jordan, and is also close to the is really occupied goal and heights. social where protests lead to the uprising and syria and 2011 rebels seize control effect during the decade long war. but after weeks of fighting the russia back regime reach a control in 2018 since then that has seen regular attacks. at least 38000 people have been displaced in the past months. that's according to the un president, bashar and assets forces have been accused of blocking food and medical supplies, marwan capital on the head of policy analysis of the arab center for research and

policy studies in dell hall. he explains what's been happening on the ground since the $2800.00 ceasefire 0 in the area. there was an agreement that was signed by the americans and the job pinions in 2018 that has actually allowed to see the vision to take control of more of this, of this area and exchange for excluding your on back from actually taking biking position and subject positions actually here, the orders with, for just the and is right for the, the years they have being from persisting of this agreements on both sides. but in recent, in recent weeks, actually that she decided that they should actually take control of actually still head by dock by the opposition. the 2000 in agreement. if only life

weapons in the hands of the, of the opposition actually poster post them to, to, to surrender their, their heavy work including dance and machines. but now that he actually is finding it's a golden opportunity to see control of the 24th, the opposition into as i'm doing even the light weapons that are still keeping in the area right now. right now, the russians are trying to broker and agreement between the city and regina and, and our position. and the 60 to actually, to do saw last wednesday. hundreds of thousands of farmers have rallied a northern and young calling on the government to repeal laws, which they say are damaging their livelihoods. they fear the reforms fail to guarantee minimum prices and leave them with little bargaining power against big

retailers. pop natal reports from was a foreign gar. and with that call farmers in india upping the ante. hundreds of thousands of them gathered was often ago, 3 hours drive away from new delhi. it's the largest rallies and farmers began protesting last november. and it comes 6 months ahead of state infections. farmers have been protesting for 9 months, but the government has nothing he to the concerns. well, the government is behaving like their dictators, they're not listening and are making less difficult for farmers to hear farmers. they're not getting the right price for their produce. the price of sugar cane hasn't increased in 5 years, but the price of fuel electricity has doubled. inflation is shooting through the roof. the b j. p claims farmers incomes have doubled. what method are they using? they should tell us that they are opposing 3 agriculture laws, pass by prime minister and reigns or movies government last year. the pharmacy,

the rules will damage their livelihood and favorably cooperation. they want them repealed 11 rounds of talk between farmers union and the government have failed to resolve this. tandal and several people were injured in violence last week when police broke up a slit in stage by farmers in the northern state of her yana movies. part agenda party says the farmers have little backing. do they have their my support? i said no. because because look at the because the level of participation. yes. but i did participation. you have participated by force in terms of block it of roads. or if you are perpetrating violence like what happened in the protesters are now making their fight against the b g. b government, an election issue as a go right. real cod. between hindus and muslims in missouri for an a girl in western author provision that benefited the b j. b, which both to power at the center and the state with the backing of the him. the

vote with this rally that community is trying to men bridges with the i'll be going to be j be ahead of posed next february. many political analysts say the b j b has lost significant support because of the dispute with the farmers, so that people belong to jobs community which are the dominant phase in 3 class in the u. b. and they have a very sizable presence in almost 6070 assembly constructed invest in you. and if you look at the voting patterns, look at the vertical verdict of 2017 assembly elections. they have voted for b, dipping a very large number. the mass gathering mark the start of the new phase in the protests. the pharma said they won't back down onto the demands are met and they have called for a national shut down on september 25th. pardon me, at the al jazeera was offering to publish norway's discovery of oil in the 1960 is transformed its economy. but with climate change emerging as

a major issue in this month, parliamentary elections there are assigned the public is questioning the country's reliance on crude and fewer firms are taking up north offers to drill for new oil fields. in the arctic poll rece reports in the northern city of hammer fest. i'm a fast the so styles know the most city in the world where the what the to much this optic town is the gateway to the oil industry in the bar and see one of the sources of noise. $1.00 trillion dollars, sovereign wealth fund. here, engineers groove threads into pipes that must be accurate to $1500.00 of a millimeter to avoid catastrophic leaks when drilling for oil and gas. the meaning of or the norway essential. this is what we have been over 50 years in norway. this is the, this is making norway, norway, we will develop. this is also to go more and more green, but still we are dependent of the joint. re goliath was towed north from how fast,

but it may be one of the last this year noir offered up licenses to explore for oil in a new areas in the parents and on in the north sea. only 4 of them were taken up. firms like the state oil company, often plugging away in the barren sea, despite having drilled a number of dry wells in recent years. but the pounds, general lack of interest in exploring this part of the continental shelf comes as the norwegian, people seem to be just starting to turn away from the industry that transformed that country from one of the poorest in europe to one of the richest in the world with an election looming, the greens you want to end all exploration look like getting enough votes to make them king make is in a coalition. the government has responded by reducing how much tax payers will subsidize new drilling. we still have a long term view on the activity on which content so self. but having said that, we are preparing for a future with less demand and also less production. in fact, we do predict that know which and production will perhaps go down by as much as 65 percent towards the middle of the century. and that's simply because the notion

continental shelf is mature, and we are probably, well above the peak. now the noise, past, and present come together in how fast fishing and rain de hurting continues a few miles from acros liquid nitrogen gas plant. but it's the future that's in focus in this camp where indigenous activist last i b n is one of 6 environmentalists who have taken norway to the european court of human rights over its drilling in the arctic. hopefully, if level, serious consequence of the region policy will have hopefully have a government that takes into account. that's the reason for the are causing climate change. what are we if we lose our areas? nature where speculation in the burns may be welcomes, wind, increasing number of voters, but existing norwegian failed still pump out 4000000 barrels of oil a day. with noise economy under generous benefits, reliance on that production change to green energy will only come about slowly polaris.