across the world, no matter why you call i'll just bring you the news and current affairs use algebra ah, with germany center left social democrats now early beach outgoing trans, longer local block and elections still face the challenge of forming the next government. ah, other fidel, this is their life and also coming up anger into nivia. the president's critics accused him of a crew off the he suspended parliament and a few executable followers. you can see it is drafting the minute tree to deliver

fuel pumps. ronald empty. when the truck drivers into volcano on the spanish island of palmer continues to few love disrupting flights, destroying buildings and keeping solvents from their home. ah. the need of germany to biggest parties of both claimed they have the mandate to govern following a tight election. the center left social democrats have won the most things. but then our margin of the ongoing chancellor, anglo merkel, christian democrats, means lengthy coalition talks will be needed to see who governs europe's largest economy, said boss and reports from berlin. and he was welcome for a man who is hoping to become germany next leader. isn't i know park barbara, so peptide, the vice to get were pragmatic party that knows how to govern where

a confident party that wants to work to ensure that we have a base of future in germany. but we've also showing that we have what it takes to govern a country that is unity supported by everyone. and that this was the case. i would like to thank you for that. for me or to me off the done. i'm glad merkel. last minute efforts to attract support for the conservative christian democratic candidate enlarge, it seemed to have paid off off the like last star to the campaign to see to you and its variance is the party ended up in a fight weights which holds the social democrats lash at sac, he is not happy with the result but still wants to lead coalition talks. this i've read and we are other stuff that we will do. everything possible to build a conservative led government because germany now needs a future coalition that modernize is our country. and for the 1st time in history that coalition will need 3 parties to govern america least the 1st month of political landscape. and while her former coalition partners, the social democrats,

are optimistic, they will be having the next government options are on the table. and difficult coalition talks law, you have talks not only closely watched in germany, but also in the rest of europe, where many has long looked to on the la merkel for leadership. so a very, very long to do list of. busy the next to the next jobs, and the difficulty is that they're probably going to find themselves leading a very fractious, possibly quite incoherent correlation, which could make decision making even more difficult. this good. well, i mean that europe's largest economy might be a little less politically stable than it was in the past. decades. steadfast and al jazeera berlin, thousands of people have been protesting against it. and is him president supporters of class i. it will also on the streets of tunis. on wednesday, he noticed he would rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. alexia bryan reports, under

a heavy police presence crowds gathered on the tune as in capitals main boulevard, to protest against the president. the anger has been growing since july when chi said suspended parliament and sec to the prime minister. 2 months on they still know parliament, no prime minister, and people here say no plan to improve their lives. but when you have a know me what i, what i, but let me, he's acting like he is the sunday is rising on the country. the general prosecutor, the president, the parliament, the government, he's acting like he is everything. that's an issue to people and it's movement don't. once they cite, president side says his actions were needed to address economic stagnation and a poor response to the corona virus. his critics are calling it a coo and cy. he tightened his grip on power on wednesday, announcing hid rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. but that constitution was a hard forward product at the 2011 revolution that triggered the so called arab

spring protest is say, the president who the constitutional law professor is endangering the progress has been made. calling his actions at the trial of democracy. we need to go back to the constitution. we need to go back to the flow. we are a democracy and nobody has the right to break the 60 days since june. is he, his largest political party enact is facing a crisis of its own. over a 100 party officials announced a resignation on saturday, accusing its leadership of failing to counter sides actions. it's quite clear that the political leaders are, they didn't understand or even they didn't assimilate. the huge psychological shoak and the huge impact of the july 25th decision and the, the, the 113 people resigned it yesterday and they were in conflict with

the president of another month before july 26th, local and international human rights groups had condemned side pal, grab warning of a slide towards authoritarianism, but they're also being demonstrations in support of the president. i say he has promised to uphold people friday, but there is still, he is here of a return to absolute one man room. alex here brian al jazeera u. k. media is reporting that the middle tree may be drafted in to deliver fuel across the country as nationwide. petro shortages continue. the move follows days of long queues at filling stations with many being forced to close. more than $10000.00 short term work phases will be issued to truck drivers and poultry workers to ease severe shortages. and he barbara has more of the situation from london. the transport circuitry gone shops has been conducting media interviews,

saying that if people around britain behave normally, as he puts it, then there will be no problem insisting that there is no shortage of petrol in the country. but that doesn't tell you the whole story because many people turning up at petrol stations and finding that the pumps are actually off. although there's nothing for them. there have been queues around the country of drivers right down the road trying to get into petrol station. so some people are calling it panic volume. it's not clear how many people just turning up to do that normal filling out the car for the next few weeks very clearly is a problem in distribution. and it's the same story with some goods going into supermarkets at the heart of it is a shortage of hgtv heavy goods, vehicle drivers. the government's now thing is going to use military trainers to train up around 4000 people in a hurry. it says that the cupboard pandemic lead to testing having to be halted.

but there is a, an underlying problem which goes back to breaks it because the shortage is estimated at 100000 drivers in the u. k. all that includes tens of thousands of drivers from e u. member states by the gone back home are going to work. busy in other countries in the last few years that have been warnings going back months, if not years about the labor shortage. and in the last few months, there have been warnings about those food stuffs and other goods, not being able to get into british supermarkets. a general strike is being held across india to marco 1st anniversary of 3 controversial farm laws. around $100.00 organizations, including political parties, unions, and farmers associations and some regional government supporting the protest from farmers have been demonstrating against the reforms, which they say threatened their livelihood lives with brought them joins, isn't alive from the gas report border a little bit. what's happening there where you are hello kim.

yes, we are at the, on the highway between the state of delhi and also for the dish. and this has been over the past 10 months. one of the 3 biggest protest sites. but like all of the other main approaches sites on delhi borders, the numbers here have dwindled by the demands from farmers around the country to repeal the 3 laws which were passed exactly one year ago in india, the parliament have not gone away. asshole today marks one year since those little of the past and farm is unions have called for a voluntary shut down of all offices of educational institutions, of shots, of industries and off events. now this is not being we can't see that it's being observed where we are in delhi, but there are a number of smaller protests that are taking place here in the states of potty ana in punjab and also for dish. and importantly, as you mentioned,

and the main opposition congress party, a number of regional parties which are impala in other states, including westbank goal, the southern states of entrepreneur de la carola have left their support. we are seeing desert streets and careless capital. went on to put them. now it's been a yes and these laws will pass and 10 months of negotiations between the government and between farmers. unions have not found a way to end the stand off. but the protest even though they have dwindled numbers, they are not going to go anywhere. and that is because they're portion state elections that are taking place in punjab and and also for the most of the farmers, the from and the, this is going to be a very big election issue in both of those states. farmers know that and that is why they keeping up the pressure i thank you for that. update elizabeth per on him . the volcanic eruption on the spanish, on and off. the palmer is getting worse. these live pictures from the island.

thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes since the options began a week ago. spain civil god is restricting access to the volcanic area with the option remaining unstable. because hot reports from the palmer in the church of el paso, on the foot hill of convivial in spain, upon my island. with each explosion comes a prayer for those who have lost their homes. another for the people of el paso. and for the island of la palm i experiencing disaster, ah, i am here to trying to find some peace and to find the strength to accept a new reality of ours. for you. it started last sunday as a small are option. look at it now. the creator is widening showing cracks with the overflowing lava. turning this one screen landscape into ash,

6000 people have been displaced homes, businesses in places of worship. the lava is swallowing entire villages in its path . spain's gorgeous will are extending to horton around the volcanic eruption and while the village of el paso has not been evacuated, this could change at any moment to note it because this is what's worrying authorities here. it does. if the religious slowly being buried under a thick blanket of ash, the volcanic cloud has created a micro climate with ash falling like rain levels of sulfur dioxide in the air is suffocating in some areas for some people to leave their homes unaware if they will ever be able to come back on the mouth. last is immense. it's not yes. one person losing ever seen. it can be and tell generations from grandparents to the rank when they are in shut my green throat raised faces of grief from denial to suddenness

and anger. to change in environment with the environment they once knew, suddenly lost the volcanic eruption has left the people of the homeless guard and in grief. nature is taken its course from the ashes of their home. already and new landscape is forming. a glass hawk al jazeera et bustle, must be just come here on algebra, calls the constable in serbia to show restraint and return to dialogue. tension grow with their boredom and still demanding answers about the not one demonstrations in mexico city to mach 7 used to mysterious disappearance of 43. do you teach it? ah

hi there way we go with your weather forecasts for the middle east. wind still an issue across some areas. we have our shamal blowing down across the golf. it's not going to be as intense as it was over the last for a while. so here, let me show you. i'm thinking gus here of about 45 kilometers per hour, but that's still enough to kick around the sand and dust and impact visibility. sand storms also in the forecast for the se portion of afghanistan spilling into the southeast. the pockets done. it's drying. karachi, a high, 34 also dry and the hor, you'll get up to 32 degrees. stellar weather across turkey it's dry, temperature is above average, is stumble at 25 degrees is near 31 on talia wall to wall sunshine with a high 32 degrees for equitorial countries in africa. as we would expect to see our showers in storms rolling across the area here and toward the south for the coastal areas of south africa. we've got a scattering of showers, so that's going to keep things cooler. i'll put the colors on now. so the darker

the color, the higher the temperature, there's that cooler air for coastal sections. but look at habit only 33 degrees and we're going to keep this trend going. so over the next step, 3 days, we'll get you up to 36 degrees on wednesday with a mix of sun in cloud. enjoy. that's it for now. the news are more and more in the, in the going under the not to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to bridge new fine on al jazeera ah, be the hero, the world needs right now. a washer. ah oh.

the me. what's your algebra reminder about top stories? this all the center left social democrats have won the most votes in germany's general election. the narrow margin with ongoing chance the under merkel, christian democrats means legacy coalition talk will be needed to form a government. a general strike is being held across india to mark the 1st anniversary of 3 controversial farm law. farmers have been holding month protests and saving laws will remove guaranteed minimum prices for the u. k. media is reporting that the military may be drafted in to deliver fuel across the country. it's nationwide patrol shortages continue. supply has been effected by lack of

truck drive. it's weird. you're being blamed on it and the panoramic the you in nature have cold for serbia and course of all to de escalate tensions at their border. my serbian troops are on hight, entered. the jets flew over the area, not the cost of deployed special police to areas where the ethnic said live. hundreds of serbs have been blocking the border for a week now off the course of a bad cause. with serbian registration plates from entering concert declared independence from serbia a decade after the war between ethnic albanian and served forces of their balkans reported on percent of it has more from the border middle, and upper alice yacht in a situation is com at yahoo yah, border crossing in northern kosovo, but the tensions can be felt. this crisis has been going on for 7 days now. a kilometer from angered local server have erected barricades to block the traffic, going in and out of the border crossing and casa voe. special police forces are

deployed in the area. tensions are also rising amid several incidents in northern cars, including torching of motor vehicle registration office in open portal, which issues provisional cause of plates. innovation to explosive devices were recovered from local motor vehicle registration offices on agenda their kosovo prime minister, albin corte, as a q serbs for all these incidents was he says that this was a case of allison, committed by those who are supported by serbian government zip. and portrait municipality officials say that the fire was caused by defective and outdated electrical installations urging kosovo officials to refrain from groundless accusations against serbs for incidents occurring in this region. the crisis started on september 20th when pushed, he not decided to introduce reciprocal measures in terms of vehicles with serbian issued plates crossing into kosovo, which led to the blockade of traffic in northern cause of all by local serbs. that a b as to the war planes and helicopters flying near the border,

belgrade government says that this is not a threat, but merely a message to kosovo prime minister corte to de escalate tensions in northern cause . of course, a funeral has taken place in the occupied westbank for one of 5 palestinians killed by israeli forces that were killed when troops stormed several villages. and janine and ramallah looking for who they called thomas operative the bodies of the other 4 . being with helpful news, radio thirty's, the abraham, as more from the occupied westbank with amazon had just turned 22. but the day after he was killed in a read by these radio forces, he's one of 2 palestinians killed engineering in the northern part of the occupied by bank, including a 16 year old. his family says they had just set a date for his wedding. that was when they did cpr for half an hour to no avail. his wedding was due next month and his birthday was just yesterday. these really

are mrs. 2 of the soldiers were wounded. doing an oil change and tire is really prime minister said his security forces acted against what he called her math operative who were about to carry out attacks in the short term, he was referring to the palestinians killed in a baby village near amolla. the 3 bostonians were hiding in this house deep in the hill before these really forces track them down. witnesses save the men were left bleeding to death. and all that remains now is their belongings. i smell her on was one of them. he has been on the run for weeks. israeli forces have detained several members of his family to pressure him to surrender mckenna. she kept janet here because there were no clashes. we heard 5 rounds of fire. we also heard explosions that don't know what happened. we still don't know how 3 men were killed without much fire and hammers more. the death of 3 of its members,

the call was for the resistance will still be present despite the israeli policy and the security coordination between the pass in authority. and those really forces this confirms that the revolution is continuous. these really needs to arrest palestinians have become part of daily life under the occupation. but the number of palestinian deaths in these types of reeds keeps rising protesters and drama, la and gaza, are calling for retaliation. him elders either the occupied westbank, the un nuclear walled stock says iran has failed to fully honor the terms of a deal. it agreed to earlier this month, the international atomic energy agency says iran did not allow its inspectors to enter the 10 koran complex workshop that makes centrifuge components. it did, however, now inspectors to replace memory cause and most of the service monitoring equipment . one of 2 oil pipelines blocks by pretest isn't through. dawn has been reopened.

demonstrators and the eastern city of fort sudan blocked the channels in protest against a peace deal with rebel groups. last october, several groups signed the deal with saddam's transitional government protested from the bader tribes say the agreement ignores their interests, energy ministry. so that has enough oil reserves to last up to 10 days. here morgan has more from call to and all goes back to october, 2020, which is about a year ago when a group of opposition, an armed group, signed a peace agreement with the sudanese government. after months of negotiations. now the b to tribe is one of the main tribe that is counting eastern sudan and they have rejected this piece agreement saying that it is not representative and as does not address the root causes of marginalization and of under development in the eastern region. now it's worth noting that there are beecher tribes or beecher groups that did find an agreement with the food in the transitional government. but those currently brought blocking the roads and highways leading to the recipes.

they say that the group that signed an agreement with the transitional government does not represent them. so there's an issue of who exactly represents the tribe right now. the be just a group of elders or the council of the beach or elders have loved the main road that leads to the rest the states, as well as the road that leads to the main ports blocking that course effectively on, on, on saturday they also blocked the pipelines causing economic disruption. now this is something that has caused so much concern that members of the sovereignty council and the executive council here in the transitional government have flown to the to, to the rest, the state capital of ports down to try to negotiate with the processors to open the road that need for the state, but also to open the airports as well as the ports to make sure that the operation and the economic activities continue to make sure that the country that is suffering from an economic crisis does not suffer further. hundreds of people have marked 7 years since the abduction of 43 students who are la and the mexican state

of what at all. yeah, the day was commemorated in mexico city with a mass and been demonstrations demanding johnston for the victim. all of them are presumed to have been killed. the case is spark, the movement that continues to demand accountability and government action. by law panel reports from mexico city. it's one of the most emblematic missing persons cases in modern mexican history. the forced abduction and disappearance of 43 students from the a you'll see now a teacher's college on september 26th, 2014. some. but not all remains have been found. all 43 are presumed to have been killed. the in the weeks and months following the students disappearance, the calls for justice from family members and survivors who managed to escape grew into a nationwide movement. and mexico right really been accrues

a father of one of the survivors became a leader in the movement. he says after 7 years of activism, the calls for government accountability have only grown up from not only would be personally and as a victim because i am the father, one of the survivors. i don't believe i will ever rest. do we have trust and justice? i know that those were responsible are punished because for 3 families continue to solve for the torment every day and night of not knowing where their children are. i demonstrations commemorated the anniversary of the students disappearance are now held every year in mexico. for some, the work of demanding answers from the government has become a full time job. manuel velasquez, one of the students who escaped has also been one of the loudest voices of the movement of the after years of protesting against the government. today he serves as a lawmaker in mexico's congress, seeking to reform policies related the cases of torture and abduction,

and place more responsibility on federal officials in cases of missing persons that are non coming mocking him, i never imagined would be here, let alone invoke the social movement where let me come when my family in the town where i'm from, that that are never involved in social movements because it's an already allergic control. the criminals and people don't usually speak up. well, we are not in mosul following a botched investigation. in the case of the missing students and evidence linking their disappearance to members of the mexican military and federal police, mexico's president and this manuel lopez over the established a special commission to find out what really happened. mexican authorities recently announced that new forensic evidence has opened another line of investigation. in the case of the a, your teen up a 43 years. and every year, mexico's president continues to meet with the family members and survivors of the massacre. to personally update them on the ongoing investigation as mexico morris

is 7 years since the disappearance of the $43.00 students, mexican president under manuel office, will update family members and survivors on the status of arrest warrants that have been issued against the federal officials who are believed to participated in a cover up of the missing persons investigation. since records began in 1964, mexico has recorded more than 91000 pieces of missing persons. despite a massive social movement and continuous efforts to reform the law. it's clear, the country still has a long way to go to truly address the challenges linked to force disappearances. manuel up a little al, jazeera mexico city. me and mars and basset to the us will not skip to address the general assembly in new york. quite morton was meant to deliver the speech on monday, but a deal between china, russia and the us will prevent him from doing that. diplomatic as a james base spoke with the critic of the military leadership,

which after the government has on santucci the final day of the un general assembly high level week was slated to be very unusual with 2 delegations to, to speak, who are appointed by government. that no longer exists, they would toppled me and i've kind of stuff. but now the ambassador has withdrawn their application to speech. i talked to him earlier. last week, i would do my ne, i found the speaker list. why? because we'll remember the start of the crisis onto the qu, your intervention in the general assembly had such a powerful effect around the world. why are you not speaking again when the world is going to be watching? yeah, thank you so much for asking this question because i know because i look at, we look at the long run for the country and for the people of numa de soto, i should say sort of arrangement that we have the we always mention about continue

80 of the current permanent representative of your mom to the u. n. many members states agree in despite that you know, continue 80 where take place. so with that understanding i withdraw them, i my inscription and to be speaker list during the general debate. so that is the one of the point that this sort of arrangement. so it's a deal by the big powers so that you can stay in the job as long as you don't rock the boat this week. so the main reason also i went to i went to keep myself low profile, the afghan on bus, the appointed by ash rough gone. a good exam will be speaking to the general assembly. despite the fact that taliban put a letter into the credentials committee of the general assembly asking to replace him most diplomats i've spoken to say for now they don't want the taliban to get

the u. n. c. and that they say is because international recognition is one of the few leave as the international community have to influence the taliban behavior. people living in the european state of san marina have voted overwhelmingly to legalize abortion over 77 percent noted in support of indigo back on the procedure for women who are up to 12 weeks pregnant. the all mass abortion will be permitted only if the mother's life is in danger, or if they are fetal. i've no malice. if i can, val, this is al jazeera, these are all stories. the st. left social democrats have won the most votes and japanese general election. but the narrow margin of the ongoing chancellor, anglo merkel, christian democratic means and lengthy coalition talks will be needed a social.