in august 120 people were called in douma and a few days ago a makeshift clinic was also hit. >> two bombs hit the makeshift clinic. it was a direct hit and the patients and staff were killed and centered. the clinic is five kilometers from the front line. we can no longer operate. we used to treat 5,000 patients a month. >> the fighting is amid political discussions to find solution. >> they called for a nationwide truce. at the same time there are efforts by some members of the uniform security town to enforce a resolution to stop bombs. britain's ambassador to the u.n. said that it is important for what he called to the indiscriminate bombing to stop because it kills and terrorizes and is one of the causes of the flood. refugees. but russia has made clear it will oppose any resolution because it believes it will jeopardize the provided efforts that have so far failed to end the war. al jazeera, beirut. >> meanwhile syrian activists say that governmen syrian government have dropped barrel bombs. the attack happened al jazeera is not able to independently verify the video. more stil

they are trying to stop the army from targeting douma outside the capital damascus. we have the story. >> this is how the rebels plan to fight back against syrian military air raids. they have decided to put their prisoners in cages and scatter them in residential areas as a way to pressure the government to stop targeting douma. they paraded them in the streets to tell the world that these men and women will be used as human she'd. the prisoners are believed to be officers and their families from the alowait sect. >> after what happened in the city of obama, most decided to place those prisoners from the sect and high ranking regime officers in cages in towns so they can taste our misery and so they can be targeted by russian airstrikes, as our children and our women are. >> douma is regularly targeted by government airstrikes. friday's attack was one of the worst yet. the medical charity doctors without borders said extent people were killed and 550 wounded in what was described as an extremely violent bombing in a marketplace. it wasn't the first time citizens wer

they're trying to stop the army from targeting douma.he largest stronghold outside of damascus. >> this is how the rebels try to fight back against syrian military air raids. they decided to put their prisoners in cages and scatter them in residential areas as a way to pressure the government to stop targeting douma. they parade them in the streets and tell the world that these men and women will be used as human shields. they're believed to be officers and their families from the alawite sect. >> these are families of alawite officers. after what happened in douma most people decided to place those prisoners from the alawite sect in cages in towns so that they can taste our misery, so they can be targeted by russian airstrikes as our children and our women are. >> dume 70 people were killed and 550 others were found what it describes as an extremely violent bombing. the target was a marketplace. it was not the first place that the residential areas were targeted. in august over 100 people were killed in douma in a countryside that is un

and scatter them in residential areas as a way to pressure the government as a way to stop targeting douma. they parade them in the streets. the prisoners are believed to officers and their families from the alawite sect. these are families of alawite officers most people decided to place those prisoners from the alawite sect and high ranking officers in cages in towns of easterso they can taste our misery as our children and our women are. >> douma is regularly targeted by government airstrikes. friday's attack was one of the worst yet. the medical charity doctors without borders say that 70 people were killed 550 others were wounded in what it describes as an extremely violent bombing the target was a marketplace. it wasn't the first time civilians of residential ideal areas targeted. in august 100 people were killed. the options largest stronghold in the countryside which is under siege. days ago a makeshift clinic was also hit. >> two bombs hit the clinic. it was a direct hit and the patients and staff were killed and injured. we can no longer operate and treat 5,000 patients a month.

syria at least 20 people have been killed in suspected russian air strikes on the rebel held town of doumamonitors from the syrian observatory for human rights and this video is said to show the aftermath of the strikes which left six children dead and several areas in the countryside outside of douma were also targeted and the death toll could rise further. more than 3,000 refugees reached mainland greece and have been stranded on several islands during a four-day strike and held an emergency meeting with the mayors of several of the islands to discuss the situation, about 600,000 refugees entered europe through greece this year. there has been violence on the streets of germany where thousands rallied against the country pollicis on refugees and thousands of supporters for alternative for germany movement were met by hundreds of counter protesters, at least 10 prorefugee demonstrators were arrested after scuffles and germany has an influx of up to one million migrants and refugees this year. now india's prime minister modi announced $12 billion of aid for india kashmir and leader wanted

many districts in douma are under rebel control. doctors without borders say that ho percent--40% killed are women and children under 15. >>> syrian rebels say they have taken hamas from government forces. this shows damage in the fighting. it was seized by syrian forces last month. hamah province has been key target for airstrikes. >>> the german government says there has been no change for syrian despite comments from the interior minister. they told german radio syrians would be given shorter residents permits and barred from reuniting with their families. they said there is no change to the status so far. more than 3,000 refugees arrived on mainland greece on friday. for many that's just the start of a long and dangerous journey. we met one refugee who is struggling to deal with the loss of his son. >> the wait has only deepened the suffering and exacerbated the guilt. he simply cannot bear the pain. >> it's been one torture after another after another after another. how can i possibly explain it. it was a horrible accident. abs

. >> meanwhile, syrian government airstrikes have killed 15 people in douma near damascus. the dead included women and children and more than a hundred people were injured. medical sources say that field hospitals have fallen and some civilians are still trapped inside buildings. there has been fighting between forces on the ground on the outskirts of douma. >>> al jazeera has eviden evidence, it's naught that 200 of the weapons have been dropped in and around aleppo which has been the scene of sustained fighting in syria's civil war. cluster bombs are banned under a treaty although neither russia nor syria have signed up to it. >>> slovenia is to build a fence on its border in an tempt to suspend the number of refugees and migrants. the prime minister who once criticized building barriers said that it will be use to direct refugees rather than stop it. 170,000 migrants have crossed slovenia in october. >>> in greece meanwhile the immigration service has launched a new fast tract recommendation process for refugees. the border agency said that 540,000 refugees have landed o

this was douma attacked by president assad's forces. local people said that at least 12 people were killed, dozens injured. the suffering grows ever worst, and yet big obstacles remain. >> amnesty international has condemned the syrian government for detaining tens of thousands of people. the riot groups, they say abductions could amount to crimes against humanity. nearly 60,000 civilians are believed to have disappeared in the conflict over the past four and a half years. >>> in pakistan the seven is on for 150 people trapped after a factory collapsed. at least 18 people are confirmed to have been killed in the collapse on wednesday. it's too early to say what caused it. there has been damage in the area after the earthquake last week. kamal hyder is at the scene. >> they have sent in hundreds of rescue teams to try to save lives here at this collapse now as you can see the big challenge if you try to break holes through the co the the concrete slabs to the lower floors where people are expected to be. this is a complicated operation b

at least 20 people have been killed in suspected russian air strikes on the rebel held town of doumang to monitors from the syrian observatory for human rights and show the aftermath of the strikes which left six children dead, several areas in the countryside outside douma were also targeted and observatory says the death toll could still rise further. there has been violence on the streets of germany where thousands rallied against the policy on refugees. thousands of supporters of the alternative for germany movement were met by hundreds of counter protesters, at least ten prorefugee demonstrators were arrested after scuffles and faces a record influx of 1 million refugees this year. still to come this hour new hope in pakistan as a teenage boy is pulled out alive after 50 hours in the rubble of the collapsed factory. the world watches and the people of myanmar get ready to go to the polls for the first mentioningful election and andy murray achieved a rare achievement ♪ >> the next big quake. >> there could be a rupture along the entire fault line. >> that's right. >> we have 300

this is douma, attacked by president assad's forces. local people say is it 21 people killed. the suffering grows ever worst and wet. >>> three days after the election president erdogan is considering a referendum on changing from a parliament try to a presidential system. erdogan has long pushed for this change. his opponents say that it will give him too much influence. the president is promising to press ahead against the kurds in southern turkey. we have more from istanbul. >> a spokesperson said that there could be a change in the governing system in this country from a parliamentary one to an executive presidency. now the akp party go 317 seats in the last elections. still they need more seats to bring the constitution to the referendum. now the president erdogan and also the ruling akp party said that erdogan was the first president to be directly elected by the government, and turkey deserves a new institution. >> the first 30 refugees located in greece are on their way to lucks a. the goal is to avoid making the corn by foote foot. the local prime minister said this i

this was douma, attacked by president assad's forces local people said at least 12 people killed. dozens injured. yes, big diplomatic obstacles remain. barnaby phillips, al jazeera. >> declaring a state of emergency for 30 days ahead of a planned anti-government rally. it has been organized by the main opposition party. tensions have been high since a blast on the leaders' boat in september with the vice president among those arrested on suspicion of involvement. >> egyptian president el-sisi is in the united kingdom for talks with prime minister david cameron. a small but vocal demonstration has been taking place on downing street in central london. >> he's the former military strong man who would now like the world to see him very differently. as the democratically elected leader fightingegypt's presiden. but nobody this egypt has ever been held accountable for this. [ gunfire ] the 2013 massacre of hundreds of unarmed protesters as they gathered in the capital of cairo. since then according to the human rights groups tens of thousands of opponents have been imprisoned, hundreds

. >> airstrikes have killed 15 people in douma near the capital of damascus. field hospitals are, and some are trapped in between buildings. >>> al jazeera has seen evidence that russian forces operating in syria has been using cluster bombs. it's thought more than 200 of the weapons have been dropped in and around aleppo, which has been the scene of sustained fighting. cluster bombs are banned under an u.n. treaty although russia nor syria has actually signed up to it. >>> record audiences are expected to watch the fourth televised debate between the republican candidates hoping to be the next u.s. president. the scene of the debate is said to be the economy. alan fisher is there. al jazeera. this is the fourth one. it has been pretty exciting. a lot of people have been tuning in to these debates. who is most under pressure to forme? perform? >> this shows that people are engaged, interested in what's going on? jeb bush is the most under pressure. he has not performed well in the three previous debates. he has seen his support and backers move to other people

. >> there's been fighting between forces on the ground in the outskirts of douma. >> britain's prime minister has given more details of reforms he would like to see in the european union. they include restrictions on benefits for mike grants and protection from closer e.u. integration. formal talks on the renegotiations are expected at a summit in december. we have the latest from both the in and the out camps. >> will we stay or will we go, the question that will dominate british politics as a referendum approaches on e.u. membership. on tuesday, prime minister david cameron began his campaign to renegotiate the terms of britian's membership, something that he hopes will convince voters to stay. >> i have every confidence that we will achieve an agreement that works for britain and works for our european parliament and if and when we do so, i will campaign to keep britain inside a reformed european union. >> broadly, cameron believes that britain should be allowed to limit welfare payments to e.u. migrants and refugees for a period of four years after they arrive, to opt out of cert

this was douma, attacked by president assad's forces. local people said that at least 12 people killed, dozens injured. the suffering grows ever worse, and yet big diplomatic obstacles remain. >> at least 18 people have been killed after a partially built factory collapsed in pakistan. dozens of people are feared trap, and more than 150 construction workers are believed to have been inside the factory when it collapsed. kamal hyder joins us on the phone now. how is that rescue operation going, kamal? >> the rescue operation is still under way, even though it is almost 20 past 2:00 a.m. here. heavy machinery has been brought in. they're undertaking the rescue effort, and it will take several hours before we get a tally of what the death toll is. a lot of injured have already been moved from the hospital it's going to take several hours to be able to remove the concrete and still so a difficult task already complicated by the fact that the power outages and the fact that they are on the far part of the city in the industrial zone. >> tell

there's been fighting between forces on the ground on the outskirts of douma. >> the newly formed alliance came together to outvote the government after strict austerity measures. portugal is still recovering economically and will receive $87 billion in bailouts in exchange for that austerity program. we are joined by a political scientists at the university of lisbon. >> the program was rejected, a new government has to be formed. the president has to decide who is going to appoint the new government. in all likelihood, it will be the leader of the socialist party and basically, we know the terms of the agreement between these parties will not involve a coalition between the socialists and other party. >> are they likely to scrap austerity measures? >> what we know about the terms of the agreement is that there was really a compromise between what the socialists wanted and what the parties to the left of the socialists wanted. the socialists have already proposed to withdraw some of the previous cuts made by the current government, including cuts in social services, pensions, a number of