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government is not willing to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. china's property. fields become cities rivers water parks forests. mostly empty. brings international performance the illusion of a thriving metropolis and the many have been involved in the boat economy chinese dream a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the headlines on al-jazeera police have detained more than two hundred activists across russia for taking part in opposition rallies sixty were detained in st petersburg when police moved in to break. the demonstration there it was one of at least twenty seven have to coincide with president putin's sixty fifth birthday the biggest was in moscow or several hundred people defied a ban on protests in the city center. well tens of thousands of people also gathered in the cities of madrid and barcelona as tensions rise over catalonia as a session vote they're calling for talks to diffuse the political crisis which could se

government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories this hour procession hardy's in catalonia have registered a motion with the regional parliament to proclaim and dependents from spain this move comes as a senator measure of debates whether to print the prime minister or on a report special powers to sack the catalan president and his regional governments . become the first country to withdraw from the international criminal court comes a year after it notified the un of its intention to leave prodi has faced violent protests and crackdown since april two thousand and fifteen. and president here in currencies an ounce plans to seek a third term big he ultimately won. kenya's election commission says six and a half million people voted in thursday's presidential election right but that's only a third of registered voters authorities postponed voting and four counties until saturday after all position. with police. james g

the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators one apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. and all of the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera. later has stepped back from declaring independence and stead of calling for talks to resolve spain's worst political crisis in decades but calas signed a symbolic declaration although it's unclear at that has any legal status on a home reports from barcelona. he arrived at the parliament building bristling with expectation a heavy police presence hinted at the weighty announcement to come but carlos the president of catalonia is regional government stopped short of a full declaration of independence. as president it's my responsibility to declare that catalonia should become an independent state in the shape of a republic. should become the words greeted with rounds in applause in the chamber before the independent state party was put on hold. we asked the parliament to suspend any effects of the declaration of independence so that we can have dialogue and so t

al-jazeera up next sits up front stay with us. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. and al-jazeera. how does the philippine government justify its controversial drug war which is left thousands dead almost a country's foreign minister and later i'll speak with two mental health experts who say donald trump is psychologically unfit for office and the danger to the world. alan peter katonah thanks for joining me up front is your country's foreign policy on north korea to isolate the hermit kingdom economically and to abides by u.n. resolutions over its nuclear program because on the one hand you have joined a fair few other countries imposing trade sanctions on north korea on the other you've actually increased imports from exports to the d.p. r. k. this year when president that they're to came into power part of his program is really peace internally with our muslim brothers in the south with the communists and in our region you know so from. having a dialogue with china to getting closer to the sea and that was our objective so when the north koreans started the testing of the missiles presi

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al-jazeera after front. but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife listening provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera how does the philippine government justify its controversial drug war which has left thousands dead all of the country's foreign minister and later i'll speak with two mental health experts who say donald trump is psychologically unfit for office and the danger to the world.

al-jazeera after front. but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife listening provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera how does the philippine government justify its controversial drug war which is left thousands dead all of the country's foreign minister and later i'll speak with two mental health experts who say donald trump is psychologically unfit for office and the danger to the world. alan peter cayetano thanks for joining me up front is your country's foreign policy on north korea to isolate the hermit kingdom economically until it abides by u.n. resolutions over its nuclear program because on the one hand you have joined a fair few other countries imposing trade sanctions on north korea on the other you've actually increased imports from exports to the d.p. r. k. this year when president that they're to came into power part of his program is really peace internally with our muslim brothers in the south with the communists and in our region you know so from. having a dialogue with china to getting closer to the sea and that was our objective so when the north koreans started the testing of the president

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parliament instead insisting their government is still the g eight summit and drew simmons al-jazeera barcelona now does it has the latest now from barcelona. is the judge to summon carlist for jim own and thirteen other members of the regional government to appear in court in madrid on thursday and friday now she did say that if karl is bridgeable and didn't make the quarter make the court appearance then she will issue an arrest warrant against him now bear in mind that on the same day in another court in the high court you have also the speaker of the dissolved. parliament and five other members who are jews here as well all of these people actually regardless of which court that period facing sedition charges of sedition rebellion embezzlement of public funds. kenya's opposition leader raila odinga has called for the result of the presidential election rerun to be an old president a hurricane yet there was the clear winner but the election was widely boycotted by supporters of the opposition and that of taking ninety point two percent of the vote but the turnout was below forty percent i think i mad

compatriots to their adopted homeland but in the hundreds not the thousands it's got harder al-jazeera tokyo. now does era has learned that strained relations between washington and cairo stem from the discovery of a secret weapons shipment from north korea bound to egypt the united nations report obtained by our team details the connection between pyongyang and cairo pretty culhane reports from washington. whenever u.s. president donald trump meets publicly with his egyptian counterpart it's all smiles who haven't you personality that is capable of doing the impossible thanks. things got a bit frostier a few months later when the u.s. delayed or frozen around two hundred ninety million dollars in military aid meant for egypt the washington post says that was in part because of what was on this ship in july of two thousand and sixteen u.s. intelligence officials started tracking down as it made its way from north korea to egypt a month later u.s. officials told the egyptians they wanted it searched according to this u.n. report they found this on board hidden under iron or seventy nine crates containi

the united states as a refugee has ever been implicated in any act of terrorism gabriel's on doe al-jazeera new york. labrat five day funeral is due to get underway in thailand for king palmer donya day a year after his death a quarter of a million people are expected to line the area outside bangkok's grand palace to watch the golden chariot bring the late king's body to the crematorium complex. reigned for seventy years his death last october plunged the country into mourning now the kurdish regional government in iraq suggested that freezing the results of its a session referendum which triggered a confrontation with the central government now the kurds say they're ready for talks with baghdad and want a cease fire kurdish peshmerga forces have been fighting government troops near a major oil pipeline stephanie decker has more from the whole. tensions remain high between the two forces the kurdish peshmerga and the iraqi forces which are backed by the shia militias been two incidents one earlier on at the close of the border with syria in an area called mahmoudiyah there was an exchange

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violence one church where trying to indigo unveilings has become an art form for peace gabriel's on doe al-jazeera jersey city. to many here is a national hero to others he was a tyrant napoleon bonaparte still divides opinion more than two hundred years after he ruled france and much of europe but now there is a new interpretation of the emperor's legacy. from paris with his determined steely gaze and distinctive hat napoleon bonaparte is one of french history's most recognizable figures a brilliant general he forged his destiny in the french revolution crowned emperor thirty five he went on to dominate europe but while many french people regard napoleon as a hero others say he's a source of shame a tyrant and a cruel war monger curators hope a new exhibition in northern france will help restore his reputation as a military and political visionary with. a pretty rebuilt france after the revolution of course there are parts of history that are hard to accept. terror inside and his desire to conquer europe and if people have fallen out of love with the polian it's because these days we value peace

violence one church were trained in gun violence has become an art form for peace gabriel is on doe al-jazeera jerseys. peter davi in doha with your top stories so far today in spain leaders of the catalonia region will hold a meeting of parliament on thursday to respond to the central government's moves to take control on friday the upper house of the spanish parliament will vote on whether to impose direct rule ones that is approved madrid may install a representative to govern the region tensions have been high since catalonia secession referendum last month japan's prime minister shinzo avi says he'll continue to deal decisively with north korea after winning a snap national election obvious governing coalition maintains more than two thirds of the lower house the u.s. secretary of state says saudi arabia is not willing to begin direct talks to resolve the g.c.c. crisis is cattery counterpart sheikh mohammed bin abdul rahman al thani expressed frustration over the behavior of the four blockade in countries it comes after mr tillerson held talks in doha and riyadh calling for a deescalation

does the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us the listening post is coming up next thank you for watching. on counting a cost u.s. billionaire president donald trump wants to cut taxes but how will his plan impact ordinary americans spain versus catalonia the economic implications plus comic given what's behind the collapse of australia's auto industry counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. one of the of what we still better for people that are doing a show down with a whistle referendum on. what was going on in the past you think. about this i'm worried about alarm richard gilbert if you're at the listening post who are some of the media store.

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violence one church were trained into gun violence has become an art form for peace gabriel is on doe al-jazeerajersey city. still ahead in al-jazeera why many libyans blame their government for a failed revolution six years after the fall of moammar gadhafi. and this pakistan builder puts in a five star performance and we will have the details in sports. hello there the rain is still tumbling into parts of north america so we're working its way into the northwestern parts over the past few days and is the western parts of canada i think where we're going to see most of the wet weather as we head through the next couple of days as it does sara a lot of that will be turning to snow over the high ground now ahead of it we're seeing some fairly strong winds that are far in their way down through the northern plains but what's behind this next weather system here this one has been working its way east with it is bringing us some very heavy downpours and also a bit of a change in the temperature of as well so as the system sweeps its way eastwards behind it it's not feeling as warm so nineteen degree

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al-jazeera where ever you. and your. only deepening spain says it will suspend catalonia as autonomy does fail to back down on the succession bid. and our intake of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the taliban killed fifty eight people in the three separate attacks in afghanistan just the latest in a series of taliban assaults that have left hundred twenty people dead. we're live in gainesville florida where hundreds of putting so being deployed ahead of a speech by an uninvited white supremacist. and back in brussels britain's prime minister trees a maze trying to jumpstart stalled breck's it talks with the e.u. says don't expect a breakthrough. spain's government says it will press ahead with plans to suspend catalonia as autonomy alternators there ignored a final. and to back down secession a minister mariano rajoy will hold a cabinet meeting on saturday and trigger article one five five on the constitution a measure that's never been used on the bridge to impose direct rule over the region barker's in barcelona. spain's political crisis is deepening after failing to comply with the spanish government c

violence one church where trying to indigo unveilings has become an art form for peace gabriel's on doe al-jazeera jersey city. so now that he's out of the sport his for a dream thank you so much we start with the english premier league and everton have sad draw load cumin as manager it brings to an end his sixteen month tenure at the club and follows a miserable start to the season much was expected of cumin after he spent over one hundred eighty million dollars on new players in the last transfer window the final nail was everton's five two home loss to arsenal on sunday which saw the team drop into the relegation zone. eleven united has set a major league soccer record for attendance at a single game a crowd of seventy one thousand eight hundred and seventy four people turned up for their season finale against seat in atlanta georgia toronto set a record of their own in the game sebastian coe scored in the eighty fourth minute to time again two two draw now have the most points scored an m.l.s. season at sixty nine beating the previous mark set by l.a. galaxy in one thousand nine hundred ninety

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an opportunity does sound taken by thousands of americans and i'll let you off for al-jazeera washington d.c. at least fifty people have been arrested at a far right rally in the sweetest city of gotham are members of the nordic resistance movement have been fighting with countered demonstrators the group promotes anti-semitic ideas it's said to have timed the march to coincide with the jewish holiday of yom kippur war a police officer was among several people injured the state department says north korea has shown no signs of interest or readiness for talks about its nuclear program secretary of state rex tillerson has revealed washington has been interactive communication with pyongyang he's in beijing for high level talks on the crisis yes has been looking for china's help to tighten an economic squeeze on north korea mike hanna is in washington d.c. . this is the first public of knowledge meant by the trumpet ministration that it has been in direct contact with north korea the secretary of state saying that there are two if not three avenues that it is using for communication he also

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al-jazeera yangon. plus more still to come here on. zero. it does not belong to any single country and it is not up to any single country to terminate it well leaders criticize donald trump's attempt to change the landmark nucleated. and forget the health benefits of jumping we'll tell you why running through the streets of sierra leone and you're in jail. hello there are tropical storm is still gaining strength in the south china sea you see quite clearly on the satellite picture this of larry of cloud heya but it's generating all this huge overflow of cloud that works its way all the way across taiwan the eastern parts of china as well taiwan is where we've seen some of the worst of the weather three hundred seventy seven millimeters of rain just in a twenty four hour period that is a phenomenal amount of wet weather clearly giving us a fair few problems there unfortunately there's more wet weather still to come because this storm is moving quite slowly looks like it won't reach china and until monday and then on tuesday or wednesday it will make

now does era. al-jazeera. of them chilling with donald this is the news hour live from london coming up u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson holds talks with the iraqi prime minister who rejects is called to send popular mobilisation forces. a massacre in central syria kills at least a hundred and twenty eight people. bangladesh calls on me in march to allow a million range of refugees to return home as international donors pledged three hundred and thirty five million dollars in aid. in school christiane elder is nine the best of the best free foods and you awards the real madrid striker winning the individual player of the year prize edging out little messy night. they warm welcome to the news hour we begin in iraq where the u.s. secretary of state likes to listen has been holding talks with prime minister high dollar body the pair clashing over the role of the popular mobilization forces on sunday to listen called for the iranian backed militias to be sent home but all a body has defended their will saying

al-jazeera the convoys heading towards western. let's take you to al-jazeera hashim alba he's in a package that's on the turkish syria border this is a significant development. it is indeed where that does those of. the cross now in just syria so what is happening now is that the turkish military is positioned area called. the. western edge of the province of the turkish military has been saying over the last few days the aim is to move towards the city of. deescalation zone agreement that was. signed between russia and iran last month. and now we are yet to wait for some of the details of that agreement initially now. i suppose this agreement no fighters should maintain any presence of those areas or the turks will have to monitor that all the parties abide by the terms of that deal hey at the head of the sham is the most powerful rebel action group which is operating in it live head to head a sham is a former affiliate but we're getting reports from different sources saying that tonight this source some of those fighters for the that's ts is sporting the first convoy of the turkish military now we don't know what it what does that mean or whether ultimately the the who is shot will ha

does iraq. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes i sill is confined to a few city blocks in iraq as u.s. backed syrian forces say they're waging their final battle to uproot. i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of iran's destructive actions. world powers criticize donald trump's attempt to change the landmark nuclear deal plus. i'm how to. find out why some people in the town of cub way feel like they're being flown poisoned. i. can styles return to asia's biggest film festival after a political scandal. threatened its future. u.s. bank syrian forces have launched the final push to dr eisold from the armed groups self-proclaimed capital the u.s. led coalition says one hundred eisel fighters have surrendered in the past day and that foreign fighters are not allowed to meet leave fighting to recapture the city began in june and the group has now been confined to small areas of the city straight to hashem

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doe. new york. the headlines on al-jazeera china's president appears to be consolidating his grip on power at the communist party's one thousand congress in beijing in a sweeping three and a half hour speech seen jumping laid out his political and economic plan for the next five years he also spoke of the need to weed out corruption in the country. corruption is the biggest threat faced by our party we can only get out of the historical cycle and ensure the long term stability of our polity and our country if we persevered in the continuous fight against corruption to ensure that our government its officials and policies clean six members of pakistan's of the police force and a civilian have been killed in an attack on a patrol car twelve other people have been injured in the blast in the city of quotes and no one has claimed responsibility. the iraqi army saying its sheaves its goals in the operation to take back kurdish held territory in the north it's now in control of areas around mosul as an invader province the iraqi offensive began on monday in a setback to the kurdish administration's hopes for a s

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al jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i would does with his jobs bill. zero. every. piece at all b. and oh how with your headlining stories from al-jazeera thousands of marching in barcelona against catalans a session from spain people have traveled from all over the country and they say they represent the silent majority the prime minister mariano rajoy is threatening to suspend the region's autonomy if leaders go ahead and declare independence my message is that there are ways to express your opinion by respecting the laws that we have all agreed on the way is located by the like what these present they are arrangement with spain looks like i need a large majority to do that they don't have either and they having both their views in the got their own bottom and by violating and sabotaging the law and that's that's why we have all these people here because they also want to remain god and they want to remain spanish and they want to remain here to be in an alliance led by former al qaeda linked fighters is promising to have a fierce

does it. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has laid out an aggressive new strategy on iran didn't pull the u.s. out of the nuclear deal struck in july twenty fifteen but he's decided not to certify iran's compliance with the accord. iran's president hassan rouhani says the move goes against the spirit of the deal but his country remains committed to it international britain france and germany are trying to undermine the agreement. and police in kenya have shot and killed at least two people during protests against the electoral commission opposition supporters defied the demonstrations calling for reforms to prevent fraud and the rerun of the presidential poll in two weeks time. now new attempts are being made to secure a political settlement in libya twenty fifteen un that peace deal has failed to unite the warring factions talks aimed at finding an agreement i was uming into me on saturday mahmoud looks at how people have been affected by the deadlock. it's maybe supplies medical equipment he had high

and that does it for this al-jazeera news out that i will be back in just a couple of minutes. thank you very much for watching. right now. november on al-jazeera. in a historic visit the pope will travel to me and mine and bangladesh bringing more focus to the plight of the rain jeff. a new six part series about extraordinary lives of the common people from across to musea. as the u.s. backs away from the paris climate agreement well diplomats will be gathering in bone to restate that commitment. from the heart of asia one zero one east brings captivating stories and award winning feel. as tensions on the korean peninsula remain high president trump mbox in a five nation tour to east asia nov on al-jazeera. his native amazonian is increasingly struggling to survive in today's world. talk to al-jazeera travels to brazil to meet leaders of endangered tribes. and those trying to protect them at this time.

does it. this is al-jazeera. by richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. protests and kenya with deepening political uncertainty after opposition leader raul loading us withdrawal from the repeat presidential election. spain gives catalans political leaders an ultimatum to declare their intentions on independence by next week. you know i want to be very clear we don't want these disputes to last. more than a second and this or the arrest of turkey in turkey of the u.s. consulate employee and her as deputy prime minister seeks to play down the latest rift between the nato allies. man maher stands accused in a united nations report of systemic torture rape and killing ever hench and rakhine state. there and protest in kenya and the deepening confusion over the repeat presidential election scheduled for october twenty sixth. next the latest crisis comes after they withdraw all of the main opposition candidate rial are doing or who is demanding electoral reform he lost

al-jazeera. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. historians of a kurdish homeland dashed a super zani is stepping down as president of iraq's kurdish region but does that in the current struggle for independence and was it ever a possibility this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm richelle carey the leader of iraq's kurdish region will not be extending his term as president assad for sania has been under pressure to quit following september's controversial secession referendum the session vote trigger more than ten days of fighting between iraqi and kurdish forces the region's parliament met in a closed session on sunday to discuss how to redistribute power is held by the kurdish regional president and a letter president barzani outlined his role saying it could be divided between the government the parliament and the judiciary super zani has a long history an iraqi and kurdish politics he's a former guerrilla fighter who was who has led rather the ruling kurdistan democratic party the k d p sense he succeeded his father in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine along the u.s. led invasion of iraq in two thousand and three and the removal

al-jazeera. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. as. if something happens anywhere in the world how does iraq is in place we're able to cover this like no other news organization. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. in the heart of the amazon the libyan family has put their lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. but it's getting the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. risking it to the libya. at this time on al jazeera. al-jazeera where every. time we see the rain forests of the city we continue on our current way we won't have whole race within twenty thirty forty years from now so your sense lay trying to recreate the ecosystem but under controlled conditions the my goal is still the gallup poll still has a cause for the decline of the great barrier is still sizeable but we've got to stop now and we need to get everyone behind the solution tag no at this time on hold as iraq. i'm. about you. know some of it i like. protests in kenya off to parliament passes a new law seen as paving the way for the president's re-election.

al-jazeera will bring you news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. thousands of people take to the streets of madrid to support the referendum in catalonia. hello world nor does their life and i'm asking denis also coming up palestinian reconciliation a senior faster delegation goes to hamas controlled gaza to try to end the ten year rift that's left nearly two million gazans more deprived than ever. the u.s. secretary of state's diplomatic efforts in china to ease the north korea crisis is a waste of time to it says balsa president trump plus the emotional family reunion as puerto rican struggle to put their lives back together almost two weeks after hurricane maria. first the official results are in from catalonia as controversial succession referendum which happened on sunday more than two million votes were cast ninety percent of them voted to split from spain the voter turnout was quite low it was around forty percent even thousands of even in madrid the spanish capital files of people celebrated the yes vote. president meanwhile says the region one the right to become an independent state that's why this prime minister says the recession the secession r