time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions in the sudanese capital khartoum between the leaders of the worrying signs. the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his fellow vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the tell when he and population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month period after which a rick much r. is d. to return as face president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from cuba's party and nine from much ours the rest represent of the pie. parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from much hours opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal science three years ago so much i returned to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart some such as florio are also what's

time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions in the sudanese capital khartoum between the leaders of the worrying signs. the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the tell when he and population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month period after which you rick machar is due to return as face president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from cuba's party and nine from much ours the rest represent of the pie. parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from my chars opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal science three years ago so much i returned to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart some such as florio are also what's

about security arrangements they have to talk about military forces and how to reintegrate them khartoum sudan and other regional leaders are trying to do to force a breakthrough between not just the opposition and direct my char and the president but between various other sides and they will continue to bring all the sides together and negotiate hoping that they would sign a peace agreement even if it's one thing or close at a time. currently there is an urgent u.n. security council meeting underway in new york at the u.n. they're talking about syria's province this is the same lie they say the russian ambassador talking to the council it was russia that called for this emergency meeting is warning that rebels mainstage a chemical attack and then blame it on the government this in italy province in the northwest of syria well the u.s. has vowed a strong reaction to any chemical or biological attack in the province which is as i say the last remaining opposition stronghold we have this report now from a sum of. five syrians in rebel held areas are rejecting russian warnings of an imminen

this time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions into sydney's capital khartoum between the leaders of the worrying sign. that agreement settled if i want a journey for democracy and a level. political ground. for south sudanese to freely express their views without fear the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretend period after which a rake my chair is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much r.'s the rest represent of the party's parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from my chars opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace if t

size it agrees on a power sharing deal and to an end to the fighting they the agreement was made in khartoum the capital of sudan just the united states says the un's top court doesn't have the jurisdiction to hear iran's case of a us sanctions terror on while the international court of justice to suspend u.s. sanctions which were imposed three weeks ago its argument is based on a nine hundred fifty five friendship treaty signed two decades before the islamic revolution when iran was a us ally mr president iran's request warrants another observation before i proceed it rests on the basis of a treaty who central purpose friendship with the united states iran has expressly and repeatedly disavowed since nine hundred seventy nine in its words and actions by sponsoring terrorism and other malign activity against united states citizens and interests in other words the situation that the parties find themselves in today is nowhere near what was contemplated when the treaty was concluded in one nine hundred fifty five. iran's president says the newly in those u.s. sanctions will overcome will be ov

amnesty is not part of the deal what is part of the deal which was signed on the sixth of july in khartoum as well was releasing former political detainees or current political detainees much our has his spokesman james cadet who has been in detention arrested by the south sudanese government for nearly two years he has not been released there are so many other political prisoners from both sides that are yet to be released so the amnesty is not part of the deal but what is part of the deal is releasing other political prisoners and that has not happened yet it is not clear if president care will release them or of the amnesty means that they are also free to go in there pardoned that is not clear what he has only said in his presidential decree degree last evening was that i am granting amnesty to wreck much r. and others who have been involved in the conflicts since twenty thirteen while that is a good move it should be followed by if there are to work together it will be followed by releasing political prisoners from both sides and the two have been not their religion is quite tense onl

and the rebel leader riek machar, have signed a power—sharing agreement in the sudanese capital, khartoums aimed at ending 5 years of civil war that has left many thousands dead and 4 million people displaced. in june, they signed a permanent ceasefire. previous efforts at ending the conflict have rapidly unravelled. the last 2a hours has seen a surge in violent crime in the american city of chicago. more than a0 people have been shot, 4 of whom have died. police say some of the shootings were targeted and are linked to gang violence. officers say in one shooting alone in the gresham neighborhood, 8 people were wounded. the upsurge in crime has been putting hospital emergency rooms under increased pressure. ireland's fairytale run in the hockey world cup ended with a 6—0 hammering in the final by the defending champions, the netherlands. in claiming a record eighth title, the dutch were ruthless as they dismantled the irish defence, with six different players on the scoresheet. the prime minister of bangladesh, sheikh hasina has urged thousands of students to go home after an eighth day o

deal would be ahmed the deal with president salva kiir followed negotiations in sudan's capital khartoum tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced since the violence broke out back in twenty thirteen australians catholic church has rejected proposed laws forcing priests to report sexual abuse of children which have been revealed during confession the church has at one except the recommendation from a five year official inquiry saying it would undermine religious freedom but it has pledged transparency and accountability the catholic church has accepted ninety eight percent of the real live versions of the world commission that relate to the catholic church. the only recommendation we turn to relates to removing the seal of confession or priest penitent privilege as it's sometimes called and that will be no surprise to most of you and china is trying to recruit american spies through linked in america's top spy catch at wm ever made the claim in an interview with reuters he says china has undertaken super aggressive efforts to reach u.s. citizens working in sensi

to a power sharing deal and to end the fighting that agreement was made in the sudanese capital khartoum last month we can speak to him or morgan now our correspondent who's here with me in the studio but normally here of course you're based in juba what exactly is really objecting to this time or one of the main points of contention between the two sides is the number of states in south sudan three a good three years ago the number of states was ten and the president went on to change the number of states of thirty two the opposition and the wreck my chair and other opposition groups who have also objected to signing this draft of the peace deal think that this number of states a thirty two number of states give the president more power it gives his tribe more control over not just the landmass but the resources of south sudan so that's one thing that they are against they think that for them to be able to negotiate and move forward the number of states in sudan should go back from thirty two to ten and then they'll be able to discuss further the fact that really hasn't signed this part

large crowds cheered outside the venue in khartoum as the deal was signed.eople have been killed in the conflict, and four million have fled their homes. the united states looks set to roll out new sanctions against iran. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, said an announcement will be made in the next 2a hours. president trump pulled the us out of a deal between world powers and tehran in may. that agreement enabled the lifting of international sanctions in return for curbs on iran's nuclear programme. police in the us state of new mexico have rescued ii malnourished children who were being kept in squalid conditions in a remote desert compound. the local sheriff's office said the children, aged i to 15, had no shoes and were wearing rags. five adults were found at the scene, including two heavily armed men. armed men have attacked a convoy of cars carrying the us envoy to bangladesh in the capital dhaka. ambassador marcia bernicat and her security team were able to get away unharmed, but two cars were damaged in the incident on saturday. thousands of stud

large crowds cheered outside the venue in khartoum as the deal was signed.s of people have been killed in the conflict and four million have fled their homes. saudi arabia says it is freezing all new trade and investment transactions with canada, and is expelling the country's ambassador. riyadh's envoy to ottawa is also being recalled. the moves follow a statement last week by the canadian foreign ministry criticising the arrest in saudi arabia of women's rights activists, including the saudi—american human rights campaigner, samar badawi. the rhetoric surrounding trade relations between the us and china seems to be hotting up. china's people's daily newspaper said president trump was starring in his own street fighter—style deceitful drama. that follows donald trump's tweet over the weekend saying that his strategy of steep tariffs on chinese imports is "working far better than ever anticipated." where does that leave us? nina trentmann of the wall streetjournal joins me now. nina, we talk about a trade war, this is the war of words prefacing the full—blow

time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions in the sudanese capital khartoum between the leaders of the whirring sides. the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretend period after which a rick machar is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much ours the rest represent of the parties parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from my chars opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal science three years ago so much i returned to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart some such as florio are also

would be ahmed they agree met with president salva kiir followed discussions in sudan's capital khartoum well michael is a former at unicef spokesman he's not optimistic the deal than of a long lasting peace i can't help but being skeptical and a big reason for that is welcome or why you have a lot of several dozen nothing or groups that still are very uncertain about this deal and secondly i noticed in reading the kind of reservations if you will of the smaller opposition groups they had four main concerns one was about the decision making mechanism and the other one was about the number of states and their ethnic different cation because don't forget we went from something like ten states to twenty eight states to thirty eight states and now it seems the opposition groups want them brought back to ten and then of course concerns over the constitution making process and a transitional security arrangements it seems to me that they want kenya and ethiopia of course the big regional card brokers involved and then finally a lot of these issues are going to be discussed i supposably in the

about sides had agreed on a power sharing deal and an end to the fighting in the city needs capital khartoum last month iraq's parliament has voted to reject president has on rouhani is explanation for the current country's economic troubles rowhani was summoned before parliament to explain why the economic performance it's only the second time such a demand has been made of his sitting president he defended his economic record and blame us sanctions which were imposed earlier this year around is dealing with high unemployment while the value of the iranian ryall has fallen. now the german chancellor has condemned the violence far right protests which took place in the former communist city of kenneth's on monday and america said hate in the streets has no place in germany thousands took part in the rally with some reportedly chasing and attacking people from minority groups they are as follows the fatal stabbing of a man on sunday after police arrested suspects from syrian and iraqi backgrounds dominic cain has more from berlin the political fallout from the events in chemist's over the pas

river nile happened the small town of around seven hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital khartoum the state news agency said the vessel was carrying more than forty people the engine apparently failed and strong currents. more than one hundred migrants rescued in the mediterranean sea have arrived in malta or they will be distributed between nations it ends a five day standoff after the rescue boat was banned from docking in several ports one hundred forty one migrants on board will be taken in by france germany luxembourg portugal and spain doctors without borders says some of them are escaping torture forced labor labor that is in sexual violence in libya. the worst flooding in south india's carolla state is nearly in nearly a century has killed sixty seven people or than fifty thousand people are seeking shelter and relief camps international airport in the city of coachy which serves as a major gateway to the state popular with tourists will be closed until saturday because of flooding heavy rain is in the four forecast for corolla this weekend. and as prime minister has revea

five years to the day the tro tests began in syria as muslims fellow travellers had to geneva to khartoum demonstrations. that are still sitting in the songs of the syrian revolution. let's. close. it. like my eyes and many of them were detained and tortured. some have had their homes destroyed all of them have friends or family who've been disappeared by the syrian regime. they're determined to get their loved ones free. kick it out yakob get it a. bit because. that will. be all. in all though the. tens of thousands of people are missing without a trace. the un has accused the syrian government of the murder rape torture and systematic extermination of detainees all crimes against humanity but a security council resolution to refer syria to the international criminal court was vetoed by russia and china. miles and his colleagues are also campaigning for the release of civilians held by groups fighting assad's regime the so-called islamic state and other islam is to groups. will come on television and now us. i'm sure. we saw that still sell it. but the effectiveness of such campaigns is

both sides had agreed on a power sharing deal and an end to fighting in the sit in east capital khartoum last month. the german chancellor has condemned violent farai protests which took place in the former communist city of kevin it's on monday anglo-american said quote the hate in the streets has no place in germany thousands took part in the rally but some reportedly chasing and attacking people from minority groups the unrest follows the fatal stabbing of a man on sunday after police arrested suspects from syrian and iraqi backgrounds. the u.s. has told a top u.n. court that it has no jurisdiction to rule on terror legal challenge against washington's for new sanctions iran wants the international court of justice to suspend the sanctions after washington post out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal terror on has accused the u.s. of plotting what it costs economic strangulation lawrence he has more from the hague will they serve this hearing it's been the united states states to iran's core allegation that the u.s. has been in breach of this obscure nine hundred fifty five agreem

time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions in the sudanese capital khartoum between the leaders of the worrying signs. the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretend period after which a rake my chair is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much r.'s the rest represent of the party's parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from my chars opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal science three years ago so much i returned to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart. some such as florio or wh

about security arrangements they have to talk about military forces and how to reintegrate them khartoum sudan and other regional leaders are trying to do to force a breakthrough between not just the opposition and direct my char and the president but between various other sides and they will continue to bring all the sides together and negotiate hoping that they would sign a peace agreement even if it's one single clause at a time. britain's prime minister is in south africa looking for business after breaks it to recent days in cape town before flying to nigeria and later on kenya pretty much stuff africa's six largest trading partner last year mina reports from johannesburg. the prime minister is calling this a new partnership with africa she says based on shared prosperity and security now so far she's announced that the u.k. will invest about five billion dollars in african economies and we'll follow up with a five further five billion dollars from private investors and the aim here is that the u.k. would want to be the largest g seven investing in africa by twenty twenty two so thi

doing and what was part of the agreement that was signed in july in the capital in sudanese capital khartoum was to leave.

would be honored the agreement with president salva kiir followed discussions in sudan's capital khartoum tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced since violence broke out in twenty thirteen michael bus a-q. is a former unicef spokesman who observe the humanitarian crisis for himself in south sudan he's not up to mystic the deal will deliver a long lasting peace. i can't help but be skeptical and a big reason for doubt is welcome or why you have a lot of several dozen nothing or groups that still are very uncertain about this deal and secondly i noticed in reading the kind of reservations if you will of the smaller opposition groups they had four main concerns one was about the decision making mechanism and the other one was about the number of states and their ethnic different case and because don't forget we went from something like ten states to twenty eight states to thirty eight states and now it seems the opposition groups want them brought back to ten and then of course concerns over the constitution making process and transitional security arrangements i

president salva kiir both sides had agreed on a power sharing deal in fighting in the sudanese capital khartoum last month. the united states says the un's top court doesn't have the jurisdiction to hear iran's case over u.s. sanctions to her on once the international court of justice to suspend u.s. sanctions imposed three weeks ago its argument is based on the one nine hundred fifty five friendship treaty signed two decades before the islamic revolution when iran was a u.s. ally. meanwhile iran's president says the newly imposed u.s. sanctions will be able come overcome and he won't allow what he called the anti iranian plot in the white house to succeed howsomever jaime's explanations didn't get much support in parliament which voted to censure him after a grilling on live t.v. on the country's economic difficulties there have been protests in iran against rising prices and unemployment russia is calling for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council about an expected offensive in syria earlier the kremlin warned the u.s. against taking any reckless steps after the u.s. valid a strong

doing and what was part of the agreement that was signed in july in the capital in sudanese capital khartoum was to lease all political prisoners not just from the government side but from the opposition side as well and that hasn't happened yet so while an amnesty to all rebel leaders and rebel figures as as including rick much are is a good step in terms of are forming a power sharing government or a coal coalition government or a transitional government as he calls it it is not the final step for both of both sides and including other very various other opposition figures have political detainees that have been arrested throughout the course of this conflict it has been going on for nearly five years as you have said and they need to be released as per the agreement that was actually signed and that hasn't happened yet we've seen agreements and failed signed collapsed over the five years as you say here one gets the impression there is a huge trust deficit in the politics of south sudan. do you envisage anything happening that could allow these various sides to actually meet halfway find

more town around seven hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital khartoum the state news agency said the vessel was carrying more than forty people the engine apparently failed in strong currents. now zimbabwe's rulings on appears parties trying to get the opposition's challenge to last month's election result thrown out the president and once the court to reject the petition filed by the opposition m.d.c. last week its leader nelson chamisa accuses him of rigging the presidential vote as more from our our. president in a similar god was legal team say they have a strong case they believe the evidence filed by the main opposition leader nelson chamisa doesn't prove last month's election was rigged there is no sound argument raised by. to challenge the electoral victory of president. here's no legal grounds to challenge one is not complied with the rules of the court and secondly the case has no merits the president is telling zimbabweans and the international community the elections were free and he won fifty point eight percent of the vote he's calling for unity. this is. not throwi

river nile it happened in a small town around seven hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital khartoum the state news agency said the vessel was carrying more than forty people the engine apparently failed in strong currents the worst flooding in south india as karina states in a century has killed sixty seven people fifty thousand are seeking shelter in relief camps international airport in the city of culture you which serves as a major gateway to the state popular with tourists will be closed until saturday due to flooding heavy rains full cost of care and until the weekend. now india's prime minister has revealed what is being billed as the world's biggest government funded health scheme run for modi says it'll cover around half a billion people many who struggle with high health care costs but as andrew thomas reports from the northeastern city of go a hearty there are concerns that existing facilities won't be able to handle the rising demand for. india's prime minister narendra modi doesn't call it modi care but everybody else does his ambitious national health protection scheme

time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions in the sudanese capital khartoum between the leaders of the whirring sides. the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretense period after which a rick machar is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much r.'s the rest represent of the party's parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from much r.'s opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal signed three years ago so much i return to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart. some such as florio or so wh

washington is targeting another sixteen billion dollars of chinese products beijing has retaliated in khartoum so who stands to lose the most will have a special report from one u.s. region bracing for tough times and staying in the u.s. president trump says he did nothing wrong a day after being implicated in us money davis with two former associates facing prison time.

the genocide there are people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but it didn't come to khartoum who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. in them here is that all. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a think about i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. and i are most of the problem and with the headlines on al-jazeera the eight years chief election observer says he doesn't understand why the final outcome of zimbabwe's presidential vote is taking so long to be announced supporters of the opposition are already refusing to accept the results of monday's parliamentary about the election commission says the invalid p.s. one a majority of seats in parliament. elections were competitive. due to painful selection peaceful and overall political freedoms during the campaign including treat them as a movement assembly and speech restricted well of them as usual state reasons resources instances of actio

genocide there were people who begged me to kill them to end the suffering but i didn't come to khartoum to who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. knowing them here is that all. you know hope of finally laying the pos to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a think about i could bury him. on al-jazeera. the first batch of u.s. sanctions against iran go into effect on august sixth. as iranians brace for the impact will be into iran. covering the story from their perspective looking at what sanctions mean for iran's economy and its people a special coverage on al-jazeera. welcome back the levant and western asia it is this time and as we look at the forecast charts you see largely fine conditions we have got a lot of heavy showers around the caucuses southern portion of the russian federation down into armenia and georgia for back you and i suppose john it should be five thirty seven for baghdad look at my sort of forty two still a fairly decent breeze stone through parts of ira

care both sides had agreed on a power sharing deal and an end to fighting in the city's capital khartoum earlier this month the german chancellor angela merkel has condemned monday's violent protests in the former communist city of quetta nets thousands took part in the rally with some reportedly chasing and attacking people from minority groups the unrest follows the fatal stabbing of a man on sunday to police arrested suspects from syrian and iraqi backgrounds france's second and vironment minister has made his shock resignation while on live radio nicholas a lot who did not inform president emanuel macron before making his announcement says the government is just not doing enough to fight climate change. well those were our top stories stay with us now for the rest of al-jazeera world. palestinian residents of the jordan valley are mainly farmers and bedouins. most live in enclaves now hemmed in by closed israeli military. or illegal israeli settlements that were built up to the one nine hundred sixty seven war. palestinians movement is restricted and increasingly unsustainable. the n

nile river it happened in a small town around seven hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital khartoum the state news agency said the vessel was carrying more than forty people the engine apparently failed and strong currents zimbabwe's ruling zanu p.f. party is trying to get the opposition's challenge to last month's election results for an out president. wants the court to reject the petition filed by the opposition m.d.c. last week its leader nelson chamisa accuses him of rigging the presidential vote as more from iraq's. president was legal team say they have a strong case they believe the evidence filed by the main opposition leader nelson chamisa doesn't prove last month's election was rigged there's no sound argument raised by. to challenge the electoral victory of president. years no legal grounds to challenge one is not complied with the rules of the court and secondly the case is nominates the president is telling zimbabweans and the international community the elections were free and he won fifty point eight percent of the vote he's calling for unity only when the. people th

care both sides had agreed to a power sharing deal and an end to fighting in the sudanese capital khartoum last month. canada's foreign minister is heading to the u.s. for trade talks the united states and mexico reached a new agreement on trade just on monday and that deal will replace the original contract as set out by nafta the north american free trade agreement donald trump says he hopes canada will want to join and be part of it his our white house correspondent kimberly how it. frequently accusing the news media of not reporting on his accomplishments u.s. president donald trump brought reporters into the oval office well to listen in real time to a phone call with mexico's president. where you good morning thank you and congratulations together the two leaders jointly announce their breakthrough by lateral deal changing parts of the north american free trade agreement that trump says hurts us worker i like to call this deal the united states mexico trade agreement i think it's an elegant name i think nafta has a lot of bad connotations for the united states because it was a rip of

the signing took place in sudan‘s capital khartoum, and was brokered by sudanese president omar al bashir elections since it seceded from sudan injuly, 2011. two men accused of being part of a notorious islamic state group cell have called into question the uk governments attempt to have them tried in the united states. alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh were speaking to the bbc for the first time since the legal moves were made public. they deny being part of the is cell, which was known as the beatles because it was made up of these four men with british accents, all radicalised in the uk before travelling to syria. the other two were mohammed emwazi, nicknamed "jihadijohn", and aine davis. us officials believe they beheaded more than 27 western hostages, including the journalist james foley. the surviving pair are being held at an undisclosed location in northern syria. they spoke to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville. for seven months now, alexanda koty and el shafee elsheikh have been held in kurdish and american custody in northern syria. the us government alleges th

about security arrangements they have to talk about military forces and how to reintegrate them khartoum sudan and other regional leaders are trying to do to force a breakthrough between not just the opposition and direct my char and the president but between various other sides and they will continue to bring all the sides together and negotiate hoping that they would sign a peace agreement even if it's one thing or close at a time. u.s. and chinese scientists in a joint study have found that chronic exposure to air pollution can harm the way our brain processes information twenty thousand people in china were observed for four days along the way their skills in mathematics and basic verbal abilities were assessed the study indicated some cognitive decline in the test group and that older men with lower education were affected the most the study concluded that the results are relevant globally since eighty percent of the world's urban population believe is de t. heir of more in this thread speak to barbara marsh is a professor of environmental science at manchester university thank you

president salva kiir both sides had agreed on a power sharing deal an end to fighting in sudan's capital khartoum last month. u.k. prime minister to recently is in south africa looking for new trade opportunities as a country leaves the european union but its her uncomfortable attempts to get footloose with schoolchildren in cape town that's dominating a lot of the online chatter so far one twitter user quipped i hope her negotiating skills are better than her dancing ability that better be prime minister may wants to make for in the biggest investor in africa from the developed forms major shall travel to nigeria and then kenya. the queen of soul aretha franklin is lying in state in her hometown of detroit members of the public are lining up to view her casket she is known for tom pitts like respect and natural woman detroit is observing a week of mourning aretha franklin was seventy six and died earlier this month from pancreatic cancer on monday's show we brought you a report about far right protests which destructed a festival in eastern germany was sent send those protests have only grown ba