is being blamed that the algerian army has called for president abdel aziz but a flicker to be declaredunfit for office it follows weeks of mass protests position groups say even more change is needed. and yes prime minister narendra modi says his country is now a space superpower after it shot down a satellite as part of a test. whose joins us live from the indian capital new delhi so. how significant is this claim by modi. well he's very significant to the top and within the last hour or so. the media got very excited when they were told that the prime minister was to address the nation it's unheard of during the lead up to a general election which we'll talk about in a moment but what the prime minister said was that within the last twenty four hours he could confirm that india become the fourth nation in the world along with the u.s. china and russia and teach satellite technology it had shot down successfully one of its own satellites in orbit and that he wanted to tell the nation of course is a policy that was started back in two thousand and twelve under the former prime minister

mister jeff the two decades in power abdel aziz beautifully care is stepping out of the political spotlight. for those weeks of mass demonstrations thousands of algerians took to the streets often beautifully current ounce to o plan to rurur a fifth time. smoking the country's biggest protests since the arab spring. the eighty two year old uses a wheelchair. and hasas been seen in public oy a handful of times since suffering a stroke in. twenty thirteen fueling constant speculation on his questions as to who really holds the reins of power. he was first elected president in nineteen ninety nine with the backing of the military pledging to put an end to a decade of civil war. the claims of a hundred and fifty thousand lives. here open dialogue with islamist militants and on the armed factions late offering amnesty to fight is in hiding. due to few kills the prioritize the economy. thanks to soaring oil prices and key trade links with the e. u. r. g. areas finances prospered. what really needs one three distribubuted on the inequality gap in the country wide and? strikes of a social and econo

algeria's president abdel aziz beautifully says he will not serve a full term if he wins the upcoming presidential elections is apparent a move to appease his critics follows another day of widespread protests in the capital algiers police confronted students protesting against the eighty two year old's bid for a fifth term in office. congress prime minister viktor orban has lashed out at the bloc in the european parliament that his own party belongs to.

week arlen has already rejected made steel twice that of the jury an army has called for president abdel aziz beautifully good to be declared unfit for office it follows weeks of mass protests opposition groups say even more change is needed and as wales opposition leader has described the country's second major blackout this month as a new tragedy addressing the national assembly and president nicolas maduro for the power outage the government declared tuesday a national holiday to try to cope with the outage so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera visit our website al-jazeera dot com inside story is that next. the golan heights is your territory donald trump says the u.s. recognizes israel's sovereignty over the occupied syrian land. benjamin netanyahu election campaign but condemned by world leaders is trump helping or hindering peace in the middle east this is inside story. and welcome to the program i'm nick clegg so u.s. president donald trump has done it again in his latest controversial move he has recognized israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights ending decades of u.

algeria's president abdel aziz beautifully says he will not serve a full term if he wins the upcoming presidential elections is apparent a move to appease his critics followers another day of widespread protests in the capital algiers police confronted students protesting against the eighty two year old's bid for a fifth term in office. congress prime minister viktor orban has lashed out at the bloc in the european parliament that his own party belongs to.

has joined calls from the head of the army for the acting president to be declared unfit to roll abdel aziz beautifully has been in power nearly twenty years critics say he's led a corrupt regime and hoarded the country's wealth algerian safin protesting for weeks trying to force him to step down. pushing forward algerians seize the momentum and renew their demands for political change. students teachers and workers again called for an immediate end to the administration that has ruled algeria for twenty years. they were spurred on by a declaration by the country's army chief general. who in front of his troops to clear the ailing president abdelaziz bouteflika too ill to serve. general wants to trigger an article of the constitution that could bring down the president he said the move would respect the demands of the algerian people and ensure the continuity of the state. if parliament approved the request the senate president would take charge until new elections can be held a presidential vote was for april but in february the eighty two year old beautifully announced his intention to ru

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across algeria witnesses say they are the biggest protests yet against the long term president abdel aziz it beautifully and despite caving in to pressure on monday and reversing his decision to stand for a fifth term the president has stopped short of stepping down a powerful tropical storm has made landfall in mozambique battering a coastal city with heavy rain and winds of up to one hundred seventy kilometers an hour local media say at least one person has been killed in one city buildings that have been damaged as you see there trees blown over power lines roll down. thousands of children around the globe have been skipping school today to call on world leaders to do more to combat climate change the student strikes are affecting an estimated one hundred countries they're part of the writings for future movement started by this sixteen year old swedish climate activists gratitude today is the biggest yet for bretta and for other young activists following her late. great to turn berg started it with a simple bit of activism a student strike today things were still fairly simple for her

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been out in force again for a fifth successive friday calling for regime change and for president abdel aziz beautifully cut to immediately step down a rallied in the capital algiers and in smaller cities across the country as more of the president's former allies abandon him mohammed judge him as our report. for the fifth friday in a row demonstrators across algeria poured into the streets gray skies did not cloud their enthusiasm rain could not dampen their passion appropriate to the occasion this man carried an umbrella designed in the colors of his country's flag that you were coming from all over the country we're all one united under the umbrella of one nation we will keep protesting in the sun in the rain until we get what we want it's been almost a month since demonstrators led by the young began demanding president eyebrows he's beautiful with draw from running for a fifth term in office. the eighty two year old leader reversed his decision to stand for re-election but he also postponed polls that were due in april until he said political reforms could be implemented he remains the

we begin this hour in algeria where thousands of protesters are demanding president abdel aziz beautifully abandon his plan to run for a fifth term in office. the campaign manager of the eighty two year old submitted his official papers but said beautifully coe will call for fresh elections if he is re-elected in april but the head of the election commission has said that all candidates miss submit their candidacy papers in person it's thought beautifully curry's car in switzerland receiving medical treatment and even baba has more. students in algiers telling their president it's time to go. the protesters wanted the constitutional court to stop abdelaziz bouteflika standing for a fifth term in next month's election. police fired water cannon in the capital as the crowd swells i know. the protests have been echoed in places like france thousands demonstrated in paris on sunday as well as in other cities we are all mobilizing through for example today being many be going up against their fifth mandates but also against the system they have taken our country away from us president buttafuoc

the ability to do it well you said there we have to watch and see what the reaction might be from abdel-aziz beautifully my question is does he really have an alternative if the army is against him the strikes against him and he's not in the best of health now clearly not very you know not a one man show behind him and there is an entire clan that you find the clan you know very bad maybe and you know me and probably. think i think we may have lost earlier they were trying to bring about more on the point i was making is this does look like the end game does it not for these beautifully is there anything he can say and do even drawing on as danny was pointing out there the family clan or the other nexus of interest that may support him that could stop. the direction this we'll see that this is going exam but you know it's still with talking about the direction and it seems to me or the as we hear now that it's not yet invoked the but there's a call to invoke it right so it's so what does that suggest to you i mean obviously if the army wants to invoke this they have the muscle to do so is th

hello there you are watching our desire and these are our top stories gerri as president abdel aziz for the slick as a ballot in plans to seek a fifth term after weeks of mass demonstrations is postponed a possible action that has promised social and political reforms the british government says it's reached an agreement with the e.u. on legally binding changes to the brics a deal prime minister terrorism a has been in strasbourg for the last minute discussions with e.u. officials a new plan will put to a vote in britain's parliament on tuesday having an insurance policy to guarantee that there will never be a hot border in northern ireland is absolutely right it only has the u.k. solemn commitments in the belfast good friday agreement but if we ever have to use that insurance policy it cannot become a permanent arrangement i did is not the template for our future relationship. the deal that m.p.'s voted on in january was not strong enough in making that clear and legally binding changes we need to search that right today we have agreed to the boeing says it will roll out modifications

the opposition to what the change can look like but it's clear that they're not only rejecting abdel-aziz the need to get the see under your system all right to me i was in algiers reporting thank you. next to ukraine which is said to elect a new president on sunday it's the first nationwide vote since twenty fourteen when the made on revolution led to the fall of the country's per russian government well two of the candidates are political veterans along with a surprising newcomer who's made a strong showing in opinion polls volodymyr is alinsky he's a comedian famous for playing the president in a popular television show well now he wants the role in real life. good morning mr president. an ordinary man taken by surprise catapulted into the top job by a string of coincidences that's the story of the hit ukrainian servant of the people now its lead. is poised to become ukraine's president the second time and this time it could be. polls consistently put him ahead of both the incumbent president petro poroshenko and prime minister yulia timoshenko and there's the rub where both his closes

but there appears to be a groundswell like algiers abdel-aziz says to speak in the capital algea the message from thousands of demonstrating students it's clear they want to to leave off this now. we are against beautifully karnik gets a regime we have. twenty years are enough we want change mr millennium and i see this no matter what they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long to process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for boo to plea could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about ca's. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security learn real bad attitude of some parties which feel annoyed to secure unstable do n

algerians have been protesting in the capital and in other parts of the country calling for president abdel aziz beautifully to step down riot police have been deployed and the metro has been closed by the government in an effort to stem the protests an algerian t.v. station says nine politicians quit the ruling party and join the protests. now the power is back on in parts of the venezuelan capital caracas but nationwide blackout there is continuing with some places that have been without electricity for more than twenty five hours now the government has closed schools ordered working else to be suspended until business is to stay shots exclaiming sabotage of the country's biggest hydroelectric dam but critics are saying mismanagement and corruption of ruin the grid. imagine being without electricity what that means for the hospitals what that means for the venezuelan people the rhodium of food which is already hard to come by this is an inefficient regime which is a product of corruption and for that reason we thought ourselves in this situation turkey and russia will begin joint patrols of sy

abdel-aziz bouteflika had initially said he would run again.pted widespread demonstrations in rece weeks,wd as cs demanded he give up power after 20 years in office. today's announcement delays the april election, and calls for a special body to write a new constitution. schools and businesses across venezuela were forced to close again today, as much of the country remained blacked out. a power station explosion in caracas added to the misery for people who have been living without electrical power since thursday. >> ( translated ): friday, saturday and sunday was horrible. i was going crazy wi no water, electricity. for god's sake, how long are we going to continue like thi the government does not want to accept that it's their fault because they he to carry out maintenance and for years, they have not done this. >> woodruff: the opposition and the venezuelan government have british prime minister theresa may traveled to strasbourg, france tonight, in a bid to salvage her brexit plan. she is hoping for concessions from the european union befo

the head of the algerian army has triggered a constitutional process that would declare president abdel azizbeautifully fit for office now this follows weeks of mass protests in which tens of thousands of people took to the streets. the secretary says who have had some evidence. of the i am sorry how are always trying to find a way after their way forward after the car was there to see and that's what they're trying to do. better that all saw the issue of how can you know you have people have their answer that and the math on start about the regime about their willingness to see the regime released israel's prime minister is threatening further action against gaza after the biggest israeli palestinian escalation in months on monday the military responded to a palestinian rocket attack with a wave of strikes on hamas in the past few hours there have been reports of sirens sounding in southern israel and a rocket landing there survivors of cyclonic diet trying to return to normal life after last week's storm left a trail of destruction in southern africa in mozambique alone the u.n. says that

of algiers where thousands of people have already gathered after initially calling for president abdel aziz but if he could to resign demonstrators are now demanding the removal of the entire political leadership of the three hundred people have been arrested amnesty international has called on authorities to stop prosecuting peaceful protesters and speak to al-jazeera now joins us from neighboring tenacious capital tunis where the arab league is meeting is the crisis in algeria going to be a burning issue at the arab league summit in tunis. wealth and official of the arab league summit said a few days ago that this this issue is not going to be debated of the summit i think obviously they don't want to be seen sort of interfering into the domestic affairs of this very quick to kill moment but definitely many neighboring countries will definitely be or closely watching the situation as it further evolves in this particular of this critical moment so what are you hearing about the demonstrations in algeria and the people's expectations there. well funny the momentum continues to build up acr

and polity is backing the army's call for president abdel aziz bootie flicka to be declared unfit for office on monday the army chief suggested that an article from the constitution could be triggered which could force beautifully could to step down for health reasons after weeks of protest the president has already agreed not to stand for a fifth term meanwhile there are reports that at least eleven private jets carrying businessmen and their families have been prevented from taking off from. italy and malta say migrants have hijacked a merchant ship that rescued them it happened off the coast of libya the ship is believed to be heading towards malta one hundred eight migrants were picked up by the cargo ship and are believed to have seized control of the they realized it was taking them back to libya. the british parliament has failed to agree on an alternative to prime this it's reason to plan a wednesday m.p.'s took control of the process process for leaving the e.u. promising to step down if they back a deal fulbright and his lectures now from questions. about that would have. th

hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets in central algiers-- demanding that president abdel azizteflika resign. it was the largest turnout since protests began six weeks ago.th e 82-year-old bouteflika has since dropped his bid for a fifth term. but crowds are demanding his immediate ouster without the ruling class hand-picking his successor. >> ( translated ): we came out today to show that all the apeople reject this regim in a civilized, democratic way. algeria has many candidates who are competent to take on the job, why would you stifle them in the own country? >> woodruff: at one point, lice fired tear gas and rubber bullets after some in the crowd threw stones. there were protests in a numberh of cities, as well. health officials in mozambique havef confirmed 139 cases cholera in the wake of a tropical cyclone two weeks ago. the utbreak was first declared on wednesday, with just five confirmed cases. hundreds of thousands are at rine from the deadly water-b disease, especially in the ravaged city of beira. the world health organization says it will start mass vaccinations

hundreds of thousands of protestered the streets in central algiers-- demanding that president abdel azizteflika resign. it was the largest turnout since protests began six weeks ago. the 82-year-old bouteflika has since dropped his bid for a fifth term. but crowds are demanding his immediate ouster without the >> ( translated ): w a the people reject this regime, and in a civilized, democratic way. jo why would you stifle them in their own country? >> woodruff: at one point, police fired tear gas and rubber bullets after some in the crowd threw stones.te there were ps in a number of other cities, as well. health officia in mozambique have confirmed 139 cases of cholera in the wake of a tropical cyclone two wks ago. the outbreak was first declared on wednesday, with just five confirmed case hundreds of thousands are at insk from the deadly water-borne disease, especiallhe ravaged city of beira. the world health organization says it will start mass vaccations next week. thousands of stusknts in germany ped school today to demand action on climate change. they marched and carried signs that

been out in force again for a fifth successive friday calling for regime change and for president abdel aziz but if he had to immediately step down they rallied in the capital outas and in smaller cities across the country as more of the president's former allies abandon him mama jan jim now reports. for the fifth friday in a row demonstrators across algeria poured into the streets gray skies did not cloud their enthusiasm rain could not dampen their passion appropriate to the occasion this man carried an umbrella designed in the colors of his country's flag. we're coming from all over the country we're all one united under the umbrella of one nation we will keep protesting in the sun in the rain until we get what we want it's been almost a month since demonstrators led by the young began demanding president i was he's with the withdraw from running for a fifth term in office the eighty two year old leader reversed his decision to stand for reelection but he also postponed polls that were due in april until he said political reforms could be implemented he remains the nominal head of the tra

demand the downfall of the regime protests the shouted as they return to the streets after president abdel aziz bush announced he wouldn't seek a path turn but also announced he was postponing the election. we are against any extensions any decisions to delay the elections or extend presidential terms we want to transition the government rule not sustain this corrupt government. we haven't requested an extension yes we said no to the fifth term but we didn't ask the government to stay nor beautifully could stay. blue shipley who's been in power for twenty years has promised to go eventually but is delayed any new elections meaning he's likely to stay in power for some time it's expected talks to plan algeria speech or will take place at some point this year but no date has been set is reported will be chaired by lakhdar brahimi a former u.n. arab league envoy to syria. bush if he can has made some changes to his political team but the chief of the army is staying on more evidence say demonstrators that little has changed former prime minister and police says postponing the election is unconstit

people demonstrated against the country's president and his bid for a fifth term in office president abdel aziz bhutto flicka has been in power since ninety nine and is reportedly in poor health. more than three hundred five. out of control bushfires in the state of victoria officials say the fires was sparked by lightning and are extremely hard to dampen in current dry conditions on friday. meteorology said the country was experiencing its hottest summer in history . this is africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes. returning to military president obama has declared a. position to. take the fight against the nation to. the boy who harnessed the wind the film about the malawian boy who saved from seven launches on the street. and. i'm christine one. news.

people demonstrated against the country's president and his bid for a fifth term in office president abdel aziz beautifully guy has been in power since ninety ninety nine and is reportedly in poor health. more than three hundred firefighters an australian battling to contain out of control bushfires in the state of victoria officials say the farms was sparked by lightning and are extremely hard to dampen in current dry conditions on friday as bureau of meteorology said the country was experiencing its hottest summer in history. with this flowing hair and fierce look this statue might seem familiar to you i'm in western germany and that's the city's most famous son. who is the guy on the plane. beethoven. because he was born here. what did he do your music maybe you have a melody in your head now. ok all right go ahead what is it i don't know.

people demonstrated against the country's president and his bid for a fifth term in office president abdel aziz because flicka has been in power since ninety nine thousand nine and is reportedly in poor health. more than three hundred firefighters in australia are a battling to contain out of control bushfires in the state of victoria officials say the fires was sparked by lightning and are extremely hard to dampen in current dry conditions on friday as traders bureau of meteorology said the country was experiencing its hottest summer in history. welcome to in good shape coming up. this knocking formula what makes potato chips so irresistible. the must do is allow formula to sports promote longevity. and the ageing formula how to stay youthful even as you grow old. and here's your host dr constant make a time to. practice. you may be asking what am i doing here well i am taking care of myself and i make sure that i will live a long and healthy life so you might ask why am i not on a treadmill or sipping vegetable soup this is because people who enjoy life will live longer this is what dr klein

algeria's army chief has called for president abdel aziz bouteflika to be declared unfit to rule put a freak has been in power for two decades and is now in failing health the army's announcement comes after weeks of peaceful mass protests calling for the president's resignation. was. in the british lawmakers have set out details of their plan to consider other breakfast options it's part of efforts to reach a consensus on the way forward for the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. the house of commons will begin voting on alternatives on wednesday in a process likely to continue into next week. china's president xi jinping has held talks with the european union leaders in paris french president emanuel my call. and german chancellor angela merkel are trying to find a common approach to china's growing investment in europe amid security and economic concerns workers only god i am. tonight two major stories here in europe the european parliament has approved a controversial copyright law designed to tame the wild west of the internet opponents call it a dark day for internet freedom suppor

have taken to the streets of algeria to demand the resignation of eighty two year old president abdel aziz but flicka has been in power for twenty years demonstrators chanted slogans against the government it's the biggest protest since unrest broke out in the country six weeks ago. two nasa astronaut a man and the woman have carried out another spacewalk outside the international space station today's event was meant to feature the first ever all female team but there weren't enough of the right size space suits they'll be installing new and stronger batteries for the station's solar power grid. which. today the twenty ninth of march was supposed to be break that day the day the u.k. left the european union and like energy for spreads it needs a settlement three times the british prime minister asked parliament to bless the deal she'd done with brussels three times parliament said no so what will theresa may do now with a deal that just won't die i'm phil gayle in berlin and this is the day. it's within our grasp to be for the deal on the twenty ninth of march i am going to deliver bracks