are stopped in italy province syria's last rebel stronghold the truce came during peace talks in kazakstan the opposition say they will stick to the deal as long as the government doesn't violate it andrew symonds was at the talks in. a communique that didn't use the word ceasefire syrian state media had already announced a conditional truce demanding of the withdrawal of weaponry from a buffer zone a little. the syrian government blames the turkish for not fulfilling their role in the so she agreement last year. how the muslim you term this has not materialized on the contrary the number of terrorists in and lead has increased namely foreign fighter terrorists in and leave. the opposition despite reservations agreed to a truce but accused the regime of violating the so she agreement taking advantage of a withdrawal of fighters so they could launch what it called their cunning criminal attacks and their spokesman gave this war. right now there is no trust and there will be no trust in the future when it comes with during the heavy weapons no heavy weapons will be withdrawn unless there are

high places have let the people of syria down so many times hundreds simmons' al-jazeera no salt kazakstan. there already concerns about how long the ceasefire will last a has more from gaziantep on the turkey syria border. the guns have fallen silent but what happens next is not clear this is a very ambiguous ceasefire according to the syrian government is that it is conditional on the implementation of the such a deal now the opposition saying that we won't withdraw our heavy weapons unless we have guarantees from turkey and russia and you have high authority to share which is the main opposition group but the strongest group in saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if the truce is violated without without even mentioning whether or not it plans to implement that sochi memorandum h.t.s. was the group that refused to withdraw from a demilitarized zone making it very very difficult for turkey to create this cell and in fact this is why russia kept on criticizing turkey saying you're not fulfilling your commitments under the sochi deal will turkey be able to do that this time around

kazakstan. there already concerns about how long the ceasefire will last you know what it has more from gaziantep on the turkey syria border. the guns have fallen silent but what happens next is not clear this is a very ambiguous ceasefire according to the syrian government is that it is conditional on the implementation of the sochi deal now the opposition saying that we won't withdraw our heavy weapons unless we have guarantees from turkey and russia and you have high authority to share which is the main opposition group but the strongest group in ad libbed saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if the truce is violated without without even mentioning whether or not it plans to implement that sochi memorandum h.t.s. was the group that refused to withdraw from a demilitarized zone making it very very difficult for turkey to create this cell and in fact this is why russia kept on criticizing turkey saying you're not fulfilling your commitments under the sochi deal will turkey be able to d

high places have let the people of syria down so many times hundreds simmons' al-jazeera no salt kazakstan. but they're already concerns about how long that ceasefire can hold in a hotter has the view from ghazi and tap on the turkey syria border. the guns have fallen silent but what happens next is not clear this is a very ambiguous ceasefire according to the syrian government is that it is conditional on the implementation of the sochi deal now the opposition saying that we won't withdraw our heavy weapons unless we have guarantees from turkey and russia and you have high authority to share which is the main opposition group but the strongest group in saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if the truce is violated without without even mentioning whether or not it plans to implement that sochi memorandum h.t.s. was the group that refused to withdraw from a demilitarized zone making it very very difficult for turkey to create this cell and in fact this is why russia kept on criticizing turkey saying you're not fulfilling your commitments under the sochi deal will turkey be able to d

there the truce in a deliberate province in syria's last rebel stronghold came during peace talks in kazakstan. puerto rico has a new governor lawyer pedro pinto we see has been sworn in crowds have been celebrating in the streets after the carter center stepped down for the world news forced to resign following a text message scandal and corruption allegations get more on this from gabriel alexander who is live from san juan so gabriel where things stand right now is the political uncertainty there are over 1. not really they're still in a bit of a bit of a constitutional crisis here there's 2 things going on right now you see a protest you see behind me it's a little before 8 30 pm here local time in the old city of san juan we're right outside the gates of the governor's mansion and there are protesters here but instead of protests of anger like what it was for nearly 3 weeks it's now protests of celebration now. that they have a new governor but behind the scenes what we have is a constitutional crisis that is deepening here because the new governor pedro here louis c. was only confirmed b

have agreed a ceasefire in the last rebel held province of idlib it was announced that talks in kazakstan the opposition says it's already pulled out its heavy weapons and will abide by the cease fire as long as the government doesn't violate the terms more than 400 civilians have been killed in northwest syria since late april yemen's hoti rebels have for the 1st time released images of the ballistic missile system they've used to target saudi arabia the fighters say the medium range bird missile is domestically produced in yemen they say they'll continue launching attacks until the saudi u.a.e. coalition stops its airstrikes the democratic republic of congo says only half of ebola cases may have been identified the government fears the epidemic could last 3 years health workers are trying to contain the virus in goma an important transit route on the border with rolonda it is the 1st time ebola has spread to a major city 4 cases have been confirmed in government hundreds have been vaccinated. puerto rico has a new governor lawyer pedro louis c. has been sworn in but his appointment stil

kazakstan. but there are already concerns about how long the ceasefire can hold zina hotter has more from. the turkey syria border. the guns have fallen silent but what happens next is not clear this is a very ambiguous ceasefire according to the syrian government is that it is conditional on the implementation of the sochi deal now the opposition saying that we won't withdraw our heavy weapons unless we have guarantees from turkey and russia and you have high authority to share which is the main opposition group but the strongest group an adlib saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if the truce is violated without without even mentioning whether or not it plans to implement that sochi memorandum h.t.s. was the group that refused to withdraw from a demilitarized zone making it very very difficult for turkey to create this cell and in fact this is why russia kept on criticizing turkey saying you're not fulfilling your commitments under the sochi deal will turkey be able to do that this ti

in high places have let the people of syria down so many times and drew simmons out 0 nursultan kazakstan. well the united nations has welcomed the news of the ceasefire but there are already concerns about how long it's likely to last and honda has more from gaza on the tacky syrian border. the guns have fallen silent but what happens next is not clear this is a very ambiguous ceasefire according to the syrian government is that it is conditional on the implementation of the sochi deal now the opposition saying that we won't withdraw our heavy weapons unless we have guarantees from turkey and russia and you have high authority to share which is the main opposition group but the strongest group in ad libbed saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if the truce is violated without without even mentioning whether or not it plans to implement that sochi memorandum h.t.s. was the group that refused to withdraw from a demilitarized zone making it very very difficult for turkey to create this so and in fact this is why russia kept on criticizing turkey saying you're not fulfilling your com

been no response from the opposition meanwhile talks aimed at ending the syrian war taking place in kazakstan under simmons is following developments in north of hong. this is where the main session of talking is taking place on friday in the 13th session of the start of talks sponsored by iran russia and turkey but could this round table start the final chapter of a war that's cost so many lives. looming over all of this is the bombing and killing of civilians in libya province by russia and the syrian regime forces and now the development of the u.n. secretary general announcing a board of inquiry into a number of attacks the syrian opposition even before that development was saying that it would make no concessions until there was a full ceasefire ahead of these talks starting there had been a token gesture in northern aleppo province an exchange of 15 regime prisoners and 15 opposition prisoners but as far as goodwill goes there is little in the way of optimism in the syrian opposition camp. on thursday there was a range of bilateral meetings the head of the iranian delegation told al-jaz

the european court of human rights this is not this is not an african country or a country like kazakstan or something like that this is hungry which is a sort of proper member of the european union and so i do believe that that a judgment for the european court of human rights stating the facts as it has should have a very significant impact on our campaign going forward we know that you've been investigating what happened to the money the disappeared when your investment fund was raided by the russians there has been a lot of speculation that some of that money actually landed in the coffers or the hands of u.s. president donald trump can you confirm tonight did that happen. i can say that based on all the evidence we have none of it went to donald trump however i can say that based on the evidence we have some of it went to vladimir putin and i can say that based on an exposure an exposé in the panama papers that came out which showed that a man named surrogate role doogan who's a famous cellist and a very close friend of lattimer putin and received some of the money and most people kn

to add one thing and central asia few countries are very very strategic like kazakhstan i think kazakstan is very loose treaty of how to get countries china and russia work together. you know on the least have explored whether the 2 countries would disagree on the trains going true and it's a 2 and if agreed and for the shared interest and for the interest of kazakhstan and development maybe the next learn look maybe the next problem would be would be ukraine where here of course the russian position is slightly different ok but i mean earlier you know one can make the argument i've heard this many many times is it the reason to overthrow the government in ukraine in 2014 was to obstruct this the whole eurasian land mass development they want to pull ukraine out of it in. it into the western orbit hillary clinton the worst secretary of state in history said this actually in congress but i want to slightly change gears here earl one of the other things that's happening here as russia and china gravitate towards each other we also have these technological competition that joel has been ment

northwestern syria since late april well talks aimed at ending the syrian syrian war are taking place in kazakstan our correspondent andrew simmons is following developments in the recently renamed capital nossel town. this is where the main session of talking is taking place on friday in the 13th session of the start of talks sponsored by iran russia and turkey but could this round table start the final chapter of a war that's cost so many lives. looming over all of this is the bombing and killing of civilians in libya province by russia and the syrian regime forces and now the development of the u.n. secretary general announcing a board of inquiry into a number of attacks the syrian opposition even before that development was saying that it would make no concessions until there was a full ceasefire ahead of these talks starting there had been a token gesture in northern aleppo province an exchange of 15 regime prisoners and 15 opposition prisoners but as far as goodwill goes there is little in the way of optimism in the syrian opposition camp. on thursday there was a range of bilateral meetings

violations it's also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce the cease fire was agreed in kazakstan on thursday is that 100 near the turkish syrian border so is short lived ceasefire what more are you hearing about why it's collapse now. well like you mentioned collapse the airstrikes have resumed so far no reports of casualties it was announced late thursday friday night since then it has been quiet there have been no air strikes yes the warring parties shelled each other along the front lines but that cease fire was largely holding so in many ways this is a sudden announcement an unexpected announcement from the syrian military just a few hours ago saying that it is going to resume bombardment blaming specifically turkey saying that the proxy groups that support on the ground calling them armed terrorist groups are not complying with the cease fire so questions are raised why now especially in the syrian military statement they mention attacks on civilians without providing much details on when and where they happened and earlier today a pro syrian government website quoted a syri

the european court of human rights this is not this is not an african country or a country like kazakstan or something like that this is hungry which is a sort of proper member of the european union and so i do believe that that a judgment for the european court of human rights stating the facts as it has should have a very significant impact on our campaign going forward we know that you've been investigating what happened to the money the disappeared when your investment fund was raided by the russians there has been a lot of speculation that some of that money actually landed in the coffers or the hands of u.s. president donald trump can you confirm tonight did that happen. i can say that based on all the evidence we have none of it went to donald trump however i can say that based on the evidence we have some of it went to vladimir putin and i can say that based on an exposure an exposé in the panama papers that came out which showed that a man named surrogate role doogan who's a famous cellist and a very close friend of lattimer putin received some of the money and most people know s

by leaders in high places have let the people of syria so many times hundreds symons no soul to kazakstan. bought there already concerns about how long the ceasefire can hold their daughter has more from gaza which is on the turkey syria border. the guns have fallen silent but what happens next is not clear this is a very ambiguous ceasefire according to the syrian government is that it is conditional on the implementation of the sochi deal now the opposition saying that we won't withdraw our heavy weapons unless we have guarantees from turkey and russia and you have high authority to share which is the main opposition group but the strongest group in saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if the truce is violated without without even mentioning whether or not it plans to implement that sochi memorandum h.t.s. was the group that refused to withdraw from a demilitarized zone making it very very difficult for turkey to create this cell and in fact this is why russia kept on criticizing turkey saying you're not fulfilling your commitments under the sochi deal will turkey be able to do

europa league they were drawn in group alan face the prospect of a $12000.00 come to round trip to kazakstan to play a style or last year's beaten finalist arsenal have been drawn alongside semifinalist on truck front foot in group f. while scottish side rangers obviously have the hardest draw against porto fine old and young boys. with europe's football leagues assembled in monaco for the draw as they've also been giving away a few prizes among them one for eric cantona who received the president's award but is acceptance speech had everyone baffled. as flies. to wanton boys. we are for the gods. they kill us for the sport. only accidents crimes walls words to you killers. but unfortunately crimes and was. we knew to blight. a lot. thank you very. trying to figure out what he was trying to say adrian is perhaps as well perhaps but if that's it from the news more news here on our syria in just a few moments. explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how liable reigns influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution communist away feudal castro was a feudal eastern not a com

high places have let the people of syria down so many times hundreds simmons' al-jazeera nursultan kazakstan. on the turkish syrian border and sent us this update a short time ago this is fire seems to be holding there are no reports of russian and syrian airstrikes targeting rebel controlled towns in southern adlib and northern how much no reports of fighting along the front lines we've been in contact with syrians living in those rebel controlled towns towns like modoc no man at the higher fancy horn that were repeatedly targeted over the past 3 months there is a feeling of relief but caution at the same time people do not trust the syrian government they believe that this is just a short term arrangement and it's just a matter of time before the bombing resumes that this is a conditional cease fire and the pressure is on turkey to fulfill its commitments under these such a memorandum this is what russia has been pressuring turkey to do for some time now that such a memorandum calls for the creation of a demilitarized zone that is supposed to ring the southern province of idlib it's the so

truce by carrying out attacks on civilians the ceasefire was brokered in recent peace talks held in kazakstan after weeks of air strikes and bloodshed in the last remaining rebel held area let's go live now to our correspondent zain the holders she's in search on the turkey syria border so this cease fire only a couple of days in place has come apart without his ations against turkey. yes that ceasefire has now collapsed in fact the military operations the syrian army's military operations has begun we're getting reports from opposition activists that there have been a number of air strikes targeting the rebel controlled town of holen that's in southern adlib 2 towns in northern how far is the thought of the town and tell whether in the countryside of a lot to kiev so those military operations resuming just minutes after the syrian army announcing that it plans to resume operations and like you mentioned in that statement they're blaming turkey telling saying that turkey's proxies what they called armed terrorist groups are not complying with the cease fire and that they've been targeting civ

in northwest syria on the 2nd day of conditional cease fire the truce was brokered peace talks in kazakstan and that follows weeks of airstrikes and bloodshed in italy province the last remaining rebel held area so in a heart of reports from gaziantep on the turkey syria border. there is a cautious calm in rebel controlled southern and northern hama russian and syrian warplanes have been repeatedly targeting towns like mine are not manned for the past 3 months a cease fire that came into effect on friday night has brought some respect for people living in that corner of northwest syria who have lost so much. money on one end of the road the more law after all that happened isn't it too late for a ceasefire people have been displaced killed their homes destroyed but they are still scared to return to their homes. more than 400000 syrians have been displaced at least 800 civilians were killed their names documented by war monitors among the casualties 216 children but the syrian government and its allies failed to recapture ground from the opposition who was here before the russians with all

hanna al-jazeera united nations and we were talks aimed at ending the syrian war are taking place in kazakstan andrew simmons is following developments in north tom. this is where the main session of talking is taking place on friday in the 13th session of the start of talks sponsored by iran russia and turkey but could this round table start the final chapter of a war that's cost so many lives. looming over all of this is the bombing and killing of civilians in libya province by russia and the syrian regime forces and now the development of the u.n. secretary general announcing a board of inquiry into a number of attacks the syrian opposition even before that development was saying that it would make no concessions until there was a full ceasefire ahead of these talks starting there had been a token gesture in northern aleppo province an exchange of 15 regime prisoners and 15 opposition prisoners but as far as goodwill goes there is little in the way of optimism in the syrian opposition camp. on thursday there was a range of bilateral meetings the head of the iranian delegation told al-jazeer

kazakstan. but from al-jazeera sent a harder reporting from the turkish syrian border. the ceasefire seems to be holding there are no reports of russian and syrian airstrikes targeting rebel controlled towns in southern adlib and northern how are no reports of fighting along the front lines we've been in contact with syrians living in those rebel controlled towns towns like modoc noman a horn that were repeatedly targeted over the past 3 months there is a feeling of relief but caution at the same time people do not trust the syrian government they believe that this is just a short term arrangement and it's just a matter of time before the bombing resumes that this is a conditional cease fire and the pressure is on turkey to fulfill its commitments under these such a memorandum this is what russia has been pressuring turkey to do for some time now that such a memorandum calls for the creation of a demilitarized zone that is supposed to ring the southern province of the southern excuse me the southern edges of the province of idlib it's supposed to be free of weapons free

of a ceasefire the truce in the province syria's last rebel stronghold came during peace talks in kazakstan. the democratic republic of congo says only hard cases may have been identified the government fears the epidemic could last 3 years health workers are trying to contain the virus in goma an important transit route on the border with wonder. what to rico has a new government lawyer pedro pinto we see has been sworn in crowds have been celebrating in the streets after a car stepped down he was forced to resign after a text message scandal and corruption allegations. are getting some breaking news out of sudan now where the military and the opposition have signed a constitutional declaration to usher in a new transitional government it will see sudan's main opposition party name the prime minister and cabinet ministers so while the transitional military council will choose who heads the interior and. defense ministry of democratic elections will then be held after about 3 years we'll have more on that story as and when we get more information. we are returning to syria's war now the uni

announcement of a ceasefire truce in adlib province serious last rebel stronghold came jane peace talks in kazakstan. the united states has extended temp. protection against deportation for around 80047000 rather syrians that means that they'll be able to stay in the u.s. for at least 18 more months as christensen linley discovered the extension offers them some consolation but not much 31 year old i had is a syrian activist who 1st came to the u.s. in 2015 to give a talk about the situation back home in 2011 she'd taken to the streets in her home city of aleppo to demand a more inclusive government started an islet but we started really like people and then it started to be like 100 and than thousands of thousands but what started as a protest movement quickly turned to a civil war as her family fled to turkey she stayed behind volunteer in a hospital you see like you see sometimes people are dying the front of your eyes you can't do anything to them here see how families are a good evening there. until the hospital like so much of her hometown was destroyed by government bombs. tossed i left worki

high places have let the people of syria down so many times hundreds simmons' al-jazeera nursultan kazakstan. ok let's take a live update in a hold on my colleague our correspondent is in killis on the turkey syria border as far as we know zain or was it quite there overnight. yes it has been quiet that cease fire is holding no reports of airstrikes russian and syrian warplanes are not flying over southern italy and northern how much we've been in contact with syrians on the ground in rebel controlled towns like no man i'd be hard fan shape who are in towns really that were repeated lee targeted over the past 3 months people are out on the streets they welcome the cease fire but they remain cautious it is a cautious calm across southern it live in northern how much because people do not trust the syrian government they believe that this is just a short term arrangement they believe it's just a matter of time before the bombing resumes people really have suffered a lot over the past 3 months according to our monitors over 800 civilians were killed in the bombardment 216 of the.

northwest syria on the 2nd day of a conditional cease fire truce was brokered during peace talks in kazakstan it follows weeks of airstrikes and bloodshed in needly province the last remaining rebel held area then a hotter reports from gaziantep on the turkey syria border. there is a cautious calm in rebel controlled southern and northern hama russian and syrian warplanes have been repeatedly targeting towns like mine are not manned for the past 3 months a cease fire that came into effect on friday night has brought some respect for people living in that corner of northwest syria who have lost so much. money i mean i am a 30 mile long after all that happened isn't it too late for a ceasefire that people have been displaced or killed their homes this. droit but they are still scared to return to their homes. more than 400000 syrians have been displaced at least 800 civilians were killed their names documented by war monitors among the casualties 216 children but the syrian government and its allies failed to recapture ground from the opposition. before the russians with all their power were no

after a week of intensifying airstrikes on profits the truce was brokered during peace talks and kazakstan the opposition says that it will stick to the deal as long as the government doesn't violate it i'm serious andrew symonds reports now from mosul time. in accordance with a communique that didn't use the word ceasefire syrian state media had already announced a conditional truce demanding the withdrawal of weaponry from a buffer zone or little if the syrian government blames the turkish for not fulfilling their role in the so she agreement last year. how the muslim you term this has not materialized on the contrary the number of terrorists in and lead has increased namely foreign fighter terrorists in and leave. the opposition despite reservations agreed to a truce but accused the regime of violating the so she agreement taking advantage of a withdrawal of fighters so they could launch what it called their cunning criminal attacks and their spokesman gave this war. right now there is no trust and there will be no trust in the future when it comes with glory the heavy weapons no heavy

violations it's also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce the cease fire was agreed in kazakstan on thursday. near the turkey syria border it's a short lived ceasefire what are you hearing about why it's collapsed now. well yes such short lived ceasefire from the beginning it was very ambiguous it was proud trial it was conditioned to. agreement being implemented but this announcement by the syrian military really came as a surprise because the ceasefire was largely holding for the past 3 days there were no airstrikes yes the warring parties were shelling each other along the front lines but there was no indication that it was on the verge of collapsing especially since this morning on some pro syrian government websites they were quoting military sources and saying that they would give the rebels up to august 16th following the muslim either holidays next week to comply with the truce so this sudden statement in the statement the syrian military pointing the finger at turkey saying bonsa because their proxies on the ground what the military called quote to armed terrorist groups

violating the cease fire it's also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce which was agreed in kazakstan on thursday. joining us from gaza near the turkey syria border what more are we hearing about why the ceasefire has collapsed now. well like you mentioned it has collapsed and minutes after the syrian military issued a statement approximately 2 hours ago airstrikes resumed on rebel controlled towns in southern it live and northern how in the syrian military statement they blame turkey and they say that what they call turkey's proxy armed terrorist groups are responsible for violating the truce and attacking civilian areas without really providing any details on when or where those attacks happened this really is a sudden statement because earlier this morning a pro government a web site quoted the military official a syrian military official saying that these cease fire will stay in effect until august 16th until after the muslim eed holiday that either haha a day and that they were giving the rebels time to comply with the terms of the saatchi agreement which calls for the creation o

area of syria since the regime's a ceasefire truce collapsed just days after it was brokered in kazakstan meanwhile turkey's president has warned that his troops could attack kurdish areas in northeastern syria very soon said i heard a report. on turkey's border with syria. the bombardment resumes on what is supposed to be a demilitarized zone the 4 day old cease fire in northwest syria came to an end on monday yet more civilians have since been killed minutes after the syrian military declared the cease fire dead syrian and russian warplanes again began targeting populated areas across southern italy province and the northern countryside of nearby hama following months of attacks it blamed the rebels and their backers in turkey for not complying with the order to suspend hostilities the turkish government didn't immediately comment but many here believe the ceasefire collapse was a message to turkey as it negotiates with the united states on the creation of what is being called a safe zone in northeast syria. the message is turkey if turkey can able to you know conduct their military ope

killed in northwest syria since late april a talks aimed at ending the syrian war taking place in kazakstan andrew symonds is following developments for us in north. a sunni delegate from the syrian national coalition has told al-jazeera that there can be no concessions from them on any political settlement until there's a full ceasefire announced by russia and the syrian regime in italy there's already major pressure from the united nations or all parties to stop the fighting and a call from 2 thirds of the u.n. security council earlier this week for. the security general of the u.n. to mount an internal investigation to attacks on medical facilities the russians counter that this is propaganda that there is not anything going on other than attacks on what they call terrorists now as far as the meetings here go the iranians and russians have had a meeting the syrian national coalition will be meeting united nations delegation which is an observer status mission the u.n. is trying to broker a deal with the syrian regime to have all parties together in a committee a committee for the constit

high places have let the people of syria down so many times andrew simmons al-jazeera nursultan kazakstan. al-jazeera is in a holder is in kilis on the turkey syria border she has this update. the ceasefire seems to be holding there are no reports of russian and syrian airstrikes targeting rebel controlled towns in southern adlib and northern how many are no reports of fighting along the front lines we've been in contact with syrians living in those rebel controlled towns towns like no man a horn that were repeatedly targeted over the past 3 months there is a feeling of relief but caution at the same time people do not trust the syrian government they believe that this is just a short term arrangement and it's just a matter of time before the bombing resumes that this is a conditional cease fire and the pressure is on turkey to fulfill its commitments under these such a memorandum this is what russia has been pressuring turkey to do for some time now that such a memorandum calls for the creation of a demilitarized zone that is supposed to ring the southern province of the southern excuse

killed in northwestern syria since late april or talks aimed at ending the syrian war taking place in kazakstan our correspondent andrew simmons is following developments in those who town. this is where the main session of talking is taking place on friday in the 13th session of the start of talks sponsored by iran russia and turkey but could this round table start the final chapter of a war that's cost so many lives. looming over all of this is the bombing and killing of civilians in libya province by russia and the syrian regime forces and now the development of the u.n. secretary general announcing a board of inquiry into a number of attacks the syrian opposition even before that development was saying that it would make no concessions until there was a full ceasefire ahead of these talks starting there had been a token gesture in northern aleppo province an exchange of 15 regime prisoners and 15 opposition prisoners but as far as goodwill goes there is little in the way of optimism in the syrian opposition camp. on thursday there was a range of bilateral meetings the head of the iranian de

violating the cease fire it's also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce which was agreed in kazakstan on thursday need barker is standing by for us in istanbul but 1st we'll cross over to sana'a flooded in san rafah that's near the turkish syrian border to tell us more about what you are hearing about the collapse of the cease fires and. well the rain like you mentioned that cease fire has now collapse approximately 2 hours ago the syrian military issuing a statement blaming turkey and what they. say armed terrorist groups on the ground . we're not complying with that ceasefire opposition activists are reporting airstrikes targeting a number of towns in southern california and northern have left months left on monday as well as far as he thought as well as the lot the care countryside we're not getting any reports of casualties. yet the question is why now that cease fire was holding in this in the syrian army statement they talk about attacks targeting civilians but since friday night there has been no statement by the syrian army suggesting any such attacks the russian defense minis

of the truce and is blaming turkey for not enforcing its ceasefire was brokered last thursday in kazakstan so hard is following the story from gaza and have been the turkey syria border. russia and turkey are supposed to be working together in syria but as of late has been their bargaining ground their local allies engaged in a proxy war so we have to wait to see whether or not these 2 countries will be able to revive this ceasefire in the interim the civilians who were welcomed this cease fire are now increasingly worried because what we saw in the past 3 months was intense bombardment war monitors reporting more than $800.00 civilians killed the indian government has scrapped a law that granted special status to indian administered kashmir it has revoked article $370.00 stripping kashmir of autonomy it has had for more than 70 years there have been protests across pakistan which has strongly condemned the decision tensions have risen rapidly in the region off to india sent thousands of additional troops last week and ordered pilgrims to risk to leave egypt says a car that blew up outside

the europa league — with manchester united fans 5et for a 7000 mile round trip to the capital of kazakstanrox for theirfirst europa league group game — leaving 3000 5eat5 vacant — after being found guilty of a second charge of sectarian chanting. i'll be back with more on those stories at 2:30. the authorities in hong kong have stepped up their crackdown on pro—democracy demonstrations, by arresting three leading activist5. two have appeared in court, charged with organising an illegal protest. another march is planned tomorrow, despite police banning the protest and warning that anyone taking part is likely to face arrest. from hong kong, stephen mcdonell reports. activi5t5 descended on police headquarters five weeks ago as part of hong kong's ongoing political crisis. police stations have been marked out for special attention here, with many in the pro—democracy movement calling for fellow protester5 already detained to be released. amongst those seen outside this building on the 21st ofjune was pro—democracy campaignerjoshua wong. for this, according to his demosisto party, the high—pro

week of intensifying and strikes on libya profits that truce was brokered during peace talks and kazakstan the opposition says that it will stick to the deal as long as the government doesn't violate it measures to detect a bone in the democratic republic of congo may only be identifying hoft of those with the disease the congolese response coordinator warns that the outbreak could last up to 3 s. there's the headlines down george will be here to update you in a little over 25 minutes here on al-jazeera after rebel education next. the saudi u.a.e. war on yemen has led to thousands of deaths and left millions hungry what role has the u.s. played in the world's worst humanitarian crisis is the entity that has the right to begin and robert malley a top advisor on the middle east to president obama talks to al jazeera education matters the universal rights to expand the rise and offer better prospects the passport to a better life yet around the globe schools and institutions break. systems they deemed to be no longer fit. me thinking one school and how they one identifying the skill with the