we are witnessing here a national shame. 8 members just under half of the national electoral commission say the commission's most important election tasks were done in secret without them and a final vote document does not include their signatures the commission chairman though says everything was done by the book. the electoral commission congratulates itself on the conduct of the 6th general presidential legislative and 6 provincial elections. authorities say more than 50 percent of registered voters took part in the election a vote it was hoped that would calm tensions in mozambique. for more on this our correspondents at increase joins us in a nice to have you you it. was just a week ago so you witnessed everything that went on officer results you see. constable he won the election but i mean the position of a novel is questioned the results what exactly are they complaining about. well they complain about intimidation vote rigging and violence it's not only their enamel complaining about these things but also several election observers reported irregularities the european union obs

long as 3 or 4 hours in similar scenes across the country except calvert delgado where the electoral commission says 7 polling stations didn't because of insecurity the government's been fighting an insurgency there for the last 2 years that conflicts displaced 60000 people so unknown how many of them lost their voting cards and haven't been able to replace them. inside the polling station voters to bring their voters card and present it to officials from the electoral commission. can be verified that they are right eligible to vote. then held up in the attic checked for marks of indelible ink to show that people have already voted down to prevent people from voting twice and the details are checked against the electoral register and this polling station is just their registers being disputed in gaza province where opposition rights groups say $300000.00 ghost voters were added to the list the electoral commission nice any foul play is also be controversy over observers rights groups say that $3000.00 independent observers weren't given accreditation to the polling stations and so they're sayin

province where opposition rights groups say 300000 ghost voters were added to the list the electoral commission nice any foul play is also be controversy over observers rights groups say that 3000 independent observers weren't given accreditation to the polling stations and so they're saying that this election lacks the transparency it should have that the electoral commission again defends itself and says it is running a free and fair poll but ultimately during the counting and during the announcement of results it's whether or not this election has credibility in the eyes of mozambicans which will really determine whether or not the country remains at peace accord doris president has signed a decree scrapping austerity measures that lets almost 2 weeks of violent protests many more from crito. in a neighborhood. the outskirts of the ecuadorian capital freddy and carmen are walking back from their home their house is modest and they share the space with other members of their family. the couple make a combined income of about $500.00 per month which is just enough to get by. for the past few d

for as long as 3 or 4 hours in similar scenes across the country except delgado where the electoral commission says 7 polling stations didn't because of insecurity the government's been fighting an insurgency there for the last 2 years that conflicts displaced 60000 people so unknown how many of them lost their voting cards and haven't been able to replace them. inside the polling station voters to bring their voters card and present it to officials from the electoral commission. can be verified that they are. eligible to vote. then held up in the attic checked for marks of indelible ink to show that people have already voted down to prevent people from voting twice and the details are checked against the electoral register and this polling station is just their registers being disputed in gaza province where opposition rights groups say $300000.00 ghost voters were added to the list the electoral commission nice any foul play is also be controversy over observers rights groups say that $3000.00 independent observers weren't given accreditation to the polling stations and so they're saying tha

presidential election begins on monday the candidates are filing their nominations with the electoral commission in colombo incumbent president might surprise us or a senate has announced that he will not seek another for another time off to 4 years in office. a constitutional crisis last year when he sat to replace the prime minister that decision was overturned by the supreme court and often and as reports from. a record 41 candidates posting cash bones for the election head of handing in nominations on monday but the president might be a policy receiver not being among that group now when he believes he's pretty sesar that's former president mind the rajapaksa it was a complete we've where he sort of swept that election saying that he was only in for one term to bring change however his tenure has been fraught with disappointment for sri lankan voters and despite in recent months trying desperately to mount a real action bid to try and garner support for that relax in bed president seriously and there has been forced to admit that he's not going to make it and today's sort of final list that

the next month's local elections says he's the only candidate who's been disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. and the government protesters have again taken to the streets in the chilean capital santiago despite a cabinet shakeup by president sebastian pinera police clashed with demonstrators in the city center in europe replaced a cabinet ministers in an effort to calm the rest that has left at least 17 dead. the u.s. says it has disposed of the remains of. the leader of the so-called islamic state he was killed in a raid by u.s. forces on his syria hideout saturday world leaders have cautioned there could be reprisal attacks on. the iraqi military has declared a curfew to quell deadly protests but the demonstrators say they won't leave the streets and. an emergency government is in place there calling for an end to corruption inequality more than 230 people have been killed since the protests started earlier this month. another day of protests in iraq thousands took to the streets of baghdad and other cities on monday angry about corruption and the lack of jo

people say that and it's usenet because pretty patel the current home search area asked the electoral commission to investigate why the remaining campaign set up 5 companies in the last month so they could spend an extra 1000000 quid illegally and the letter commission wouldn't investigate why because it's ok but just to be clear believe you did pay 70 grand fine for overspending in your referendum but no one's disputing the other well i don't know because i don't know if they paid a 70 grand finals pretty big news because i'm not a director of i wasn't over there we don't need to be involved or to know what's happening in the news but i've got to worry that what i do know is that mr they've subsequently been exonerated haven't they been so they've got the 70 grand back i've told you i don't know what to do you know if i met police you can't pick and choose what you know because the middle east i don't know you said suddenly you know about the story suddenly you don't it's of i can tell you what i consider was public information which is the met police i'm going to actual crime agency have confi

activist joshua wong as been barred from running in the upcoming local council elections the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid because he advocated for hong kong self-determination wong who has condemned the decision accusing the government of conducting political screaming and censorship he's the only contender disqualified from the nov 24th election beijing has deprived me of the right to institutional participation permanently but no matter what they locked me up in prison censor me out from the billet my commitment for the democracy movement in hong kong never eroded by beating president xi britain's prime minister will make another attempt to push for a general election in december on monday m.p.'s rejected his proposal for a poll on december 12th but tuesday's attempt to focus on amending current laws so that only a simple majority is required for an election to be approved by parliament journal reports from london. because the majority required has not been reached the news have it for a 3rd time in recent months boris johnson's attempt to secure a snap general election w

it's a disputed issue the electoral commission doesn't believe that that is the case but i've said based on reports show that you know the numbers so much we got them to should be you know much i want to call it it was dismissed and so i don't think there's much anybody can do about it and in the lead up to the election one observer was killed in gaza province. by assailants who later it was revealed belonged to a special police unit does this kind of violence what does that say about about this let this election yeah unfortunately it points into the election environment. totally unnecessary we don't know what the motivation for that's met that was but the assailants some of the suspected the simmonds have been arrested and i think that is the duty of the security of their sister go into the matter and let justice be done but it's most muslim fortunate that it happened ok thank you very much that was john muhammad the former president of ghana that's near and. thank you very much for. marcum why break 14 they're from mozambique's capital not porto and finally judges for this year's booke

people say that and it's usenet because pretty patel the current home secretary asked the electoral commission to investigate why the remaining campaign set up 5 companies in the last month so they could spend an extra 1000000 quid illegally and the letter commission wouldn't investigate why because it's ok but just to be clear believe you did pay 70 grand fine for overspending in your referendum but no one's disputing the other well i don't know because i don't know if they paid a 70 grand finals pretty big news because i'm not a director of i wasn't of over there we don't need to be involved to know what's happening in the news what i've got to worry you know what i do know if you missed it they've subsequently been exonerated haven't they been so they've got the 70 grand back i've told you i don't know what to do you know if i met police you can't pick and choose what you know because the middle east i don't know you said suddenly you know about the story suddenly you don't it of i can tell you what i consider was public information which is the met police i'm going to actual crime agency h

the independent electoral commission has now announced only biometric votes will be counted.d election officials have also complained some machines didn't work properly and staff lacked training we had witnesses on technical steps we had problems with the voter lists and also electronic and by maty devices turned out i. didn't announce the final figure of turnout the government blames taliban attacks and threats over to turn out an estimated 26 percent of just more than $9000000.00 registered voters but analysts say there were other problems one factor could be because of the insecurity that you have in afghanistan and the other primary factor i believe is because of the 2014 elections and subsequently to 2018 and actions where people lost trust as well as this whole electoral process and democratic process is concerned. back to the workshop raavan says trade.

that this was a deliberate attempt to try and prevent transparency in this election but the electoral commission denies any foul play he says that everything is going to plan and above board. and. you mentioned there some of the concerns around the process but there are also concerns out there given the divided ethnic makeup of the country given the history of the country there have been credible reports of concerns of potential violence and that inflame tensions once again one of the risks here. we just mentioned the violence i mean it was just last week in gaza province that i just mentioned where an election observer was shot dead by 5 assailants place better off in a car with just down the road that car crashed and then local bystanders immediately were able to identify the killers as members of the special police unit about the opposition and rights groups is really called into question who is behind this and they expressed concern that the reason for this killing is to intimidate observers in gaza province which is where the opposition allege that rigging is going to take place because of

running in local elections next month long says he's the only candidate who's been disqualified electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. and the government protesters have again taken to the streets in the capital santiago despite a cabinet shake up by president sebastian pinera police clashed with demonstrators in the city center and replaced by cabinet ministers in an effort to common wrist that has left at least 17 did. the u.s. says it has disposed of the remains of baghdadi the leader of the so-called islamic state daddy was killed in a raid by u.s. forces on his syria hideout on saturday both leaders have cautioned that they could be reprisal attacks i asked fighters. well he said he would rather die in a ditch then asked to delay breaks it but yesterday british prime minister barak's johnson agreed to a break that extension until january 31st he didn't try to persuade parliament to vote for a snap election in december but last but today he will try again to convince opposition parties to support a general election as he hopes to capitalize on public anger of the brics. can you tha

standing in next month's local elections mr wong claims to be the only can to be disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid because it contravenes election laws that ban promoting self-determination for the chinese for the semi autonomous chinese territory. and the chance of britain holding a snap election in december have increased as opposition leader gerry corbin says his party will now back the idea prime minister boris johnson has been pushing for an early poll since coming to power in july he believes he can win a majority in parliament which would then allow him to pass his press it deal. one day in the bronx it can be a long time and parliament on monday german corpsman showed no interest whatsoever in holding new elections but on tuesday the labor chief announced that he does want to back and pray christmas poll we're going out there to fight an election campaign and i call white to get out there on the streets in every town and village in this country labor will be there giving a message of real hope where this government offers nothing and we're going out there so

of phasing out and then another new elite is coming again this is due to this independent electoral commission commission which has been the different of the of the previous governments noted in malawi thank you for coming in to talk to us and people having me all the best. now hong kong protesters of turned out in their thousands to demonstrate against a british colonial era emergency law which was used to ban face coverings police fired tear gas as well and threaten to arrest those who shined laser point as at a chinese ami building got hired last fall from hong kong. defying the mask bad and flouting the police who projected approval for their march thousands of hong kong protesters also ignored heavy rain most of them covering their faces beneath a sea of umbrellas this was the 3rd successive day of protests against the mass ban imposed by chief executive kerry lam she said emergency legislation last invoked during riots 50 years ago was needed after 4 months of protest against her rule the protest continued after the high court rejected an injunction challenging the ban judges say they'll

poland's ruling nationalist party has won a 2nd term in power early results from the electoral commission show the law and justice party won more than 45 percent of the vote those the turnout was the highest in. peace talks are being held between sudan's transitional government and armed groups they include fighters accused of genocide in the darfur region but as a serious have a morgan reports now from themselves doll for some who fled the fighting a skeptical about what these latest talks can achieve. is not just. face but also her 3 children she fled fighting 17 years ago to live here in a camp in south dar for and says the past 3 years have been the hardest. life during the camp is different from life outside here there's a lot of suffering outside things are available here like many things we lack enough food there's shortage of water we have to go out searching for our basic needs. is one of the largest displacement camps in the darfur region home to more than 150000 people many arrived when the war began in 2003 between government forces and rebel groups fighting against marginaliz

next month's local elections wong says he's the only candidate who's been disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. and the government protesters have again taken to the streets of the chilean capital santiago despite a cabinet shake up by president sebastian pinera police clashed with demonstrators in the city center near replaced a cabinet ministers in an effort to calm and rest that is left at least 17 people dead. and at least one person was killed and dozens more injured when a powerful earthquake struck the southern philippines several government residential buildings were badly damaged the philippines lies on the pacific ring of fire where most of the world's earthquakes take place. more than 20 climate change protesters have been arrested after attempting to blockade a mining conference in the australian city of melbourne police say 2 people were detained for attacking a patrol force demonstrators claim police were heavy handed. sports news now in the u.s. national women's team have confirmed blood co and don't know as their new head coach the macedonian born

upcoming presidential election has begun the candidates are finding minima nations at the electoral commission in colombo but one who won't be on the list is incumbent on a serious center who's decided not to run after 4 years in office he spoke to constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister that decision was overturned by the supreme court correspondent alpha and as reports from colombo. a record number of candidates their nominations being accepted 35 of them here at the election commission the office building you see behind me now all eyes on the former defense secretary go to auburn rajapaksa when he was handing in his dominations to election officials these papers were accepted the problem being that to go to harvard rajapakse his eligibility has been in question he obviously lost reluctant citizenship when he became a u.s. citizen back in 2003 he subsequently also became a dual citizen giving him back issue and her nationality now the recent changes to the constitution does not allow dual citizens to wise for the presidency and go to harvard rajapaksa s

of phasing out and then another new elite is coming again this is due to this independent electoral commission commission which has been the different of the of the previous governments noted in malawi thank you for coming in to talk to us and people having me all the best. the hong kong protest is a turn out in their thousands to demonstrate against a british colonial era emergency law which was used to ban face coverings police fired tear gas as well and threaten to arrest those who shined laser point as at a chinese ami building scott hyde last fall from hong kong. was defying the master bath and flouting the police who projected approval for their march thousands of hong kong protesters also ignored heavy rain most of them covering their faces beneath a sea of umbrellas this was the 3rd successive day of protests against the mass ban imposed by chief executive kerry lam she said emergency legislation last invoked during riots 50 years ago was needed after 4 months of protest against her rule was a protest continued after the high court rejected an injunction challenging the ban judges say

the electoral commission says none of the irregularities are significant enough to affect the result and police haven't confirmed any deaths. generally the election process was peaceful and tranquil we urge people to remain calm and peaceful and wait for the information being broadcast. and the media. people in mozambique can't just waiting for counting and results to be announced but also waiting to see if this is an electoral process that they can trust. hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. secretary of state michael impale and vice president mike pence are on their way to turkey to push for a cease fire in ne in syria they are part of a delegation hoping to meet president bush if type but the turkish president is insisting the offensive won't end until its objectives are met. if you lose our proposals or right now tonight all the terrorists lay down their arms their equipment and everything destroy all their traps and get out of the safe zone that we have designated be stung would absolutely michael going to do that with what we have described i

poland's governing nationalist party has won a 2nd term in power the final results from the electoral commission showed the law and justice party won more than 43 percent of the vote country's biggest opposition group in the civic coalition came in 2nd with 27 percent turnout was also the highest in 30 years. at least 3 people have died and several others have been wounded in guinea after shots were fired at protesters demonstrators are rallying against president alpha condo's plan to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term and head of the rally 6 opposition figures were arrested. tens of thousands of people joined a peaceful rally in hong kong appealing for the u.s. to pass legislation that would keep a check on china's influence this is in stark contrast of course to the violent pro-democracy protests held at the weekend and over the past 19 weeks and sarah clarke. with kerry lamb set to deliver her annual policy address on wednesday let's of consummating seems after a summer break thousands of protesters have come out on monday night to show their anger against the government extraditi

as mozambicans prepare to vote the electoral commission says it's running a free and fair poll but the opposition and rights groups say there are serious problems the success of the peace deal it depends on how these election is going to be done but until now we have seen enough problems to say that this election will have problems of credibility particularly when the electoral institutions they deny a condition to independent observers the elections credibility's something that general nyong'o and his fighters have already rejected mozambicans are waiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolm webb al-jazeera boozy district mozambique thousands of protesters in haiti's capital are calling for the resignation of president john elmore as the country has seen merely a month of violent protests now with haitians angry about corruption rising inflation and fuel shortages and as promised to find a solution but opposition leaders have rejected his attempts. now the large scale cleanup that's underway in brazil after a mysterious oil spill contaminated more than $150.00 beaches of cour

election begins on monday the back of the candidates filling out their nominations at the electoral commission in colombo now one who won't be on the list is incumbent my 3 pallisers sena who's decided not to run after 4 years in office he sparked a constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister the decision was overturned by the supreme court and the alpha mendez reports from the capital. a record 41 candidates posting cash bones for the election head of handing in nominations on monday but the president might be a policy receiver not being among that group now when he believes he is pretty says that former president mind the rajapaksa it was a complete we've where he sort of swept that election saying that he was only in for one term to bring change however his tenure has been fraught with disappointment for sri lankan voters and despite in recent months trying desperately to mount a real action bid to try and garner support for that relax in bed president seriously and there has been forced to admit that he's not going to make it and today's sort of final lis

the independent electoral commission has now announced only 5 metric votes will be counted. and election officials have also complained some machines didn't work properly and staff lacked training we had witnesses on technical states we had problems with the voter lists and also electronic and veritie devices turned out i. didn't announce the final figure of turnout the government blames taliban attacks and threats to turn out an estimated 26 percent of just more than $9000000.00 registered voters but analysts say there were other problems one factor could be because of the insecurity that you have in afghanistan and the other primary factor i believe is because of the 2014 elections and subsequently to 2018 and actions where people lost trust as well as this whole electoral process and democratic process of concern. back to the workshop ratman says tradesmen like him are struggling and differences need to be resolved. my message to everyone is peace i am thirsty for peace i'm demanding all sides whether the taliban or the government sit together and make efforts towards pea

actually got a big story by what they say already out of the electoral commission and of course if this further while it's illegal he'll take up arms to get him costs already done he said see the phone or liberation where militia brutally attacked villages they say they want to be a deciding state to russian military back a government in a response which rights groups despite presumably crackdown against insurgents. by schizos actually socketed is really in one place you lot as well people are waiting to see what's going to happen on tuesday about who's going to announce the winner and how these rights to simulate long day we are. all right thanks so much malcolm where. it was tough to find the placement of at least one town in the philippines police women have taken over before i mean dog and it's been finding out. they are on a mission not just to apprehend criminals but to break stereotypes. these police officers are the 1st all female police force in the country sorry matters married young police or pulleys marries as they are called are from the town of maria in c.q. who are in the

next month's local elections mr won't claims to be the only candidate to be disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid for contravening election laws that ban promoting self deter athletes young for dana tells the w. about the challenges of facing the toughest insurance events in the. person british prime minister boris johnson is making a 4th attempt to force a snap election and it looks like he this time he may succeed he's been pushing for an election in the hope of winning a majority in parliament and passing his pressing deal a position labor leader jeremy coleman said that he's party will now back in early poll which will be voted on later today mr johnson has abandoned his goal of europe out taking britain out of europe by the 31st of october. so it was a prospect of us not going action likely to affect the country's attitude to bright said correspondent show lot of thoughts in london gave us this assessment well the houses of parliament we've seen that over the past year became very clear that there is no majority on anything regarding bricks and so it's really b

candidates ensure lanka's upcoming presidential election filing their nominations with the electoral commission in colombo incumbent president. has announced he will not seek reelection he sponsored constitutional crisis last year when he sought 10 replaced a prime minister the decision was overturned by the supreme court. and more than 130 climate change protesters have been arrested in a global demonstration planned by the london based extension rebellion group at least 21 people have been arrested there in london the group is planning a fortnight of what it calls peaceful civil disobedience blocking access to key roads and bridges in cities around the world you're upset with the headlines here on al-jazeera coming up makes its prison lies inside and out stay with us. the only. way we. this is going to. be the you. know watching news dixie not the show pony is going again we're screwed over to give any more of would need to look at what obama had to be. at quotable. he saw a few years because this thing between. the most to me. the constant. need is the motive and you. use truth we're just go

the last 2 years militant group has known locally as been fighting with the government the electoral commission has said that 10 polling stations that can't open more than 5000 people there won't be able to vote and also an additional on the number of people who lost their voting cards in that conflict the attack has attacked civilians attacking villages that have been beheadings huts have been burned and that's cause more than 60000 people to flee their homes some are in camps it's not known how many of them still have their voting cards and will be able to vote. nothing thank you. or people are being evacuated from the homes in lebanon juge wildfires firefighters are battling at least a 100 fires primarily in the mountainous areas southeast of beirut planes and helicopters have been sent by cyprus to help lebannon is in the midst of a heat wave with monday's higher about 10 degrees above what is normal for october poland's governing nationalist party has won a 2nd power 2nd term in power early results show the law and justice party won more than 45 percent of the vote with the turnout was the

next month's local elections wang says he's the only candidate who's been disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. antigovernment protesters have again taken to the streets in the chilean capital santiago despite a cabinet shake up by president sebastian pinera police clashed with demonstrators in the city center the president replaced 8 cabinet ministers in an effort to calm on rez that has left at least 17 dead. you're watching news coming up. germans try it lean to young not for a day know what recently won the iron man at world championships and a good time now in an exclusive interview he tells you doing news about the challenges he faces in the toughest in durance events on the planet. but 1st to the u.k. where british prime minister boris johnson as making a 4th attempt to force a snap election and it looks like this time he will succeed opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn says his party is now ready to back an early poll because the danger of the u.k. leaving the european union without an agreement has passed johnson meanwhile has been pushing for an

next month's local elections wang says he is the only candidate who's been disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. antigovernment protesters have again taken to the streets in the chilean capital santiago despite a cabinet shake up by presidents a bus to. help police clashed with demonstrators in the city center the president replaced 8 cabinet ministers in an effort to calm unrest that has left at least 17 dead. british prime minister boris johnson is making a 4th attempt to force a snap election and it looks like this time he will succeed opposition labor party leader jeremy corcoran says his party is now ready to back an early poll because the danger of the u.k. leaving the european union without an agreement has passed johnson has been pushing for an election in the hope of winning a majority in parliament he's abandoned his goal of taking britain out of europe by october 31st. all right let's get latest on these new developments so joining us from london is correspondent michelle lots of parts good to see you to so it looks that prime minister boris johnson got

the electoral commission says it's run a free and fair poll since tuesday's voting opposition and some observers have complained of serious irregularities in the vote counting process. the killing of anastasio will certainly affect how safe people feel to speak out malcolm webb al-jazeera gaza province mozambique the un says there's been progress in peace talks between yemen's government and southern separatists but you sides fell out in august with the separatists seizing control of the port city of aden saudi led negotiations in jeddah are aimed at rebuilding the coalition as it battles against who he rebels the u.n. special envoy for yemen says an agreement is within reach but. as i said at the outset many of us had hoped including myself here in riyadh had hoped the new agreement could have been announced today. i understand we're not quite there yet but it certainly does seem the progress has been made very significant progress during the jeddah talks under the leadership of the kingdom of saudi arabia. of fights to their strenuous diplomatic efforts the saudis there are encouragi

local elections mr won't claim to be the only candidate to be disqualified electrical the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid for contravening election laws that ban promoting self-determination for the semi autonomous chinese region. and the government protesters have returned to the streets of the chilean capital santiago there were clashes with police despite a cabinet shakeup i have president sebastian pinera cabinet ministers were replaced as the president sought to calm unrest as left at least 17 dead this is day w.'s lie from above and still to come a deep w. exclusive after he's a recent record breaking away in the iron man world championship german triathlete young for data tells the dumbly about the challenges of facing the toughest insurance events on the planet. first to britain the u.k. could hold an election in december after opposition leader jeremy colvin said his party would not back on the election prime minister boris johnson has been pushing for us not polls since he came to power in july he believes he can win a majority in parliament enabling him to pass a

majority and as you say, these exit polls, the final results will change slightly when the electoral commissionhe next day or two but if the exit polls suggest, it is law and justice is predicted to have 239 seats, which means they are clear of that majority. they would have needed 231 to form a majority government. it is the second time they have won a majority. it is only they have won a majority. it is only the second time in polish history that one party has won a majority. we have got all the numbers and the figures and to discuss them with me, i have someone from the left and liberal independent broadcaster. thank you forjoining us tonight. we we re thank you forjoining us tonight. we were expecting law and justice to win, but they have uncomfortably, what do you make of that?” win, but they have uncomfortably, what do you make of that? i think law and justice will have the majority again and we are talking still about exit polls. maybe later poles can be a little bit different, like it was after the election to the european parliament. but i am sure law and justice will still have a majo

foundations poland's ruling nationalist party has won a 2nd term in power early results from the electoral commission show the law and justice party won more than 45 percent of the vote the commission is yet to provide data on how the results will translate into seats in parliament and a trio of economists have won the nobel economics prize for their experimenting approach to alleviating global poverty indian born objects about energy and his french american wife has started to flow are from the massachusetts institute of technology michael kraemer is from harvard university those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera the occupation of the american mind is coming up next they with us. if you fit if. 2014 israel launched a devastating military attack on the gaza strip. over the course of $51.00 days it's ready to drop $20000.00 tons of explosives so that densely populated area the size of the. killing over 2000 palestinians moving tens of thousands more. the overwhelming majority of these casualties were civilians. being bombarded from the sea and israel launched at least $160.00 strikes on the gaza

thousands of ghost voters have been added to the electoral register in some provinces the electoral commission denied it one observer was shot dead by 5 policemen police say they're still investigating during polling opposition complained of pre-taped ballots and observers said $3000.00 of them weren't allowed to access polling stations there's also been violence during the counting process and now the opposition party that was widely expected to come in 3rd place the movement for democracy in mozambique. has now spoken out joining a new voting process. introduced in the. being introduced by revolts in the boardwalks just into me is that from 2 plates so we as a political party we shall never accept any for all the results that's why we do reject these results were namo is the largest opposition party that used to be a rebel group for the ruling party in a 15 year civil war more than a 1000000 people died it ended with a truce in 19022 months ago the 2 sides signed a peace agreement that was meant to end the conflict once and for all this election will test the peace deal and the reaction of t

inflated the ruling party stronghold labels to complain the balance on the campaign trail electoral commission denies any problems with the registered opposition so inspired to these problems like this a board has to go to the polls on tuesday but i don't vigilantly watch as the votes are counted and wait for the results to be announced. 2 presidential candidates are going head to head in a rare television debates before sunday's runoff vote or to choose between. who was recently released from prison and the retired law professor need. would need to convince voters that they are able to solve crippling paul for sale and unemployment reports from tunis. bill carter we. faced off in a debate a rare event in the arab world and a moment of pride for the tennesseans who 80 years ago inspired the pro-democracy movement also known as the arab spring. the debate was a crucial moment for the 2 candidates the election divided to secular and liberals back while conservatives leftists and nationalists endorser yet. this is always leading in the parliamentary and presidential elections into jail despite th

data from the electoral commission shows the proportion of campaign money going to digital advertisingt know necessarily who is spending this, what the content of this advertising is, that‘s a big problem for us in terms of working out if there needs to be regulation here. it‘s in response to these concerns that tonight the boss of twitter announced there would be no more political advertising on twitter globally. but despite what might seem like a significant shift, political ads on twitter have a fraction of the impact of those on facebook. in the 2017 election uk political parties spent £3.2 million on facebook ads and just £56,500 on twitter ads. in any case, the vast majority of what cuts through on twitter is shared content, rather than paid for ads. if we act now, we can stop brexit. every day there‘s an avalanche of political campaigning online. just the past 24 hours, the lib dems paid for this targeted ad. meanwhile on their facebook page the conservatives and the brexit party released rousing videos, energising their base. you would have seen one of these videos if you follo

running in next month's local elections says he's the only candidate who's been disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. antigovernment protesters have again taken to the streets in the chilean capital santiago despite a cabinet shakeup by presidents about him piniella police clashed with demonstrators in the city center and euro replaced 8 cabinet ministers in an effort to call and rest that has left at least 17 dead. and u.s. officials say the body of her daddy has been buried at sea the leader of the so-called islamic state was killed in a raid by american forces on his syrian hideout on saturday world leaders have warned of possible revenge attacks by highest fighters. argentina's central president elect about this has met the going president. to discuss a transition period for the swept to power on sunday promising to fix argentina's broken economy he now faces the daunting task of dodging yet another damaging default. the celebrations in the streets of days happiness and hope sweep over crowds supporting the victory in vision a political outsider fernandez but that

next month's local elections wang says he was the only candidate who spent disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid at least one person was killed and dozens more injured when a powerful earthquake struck the southern philippines several government and residential buildings were badly damaged the philippines lies on the pacific ring of fire where most of the earthquakes world's earthquakes rather take place. and another natural disaster now firefighters in california are battling 2 massive blazes extreme winds have been fanning the flames and a statewide emergency has been declared officials say the fire ripping through northern california's wine country has now doubled in size with nearly $200000.00 people under evacuation orders and further south another wildfire is threatening homes in the los angeles area some of l.a.'s wealthiest residents including basketball star le bron james and even the terminator himself arnold schwarzenegger have been driven from their homes. and i think of the 4 and 5 freeway in los angeles the latest front in the california wildfires so

data from the electoral commission shows the proportion of campaign money going to digital advertisings growing fast. the issue isn't just political parties. it's anyone with a political message to sell. there's potential for a lot more money to be being spent here. we don't know necessarily who is spending this, what the content of this advertising is, and that's a big problem for us in terms of working out if there needs to be regulation here. it is in response to these concerns that the boss of twitter announced there would be no more political advertising on twitter globally. but, despite what might seem like a significant shift, political ads on twitter have a fraction of the impact of those on facebook. in the 2017 election, uk political parties spent £3.2 million on facebook ads, and just £56,500 on twitter ads. in any case, the vast majority of what cuts through on twitter is shared content, rather than paid—for ads. free speech is a pillar of our democracy, but it only works if you and i know who is doing the talking. alas — when it comes to social media platforms, sometimes w

innes poland's governing nationalist party has won a 2nd term in power early results from the electoral commission show the law and justice party won more than 45 percent of the vote turnout was the highest in 30 years. at least 40 people are confirmed dead after a powerful typhoon struck parts of central japan on saturday tens of thousands of soldiers have been deployed to help rescue stranded people when he reports from tokyo. there was plenty of warning before typhoon had arrived but the power of the storm caught some of japan's most vulnerable by surprise intense rainfall cut off many people and communities including dozens of elderly in a retirement home and car will go away northwest of the capital tokyo after the storm passed they were brought to safety by risky work as. the storm brought damaging winds in excess of 200 kilometers an hour but the main feature was a huge amount of rainfall some areas saw a meter in 24 hours and waterways simply couldn't cope the embankments of more than 20 rivers collapsed one of the worst hit areas was not going west of tokyo where a 70 meters stretch of th

the electoral commission says it's run a free and fair poll since tuesday's voting opposition and some observers have complained of serious irregularities in the vote counting process the killing of anastasio will certainly affect how safe people feel to speak out malcolm webb al-jazeera has a province mozambique aid agencies in the democratic republic of congo are warning of a desperate need of basic necessities for hundreds of thousands of people who fled fighting through water shelter and medicines are in short supply in the 2 re problems aid workers say congolese are dying every day from preventable diseases because of appalling living conditions. to kenya now where the families of passengers killed in the ethiopian airlines disaster 7 months ago finally laid to rest the bodies of 28 victims need a d.n.a. analysis to to formally identify them and so reports from. the remains of. john are carried by her friends into the church the old used to attend in a court the teacher was flying home from canada. in 3 grandchildren when they feel pain airlines jet crashed in march killing all a

as mozambicans prepare to vote the electoral commission says it's running a free and fair poll but theopposition and rights groups say there are serious problems with success of the peace deal it depends on how this election is going to be done but until now we have seen enough problems to say that this election will have problems of credibility particularly when the literalist they deny accreditation to independent observers the elections credibility something that general nyong'o and his fighters have already rejected mozambicans are waiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolm webb al-jazeera boozy district mozambique. spain's supreme court has given long jail sentences to 9 catalan separatist leaders sparking protests around the region people have been out in force into the night in barcelona after a day of protests and scuffles at the airport and other locations the politicians were found guilty of sedition and sentenced between 9 and 13 years for their roles in a failed bid for independence 2 years ago so he has more from barcelona. they turned up in their thousands at b