that the breaking news we've got the president of the former president of sudan omar bashir let's let's have a listen to this moment was i. so some of your once a chaotic scenes in the court there but certainly very vocal yet to actually find out if those bashir supporters or protesters against him but regardless the former president of sudan or one of the shearers been sentenced to 2 years. in prison when it was a 10 year sentence it's reduced to 2 years in some sort of facility whether it be prison or require a correctional facility for financial irregularities his supporters are outside they say that this is. unfair that it's simply going after the old regime which was ousted back in april and there is plenty of support out there for omar al bashir jonas horner with us now at the doha forum he is the deputy director for the horn of africa senior analyst for the sudan it international crisis group thanks for your time jonas just as this news is coming through what's your take on it the fact that he has been found guilty yes but it seems a pretty mild sentencing. yes it is mild i think

a verdict about to be handed down on the former sudanese president omar bashir in the 1st trial over his new 30 year reign. from joe however one i'm come out santa maria with the world news from al jazeera anger grows in an indian state over a controversial citizenship law that excludes muslims. today is a solemn and said day pushing the president to the brink of impeachment a vote by the u.s. house of representatives is now set for next week. and the syrians still struggling after barely escaping the last rebel held profits. and everyone sudan's former president has just stepped into a court in the capital khartoum where a judge will soon deliver a verdict in the 1st of several trials after his near 30 years of ruling but she has been facing charges of corruption and the illegal possession of foreign currency remember he was overthrown back in april after months of demonstrations this case against him centers on the suitcases found in his home which was filled with multiple currencies with more than $130000000.00 but she denies any wrongdoing and says much of the money was actually

so sudan's deposed president omar bashir has been found guilty of corruption he was given a 2 year sentence to be served in a reform center the courtroom was in chaos when the verdict was read out any thoughts or in the case centered on suitcases found in his home filled with around 130000000 dollars 75 year old denied corruption and said much of the money was actually a gift from the saudi crown prince bashir you remember was overthrown back in april following months of demonstrations which ended his 30 year rule ok morgan in khartoum with the latest for us he's found guilty great for the people who opposed him but only 2 years. that is not going to make people who have been protesting against his will here happy now people have been demanding accountability for not just corruption charges but for crimes against humanity and war crimes in the west or and the. output of the fact that the former president obama. if you will be moved to a rehab and center and not prison is something that is not going sit down well with protesters and many in sudan as well they've been saying that the former p

omar al—bashir it 75.awyer says they will appeal again. translation: the matter is open and our trust in the law has not changed. the trust in this god has changed completely because the entire verdict is not based on any facts based on what has happened in the street from rumours and lies. —— this court. happened in the street from rumours and lies. -- this court. on the street, displeasure. omar al—bashir still faces a trial for his role in the 1989 to which brought him to power. translation: we are here today to send a message to the political opposition that has occupied the stage for the past period. the muslim brotherhood, is the most in all forms are present and are able to protect their ideas, ideologies and vision in all forms. translation: it is clear that this isa translation: it is clear that this is a political verdict and that the trial is essentially a political one because a person is convicted based on evidence however the verdict did not provide any evidence. it remains unclear if omar al

doesn't come close to satisfying the demands for justice by many who claim to have suffered under omar bashir has rule their revolution they say is far from over. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. 6 days after the deadly eruption of volcano new zealand's authorities are searching for the last 2 missing bodies divers are searching the contaminated waters around white island disaster has killed at least 15 people. the russian icebreaker arctic has returned to the port of st petersburg after a 2 day test run with a length of 173 meters the nuclear powered vessel is believed to be the largest of its kind the ship is part of a fleet built to guarantee russian access to arctic resources natural gas. thousands of tile opposition supporters have rallied in the capital bangkok threaten to ban their party is the biggest protest in thailand since the time of the 2014 coup which led to the current government the future forward movement is funded by a billionaire it opposes military rule and has attracted many supporters. there is anger at the u.n. climate summit in madrid

action aid thank you so much now a sudanese court has sentenced the country's ousted president omar al bashir to 2 years in detention after convicting him of corruption charges he'll be held in a correctional center for the elderly because he is over 70 the former dictator was ousted in april and still faces legal questions about the civil uprising that preceded his ouster more than 250 people were killed but she was also wanted by the international criminal court in the hague for crimes against humanity. i 2 year sentence for dictator is not enough for them because for justice and blood for blood continue. they've seen the man who ruled sudan for a generation imprisoned that they want to see him charged with more crimes. were at the supposed to head to the gallows directly and they are trying on charges of corruption we don't care about the money we care about the marchers and the crimes committed in darfur in south sudan we have no interest in these charges. prosecutors say bashir had millions of dollars worth of foreign currency in grain sacks at his home he claims it was given to him by t

guilty of corruption sudan's ousted president omar al bashir is sentenced to 2 years and detention but he plans to appeal. the shock hearing this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up travel advisories are issued for northeast india were a new citizenship law has sparked anger protesters say it brightens their cultural identity. deadlock at the u.n. climate change summit in spain countries are under pressure to take bolder stance on tackling global warming plus. plans for an ambitious new tourist railway through southern mexico's pristine jungle could be trailed by local residents. president omar al bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years and detention but the 75 year old will not serve time in prison instead he'll be sent to a reform center for elderly people the trial is centered around suitcases found i'm sure his home though with more than $130000000.00 or more going to courts in the capital khartoum. the verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan's longtime leader and ousted president ahmed and bashir but reg

it remains unclear if omar al—bashir will face charges at the international criminal court.for genocide in the darfur region where around 300,000 people were killed. sudan may have deposed a dictator, but the path to justice is still long and uncertain. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a british tourist was killed and his son was injured when they were shot during a suspected robbery outside an argentinian hotel. the two men were reportedly taken to hospital after the attack in buenos aires. a 50—year—old man shot in the chest died, while his 28—year—old son suffered a thigh injury. southwest france has been hit by floods and gale—force winds. two men have been killed. one died when his car hit a fallen tree during the storms, and the other man was swept away by rising floodwaters. five people have been injured, two seriously, when trees fell onto their vehicles. a group of women in tunisia have taken part in a flash—mob protest movement condemning sexual violence. they wore symbolic blindfolds. their demonstration is being seen as part of a gl

verdicts about to be how they're down on the former sudanese president omar bashir in the 1st trial over his near 30 year reign. when i'm come out santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera anger is growing in an indian state over the controversial citizenship law that excludes muslims. today. day pushing the president to the brink of impeachment a vote by the hands of representatives is now set for next week. and the u.n. accuses chile of using excessive force with some anti-government protesters killed and others left with severe eye injuries. so sudan's former president omar al bashir is in court in khartoum where a judge is to deliver the verdict in the 1st of several trials over his knee and 30 year rule bashir is facing charges of corruption on the illegal possession of foreign currency remember he was overthrown in april after the months of demonstrations this case in particular centers on the suitcases found isn't in his home which was filled with multiple currencies worth more than one $130000000.00 she denies any wrongdoing and says much of the money was a gift from the sa

of course in sudan has convicted the country's former dictator omar bashir of corruption the man who rules did on whole session yes was sentenced to 2 days of detention as she was ousted in april amid a civil uprising. flooding in southern france has left thousands of homes and businesses without power emotions the services carried west out rescue operations as water levels rose by 30 centimeters in our watch at least one person has been killed and several others injured by falling trees. rescue as in new zealand have returned to the scene of last week's folk a no eruption but have so far failed to find the bodies of the 2 missing victims now emergency teams searching the seas around the white island face contaminated waters and low visibility the death toll from eruption has risen to 15 often one person died in hospital police say that they will carry on such that we don't give up easily there's all of disappointed people back behind me with your god terry what we tried to do and the interest of returning people who loved ones. have a bit of a day break from that but i tell you what

a course in sudan has convicted the country's former dictator omar bashir of corruption the man who rules you done for 30 years was sentenced to 2 years of detention a shoe was ousted in april and made a civil uprising. united nations is accusing security forces and serious human rights violations against government opponents including killings torture sexual abuse and excessive folks that demonstrators have again taken to the streets in anger at the police tactics. but it's become a rallying symbol in chile the eyepatch hundreds of people have suffered i injuries from police pellets during months of protests now a un report enjoying human rights organizations in their condemnation but for the victims it means little. one thing for them and they have already been 3 critical reports and there will be a 4th report that what is already obvious a 4th report about the actions of the police is not necessary we all know whole day at all so i am a call on a close up call. to how we were shot. and unfortunately one of the pellets hit my safety glasses and to my eyeglasses. caused me to completely

2003 the prosecutor general says it will focus on figures who served under the former president omar bashir he's already wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity and genocide australia's prime minister has rejected calls for more action on climate change as large fires continue across the east in the south is one of the worst ever bushfire seasons with almost 200 homes damaged in the past few days scott morrison is facing calls to limit cold exports and set emission targets. croatia's presidential election is heading for a runoff for my left wing prime minister. got just under 30 percent of the vote on sunday of the current president. show more news on the web site al jazeera dot com up next it's super 3030 minute. as it breaks. manufacturing exports in the u.s. . with detailed coverage critics say secular protections. you should. feel. from around the world.

live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes guilty of corruption sudan's ousted president omar al bashir is sentenced to 2 years in detention but he does plan to appeal. travel advisories are issued for northeast india were 8 new citizenship law has sparked anger protesters say it brightens their cultural identity. deadlock at the u.n. climate change summit in spain countries are under pressure to take a bolder stance on tackling global warming plus. taking a stand against the far right thousands in italy demonstrate against the populist movement. sudan's former president omar al bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in detention but the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison instead he'll be sent to a reform center for elderly people the trial centered around suitcases found bashir is home filled with more than $130000000.00 him or going to courts in the capital khartoum. the verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan's longtime leader and ousted president almost. nothing regarding cases with the offer mentioned

chaos in the courtroom as sudan's former president omar al bashir is sentenced to 2 years in a reform center for corruption. i . don't know until you're watching al jazeera live from london also coming up. protests rage on against india's new citizenship door with more buses torched and railway stations vandalized class. this is set for a collapse u.n. climate talks in trouble as major economies resist calls for bolder commitments to tackle global warming. and tens of thousands of saw these protesters cram into a square in rome to put the squeeze on italy's papias leader. here joyous don's former president bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a reform center the judge ruled that the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison because of his age a trial centered around suitcases found in bush's home filled with notes of multiple currencies worth more than $130000000.00 the courtroom in the capital khartoum descended into chaos when the verdict was read out bush's supporters chanted that the trial was political and ordered to leave. well another night

a 2 year sentence following a corruption trial for form a strongman leader omar al bashir causes control in sudan. and all them julian with all of this is sound as the reliable from doha also coming up. anger spreads across india against the citizenship long that discriminates against muslims it's. climate talks from a deadlocked in madrid the several countries they're accused of tracking their feet . and we'll tell you why plans for a massive new train system in mexico could be whale indigenous community. good to have you company the corruption trial of sudan's deposed president has ended in a guilty verdict while bashir was sentenced to 2 years for illegally possessing and smuggling foreign currency the judge said the 75 year old will serve his sentence in a reform center because of his age the courtroom in the capital khartoum descended into chaos when the verdict was read out but morgan is in khartoum and she says the judge on the case went out of his way to make a particular point. well the judge 1st of all outlined the charges against him and the actions that will be taken one of t

guilty of corruption sudan's president omar al bashir a sentenced to 2 years in detention but he plans to appeal. travel advisories are issued for northeast india were a new citizenship law has sparked anger protesters say at the right is their cultural identity. or emergency meeting in this area set for later on sunday to discuss how to respond to an attack on an army camp that killed 71 military personnel. are growing fears that international efforts to fight climate change are faltering as the u.n. summit drags on without agreement because 25 talks in madrid were supposed to end on friday the delegates have so far failed to agree on major points there's been deadlock over a mission's targets and how much money poor countries should receive to cope with climate change i request all of the fiction. all your strength now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the 6th sense is that we need to have an ambitious resold. we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially need you but people you know what countries need us protesters have gathered out

saddam's former president omar bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a reform center 75 year old will not serve his time in prison because of his age the trial centered around suitcases found in his home filled with notes of multiple currencies worth more than $130000000.00 hit morgan reports from the capital car too. the verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan's longtime leader and ousted president bashir but regarding cases with the offer mentioned age of bashir the court sentences that depended 2 years in the community reform center and. that judgment was followed by chaos in court with bush years lawyers and supporters rejecting the verdict the judge of bias but she denied in the thing and smuggling foreign currency soldiers searching his home after he was deposed and found suitcases containing around $130000000.00 but she said much of the money was a gift from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sun man was during months of protests demanding the end of his think 2 years in power demonstrators also called

but it's about to be how the down on the former sudanese president omar bashir in the 1st trial of his near 30 year reign. of doha everyone i'm come out santa maria with the wild news from al jazeera anger is growing in an indian state over the controversial citizenship law that excludes muslims. today is a solemn and sad day. pushing the president to the brink of impeachment a vote by the house of representatives is now set for next week. i'm a u.n. accuses chile of using excessive force with some anti.

it remains unclear if omar al—bashir will face charges at the international criminal court.re around 300,000 people were killed. sudan may have deposed a dictator, but the path to justice is still long and uncertain. ferdinand omondi, bbc news, nairobi. this is bbc news. the headlines: marathon climate talks in madrid have been extended into the night because of disagreements between delegates. some countries are concerned that commitments on cutting carbon emissions are not ambitious enough. borisjohnson has visited the north of england to greet his new mps, elected in former labour strongholds. the prime minister promised to repay the trust placed in him by people who had voted conservative for the first time. we heard earlier about efforts to reach a deal at the latest climate summit in madrid. parts of australia are bracing for an extreme heatwave which could break records dating back to the 1960s. the weather is causing headaches for firefighters, who are now dealing with a bushfire emergency in western australia. freya cole has more. western australia is known for its

government was sworn in after months of political turmoil that led to the ousting of former president omar bashir the man who took over as prime minister had promised a government of technocrats to fulfill the slogans of the revolution that started last december when morgan looks now at how the transitional government is actually fared in its 1st 3 months. when sudan's new cabinet took the ministerial earth $100.00 days ago many hoped it would usher in a new era and months of turmoil. mass protests led to the fall of longtime president. and now civilians who are back in charge alongside the former ruling military junta and. what we've achieved in the 1st 3 months isn't much and our people had high expectations but in some issues we've gone well the peace process which is a priority is ongoing it's not an ocelot but we've started on it seriously we're moving well on the issue of democratic transformation there is more freedom with it in terms of media freedom or political freedom the government pledged to put sadam back on the international scene the prime minister. visited several countries inclu

darfur the case will focus on former government members who served under the ousted president omar al bashir the conflict between pro-government forces and ethnic minority rebels began in 2003. at least 16 prisoners have been killed in fighting between rival gangs in honduras the violence comes less than 2 days after 18 other inmates in a separate facility well killed in a prison riot up next it's the listening post more news in 30 minutes i'll see that . on counting the cost especially on investing in the burgeoning markets from the doha for of right here in castle how foreign direct investment is reshaping the global economy and what that means for the future and to globalization a populist sense of. counting the cost on al-jazeera. hello i'm richard gaisford and you're at the listening post on this program we track the global news media examine dominant narratives and spend more time critiquing journalism and celebrating it we're not an award show but to mark the end of 2019 we wanted to examine a few cases where quality reporting the kind that speaks truth to power exposes wrongdoing and

it remains unclear if omar al—bashir will face charges at the international criminal court.ople were killed. sudan may have deposed a dictator, but the path to justice is still long and uncertain. ferdinand omondi, bbc news, nairobi. let's get some of the day's other news. north korean state media say the country has conducted another "crucial test" at a satellite launch site to bolster its strategic nuclear deterrence. the state news agency said it was a "succesful test significance", without giving further details about what was being tested. negotiations between pyongyang and washington remain stalled over denuclearisation. thousands of protesters have demonstrated in the thai capital, bangkok after authorities moved to ban the opposition party — future forward. it's said to be the biggest protest in the country since the 2014 coup. it's leader is highly critical of the government of former military ruler prayuth chan—ocha . anti—government protesters in lebanon have clashed with riot police while trying to move into a square near the parliament building in beirut. the de

committed in the darfur region by a former government members who served under ousted president omar al bashir the conflict between pro-government forces and ethnic minority rebels began in 2003 the u.n. says at least 300000 people were killed by the fighting as well as famine and disease is already wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity and genocide. val those are policy advisor on sudan for the enough project that's a genocide prevention organization he says reforms to sudan security forces is challenged by the disarming of certain groups. the army say that our forces are running out out today one highlight was telling everyone. in a public event that the opposite of loss is a part of the sudanese army and by law you know the nominee and those are then his army but clearly that apparel army i don't expect there would be a moon why the civilian government do this on they don't get it however there are provisions in the constitution a job of the government to transition to form the security sector in that case when the clam ok as it's expected that there will on

in the region of darfur the case will focus on figures who served under the ousted president omar al bashir the conflict between pro-government forces and ethnic minority rebels began in 2003. at least 16 prisoners have been killed in fighting between rival gangs in honduras the violence comes less than 2 days after a riot in another facility in which 18 inmates were killed the army has been ordered to take control of all prisons across the country australia's prime minister scott morrison has rejected calls for action on climate change as bushfires intensify almost 200 homes have been damaged in the past few days alone in new south wales and australia croatia's presidential election is heading for a runoff as the country has to get its 1st turn at leading the european union the former left wing prime minister zoran milan of it got just under 30 percent of the vote on sunday ahead of the current president hollande out of it she's been in the job for nearly 5 years up next is one of one east i'll have a quick summary in about half an hour i'll see you then but i. from the al-jazeera london b

killed was killed in february during protests that eventually led to the ousting of president omar al bashir zero's have a morgan was at the course in on the among. monday morning started with hundreds gathering outside the court. sudan's largest city eagerly following what was happening behind the heavily guarded wall. some demanded the death penalty for the $41.00 national security service officers they were charged with the manslaughter of. a schoolteacher in the eastern state of the center. in court the judge brought the more than 12 weeks of trial to an end. to. the defendants are facing charges of manslaughter which falls on the article 113 which carries the death penalty the 1st defendant to the 27 people who receive the death penalty the 31st and 31st sentence of death defendants $29.30 a creative charge is what her breasts are sentenced to jail. the verdict was welcomed by ahmed the head of family his daughter and death in custody provokes anger in schools all over sudan and a wave of protests demanding the end of this 80 year rule of president obama to be seen he was eventually dep

held in detention for taking poets in and see government process that eventually deposed president omar bashir while he morgan is in khartoum we can cross to her live here but tell us more about this verdict 1st of all. well hello we can see from outside the courtroom even an hour after the break has been sentenced people are still celebrating the been calling for justice and accountability since the transitional government was formed in august now when an uprising started in december last year 1 of their key demands has been justice for the deaths of fellow protesters and folk crimes committed by former president ahmed bashir is the government so this is the 1st verdict that involves the killing of a protester that was involved in the uprising that started in december and people are saying that it's just the beginning that there should be more court cases there should be more projects for the killings of other protesters activists have reported that at least $200.00 have been killed in the uprising and they want justice for each and every one of them that's what has been taking people to dest

a court has convicted former president omar bashir of corruption and money laundering.tenced to two years in what is being described as a reform facility. bashir, you may recall was ousted from office and arrested back in april following months of mass protests against his very long authoritarian rule. he is also charged with insightme incitement and involvement in killing of demonstrators. the international criminal court in the hague issued warrants back in 2009 and 2010 on charges of war crimes related to the uprising in sudan's darfur region. that is him sitting right there as this verdict has been handed down. >>> u.s. democratic presidential candidates are fighting for every vote. but fighting each other. how the candidates are differentiating themselves in hopes of securing the democratic nomination. we'll look into that next. >>> also, a former "breitbart" editor is speaking out. accusing a senior trump advisor of being a white supremacist. next, we look at the leaked e-mails that link him to anti-immigration views. and aged. it's the reason our whisky is so ext

richelle carey and hobbes are the top stories right now on al-jazeera sudan's former president omar al bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years and the tension the trial centered around suitcases found him assures home hill with more than $130000000.00 have been more going to ports in the capital khartoum. the verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan's longtime leader and ousted president obama. but regarding cases with the offer mentioned. the court sentences that depended 2 years in the community center. the judgment was followed by chaos in court with bush years lawyers and supporters rejecting the verdict the judge of. but she denied illegally possessing and smuggling foreign currency so just searching his home after he was deposed and found suitcases containing around $130000000.00 but you said much of the money was a gift from the saudi crown prince muhammad bin son man. during months of protests demanding the end of his think 2 years in power demonstrators also called for justice and accountability for what they say is

exchange ambassadors relations between the 2 nations a room and since the overthrow of president omar bashir earlier this year and the start of a civilian led government last month the us state department said it may remove sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. there's a top stories on our desire to stay with us people in power is next investigating a disabled care scandal in eastern europe more news for you after that thanks for watching by for. the war on drugs in the philippines is pushing jane's to breaking point a record number of inmates languish behind bars for a year awaiting trial one o one in the philippines lucked up on al-jazeera. the 2014 people in power revealed the shameful treatment of disabled people in romania state trying some of them funded by the year even if she's promised a book reviews but now 5 years on we've heard fresh allegations about the neglect to ministry of disabled people across eastern europe in the 1st of 2 special reports sarah spent has been to invest. oxide. ok.

are watching al-jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour sudan's former president omar al bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a reform center trial centered around suitcases found in his hall filled with notes of different currencies who are worth more than a $130000000.00 students in the northeastern indian state of asmer on hunger strike in protest against a new citizenship law it allows 6 minority religious groups from neighboring countries to apply for citizenship but it excludes museums anger over the law has led to protests across india. u.n. climate talks remain dead lots of the cop 25 summit in madrid he does remain at loggerheads on emissions reduction targets and how much money poorer countries should receive to cope with the impact of climate change. tens of thousands of supporters of the so-called siding movement of filling the center of room to rally against italy's far right be there is the latest protest against former its former deputy prime minister of material south and his populist politics what abdul hamid is and will wear th

soon the demonstrations began to sweep across the country by april they have toppled president omar al bashir who had been in power for 3 decades in a moment i'll be joined in studio by a sudanese activist but it's a look back at how it all started. we want freedom sudanese call it was sudan's young people who became the driving force in the uprising at the forefront women. in december 28th they took to the streets across the country as a huge increase in the price of bread and sudan's daya konami situation became too much to stomach. the protests the 1st of their kind went on for months and the regimes response was brutal. but despite efforts to quell the demonstrations bashir was ousted in april ultimately by a military coup d'etat. demonstrators unhappy at the prospect of military rule then took to the streets again sparking fear of mess of bloodshed more than $100.00 people were killed in clashes 5 months later the military civilian representatives and protest groups agreed on a 3 year power sharing deal form african development bank economist abdullah became prime minister. freedom peace

oh ron tater in london the top stories around his era she dons former president omar bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a reform center the judge ruled that the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison because of his age the trial centered around suitcases found in bush's home filled with notes of multiple currencies worth $130000000.00 but another round of i don't know because he's diverted they stopped based on the laudable advice of what happened in the streets a search will appeal is for that matter is open in the supreme court the law is still affecting trust in the law has not changed i trust in this court has changed completely because to be honest and tar verdict is not based on any facts but based on what has been happening on the streets from reeva's in law is. our series had been morgan is in khartoum she says the judge went out of his way to make a particular point. well the judge 1st of all outlined the charges against the president and the actions that will be taken once those verdicts are issued if he's found guilty he did indee

the next 60 minutes a 2 year sentence following a corruption trial for former strongman nader omar al bashir causes control prosy in sudan. anger spreads across india against a contentious citizenship law that discriminates against muslims. a minority owner in london with the top stories from europe including a gathering storm of u.n. talks in madrid as the u.s. brazil india and china are accused of storing progress on tackling the climate crisis. and in sport asian champions al hell out of 3 to the semifinals of the club world cup here in doha they meet african counterparts at spare and one nil and will face south american sides the mango. in very warm welcome to this hour of news we begin in sudan where the country's former ruler omar al bashir has been found guilty in a corruption trial the 75 year old's been sentenced to 2 years which he'll spend in a reform sense or rather than jail because of his age now the case centers around suitcases found in his home filled with notes of different currencies worth more than 130000000. dollars well the courtroom or opted in chaos as the verdict was

stories making news around the world a court in sudan has convicted the country's former dictator omar al bashir of corruption the man who ruled sudan for 30 years once the sentenced to 2 years of confinement bashir was ousted in april amid a civil uprising hong kong's political leader keri lamb has arrived in beijing during her 4 day trip she's expected to report to china's central government including president xi jinping lambs party suffer defeat in regional elections and ongoing pro-democracy protests have sparked speculation about the hong kong leader's political future. the u.s. and china have reached a truce in their long trade war washington has agreed to scrap new tariff song $160000000000.00 worth of chinese imports in exchange for china buying more u.s. arm products. from. talks at the un climate summit in madrid have stalled as the world tries to find a unified response to the climate crisis the conference was supposed to wrap up on friday but disagreement among participants participants means it's now dragging on into saturday for the past 2 weeks representatives have been trying to

across the dam to celebrate the 1st anniversary of the uprising that toppled former president omar al bashir the campaign has promised to continue their program of political reform and the pursuit of justice for protesters killed in the uprising. 3 years ago an islamist extremist round a truck into a busy christmas market in central berlin the attacker killed 12 people and injured dozens many of whom continued to suffer from their injuries on the 3rd anniversary of the incident but lynas gathered at the site of the attack to remember the victims. the church bells tolled 12 times in memory of the victims of the worst islamist terror attack in german history. a long golden crack runs through the christmas market throughout the day mourners have come to light candles this is once a top that she was our daughter and she still with us not a single day goes by without me thinking about her. for me there is no christmas anymore this came by and after. what happened 3 years ago just after 8 in the evening a man in a stolen truck careened into a christmas market packed with hundreds of people the per

according to sudan has convicted the country's former dictator omar al bashir of corruption the man who ruled sudan for 30 years was sentenced to 2 years of detention here was ousted in april amid a civil uprising. 6 days after the deadly eruption of volcano. new zealand's authorities are searching for the last 2 missing bodies divers are searching the contaminated waters around white island the disaster has killed at least 15 people. the russian icebreaker arctica has returned to the port of st petersburg after a 2 day test run with a length of $173.00 metres the nuclear powered vessel is believed to be the largest of its kind ship is part of a fleet built to guarantee russian access to arctic resources like natural gas. there is anger at the u.n. climate summit in madrid as talks appear to have stalled and activists fear there will be no significant deal protesters at the conference want more action on climate change the meeting was supposed to end on friday but disagreement among participants means it's now dragging on into saturday for the past 2 weeks representatives have been tryi

across the dan to celebrate the 1st anniversary of the uprising that toppled former president omar al bashir the company has promised to continue their program of political reform and the perseus of justice for protesters killed in the uprising. lebanon's political parties have nominated a new prime minister after months of protests in the country university professor has and has vowed to enact reforms to help the country out of its economic crisis protesters have already rallied against his appointment. on capitol hill in washington congressional leaders having gauged in a war of words one day after the u.s. house of representatives voted to impeach president donald trump a divided house voted overwhelmingly along party lines 12 articles of impeachment democrats said trump had abused his powers and obstructed congress in relation to the ukraine strike to the u.k. in scandal after the house vote in the senate is due to be tossed with conducting a trial of the president senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who will decide the terms for the trial has reacted by calling the house impeachment

making headlines around the world a court in sudan has convicted the country's former dictator omar al bashir of corruption the man who ruled sudan for 30 years was sentenced to 2 years of detention bashir was ousted in april amid a civil uprising. the russian ice breaker arctica has returned to the port of st petersburg after a 2 day test run with a length of 173 meters the nuclear powered vessel is believed to be the largest of its kind the ship is part of a fleet built to guarantee russian access to arctic resources like natural gas and the u.s. and china have reached a truce in their long trade war washington has agreed to scrap new tariffs on $160000000000.00 worth of chinese imports in exchange for china buying more u.s. farm products. 5 days after the eruption of the volcano in new zealand the death toll is now climbed to 151 of the injured died in a hospital on saturday due to severe burns meanwhile rescue workers and police divers have been trying to recover the last 2 missing bodies they are searching the contaminated water surrounding white island a military team brought 6 bodies b

inquiry into crimes committed in darfur since 2003 the prosecutor general says former president omar al bashir and $51.00 members of his regime will be investigated but she is already wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity and genocide a sunday deadline for iraq's president to name a new interim prime minister has now passed with no announcement on who's been chosen earlier protesters blocked roads in baghdad and basra demanding the appointment of an independent prime minister they say one of the nominees is closely linked to iran hundreds have been killed since anti-government rallies began october. early results from afghanistan's presidential election the been announced they show incumbent ashraf ghani has secured a slim majority officials from his main rival abdullah abdullah say they don't accept the results and would appeal. croatia's presidential election is headed for a runoff as the country prepares to get its 1st turn at leading the european union former left wing prime minister zoran milankovitch got just under 30 percent of sunday's vote at the curre

a court in sudan has convicted the country's former dictator omar al bashir of corruption the man who ruled sudan for 30 years was sentenced to 2 years of confinement bashir was ousted in april amid a civil uprising. north korea claims to have conducted a new task at one of its satellite launch sites state media announce the results would help bolster bolster a strategic nuclear deterrent without providing details north korea has ruled out further disarmament talks on lest the us lift sanctions. british prime minister boris johnson is calling for an end to divisions in the u.k. after his conservatives won a sweeping victory in thursday's election johnson's conservatives now hold an absolute majority for the 1st time in over 3 decades the prime minister says brags it will be settled quickly and the u.k. must begin healing after years of bitter division but some say stronger opposition to the conservative government not unity is exactly what the united kingdom needs most. scuffle this replaced the jubilation from elio on friday as anti conservative purchased is slowly outnumbers johnson

schoolteacher ahmed was killed during protests that eventually led to the ousting of president omar al bashir. has claimed responsibility for a deadly truck bomb attack in the somali capital that killed at least 80 people a spokesman for the armed group says that saturday's attack targeted a convoy of somali and turkish forces the group is accused turkey of trying to control somalia. those are the headlines more news for you here on out of syria after witness next. article 2 is it out donald trump is now the 3rd president in history of the united states to be impeached this is the $16.00 of the beach every one of $26.00 major events read the future of the rest joining us with details coverage an analysis of the trump impeachment amount to 0. so there he is was good when he came it was a look at the family to. me yes it was good he didn't commit and look i'm going to pin real what but. this you know it does it enough for the little things but the i don't know enough about it and how it played out on the bottom but you could give us how you thought it could be put this look it up and what it is