carnival continued for cologne well there was no such joy for nuri an inheritor. the relegation battle has begun. for tonight usually doors are also investigation in danger but they think they've found a savior in who live rosena. they did the 1st half lead away against freiburg andre hofmann rising high to meet kevin studios cross so far so good. and it's private push for an equaliser fortunate took advantage of it tommy running wild and keeping cool under pressure. directed his 2nd goal in 2 games. rosa is hoping his 1st win for the club marks a change in fortunes for fortune. may be the. most berg appear to have changed their look after a shaky start to 2021 bait in 3 games they welcome pathless minds for a goal fest the 1st to arrive for your record low 21 minutes in a stunning hit from the coalition. just before half time minds became generous gifting were not so stephanie a simple header. after the break more horrendous defending by minds. not to get hot except to the 2nd get politically. turn your game check providing the legwork for the assist book there w

establishment but he has actually taken issue with his own party he was the communications minister nuri al maliki's government he actually resigned from that post because he felt that nuri al maliki was pushing forward sectarian policies that he simply couldn't agree with now he does have the backing of a key share cleric fatah the other who has one of the largest books in color but i don't know if you can see it but just back that way is a very key building if chakra square is the focal point then the turkish threshold as it's known is huge for 5 story building is the focal point of the focal point now they looked several side and his supporters they pulled out of the protest movement for a week but they're now back in and they've taken over that building and this is concerning to the protesters because they say they may well be cold to the protest movement but others say well actually we do need something political in order to push this forward so maybe we do have to deal with looks how to put all of this well is just is iraq in politics. in the news ahead. impoverished and ignored tr

change a complete sweep we don't want any of the old guard to come back in and this is a member of nuri al maliki's government he did actually resign from nuri al maliki's government saying that he had sectarian policies he disagreed it but he is part of the old school that the protesters have been so vocal about so he's got a long way to go before he kind of win the protesters but he knows how important it is and that is the reason for that message but before he even gets to that stage he has to be approved by parliament now he's been asked by the president himself to form a government now and that means getting a cabinet together and that cabinet has to be approved by the government now his nomination isn't coming from the largest political bloc been actually coming from rival political blocs a bit now could actually block his appointment his name has been mentioned so many times over the last couple of weeks that this may well be a fait accompli they couldn't agree on anybody else so they've circled back to him and said ok we can't get anybody else so let's just back this guy and see

alexander nuri stepping up to take the reins against kind of born after european claims munster shock departure. i'm michael oku thanks for joining me on the 2nd day of the munich security conference world leaders have laid out opposing views on the health of the western alliance earlier on saturday u.s. secretary of state mike pompei rejected claims that his country is backing away from its role as a global leader. day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president fine father steinmeyer what really winning that the united states rejects the international community and quote . here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't b

and in football thirds of berlin were back in action in the get this time with a new coach alexander nuri stepping up to take the reins against power born after your conclusions months departure. a michael thanks for joining me world leaders and policy makers are wrapping up the 3rd and final day of the munich security conference the crisis in syria and support for nato are major topics but the conference has also seen leaders give opposing views on the cohesiveness of the western alliance french president has said europe should increase its independence after calling for a strategic dialogue over the role of france's nuclear weapons and european defense . he spoke with the german foreign minister heikal mohsin munich he said much comments could prompt europe to take a more critical look at its own role in the transatlantic alliance as a vivid and we would step the invitation to this strategic dialogue now we believe that we 1st need to decide within europe how to meet the increased demands in the future we will have to do more for our security but i think it would be a mistake to put eur

change a complete sweep we don't want any of the old guard to come back in and this is a member of nuri al maliki's government he did actually resign from nuri al maliki's government saying that he had sectarian policies he disagreed it but he is part of the old school that the protesters have been so vocal about so he's got a long way to go before he can kind of win the protest is over but he knows how important it is and that is the reason for that message but before he even gets to that stage he has to be approved by parliament now he's been asked by the president to form a government now and that means getting a cabinet together and that cabinet has to be approved by the government now his nomination isn't coming from the largest political blog been is actually coming from rival political blocs have been that could actually block his appointment his name has been mentioned so many times over the last couple of weeks that this may well be a fait accompli they couldn't agree on anybody else so they've circled back to him and said ok we can't get anybody else so let's just back this gu

berlin and he a day off dickinson's show exits place kinsey gone it fell to his assistant alexander nuri to take the reins in part a board seat started brightly. tennis in the home side thought they played a corner but santiago asked to see bob picked up possession picked out dedrick boy and the center back had its have to to believe this was crossed wires between christians too deep to keep a leopold sing along at the back post helped to play outside to back his 2nd goal in his 1st season at half time i. then couldn't get it to have back his 1st goal to have 10 of the. of the says part of the one pointed out christopher pm tactical she sports mixed up in the build up on the goal was disallowed was still new boy he knew he was doing 2. after the break the haste spoke one back home while their room a young shined gifted the hosts one of the stuffy front post goalkeeping and dentistry benita celts home and full audible. no it was just i don't know i'm no explanation as well just terrible fortunately for yash dying jemele collins was about some match his mistake. let me a dead beat as shot

rejecting him because he's part of the old school this is a man who was the communications minister in the nuri al maliki government so he's already been seen by the protests as being somebody who's part of the old school of protests has been very clear on that yvonne's have said they want a completely new suite now whether they can actually get that or not remains to be seen but there is a real concern from a lot of people within the protest movement that his name might divide them for example you've got people in the protest movement who say well look he's come out and supported the protest movement therefore we should support him others say actually no he's one of the old school and we don't need that card of person in our corner or even backing us we are an independent movement so it really remains to be seen what he will do he has been already congratulated by the outgoing president. mahdi he's been a quiet take a prime minister since november the 30th now just to give you some of the constitutional side of this this he resigned in november 30th 15 days it should have taken for the new pri

rejecting him because he's part of the old school this is a man who was the communications minister in the nuri al maliki government so he's already been seen by the protests as being somebody who's part of the old school of protests has been very clear on their dogs have said they want a completely new suite now whether they can actually get that or not remains to be seen but there is a real concern from a lot of people within the protest movement that his name might divide them for example you've got people in the protest movement who say well look he's come out and supported the protest movement therefore we should support him others say actually no he's one of the old school and we don't need that card of person in our corner or even backing us we are an independent movement so it really remains to be seen what he will do and are in the headlines the arab league has rejected u.s. president donald trump's plan for the middle east at an emergency meeting in cairo to discuss the proposal palestinian president mahmoud abbas attacked the plan and said his people would never accept it was negotia

now the indian prime minister nuri in the north east and say to him this is the 1st time since protests broke out there in december prime minister maybe gave a speech that failed to mention the demonstrations over controversial citizenship law that actually triggered them the law is seen by so many across the country as being discriminatory elizabeth for on them is our correspondent she joins us live now from new delhi so finally prime minister made yet she gets tried and failed as the a couple of times before. he has gone to pot he went to a particular part of the state of us on a place called land and tone in this. barratry because he signed the government signed a peace accord with. tribal groups called the bodos who've been fighting for their own state for 40 years thousands of people are killed in the violence and the government signed the accord and so that he only went to that where they have been no protest against the citizenship law because people there aren't affected their tribal territories protected and so he was celebration this and he's fought it for a long time he only

as the country's new prime minister nuri al statements sidelined former leader mattera mohammed whose ruling coalition collapsed last week in the house here insists he should remain in power alexia ryan for. a changing of the guard in malaysia that critics are calling the death of democracy. appointment by the king capping a tumultuous week in the country's politics. i thank the king i would like to thank all of you for your moral support i only ask that all malaysians accept the decision announced by the palace today. the king's move sidelines former leader mohammed whose ruling coalition collapsed last week i had to resigned as premier after his besides who party which is led by signaled it could work with the united malays national organization or. their party governed malaysia for more than 60 years until it was forced from power by my had he has coalition and 2018 all know is the party of disgraced former leader browse uk who is on trial for corruption accused of looting millions of dollars from the state fund one e m d b o u dean was kicked out of all no in 2015 but it rallied b

that's right mohamed tawfik was a member of nuri al maliki's government however he did actually quit maliki's government saying that maliki had sectarian policies which he vehemently disagreed with so he actually left that government the question you ask is will he be acceptable to the protestors well there's a long way to go before the protestors actually get to that stage he actually needs to win over the parliament he's now prime minister designate the procedure is quite simple the iraqi president has appointed him to form a government he needs cabinet parliamentary approval before he could actually do that one of the biggest blocs in the parliament is the been the party already rejected his name when it was up in discussion a couple of times it's likely that this is simply a fait accompli what it is is that they couldn't agree on anybody else so they've had to circle back to mohammed to fake a law we had and say ok well if this is the name that dharamsala wants to put forward we're going to have to take seriously have to talk about this once he's approved by parliament yes be app

discriminates against their community they were targeted by hindu groups linked to prime minister nuri and remove the b j p e arms of police have been drafted in to restore calm in the area of jeff are bad for my tony brooklier reports. it took police several hours to regain control after a 2nd day of unrest some of the most violent protests for weeks in the capsule against the citizen amendment law the fighting was in the districts of jaffer bad and budge on border and north east delhi between hindu groups who support the law and muslim communities they say the legislation is racist and discriminates against india's muslim minority and looking at it peacefully protests we were all sitting here peacefully protesting near the jeff about school and there was no provocation from our side all of violence that happened took place from their side the mob came in through stones at the mosque they'd be making provocative slogans and speeches like it shoot the traitor. we have figured out that all this violence was pre-planned they've actually called people to assemble and there was a plan in p