for joining us here on rewind to what extent did those protests that we saw in tony berkeley's report pave the way for the end of military rule and unsung suchi becoming to factor a leader. i think we have to remember that military is still a huge problem here and there and 81925 percent is in the parliament and i think it is 1st until a member there's a lot of questions of as to how much control those who actually has but how does that improve the lives of people given that they bow got the democracy they crave for has that come with them proved sounds of living i think it depends very much for you there but i think the military voting for more than a modicum of power i mean dorsey has said heard it from the very beginning that her even where. to bring peace. and bring about a constitutional change the military effectively has a veto over whether the constitution if. i'm very very still in

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera shan bag north east delhi. thousands of people have rallied in girls are against the united states' proposed plan for the region protesters gathered outside the u.n. building rejecting donald trump's proposed solution for peace between palestine and israel a plan was announced last month in israel annexed the majority of west settlements and the palestinian capital east of jerusalem. israel's defense minister me miles approved almost 1800 new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank just 4 days ahead of an election it's the 2nd major settlement announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu his government in recent days his right wing likud party and naftali bennett far right coalition vying for the support of more than 600000 certainly settlers in monday's poll. army commanders in the democratic republic of congo say they are beating back an armed group that's terrorizing the people of the east of the country at least a 1000 civilians have died in recent months abo

there been months of nationwide protests against a new citizenship law seen as anti muslim is tony berkeley. and the look after the street battle subsided wednesday was a day hindus and muslims mourn the loss of loved ones after some of the worst violence delhi has suffered in decades this is the funeral of mohammad for can a father of 2 who was killed when the violence began a few days ago he was on the way to shops to buy food for his kids at a bus stop i received a call saying that my brother has been shot i couldn't believe it i was with him an hour earlier i rushed to the hospital but i found that he was already dead he doesn't know who was responsible. then both sides of the community hindus and muslims have suffered outside the morgue of the state run hospital relatives await the completion of post-mortem examination is on victims so they can take the bodies for cremation or burial. this man says his nephew died from a bullet to the neck he says it was fired by a muslim as. someone who was well over but when he was pressed he says he never witnessed the killing the of the violence st

discriminates against them other demonstrations against the law have been going on for months tony berkeley starts our coverage from new delhi. the suburbs of geoffrey bad in belgium bora in northeast delhi have become battlegrounds in the fight against india's citizens amendment law for the 1st successive day security forces fought with protest as both for and against the law. this man says he was shot in the foot by police shotgun pellets by. nobody but i was standing with my mother and sisters protesting peacefully and police and people of the mob by foreigners beating me up they're firing tear gas shows one person was shot in the chest not a shot in the hand of the same time as me. another wounded you to spend away on a motorbike it's incidents like these which have drawn thousands of young muslims to join the protest they are angry at the lack of control by the government and are suspicious of the police we i discuss the police from police because police supporting damn police supporting him do they not muslims. police are being criticised for not intervening and stopping the violence

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera bag north east delhi. thousands of people have rallied in gaza against the united states proposed plan for the region protesters gathered outside the united nations building rejecting donald trump's proposed aleutian for peace between palestine and israel the plan was announced last month and would see israel annexed the majority of west bank settlements and the palestinian capital east of jerusalem. israel's defense minister has approved nearly 1800 new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank just 4 days ahead of an election is the 2nd major settlement announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu government in recent days. his right wing likud party and the taliban its far right coalition are vying for the support of more than 600000 settlers in monday's poll. now an annual gathering of conservative activists and politicians in the u.s. has kicked off with a clear message for utah senator mitt romney the republican party of mitt romney. correct answer by the way

are found their homes and businesses destroyed others have lost loved ones and livelihoods as tony berkeley discovered in the hindu muslim community of people still believe in harmony. after the 2nd day of calm people who escaped the violence are starting to return to their battered neighborhoods in northeast delhi in showing bag they've come back to widespread destruction and loss. i think about this it was very stressful living here during the last few days we were all extremely scared so scared that we moved all our woman to a safer place only the main stayed. people were killed and injured here homes and businesses were burned but you know how much fruit and vegetable shop provided a livelihood for his family for 30 years he was burned during the riots and he's not ensured he's part of the muslim community that suffered the worst of the violence but he's not vengeful. we have to live peacefully together whatever has happened we have to treat it as a one off we have to forget we can't just blame the hundreds of muslims both groups were there. 3 shops down is his neighbor ganesh who's a h

riots over the divisive new citizenship law it's seen by many as discriminatory against muslims tony berkeley reports from new delhi. the suburbs of geoffrey bad in belgium bora in north easterly have become battlegrounds in the fight against india's citizens amendment law for the 1st successive day security forces fought with protesters both for and against the law . this man says he was shot in the foot by police shotgun pellets my way nobody but i was standing with my mother and sisters protesting peacefully when police and people with the mob started firing repeatedly they fired tear gas one person was shot in the chest and another one in the hand. another wounded youth who sped away on a motorbike it's incidents like these which have drawn thousands of young muslims to join the protest they are angry at the lack of control by the government and are suspicious of the police we i discuss the police from police because police supporting damn police supporting in those not muslims being very fire the police also 5 on them was only with them on muslims only not into the police not supporting

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera bag north east delhi thousands of people are rally didn't guard against the united states proposed plan for the region protesters gathered outside the u.n. building rejecting donald trump's proposed aleutian for peace between palestine and israel the plan was announced last month that would see israel annexed the majority of west bank settlements on the palestinian capital east of jerusalem meanwhile israel's defense minister has approved nearly 800 new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank just 4 days ahead of an election it's the 2nd major settlement announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu government in recent days his right wing likud party and the taliban its far right coalition are vying for the support of more than 600000 settlers in monday's poll. protesters in lebanon say they could soon return to the streets if the country's economic crisis does not improve anger has been growing over rising inflation and tight banking controls the new government

they've been months or nationwide protests against the citizenship law which is seen as anti misson tony berkeley as the reports. of the after the street battle subsided wednesday was a day hindus and muslims mourn the loss of loved ones after some of the worst violence delhi has suffered in decades this is the funeral of mohammad for can a father of 2 who was killed when the violence began a few days ago he was on the way to shops to buy food for his kids. i received a call saying that my brother has been shot i couldn't believe it i was with him an hour earlier i rushed to the hospital but i found that he was already dead he doesn't know who was responsible. for that both sides of the community hindus and muslims have suffered outside the morgue of the state run hospital relatives await the completion of post-mortem examination is on victims so they can take the bodies for cremation or burial. this man says his nephew died from a bullet to the neck he says it was fired by a muslim as. someone who was but when he was pressed he says he never witnessed the killing was the violence stopped after a

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera shan bag north east delhi. on sunday guinea will vote in a referendum that could allow president to run for a 3rd term in office but the opposition is urging people to boycott the vote calling it an attempted power grab by the 81 year old priyanka gupta reports. these are turbulent times in guinea they are just days left before the west african nation votes in a constitutional referendum and now its 81 year old president afrikan day has suggested that he could run for thought and office the main opposition coalition says it will no longer recognize him as a legitimate president it wants people to boycott sunday's vote. if indeed he carries the aspiration of the people of guinea and have decided not to recognize mr conti as the president of the republican guinea in the months his immediate and unconditional departure from power. more than 30 people have died in months of often violent protest against condé whose mandate ends in december protests to say the referendum is just

fight now in its 3rd month and many fear the turmoil is going to get worse before it gets better tony berkeley al-jazeera just for bad northeastern. the protests were taking place as u.s. president dog wrapped up his 1st trip to india while the 36 hour visit had plenty of pageantry little progress was made on the 2 countries trade differences trump praised the 3 $1000000000.00 military dealy signed with prime minister in the interim only the leaders did not reach or why the trade deal. i want reciprocal has to be reciprocal and the money you're talking about is major but the united states has to be treated fairly and india understands the relationship is outstanding but indiana says that we've had a tremendous deficit for many many years with india with with everybody you know with frankly so many different cultures we've had a massive massive deficit. egypt is marking the death of its former leader hosni mubarak who died in a cairo hospital on tuesday aged 91 a military funeral is planned for wednesday followed by 3 days of mourning for barak ruled egypt for 3 decades before he was forced fro

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera shan bag north east delhi. army commanders in the democratic republic of congo say they're beating back unarmed that's been terrorizing the people of the east of the country at least a 1000 civilians have died in recent months about fighters of the allied democratic forces of the a.d.f. armed with guns a machete is still have the capacity to attack villages and that's despite a 4 month operation by more than $20000.00 congolese soldiers catherine soy has this exclusive report. i show off force by congolese soldiers as they take us to the defense position against the allied democratic forces rebel groups or. deep in the forests. the army has sent 5 generals to command 22000 soldiers in the fight against an estimated 2000 fighters on the run in the jungle and the generals discuss strategy and visit troops on the frontline. dealing with terrorists. fight the military so they go back and kill civilians but do not stop until the relief united nations official say the rebels are

let's bring in tony berkeley he's live for us in new delhi how much of a shadow is the violence casting over this visit by the u.s. president. i don't think much of a shadow at all i think probably donald trump is not aware of what's going on he would have had to turn on his t.v. last night to see those scenes of violence those terrible clashes but otherwise it's business as usual he you could see from yesterday's speech described as a love in between the 2 leaders they were pampering each other's egos and donald trump as a man as we know who respects strength mr modi is a strong leader mr trump respects that he respects and one of turkey respects putin of russia and also you know trump stand on muslim issues back in the united states is making it unlikely that he's going to be highly critical of mr modi in this ca act which is causing all the problems at the moment on the streets in various parts of india there are we are told by white house officials that he will raise these matters in private today in those talks with mr modi but he's not likely to be critical as far as donald trump

and but have to our side has said repeatedly that any solution will be done on the battlefield tony berkeley al-jazeera tripoli. u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls have made their final pitch to voters ahead of monday's nominating process in iowa the state has held the 1st caucuses for more than 40 years and the results can indicate how well a candidate might do in the future is alan fischer looking at why iowa is 1st and whether that might change. thanks this is the benefit from going 1st the chance to meet the candidates face to face to ask them questions to test their positions iowa is not 1st because it's important it's important because its 1st iowa has been the 1st in the nation contest since 1972 that's because it's caucus process is drawn out and complicated presidential campaigns can spark into life here or be extinguished that gives people incredible power one report suggests voters in iowa have 20 times more influence than almost any other state the weight and meaning of iowa is really supplied by our national media establishment this is the 1st time they have hard results from

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera shan bag north east delhi. malaysia's parliament will vote on a new prime minister next week after the country's leaders suddenly resigned martin mohammad who's now interim prime minister says a snap election could be called if monday's vote and and i'm pos malaysia has been in political turmoil since 94 year old man and his party quit the coalition earlier this week. israel has approved nearly 1800 new settler homes in the occupied west bank just 4 days before the country's latest election it's the 2nd major settlement statement by the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu netanyahu in recent days is right wing likud party and the defense minister's far right you mean a coalition of vying for the support of woman 600000 settlers in monday's election . even though south sudan's warring sides have partially formed a transitional government a crucial part of the deal still hasn't been completed the armed forces were due to be unified and even where they have been tr

fight now in its 3rd month and many fear the turmoil is going to get worse before it gets better tony berkeley al-jazeera jaffer bad ne down. the protests were taking place says u.s. president dan trump wrapped up his 1st trip to india over 36 hour visit had plenty of pageantry little progress was made on the 2 countries trade differences trump praised the 3 $1000000000.00 military dealings signed with the prime minister but their leaders didn't reach or why the trade deal. egypt is marking the death of its former leader hosni mubarak he died in cairo in the hospital at the age of 91 a military funeral is planned for wednesday followed by 3 days of mourning for barak ruled egypt for 3 decades before being forced out of power by the 2011 arab spring laura birdman they looks back at his life and legacy thanks maintained a grip on power in egypt for 3 decades. until finally in 2011 the people had in the millions took to the streets hundreds of killed but after 18 days this. president mohamed hosni mubarak has cited to wave the office of the president of the public. reacted as they heard the news

thanks so much tony berkeley there. still ahead on al-jazeera going underground syrian civilians find shelter wherever they can to escape the fighting and into. why the celebrations of an election extending almost 60 years of family room togo maybe a little premature. hello there a very cloudy picture across northern sections of the middle east even quite a bit of clouds streaming into more northern and central areas of saudi arabia and there is some rain with this cloud as well to go through tuesday the rain working its way across jordan and very widespread throughout much of iraq and eventually pushing on into western areas of iran and of course at times this will turn over to snow certainly by wednesday as it works its way further north and further to the east as well just a celsius in tehran with a bit of a wintry mix there but it does clear quickly elsewhere so back to some good sunny skies recent 13 and a very nice 18 celsius in damascus to the south 25 in doha but again some fairly strong breezes over the next co

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley out 0 delhi. techie's defense ministry says 2 of its soldiers have been killed in airstrikes in syria's in live province this is president richard tired and one says his forces are preparing to push back syrian troops in the last rebel held area the u.n. estimates nearly 950000 people have been displaced there since the beginning of december charlotte ballasts has more. syrian troops on the move it live province is the holdout the one place president bashar al assad is yet to claim that village by village it's coming within reach. we are curing on towards more villages of months are we are we are still in action stores are in spite of the turkey support to our enemies using foreign arms and ammunition these russian backed syrian government soldiers are fighting turkish backed rebels now turkey is facing a challenge with its observation posts in the province around it and president richard type over one has ordered his troops to push back. russia does not want to accept humanitarian se

in this conservative society they often stay home battling their grief and trauma on their own tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. is taken to the headlines on al-jazeera australia has joined the united states and banning the entry of foreign nationals recently been to china due to the corona virus outbreak 259 people have now been confirmed dead from the virus that was after china announced 6 new deaths. the world health organization's representative in china says the number of cases will likely go up but he's also defended the decision to declare the outbreak a global health emergency. this increase is likely to continue because there are almost as many specimens waiting to be studied as that. or so. the numbers will continue to. impeachment trial of u.s. president on trump will likely end on wednesday after the senate voted to block any witnesses from testifying going trumps all but certain to be acquitted as republicans have the majority in the senate is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress for threatening to withhold military aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigatio

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley al-jazeera delhi. thousands of people have gathered in cameroon for the return of the opposition leader maurice canto has been mostly out of the country since his release from jail last year his return comes at a time when one human rights group accuse the president of ordering the killing of more than 20 people including children nicholas reports the 10s of thousands chant goodbye president called bia come to is coming and here he is was cameron's opposition leader maurice come to his back after spending time in the us in france he was sent to prison when he claimed victory during the last presidential elections he's an outspoken critic of president paul bia where the age of 87 has been in power since 1982 i am the best in everything in his power to massacre us so he can stay in power but we will not give in his time to bring and then to hatred violence and war and to turn a page for peace. with a 1000000 displaced and more than 3000 killed since 2016 human rights groups blame both a

fight now in its 3rd month and many fear the turmoil is going to get worse before it gets better tony berkeley al-jazeera jaffer bad northeastern. full of protests were taking place as u.s. president donald trump wrapped up his 1st trip to india while the $36.00 visit had plenty of pageantry little progress was made on the 2 countries trade differences trump praised the $3000000000.00 military deal he signed with prime minister narendra modi the leaders did not reach a wider trade deal. i want reciprocal has to be reciprocal and the money you're talking about is major but the united states has to be treated fairly. and indeed the relationship is outstanding but india this is we've had a tremendous deficit for many many years with india with with everybody you know with frankly so many different countries we've had a massive massive deficit for to syria now a government in the russian that strikes have killed at least 10 people sheltering in schools across province that's the last remaining rebel stronghold the white helmets rescue group says at least 8 schools were hit with the cost of bombs o

fight now in its 3rd month and many fear the turmoil is going to get worse before it gets better tony berkeley al-jazeera jaffer bad ne down. let's bring in correspondent elizabeth purana who is live in new delhi liz good morning so overall is this beginning to take on religious overtones. but that's certainly what we have been seeing over the last few days peter because of course the protesters the people who've been against the citizenship amendment one. is widely seen as being discriminatory against muslims socially in the north east in the areas that we're seeing the violence and the protest is. a lot of them are muslims and it was a hindu politician from the country's ruling by the theater jump the party who made those comments on sunday asking protesters to leave demanding that police clear them and saying that if they don't well you just wait till donald trump leaves and we're going to take matters into our own hands and it was that politician and his hindu supporters who did attack the muslim crowds and then that led to you know both sides then attacking each other and so that is the d

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley out a 0 bag north east delhi now thousands of people have rallied in girls or against the united states for prayers planned for the region protests has gathered outside the u.n. building and rejected donald trump's proposed solution for peace between palestine and israel the plan which was announced last month allows israel to annex much of the occupied west bank. or meanwhile israel's defense minister has approved almost 800 new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank just days ahead of the election it's a 2nd major settlement announcement by the prime minister's government in recent days prime minister netanyahu is right wing likud party along with naftali bennett far right coalition are vying for the support of more than 600000 settlers in monday's poll. and israel's opposition leader benny gantz is fighting to reverse a recent dip in the opinion polls before the election monday's vote will be the 3rd in less than a year after both cancer and prime minister netanyahu fail to

in this conservative society they often stay home battling their grief and trauma on their own tony berkeley al-jazeera misrata firefighters in australia's capital canberra are trying to control the bushfires that are threatening the city's southern suburbs on friday or thora has declared a state of emergency in the area with conditions described as the most challenging for the region since 2003 when bushfires destroyed 500 homes. 930 g.m.t. here on al-jazeera these are the headlines china's premier has asked the european union for help in getting urgent medical supplies to deal with the worsening coronavirus 259 people have now died from the virus after saturday when china announced 46 new deaths australia has joined the u.s. in banning the entry of foreign nationals of recently been to china due to the outbreak also the world health organization's representative in china says the number of cases will likely go up he's been defending the decision to declare the outbreak a global health emergency this increase is likely to continue because there are almost as many specimens waiting to be stu

few days against a controversial law to deny citizenship to muslim immigrants want to see this tony berkeleyis there and says when process against the sisters in law 1st began they worry about civil rights but now that has anger has turned sectarian. the major violent scenes are stopped at least for now and now they're assessing the damage as you can see quite extensive in this part but also the human cost the death casualty figures are going up by the hour almost something like 250 people have been injured and killed and now there's a mop up operation that has been a piece really because of women who were decided to stop their protest in just for a bad at a station. after intense provocation by hindu nationalists now that violence is spin some of the worst that delhi has seen in decades and the casualties show that so there's a big deep rooted problem that has now overshadow what this whole matter was about this was about civil rights over the citizens amendment act but it's being come in northeast delhi something about religion between ms muslims and hindus and that's not how it was this w

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley al-jazeera delhi. or there's no anger over the indian government's decision to replace a judge who was hearing cases related to the violence in delhi high court justice s. murali da had ordered investigations into leaders from prime minister promoting his governing b.g.p. you for inciting attacks against muslims he also criticised the local police force the transfer was ordered 2 weeks ago but only happened on wednesday night after making his comments. a representative of libya's eastern administration which is loyal to the warlord after has insisted his side will not take part in talks the un has been trying to bring them together in geneva with their rivals from the internationally recognized government based in tripoli is a diplomatic editor james baines. the u.n. will not confirm exactly who is attending these talks we know they were going to invite 13 delegates from the house of representatives now that is dominated by those who are loyal to general haftar and they say they're no

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley al-jazeera dennie. a full military funerals been held in a cairo egypt's former leader hosni mubarak he was in power for 3 decades until being forced out of office 9 years ago as jonah hill reports the funeral highlighted his military career rather than his controversial time in office. hosni mubarak's coffin draped in the egyptian flag and a horse drawn to the sound of cannon fire a funeral with full military honors for the man who led egypt for 30 years and whose legacy divides many nearly a decade after the arab spring. he was a military man and he achieved a lot for egypt we will not look at his shortcomings only no one is perfect it is mubarak's wartime record that the government would like he remembered for these 3 decades in power brought relative stability but also economic stagnation and repression it's quite a lot of pomp and circumstance when you when you really stop and think about it for a man who only 9 years ago was ousted by a popular revolt and then a year later sente

fight now in its 3rd month and many fear the turmoil is going to get worse before it gets better tony berkeley al-jazeera jaffer bad northeastern. well the violence was taking place as u.s. president donald trump wrapped up his 1st trip to india while the 36 hour visit had plenty of pageantry little progress was made on the 2 countries differences on trade and as with piron reports in the capital new delhi for. donald trump's 1st visit to india's capital coincided with the worst violent protests against the government citizenship law since it was passed in december before he arrived white house staff said the president would raise concerns but promised in the day the modi about the critics condemned as anti muslim. but didn't seem too concerned when he spoke to reporters the prime minister was incredible on what he wants people to have religious freedom and very strongly he said that in india india they have. worked very hard to have great and open religious freedom tom said he didn't discuss the latest in 3 months of protests happening just 15 kilometers away in the suburbs of the capital he

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera bag north east delhi. israel has approved nearly 1800 new settler homes in the occupied west bank just 4 days before the country's latest election it's the 2nd major settlement statement by the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in recent days is right really could party and the defense ministers far right i mean a coalition of vying for the support of more than $600000.00 settlers in monday's election it's the 3rd in just a year after another netanyahu nor rival benny gantz were able to form a government. even though the warring sides have partially formed a transitional government a crucial part of the deal still hasn't been completed the armed forces were due to be unified and even where they have been troops are abandoning the camps fix conditions are so poor there is had to morgan is this report from. a call to line up for military exercises is something these soldiers are used to but for the past 2 months the south sudanese troops have been training along

fight now it's 3rd month and many fear the turmoil is going to get worse before it gets better tony berkeley out to 0 just for a bad northeastern. bloomberg is reporting that saudi arabia and its allies are resisting u.s. calls to open their airspace to qatar which currently relies on iranian skiles according to the american news agency riyadh and its supporters want concessions from doha ahead of the 2022 world cup football tournament qatar has been under a saudi led blockade for nearly 3 years now washington reportedly wants to mend the gulf rift following last year's attacks on oil tankers in the area. 1000 people have been killed in northwest syria in russian backed government airstrikes and artillery fire it's being reported that 10 schools were targeted in the city of idlib the syrian observatory for human rights says 8 children are among those killed the international committee of the red cross is calling for the safe passage of civilians to escape the attacks it has sent out a reminder that hospitals markets and schools are protected by law. at least 1000000 people are on the move in

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley out 0 delhi. the turkish president. says his forces are preparing to push back syrian troops in indian province they're advancing through the country's north to try to retake the last rebel held area united nations estimates nearly 950000 people have been displaced there since the beginning of december charlotte ballasts reports. syrian troops on the move it live province is the holdout the one place president bashar al assad is yet to claim that village by village it's coming within reach. of. our current on towards more villages of months we are still in action stores are you have you in spite of the turkish support to our enemy using foreign arms and ammunition these russian backed syrian government soldiers are fighting turkish backed rebels now turkey is facing a challenge with its observation posts in the province around it and president richard type has ordered his troops to push back. russia does not want to accept humanitarian sensitivity the time that we gave to those who be

well let's cross see tony berkeley who's in a job for a bad say on the ad to get the other side of this visit because many celebrations mass rallies a love an almost but counseling a shadow over that with a violent protests taking place where you are. yes certainly no celebrations going on here there's a mixture of apprehension and anger apprehension about what's going to happen and anger about the attacks on their community resource some of the worst violence in the capital since those protests about the amendment laura began in december and the latest tally the death toll now is up to 7 with 160 people injured and in hospital so it was quite a day of violence and shock many people because they never expected it to have been centered around a group of muslim women who stayed just sitting just up the road behind me and their courage this wreckage of a road now that anguish the hindu community and when we were here on monday we heard very very racist comments and nationalist music being played by the hindu side and this late serve images appearing on social media which seemed to show tha

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley al-jazeera delhi. lanka has withdrawn from a un resolution that would allow war crimes allegedly committed during the country's civil war to be investigated that's despite a promise by the new government to look into historic allegations well famines has more from colombo the message from sri lanka's foreign minister was clear addressing the un in geneva he laid out the reasons for abandoning a mechanism meant doing this to get allegations of war crimes. under 6 to pass a poncy lanka obligations that cannot be carried out within its constitutional framework and it in print or the sovereign it to your people australian. or at least the basic structure of our constitution after the while and into sri lanka's 26 year conflict between government forces and the tamil tigers in 2009 both sides were accused of war crimes the government of then president mind the rajapaksa denied any wrongdoing. he was defeated in the 2015 elections the man who replaced him mighty palace serious in a promise

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera bag ne delhi. more now on the corona virus and scientists in the u.s. are racing towards finding a vaccine government agencies universities and about a dozen private companies are also involved how does your castro visited a lab in maryland where researchers say they're making some progress. the potential answer to stopping the coronavirus maybe swishing around inside these traits researchers at the u.s. vaccine company novak's say they have made a protein that stops the virus from binding to human cells we are working. and i think the hell made a significant progress you know couple weeks scientists here receive the coronavirus gene sequence on january 10th they say within weeks they've cloned a noninfectious element of the virus using ovary cells from a north american caterpillar as a protein factory so now we have insect ovary cells making a spike protein which we then purify and that becomes a vaccine the novak's procedure has worked to make vaccines for the flu ebola a

repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley out 0 delhi. well as you mentioned delhi police have been criticised for their role in the handling of the violence critics say that's because the force is not accountable to the state government the central government controls the police force in delhi the local government has no power nor an order the political divide in delhi is also adding to the tension at the moment modi's party the big j.p. controls the national government the a.p.o. common man party runs the local government in delhi and the 2 have clashed in the past over control of delhi police javedanfar is a political analyst based in the capital he says speeches by sun b j p politicians instigated the violence. the signs were there since for ages and from a 3 speeches there was a build up in there and up to the elections and then thereafter some very end from a tree anti muslim speeches given by none other than members some members of the ruling party chant the party and precious little was done to come up this had the ha

and homes rebuilt but these communities cannot fully heal until those responsible face justice tony berkeley al-jazeera shine bag northeast delhi. south sudan's warring sides partially formed a transitional government last saturday but a crucial part of the 2800 peace still uniting the armed forces facing challenges have a morgue and has this report from merited. a call to line up for military exercises is something these soldiers are used to but for the past 2 months the south sudanese troops have been training alongside other armed groups some of whom they once fought on the battlefield during south sudan's civil war that we're here we've got the. unified there's no different in all of there's no i or there's no. one. some of these fights is gathered here are parts of the government forces others come from the main armed opposition called the sudan people's liberation movement and opposition and a few from the armed group known as south sudan's opposition alliance this is one of the 16 such camps around the country where the fighters are trying to form a unified national army it was set up

in this conservative society they often stay home battling their grief and trauma on their own tony berkeley al-jazeera misrata. still ahead all money's out. there for god of all brothers. the sanjay's lakers are on the life of franchise legend kobe bryant. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big tech with algorithms that they call them all that we use them the more data we produce and we're in the midst of a great race adata and big tech companies are on the chase and fires are rising on a wealth of information and we do all the commodity and the 2nd the 5 series not be re-examined is where the corporations are colonizing the internet like me the popularity and power of big tech on i just. moved. down to 0. effort. right. down. time after all is for with andy endo. thank you so much myron well american it's a fair cannon has won the australian open title. of spain it fulfills a 16 year dream for cannon whose ambition has always outstripped her experience poor east reports and w. the reader few would have predicted an australian open final between these 2 sp