well it's been just over a year since a peace deal was struck in the central african republic these scars remain from a civil war which pitted the governments of muslim and christian militias against each other but the end of the conflict has brought little comfort to people displaced by the violence and now in desperate need for. that movie time to come with me walk with me come and see i will show you my house shine celine is 27 years old on employed a model of somebody malnourished children she said intimately displaced woman according to leading i'm on stable neighbor who is still controlled by the groups so 500 kilometers from the capital of the central african republic she fled here to realty safety after her husband was killed by back this is where i live with my 7 children this could be considered my bedroom and my living room this is all we have . political done this is not a good place for us sean flynn is just one of the more than 700000 internet or displaced people in the central african republic. some 12000 you and blue helmets do the best to supply humanitarian aid and prote

as it mocks just over a year since a peace deal tens of thousands remain displaced in the central african republic and in desperate need. just fear of the coronavirus turns to hate groups floor a pandemic of racism that acted as people of asian descent. welcome to the program germany this back in business keeping the option to shut down again that's the word from chancellor angela merkel who announced the easing of some coronavirus lockdown measures in the coming weeks germany's 16 states will now manage the gradual reopening of more businesses and schools it will be a balancing act between preventing infection and allowing public life to resume. in the town of vine ma in central germany restaurants and cafes have already started to reopen customers must be seated outside with their need 2 people allowed per table it's self service and there are strict hygiene rules but for many this is more than enough to says. it's wonderful it's liberating and healthy i think. it's nice to see how happy it's joy for years before the record i'm happy to be able to go out again it's a group from saturday more res

experts say the violence in the central african republic has the potential to destabilize the entire region you use certainly might see refugees. in the country and you certainly might see. the banditry that you see in. other than a tree that you see. certainly consider happening and you certainly i think we're definitely. 'd actually. i think. you know the presidential election is settled for december and tribal loyalties and power struggles often determine who leads the country many humanitarian workers fear the ongoing attacks throwing the refugees have long dreaded this moment living as they do in the kind of squalid conditions that are ripe for the spread of the coronavirus realizing again what little sympathy their plight in genders from an international community continues to largely ignore than . it is here the dutch prime minister's plan to go ahead with the expansion of a house that i am schiphol airport is angered environmentalist's they say the pandemic is the perfect time for the netherlands to work towards becoming a more environmentally friendly country steadfast in re

experts say the violence in the central african republic has the potential to destabilize the entire region you certainly might see refugees. the country and you certainly might see. the banditry that you see in. other than a tree that you see and. certainly can see it happening and you certainly i think you would definitely. 'd actually see or i think we're going to see or trafficking especially you know the presidential election is settled for december and tribal loyalties and power struggles often determine who leads the country many humanitarian workers fear the ongoing attacks and affect the outcome of that vote and if the result fails to end the violence that will have a devastating impact on millions of people already facing poverty and heart how many trees al jazeera. and we shall carry these are the headlines right now on al-jazeera brazil's health minister as quit after less than a month on the job now is the 2nd health minister to leave the post after criticizing president terrible sonars handling of the pandemic i view the future discord of life is made of choices and tod

the situation in the central african republic remains extremely volatile a few months ahead of presidential elections a few years back that is already taking place on the political field the current president wants to remain in power and is facing a tough challenge from a position of leader francois was easy a former head of state toward essentially returns to the country the ongoing core not pandemic is just adding more on certainties to an already almost future for the country. on this day 75 years ago nazi germany was just one sunrise away from surrendering berlin was a city in ruins but it would not stay that way very long the postwar period it was dominated by reconstruction and berlin was completely rebuilt. all you need is a smartphone to get a glimpse of 1000000000 in may 945 and compare the scenes of destruction to what it looks like today thanks to the virtual exhibition to berlin and beyond book gate and the adjacent square. today alex on the plats is a lively downtown shopping area back then it wasn't all sambal off charred ruins. the creators of the online exhibition and the ap

the western conflict in central african republic is threatening to plunge the country back into full blown war fighting has intensified between ethnic groups and armed gangs now aid workers say they're not able to help people who are being displaced ahmed address reports. this is the moment when armed fighters descended on the northern town of delhi the united nations says 30 people were killed here at the start of the holy month of ramadan 90000 others have been displaced including humanitarian workers. 9. and 8 aren't. computers radio stars. most of those workers at relief for their own well being in traumatized so that makes the delivery of assistance to the people in india. very very indeed such fighting between armed ethnic militias has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee across the border into cameroon chad the democratic republic of congo and the republic of congo. that joint nearly 700000 others forced from their hooves since the civil war broke out in the central african republic between silica and on to be like a militias and the government in 2012 a peace agreem

. >> it has been just over a year since the peace deal was struck in the central african republic.the scars remain from the country cost civil war. the country is looking ahead to his presidential election in a few months. this -- there was barely any effect. >> come with me. walk with me. come and see, i will show you my house. >> 27 years oldld, unemployed. she is a displaced woman. she fled here to relative safety after her husband was killed. >> this is where i live with my seven children. this could be considered my living room and my bedroom. this is all i have. this is not a good place for us. >> she is just one of several this place people in the central african area. they are d doing their best to supppply aid but it is a tall order. they have to maintain peace and security in an area larger than belgium and france put together. >> you cannot control an area where you put an end to these kind of violations. the solution is to keep putting pressure and also move toward sanctions. >> theoretetically, the peacekeepingng missions may note strong enough. the political situation

you certainly are going to continue indefinitely until the central african republic gets order. arms trafficking. reporter: the presidential election is scheduled for september and tribal loyalties and past struggles often determined to lead the country. many humanitarian workers fear the ongoing attacks will affect going forward. if the result fails to end the violence, that will have a devastating impact on millions of people already facing poverty and hardship. thank you for watching the newshour. back in just a moment. we will have much more of the day's news coming your way. see you then. ♪ natasha del toro: from baghdad to west texas, an interergenerational portrai. lahihib: you knonow, we were thinkikinghat weweould cope with whatevecacame our wayay. i mean, we h b been rougugh a. del toro the timate story of filmmak, heartist mother, and thr family search for belon. lahib: i don't me e art tot. make i ibecause it helpse understandy y life. detoro: "jdoland," on ami.

experts say the violence in the central african republic has the potential to destabilize the entireregion you use certainly might see refugees. in the country and you certainly might see. the banditry that you see in. other than a tree that you see miss and you. certainly can see it out happening and you certainly i think we're definitely 'd. actually. i think we're going to see. you know the presidential election is settle for december and tribal loyalties and power struggles often determine who leads the country many humanitarian workers fear the ongoing attacks and affect the outcome of that vote and if the result fails to end the violence that will have a devastating impact on millions of people already facing poverty and hardship how many trees al-jazeera. dozens of palestinians have been injured after israeli forces fired tear gas that happened in some way a village in the occupied west bank a crowd was holding friday prayers in an area threatened by annexation illegal israeli settlements have already been built and much of the area around the village . the issue of an extensi

experts say the violence in the central african republic has the potential to destabilize the entire region you certainly might see refugees. being the country and you certainly might see. the banditry that you see in. other than a tree that you see and you. certainly can see it out happening and you certainly i think you know indefinitely 'd. actually. i think we're going to see or trafficking especially as you know the presidential election is settled for december and tribal loyalties and power struggles often determine who leads the country many humanitarian workers fear the ongoing attacks and affect the outcome of that vote and if the result fails to end the violence that will have a devastating impact on millions of people already facing poverty and heart comedy trees al jazeera and so watching the news hour on al-jazeera back in just a moment we'll have much more of the day's news coming your way see it at. you know certain in isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of this story not some of the information around the outbrea

how worried are you about the more vulnerable countries on earth if i give you an example central african republic for a population of nearly 5000000 people they apparently have 3 ventilators. you know they have 3 the country of south sudan has 4 i think there are fewer than 200 doctors in all of south sudan i think getting one has to think about dimensions to this pandemic there is the public health dimension and the fact that with an absence of ventilators an absence of basic treatment facilities you're probably in many many countries there is variance of how this pandemic is hitting communities and so again the science on this is a bit murky at the present but in many many countries that don't have the health infrastructure to withstand what is coming at them you're going to see massive loss much much higher concentration of loss of life then in developed countries like ours that are struggling so much as it is but well beyond the help dimension there's the economic dimension of these are countries that don't have 2 trillion dollars stimulus packages that are going to be brought forth where whe

through the belt of central belt of africa around the ethiopian highlands ron across the central african republic cameroon seeing heavy showers southern parts of nigeria seeing some of very heavy showers much of west africa seeing those seasonal rain setting in quite nicely those rights when they join up with the flooding that we have seen across parts of east africa uganda kenya and tanzania downpours. but for. 'd political ideals grassroots activists and polished speech in its full lines takes you inside the battle for the democratic party. and asks if its base is too polarized to take home the white house there's a generational divide that's real you might ironically see the outsider middle of the most corrupt incumbent president ever to lang's america's divided democrats on out his era. with the bird. food. watching out just there on her mind of our top stories this hour u.s. unemployment surged to 14.7 percent in april the highest price in almost 90 years new figures show that $20500000.00 jobs were wiped out last month as long downs battered the economy. one of the world's largest internati

the seasonal rains across the heart of africa some big downpours that bring up just around central african republic easing over towards cameroon into west africa some of them in the shop side from time to time and the showers doing very nicely pushing right across sierra leone. freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders who brave their work on kauri that is no choice. combating the impossible to sell their goods in isolated areas. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. in the in the in the in. the watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories north korean state media has released video it says shows kim jong own in his 1st public appearance in almost 3 weeks in the past hour these pictures were broadcast on state television appearing to show the media opening a factory it follows weeks of speculation over a kames. an experimental on tie viral drug has been approved for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients in the united states 1500000 vials of the drug red disappe

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through the belt of central belt of africa around the ethiopian highlands ron across the central african republic cameroon seeing heavy showers southern parts of nigeria seeing some of very heavy showers much of west africa seeing those seasonal rains setting in quite nicely those rise when they join up with the flooding that we have seen across parts of east africa uganda kenya and tanzania downpours. for. cancer because the world's poorest patients get a repayment to fight the virus pandemic from private investors asia's goal the dentistry sheds jobs of the 5 scrapping for a share of pranking. on al-jazeera. as italy went into lockdown people in power are asked to filmmakers to document the effects on ordinary people from the immense suffering and loss the forgotten abandoned or exploited to sing a longs every day heroes and hard only acts of kindness the stories they capture reveal how the virus is forcing society to take a look in the mirror and exposing its inequalities coronavirus lockdown italy people in power on al-jazeera play important role checking in with. ringback what. you're watchi