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the rocker's told turkey to put its troops from the north earlier this week ankara sent troops over the border to target kurdish fighters from the on the p.k. k. turkey considers it to be a terrorist organization. the united nations says that nearly 80000000 people were displaced by the end of last year that's the highest since records began war persecution and human rights abuses forced millions of people to make a life or death decision every year to stay or to go displacement stilly doubled over the last decade reaching 79500000 people by the end of 2019 that's about one in every 100 people on earth and just 5 countries account for 2 thirds of those to displacements syria venezuela afghanistan south sudan and. does not dilute their countries at war. people be they refugees displaced people but can i see ordinary civilians are more stark risk take for example take libya where we continue to work the un in n.g.o.s continue to work in those countries but our movements are limited corbett has placed another layer of constraints in a situation where already war conflict and violence limit

turkey has launched another military offensive against armed kurdish separatist in northern iraq ankara deploy troops to the hearts and region near the border to fight the p.k. k. warplanes have also targeted the group's positions around $3000.00 fighters are believed to be in northern iraq. a french court has found syrian president bashar al assad's uncle guilty of international fraud if sagal sir 4 years in prison he was found guilty of using syrian state funds for personal gains and in the nation cornices showed a guilty verdict against 7 was pop on human rights activists charged with treason it will serve up to 11 months and jail the group named as the pop on 7 stage demonstrations calling for independence and fair treatment and 2019. and keep it on al-jazeera mourning the stream is next. to 020. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting over the idea we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories of them on 00. they're welcome to the s

is in ankara to meet turkish president of egypt the one bachmann got the warhead is at the airport in seldom tripoli. this is the old inactive international airport in southern tripoli and it's now under the control of forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of national accord after the manage it to drive our forces loyal to the world only for half a from here that happened after heavy fighting as you can see. the remains of the fierce battles that happened here over the past year have those forces remained in control of this airport for the past year and now the government forces say that they have also managed to push back half towards forces beyond the administrative borders of the capital tripoli this airport has been very strategic for both sides from here have those forces used to target the government forces locations with heavy weapons and also with airstrikes the problem remains as the government forces say in the land mines planted by hazardous forces in the vicinity of this airport which pose a threat not only for the government forces but also for the dis

and turkey is the turkish military also were rary opposed to about that and there were rumors in ankara that the turkish military may deploy its troops out of a t a airbase and continue its training and equipping operations for the jna forces so that of course these are very important steps because. these are crucial territories for the jenae which also makes the makes turkey as the king maker in the libyan conflict because turkey is not only equipping and training the military for jenny forces in libya it's also supporting the genny forces through its armed and on armed aerial vehicles the drones it today if prime minister is a surprise is going to be received by president are done as expected in minutes and at 1st he will be received by the vice president thought this visit is different for that because until now the visits were mainly about turkish support military support to just 6 of course of. was also having meetings with the institutions in ankara but today's meeting is going to focus on political solution turkey insists that the balun talks failed and everybody says they suppor

and iraq has told turkey to pull its troops from the north of the country earlier this week ankara sent troops over the border to target kurdish fighters from the armed groups the k.k.k. turkey considers it a terrorist organization. strayer's prime minister says that the country is under increasing cyber attack from what he describes as a sophisticated state based actor however scott morrison stopped short of saying exactly who he thinks is behind it he says the attacks targeting all levels of government as well as industry political organizations and critical infrastructure to speak to our series nicholas gage via skype in canberra australia capital what more do we know about this. well this news only came through in the last few hours when the prime minister scott morrison did decide to address the nation announcing that several organizations are currently under attack by what it called a sophisticated state based saw that happen so it's happening right across the board from essential infrastructural going as oceans to political organizations and he said that is happening at all level

by mystifies aside i spoke in ankara next the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan whose troops have been fighting alongside. libya's militias. thank you very much for being with us a memorial to be held in minneapolis the george floyd. began two hours ago in the city whereree was kililled ten dadays agogo. the police officers not facing a charge of second degree murder his three colleagues a charge of aiding and abetting goal full member sacked after the incident which was caught on camera. it went viral online it should form officer derek children kneeling on mister floyd snack. m mr flod was head gasping the words i can't breathe. before he died. it was not. the cold well no virus. pandemic that killed george flores i want t to make t clear was that of the- i did make that we're- far too familiar with in america that pandemic of racism and discrimination. thank you georgege floor. you'll join us e was like a general everyday he walks outside to be a lot of people like just like when we came in wanting to greet him and wanted to have fun with him- guys that was doing drugs like- sm

mr cover so who made the comments during a meeting with his iranian counterpart jabbered reef in ankara turkey is meeting with russia was expected to focus on libya and syria where the 2 countries support opposing sides in long standing conflicts turkish war planes of bombs several areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters is part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers' party or p k k so he's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases the p.k. k. is designated as a terror group by turkey the united states and the european union from baghdad here's simona fulton with the reaction from iraq. well we've now had a condemnation from the iraqi government calling the air strikes on iraqi soil as a provocative behavior that are not in line with international conventions interestingly the same statement also mentioned that iraq would cooperate with turkey on any security matters around the border and we also understand that the ministry of interior and defense sent a delegation north to furder look into the situation now it's n

ok simple so live for us in ankara cinema thank you. turkish warplanes have bombed several areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters it's part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. turkey's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases the p.k. k. is designated a terrorist group by turkey the united states and the european union now the curse and workers' party was formed in the late 1970 s. calling for a free and independent kurdish state launched an armed struggle in 1904 and is now listed as a terrorist organization by turkey the e.u. and the us as we mention more than 40000 people have been killed in the conflict mostly kurds in southeast turkey the group's attacks are generally aimed at military and police but civilians have also been targeted it's estimated there are $4.00 to $5000.00 members of the p.k. k. more than half located in northern iraq their main base and training camps have been in the kendall mountains since the mid 1990 s. the case l

and the libyan prime minister fires also raj but the turkish president in ankara reza diaper the ones as turkey will increase its support for the rush but that have to under the biggest obstacle to peace of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com back with the news hour in 30 minutes but next it's inside story with bernard smith do stay with us. a vigil in defiance for the 1st time. to remember the tiananmen square massacre it comes to impose a national security law on the 70 autonomous territory so will the city's democracy movement survive this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. held a candlelight vigil to remember.

ataturk's government in ankara banishes the last sultan making at the 6th and subsequently all members of the house of osman. the republic is declared on the 20 . the end of october 19th $23.00 and ataturk is named president. however most of our commercial has not yet achieved his ultimate goal a cultural revolution within turkey. as president he is determined to make his calls about ideas a reality. the 1st step of the long term bachelor takes is to marry latin for her name his ideal of what a modern woman should be despite the fact that you as a headscarf in public out of respect for local traditions. plans for a western style civil marriage ceremony are dashed by the laws of the ottoman empire which are still in effect. however he immediately changes the position of women in society with lot of his help. bandits finnan for narco latin affairs role in the reforms consisted of her company who struck him out wherever he went up until this point all male leaders or went everywhere alone without their wives most of our commercial and latin fair went everywhere together i think that was t

iraq has told turkey to pull its troops from the north and to stop bombing ankara has been targeting kurdish separatists in a serious escalation of its decades long conflict with the p.k. k. . german prosecutor said there's enough evidence to suspect russia ordered the murder of a former chechen rebel last year the victim was killed in a berlin park last august germany has summoned the russian ambassador and says it reserves the right to take further measures russia has previously called the accusation groundless paul's president has approved a new map of the country which includes areas of disputed land with india and he has rejected the map saying it's not based on historical facts or evidence the region includes the libya dora the live pool k. and call upon e areas. for a president every stay and she make she has been sworn in he was declared winner of last month's election he takes office more than 2 months early after the sudden death of president here in currencies and. the new u.s. sanctions against syria's government and its backers is causing concern in neighboring lebanon s

reelection iraq has told turkey to pull its troops out of the north of the country earlier this week ankara sent troops over the border to target kurdish fighters from the armed group the p.k. k. key considers it to be a terrorist organization the story is prime minister says the country is under increasing cyber attack from what he describes as a sophisticated state based actor however scott morrison stopped short of saying exactly who he thinks is behind it he says the attacks are targeting all levels of government as well as industry political organizations and critical infrastructure . mexico has reported a wreck or daily rise in the number of corona virus cases more than $5600.00 new infections have been confirmed in the last 24 hours that brings the total to just on the $166000.00 bus officials say that figure is likely much higher due to a lack of testing that despite that the government is gradually easing lockdown restrictions in nigeria is officially polio free it's been a list 6 years since it registers a case of wild polio virus the world health organization though says that nig

121 people to life in prison for attempting to violate the constitution according to the court in ankara the accused took part in the coup in 2016 which tried to overthrow turkish president on a total of $245.00 defendants were on trial. police in scotland say a stabbing attack in the city of glasgow has left 6 people injured including a police officer one man has died after being shot by police emergency services were called to reports of a disturbance at a hotel housing asylum seekers police say there is no danger to the wider public. well a court in moscow is handed down a guilty verdict and a 3 here suspended sentence so the russian film and theater director cough he was accused of forming a criminal group and embezzling public funds for a theater project the court upheld the russian culture ministry's demanded that sara brannock off and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman and dimitri has responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations the spending of state funded arts organizations. figures within russia's liberal arts

121 people to life in prison for attempting to violate the constitution according to the court in ankara the accused it took part of the crew in 2016 which tried to overthrow turkish president won a total of $245.00 defendants were on trial. facebook founder mark zuckerberg says the social media platform will label newsworthy posts that break the site's rules and that will include posts by politicians the company had faced criticism for not flagging inflammatory or inaccurate posts including ones by u.s. president donald trump. well a court in moscow was handed down a guilty verdict and a 3 year suspended sentence so the russian film and theatre director. of he was accused of forming a criminal group and embezzling public funds for a theater project the court upheld the russian culture ministry's demands that surrender call of and 2 of his associates reimburse the stage for the missing $1900000.00. spokesperson dmitri responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations into the spending of state funded arts organizations. figures within russia's liberal arts scene have critici

121 people to life in prison for attempting to violate the constitution according to the court in ankara the accused to took part in the coup in 2016 which tried to overthrow turkish president roger typo to 1245 defendants were on trial. of course in moscow has handed down a guilty verdict under 3 years suspended sentence to the russian film and theater director carol 7 percent of bernie cough he was accused of forming a criminal group in the past when public funds for a theater project the court of the russian culture ministry is developing but mr stener bradley cough and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman to richard pascoe responded to the verdict by court for further investigations into the spending of state to fund the organizations to prevent corruption in this area think it's within russia's a liberal arts scene criticize the trial is politically motivated d.w. spoke with some of them in front of the moscow courtroom. but. i came here because this trial isn't about the money it is a trial about creative freedom about whether you ca

depend on the warlord holy father after us forces withdrawing from 2 key regions certs and jew from ankara supports the un backed government of national accord it's also condemned russia for fueling instability by supporting half the iran's ministry of defense says a gas storage tank has exploded on the outskirts of tehran and this video was shared on social media people spoke of hearing a massive explosion officials say crews quickly put out the fire and there were no casualties the plights of ringing the refugees is due to be discussed at the as the end summit which is underway in vietnam remotely due to the coronavirus pandemic this comes as nearly $100.00 refugees have been rescued in indonesia by local fisherman india has reported nearly 500000 coronavirus cases the country's largest care facility is being readied in south delhi to tackle the surgeon infections it's the size of 15 football fields and can accommodate more than 10000 patients at one time but analysts warn it's not enough to tackle the pandemic the reopening of an airport in paris has been disrupted by climate action pro

positions on sunday turkey's force targeted caves where ankara says fighters were hiding so he considers the p.k. k. a terrorist group us president donald trump has signed an executive order to reform policing following the death of george floyd in custody it aims to stop cloud officers being able to loot jobs and to restrict the use of black holes for the president rejected calls to defund the police reducing crime and raising standards are not opposite goals they are not mutually exclusive they work together they all work together that is why today i'm signing an executive order encouraging police departments nationwide to adopt the highest professional standards to serve their communities in the trumpet ministration is suing former national security adviser john bolton in an attempt to stop him publishing a book about his time working in the white house the government says the book contains classified information the book accuses trump of committing multiple impeachable offenses bolton was fired last year after 17 months in the role of those the headlines the news continues here on ou

loose any ground turkey wants jenae to ben's and we know that from the ankara person. directive of an anchor a believes that russia russia will continue to support the opposite camp for turkey but given the situation when i spoke to one turkish officer from last night he told me that they are sensing that it is the getting difficult for most call to control all or to have a 5 star as well as he began to act life general cut above as well and he told me that maybe most call might consider replacing the holy father huffed are in the in the in the medium term of course this is this is a projection that he mentioned that will take time but most cool and. want to continue their cooperation in libya despite supporting the opposite camps because both sides have interests but on kyra say is that i'm kind of believes that most call wants a divided libya but chirk e on the opposite supports territorial integrity in the area that's why an immediate political solution in libya is necessary from ankara as perspective center closer or giving us the opportunity to from istanbul thank

southern tripoli and that comes as the libyan prime minister fires also raj but the turkish president in ankara reza diaper the ones as turkey will increase its support for the rush but that have to under the biggest obstacle to peace of course you can follow those stories on our web site at al-jazeera dot com back with the news hour in 30 minutes but next it's inside story with bernard smith do stay with us. a vigil in defiance for the 1st time. to remember the tiananmen square massacre it comes to impose a national security law on the 70 autonomous territory so cities democracy movement . is inside story. hello welcome to the program. hong kong has held a candlelight vigil to remember the tiananmen square massacre every year for the past free decades it's one of only 2 territories in china the other is macau where people can openly commemorate the chinese army's crackdown on democracy protests in 1989 but this year for the 1st time the memorial has been banned in both places police in hong kong cited the corona virus outbreak and restrictions on mass gatherings but some still defied the ban a

countries to open their borders and lift travel warnings ankara has launched a so-called healthy tourism program which sets criteria for hygiene and how thin airports airlines hotels as well restaurants cafes or at beaches and hotel owner must have a told me that the authorities are quite strict when it comes to checking compliance with these rules and untie as a couple for example we saw. cameras checking passengers temperatures they're also working on setting up a coronavirus test center as so many things have been done but if you look at the figures i mentioned that turkey's tourism hops at the coast have seen a relatively low number of corona virus infections but nationwide the number is surging again the number has in fact doubled of new daily corona virus infections since early june when turkey lifted most of its coronavirus restrictions we're now at nearly $1500.00 new cases per day and this is definitely something european decision makers will take into account when reevaluating their travel advice for 3rd countries like turkey. just give us an idea how important the travel indus

to pull its troops out of the north of the country and to stop the recent bombing there this week ankara deployed ground forces to iraq and carried out he was targeting kurdish separatists in what is a serious escalation of his decades long conflict against the p.k. k. bank that said it was a violation of its sovereignty some one of olson is in baghdad she says it's not just the turkish ambassador who's been summoned over northern iraq but the bank that government does have limited options. at the same time the ministry of foreign affairs is also some on that uranium ambassador over similar operations that have gone on in the north and that is quite unusual because iran is a country that is seen as wielding quite a lot of influence over past governments here in iraq and someone in the iranian ambassador is quite a departure from previous foreign policies and it signals that the new prime minister most of them is trying to create some sort of equivalence in treating all of iraq's neighboring countries in the same way insisting that they have to respect iraq's sovereignty now let's remembe

to his stronghold of tarhouni that's all coming as libyan prime minister for his own sorrows is in ankara to be turkey's president of egypt. now we're going to get more on the talks in turkey shortly with sin and cos who 1st let's go to mahmoud at the airport in saw them tripoli mahmoud what do we know what makes the g.n.a.t. so confident that it has control of tripoli. well the robber taking control of this inactive the old international airport the government forces that managed to move beyond their port and push have to his forces back beyond the minutes that they have bulldozers this southern borders of the capital tripoli now this ignorance of this airport as the military commanders of the government here tell us it is that it they now have stopped tufted its forces from targeting get many areas inside tripoli by. airstrikes and also by sending in rockets from this airport now this airport remained for one year and that helped us forces control and the government forces say that they were engaged in fierce of battles over the past year until they finally managed to be captured this a

let's introduce our panel in turkey's capital ankara. turkey a researcher in the setter foundation a think tank in san antonio texas man saw professor of politics at the university of texas in san antonio and in washington d.c. william lawrence senior a junk professor soria lecture at the american university school of international service welcome to you all william 1st of all to you is what we've seen in libya in the last 24 hours a day escalation or just a turning point it's definitely it's early. look at color now libya who controls what we need your senate changes just in the last 24 hours that push the front line up with a western government run 20 kilometers 240 kilometers outside of tripoli and russian mercenaries or perhaps those were troops fighting east are now back 600 years part of the church. so this is me. egypt turning and it's part of an escalation as the west calculating how far it can go and certainly western government would like to take over the rest at least not that it had a string of success over the last 6 weeks b

121 people to life in prison for attempting to violate the constitution according to the court in ankara view cuse took part in the coup in 2016 which tried to overthrow turkish president reggie type one total of $245.00 different names were on trial. a british teenager has been jailed for at least 15 years for throwing a 6 year old french boy off the 10th floor of london's tate modern gallery last year i think younger boy who now has to use a wheelchair and is still recovering from the assault. italian army has sealed off several public housing blocks north of naples after nearly 50 coronavirus cases were reported the order came after several residents tried to leave their homes despite a lockdown. now a string of coronavirus outbreaks at slaughterhouses here in germany is leading to be new scrutiny of the country's meat industry the country's food minister yulia klucker has met with meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she says she wants higher prices for meat to improve conditions for workers and for animals the meeting follows a corona virus outbreak at

they are actively lobbying many countries right now to open their borders to lift travel warnings ankara has launched a so-called healthy tourism program which sets criteria for health and hygiene in airports and airplanes as well as in hotels restaurants cafes or at the beach and hotel know most of the told me that the authorities are quite strict when it comes to making sure these rules are being followed and don't tell us afterward for example we saw thermal cameras checking passengers temperatures there also working on setting up a coronavirus test center there so many things are being done but then it's also important to keep an eye on how the outbreak develops and i mentioned that the coastal tourism hops in turkey have seen relatively low numbers off coronavirus cases but overall in the country we're seeing a search in the number of cases again they have in fact doubled since the beginning of june when turkey lifted most of its coronavirus restrictions we're now at nearly 1500 new cases a day and that's probably something european decision makers will take into consideration when

turkey has launched another military offensive against armed kurdish separatists in northern iraq ankara deployed troops to the hearts and region near the border to fight the p.k. k. warplanes have also targeted the group's positions around $3000.00 fighters are believed to be in northern iraq a french court has found syrian president bashar al assad's uncle guilty of international fraud if a solid will serve 4 years in prison he was found guilty of using syrian state funds for personal gains and in the nation cornices shoot a guilty verdict against 7 was pop on human rights activists charged with treason it will serve up to 11 months and jail the group named as the pop on 7 stage demonstrations calling for independence and fair treatment and 2019 so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera more news to come the stream is next. told to go to 0. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen these is the moment to stop all the 30 action these is the moment to concentrate on fighting we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the on the e

days and there is some more showers in the full cause not see bad temperature wise you can see in ankara 23 degrees with those rain showers they could be quite heavy at times the system working its way through eastern areas of the country meanwhile a fairly brisk own show flow on the mediterranean shoreline say 31 in jerusalem and 27 in beirut so should be feeling pretty nice that under the sunny skies but of course away from their father to the south the temperature has a whole different story 42 in baghdad 45 in kuwait the winds a fairly strong as we go throughout the weekend by sunday really quite strong further to the south pushing across katahdin again across into these areas of saudi and touch as well generally made it to high forty's celsius 4643 and 40 celsius across into dubai now being very cool for the last few days across the areas of southern africa that is set to improve all the time to still think the low below the average already for namibia across into balls want to much of south america as well 14 celsius in johannesburg and in h.s. some rain beginning to push in the fa

would depend on the wall of a half those forces withdrawing from 2 key regions and their job for ankara supports the un backed government of national accord it also condemned russia for fueling instability by supporting half the jna recently pushed back half of those forces from the capital tripoli on wednesday arab leaders called for a truce and peace talks between the warring sides but hold up the wide is in tripoli he says however hafter it's unlikely to acknowledge calls for a ceasefire. it does not seem that he will respond given the fagged out his forces helped by russian mercenaries and also by russian weapons including 14 at least fighter jets that's according to the u. s. report in the city of sirte in fact the government military sources say that the fighter jets the russian fighter jets fighting before have to have been targeting the locations west of said it several times and that's why there are movement on so it has been on the other hand the government of national called also does not seem to like any peace initiative coming from the egyptian regime this statement by the

cloud that does mean if you will shows in areas of turkey said you could see a wet day thursday in ankara 24 degrees celsius and not cold not about temperature really 24 degrees a little bit warmer and drier the south through slim beirut this nice on shore flow coming through the eastern end of the bad ones you had away from the the temperatures are high 48 in baghdad and also some very strong winds that will kick up the sand and the dust and those winds actually increasing to go through friday and sunday adding further soften across areas such as bahrain and also into areas of the u.a.e. temperature wise $43.44 in riyadh on friday and then down into southern africa and you seen this front sliding into south africa that will continue its journey it'll bring some fair amount of rain but also some pretty strong winds the ticket only into these areas across the south 17 degrees is the high in port elizabeth and thursday just 13 in cape town it's a cool couple of days ahead in fact just 12 degrees in johannesburg although it will be mostly dry but the really heavy rains there further to the n

iraq has told turkey to pull its troops from the north of the country earlier this week ankara sent soldiers over the border to target kurdish fighters from the armed group the p.k. k. the turkish air force also carried out air strikes baghdad says that it was a violation of its sovereignty turkey considers the p.k. k. a terrorist group al jazeera has some other faultiness in baghdad and says it's not just the turkish ambassador who's been summoned over northern iraq. at the same time the ministry of foreign affairs is also someone that the iranian ambassador over similar operations that have gone on in the north and that is quite unusual because iran is a country that is seen as wielding quite a lot of influence over past governments here in iraq and someone in the iranian ambassador is quite a departure from previous foreign policies and it signals that the new prime minister most of them is trying to create some sort of equivalence in treating all of iraq's neighboring countries in the same way insisting that they have to respect iraq's sovereignty now let's remember what happened during

cease fire would depend on wall of korea have to us forces withdrawing from 2 key regions and joe for ankara supports the un backed government of national accord it also condemned russia for fueling instability by supporting hafter the jna recently pushed back half to us forces from the capital on wednesday arab leaders called for a truce and peace talks between the warring sides 5 civilians have been killed in an attack in central yemen according to who the media the saudi led coalition launched several air strikes targeting vehicles transporting gasoline just north of the governor it at least 5 other people were injured in the raids. the u.s. centers for disease control believes the true number of americans infected by covered 19 could be 10 times higher than the 2300000 cases which have been confirmed the country recorded its biggest staining crease in new cases on thursday some states are now pausing efforts to reopen their economies rob reynolds reports . the magic kingdom will not be seeing any visitors for now as the disney corporation has delayed the reopening of its amusement park i

in the mid twenty's celsius meanwhile few washouts into northern areas of turkey 27 is the high in ankara and we should see those dying out on a thursday elsewhere the winds continuing to say they already quite strong with. further to the south 8 is the high expected high anyway in doha down into southern africa the usual across central regions out west across the gulf of guinea but all the while wednesday some very heavy showers in particular through coastal as the tanzania and ready trade back into the mozambique in quite a cloudy picture for the next couple of days it has been clear across much of the south africa it'll stay fine and dry as well as we head off into thursday when is the getting to increase into cape town time which is in the high teens but a very warm day so important about again on thursday with a high of 27. from fossil fuels to a renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such an amount as a global power developing to the investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stick around

turkey has launched another military offensive against armed kurdish separatists in northern iraq ankara deployed troops in the hof turn in region close to the border to fight the p.k. k. or planes have also been targeting the groups positions around $3000.00 fighters are believed to be in northern iraq turkey the u.s. and the e.u. all list the p.k. k. as a terrorist organization the un human rights council is holding a urgent debate on racism and police brutality in the united states following the police killing of an unarmed black man george floyd a group of 54 african countries of call for the meeting the council has said it will examine violence against peaceful protesters diplomatic editor james bays has more from the new n. the human rights council has been session for some hours now at its chamber in geneva the subject of the meeting the current racially inspired human rights violations systematic racism police brutality and the violence against peaceful protest you'll notice there is no mention in the title of this urgent session that was only decided upon in the last few days of

with any disagreements in the comments during the meeting with the rons foreign minister zarif and ankara turkey meeting with russia was expected to focus on libya and syria where the 2 countries support opposing sides in long standing conflicts 15 pro-democracy activists in hong kong have been in court charged with organizing and taking part in anti-government protests last year some are facing the more serious charge of incitement with the potential prisons and as of 5 years if you go paula. on a day when pro-democracy activists and political figures are in court for taking part in a mass anti-government rally last year new details have emerged about the looming national security law due to be imposed on. an official from the liaison office a body that's meant to monitor events in hong kong and report back to beijing has confirmed that beijing will retain jurisdiction on serious violations of the law he also confirmed that a man on security office will supervise the in-force mint of the law last month china's parliament passed a draft resolution to tailor make a security law for hong ko

would depend on wall of a half those forces withdrawing from 2 key regions served and their job for ankara supports the un backed government of national accord it's also condemned russia for fueling instability by supporting. the jna recently pushed back half of those forces from the capital tripoli wednesday arab leaders called for a truce and peace talks between the warring sides the association of southeast asian nations summit is underway with leaders meeting remotely due to the pandemic the plight of the remainder is expected to be discussed other topics likely to dominate the discussions include the reopening of borders after lock down and the territorial dispute in the south china sea scott joins us from bangkok so there's also this push together a covert fun together how how will that work. that's been something they've been talking about these 10 members of aussie on over the last several months and what they're looking forward to do is you know you've got different economies different levels of development in these 10 nations so what they're looking to do is kind of have a pot of

win reelection iraq has told turkey to pull troops from the north of the country earlier this week ankara sent soldiers over the border to target kurdish fighters from the armed group the p.k. cape the turkish air force also carried out as strikes baghdad says it's a violation of its sovereignty the strain is private says the country is under cyber attack from what he describes as a sophisticated state based act. scott morrison stopped short of saying exactly who's behind it he says the attacks are targeting all levels of government as well as industry that argentina is expected to extend restrictions around its capital as corona virus infections their rise latin america is currently the epicenter but so far john tina has weathered the pandemic better than many of its neighbors and those are the headlines more news here here on al-jazeera after inside story next. once again the korean peninsula is on the edge north korea says it will send troops to the demilitarized border and resume military drills after it blew a hole liaison office meant to facilitate talks just how bad is it this time

is playing a dangerous game in libya that can no longer be tolerated in one year mark ross says ankara's actions are an obstacle to securing a ceasefire on tuesday the arab league will hold a virtual emergency meeting as calls grow for a political solution to the crisis in money as more the discovery of bodies in southern tripoli the military says the bodies belong to people kidnapped by forces of war the have. and it's not the 1st the un's top rights body or did a fact finding mission after the discovery of mass graves into huna previous stronghold of have to find his forces. after a 14 month military campaign to take control of the capital after failed the internationally recognized government recently recaptured. along with other towns in western libya. and on monday the chief international criminal court prosecutor said in the statement she would not hesitate to expand investigations and potential prosecutions to cover any new instances of crimes but there is a possibility of more violence to come libya's government forces in opposition to the west of so that the demand to have to bo

iraq has told turkey to pull its forces out of the north of the country and to stop bombing there ankara has been targeting kurdish separatists in a serious escalation of its decades long conflict against the p.k. k. argentina is expected to extend restrictions around the capital the coronavirus infection rates continue to rise latin america is currently the epicenter but so far argentina has weathered the pandemic better than many of its neighbors up next it's inside story later. once again the korean peninsula is on the edge north korea says it will send troops to the demilitarized border and resume military drills after it blew a hole liaison office meant to facilitate talks just how bad is it this time and can the tension be contained this is inside story. hello i'm come all sons of maria it was just 2 years ago when the leaders of north korea and south korea agreed to work towards peace they signed a pact to stop cross border hostilities and for once there was hope for reconciliation but now that hope it's hard to find young yang's threaten to redeploy troops near the demilitarized

areas of turkey there's always the chance of wanted to show us a time which is a little bit higher in ankara $28.00 degrees on monday with a chance of those showers but look at these winds you can see the green arrows and they are going to be a little bit stronger on monday those winds coming down from the north but i know it's as hot as a has been this quite a bit of influence coming in from the east and into the mid september is a feeling pretty good indeed 28 in jerusalem 27 across into beirut 41 in doha on monday unfortunately does that to increase as we go into cheese if not by a great deal for today but all the while the winds are increasing so it is a halt dry wind and it will of course kick up the sand and the dust then down into southern africa we've finally got a couple of clear days ahead across much of the south maybe just wanted to stray showers along these coastal areas which is in the mid to high teens celsius that the rain really is running as of mozambique and across into towns and of course the usual array of showers and thunderstorms through sentry gins out towards the gul

well it all comes as libyan prime minister fires are surat about the turkish president in ankara the one says turkey will increase its support for soraya on that have to and his forces are the biggest obstacle to peace turkey has been politically and militarily backing the tripoli government in its fight against the warlord and his forces. still ahead on al-jazeera over the lock down protests over senegal state of emergency turned violent. and we look at why the covert 19 death toll continues to soar in mexico to stay with us. hello the rain is building again in southern china is the seasonal rain and the usually effects china and japan moment is just skirting the far south or from sure more like the q shoe meaning it take care remains in the fairly warm weather with a few showers that warm but less sherry weather extends right through most of china but as you can see from shanghai sayas woods is likely to be wet the orange center suggest where the heaviest rain is it tends to drift science which does extend these woods as well so hong kong is always in that mix indeed the forecast f

has told turkey to pull its troops out of the north of the country and to stop bombing comes after ankara deployed ground troops and carried out airstrikes on the kurdistan workers party or p k k targets on sunday and tuesday. they will protest against police brutality have shown it's not just people from ethnic minorities in the us who are mistreated now a report from france's human rights commission says black people a push to the bottom of the country society says police must be better trained to handle racist disputes potter has spoken to one man with a grievance against offices. mohammed baqir wants answers from the police he wants to know why his 14 year old son and 2 of his friends were arrested accused of stealing kept in custody overnight in paris and released without charge seen here in a video after they released the boy said that during their ordeal they were subject to racial and homophobic abuse one says he was slapped across the face police were searching for a suspect who was one meter 60 tool so why arrest my son who was so much taller they only stopped him because of his

turkey to pull its troops out of the north of the country and to stop the recent bombing this week ankara deployed ground forces to iraq and carried out airstrikes turkey was targeting kurdish separatists in a serious escalation of its decades long conflict against the p.k. k. baghdad said it was a violation of its sovereignty simona holton is in baghdad and says it's not just the turkish ambassador who's been summoned over northern iraq but that the baghdad government does have limited options. at the same time the ministry of foreign affairs is also someone that uranian ambassador over similar operations that have gone on in the north and that is quite unusual because iran is a country that is seen as wielding quite a lot of influence over past governments here in iraq and someone in the iranian ambassador is quite a departure from previous foreign policies and it signals that the new prime minister most of them is trying to create some sort of equivalence in treating all of iraq's neighboring countries in the same way insisting that they have to respect iraq's sovereignty now let's rem