to the saudi throne on the job there heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large parts of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages are along the nile river which regularly overflows during the rainy season talks on ethiopia has grown renaissance down has been for spurned until next week so down made the request during a virtual meeting with ministers from ethiopia and egypt ethiopia says the largest hydroelectric project in africa would boost its economy but sudan and egypt fear the dam will threaten their water security which is almost entirely dependent on the river nile. an armed group in the democratic republic of congo has killed at least 19 people that happened in the northeastern province of the 2 read on sunday fighters from the codec a group which claims to represent a farming community raided 3 villages more than 200000 people have fled violence in the province since march mollies constitutional court has sworn in 9 new judges hoping it will calm political tension the 6 men and 3 women took office in a ceremon

to the saudi throne on the job there heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large parts of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages are along the nile river which regularly overflows during the rainy season talks on ethiopia's ground renaissance dam a been postponed until next week so don made the request during a virtual meeting with ministers from ethiopia and egypt ethiopia says the largest hydroelectric project in africa a boost its economy but sudan and egypt fear the dam will threaten their water security which is almost entirely dependent on the river nile. the number of indian tea plantation workers killed in a landslide has risen to at least 49 search teams are still looking for more than 20 people missing since friday a landslide struck in kerala state when workers were sleeping more monsoon rains are on the way. at least 8 people have died in flash flooding in greece water and gulf the 2nd biggest city test along the cape it's estimated as many as 3000 homes have been damaged the baka reports 5. storm fairly a

sable here we do have the usual showers rumbling away out of ethiopia pushing across sudan south sudan northern parts of the democratic republic of congo all the way across into cameroon some heavy showers set just moving across nigeria it became a fast so for the showers as we go on through sunday notice the showers i should do just started to sink a little further south was across a good part of the region's showers will also continue we want to coastal showers just drifting into northern parts of tansen the chance of some showers to the candia. when a mining company struck gold. the local community was promised a glittering future. but their dreams quickly tarnished. their farmland decimated and their pride assaulted the mind soon closed down the impoverished community are left searching for answers new gold for casaca

sending a hit squad to kill him 2 years ago heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large parts of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages along the river nile which regularly overflows during the rainy season. well those were the headlines the news continues here on out is there a lot of people in power station thanks so much in buffalo. counting the cost of russia's 2nd war planes and ministers to seize control of libya's biggest oil fields last $11.00 on the economic analysis of the devastating explosion is it time for a marshall fund plus weaponize in place of this information to manipulate elections . counting the costs of al-jazeera. arabic in states are trying to bank and has known prince famous for its spectacular conduct putting 2017 we reported on a more sinister reputation it was then developing as the nation with the highest group and right to ice in the western hemisphere so what happened to the young trinidadians who went to join islamic state for there's something to that say giuliana rufus has been finding out.

for president alexander lukashenko and heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large parts of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages along the river nile which regularly overflows during the rainy season so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story that's watching. president for a 6th term about a russian leader claimed a landslide victory the opposition called the vote ring 1000 protesters are arrested is this a turning point for the country this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's day than his critics describe him as europe's last dictator alexander lukashenko is set to rule the roost for a 6th term he's already been president for 26 years official results from sunday's election say he won by a landslide but the opposition is rejecting that official result looking shanker as pre-election popularity fell because of his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and worsening economy he faced his toughest election challenger so far svetlana the one of skier a former

roads which link hundreds of villagers heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large areas of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been damaged or destroyed many of the affected areas are along the nile river which often overflows during the rainy season the japanese government is sending a team of experts to help clean up an oil spill in the russia the japanese boat carrier the workers she ran onto an offshore reef 2 weeks ago it's leaked around a 1000 tons of its fuel experts are pumping the remainder off the ship before more pollution damage is coral reefs and beaches popular with tourists cracks are said to be widening in the ship's hull and its fear it will break up in the indian ocean but then over the engine of the commandant of the japanese coast guard instructed them to do their best to provide support on the ground in regards to the sensitive and it is cause huge inconvenience and trouble to related parties we would like to respond firmly and appropriately while closely watching the development of the situation. more than 20000 protesters floated social distancing and ma

every rains brought flash flooding to large areas of northern sudan as well hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages are along the nile which regularly overflows during the rainy season. molly's constitutional court is born in 9 new judges hoping it will help calm political tension the 6 men and 3 women took office in a ceremony attended by president abraham. he has faced a series of protests from opposition supporters demanding his resignation. senegal and says there's been an increase in violence demanding the president step down there's been attacks multiplication of attacks in the north in the center of the country on the weekend we've seen attacks in the region of coro and in a few weeks ago we saw the beheading of a look at a local official by. the greater. so during this period of time the united nations has come out with a report again accusing the money and forces of extrajudicial killings towards the malian population that it's meant to protect more so then the armed forces and the armed groups that are involved so many peo

heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large parts of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages are along the river nile which regularly overflows during the rainy season. and the number of indian tea plantation workers killed in a landslide has risen to at least 14 in search teams are still looking for more than 20 people missing since friday. the landslide struck in the southern state of carola when workers were sleeping more monsoon rains are on the way. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after world war one through our advice station thanks for watching. world war one. the book. 4 years off between conflict. known as the great war the fall of the war to end all somehow and. it's grim trench warfare. and playing. with the main theater of good and but this was a war fault on many fronts. so there's another story mayor lee told. huge importance june in the war and of lost in significance. and. a story of troops who folds and died but who are often forgotten and. if i'm given and coming that

to reporting live from islamabad where heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large areas of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms upand damaged or destroyed many of the affected areas were along the nile which often of a flows during the rainy season. didn't look too bad where kemar was at his live about a few moments ago but if you want to see why that rain is affecting large parts of not only pakistan but india to look at the blob of cloud on everton's map yeah that's right it is the seasonal rains of course and as is often the case they do come in pulses suggested topping in town in the country that's where the worst of the showers is that where he was not so bad a loss a cloud showing up across the good parts of pakistan still some heavy showers to come over northern and southern parts as we go on through the next couple of days incidentally on the saturday karate had $71.00 millimeters of rain that's more than the oldest average rainfall has the problems there further north lahore yesterday so $59.00 millimeters of rain and those showers well now come and go from time to time sou

sable here we do have the usual showers rumbling away out of ethiopia pushing across sudan south sudan northern parts of the democratic republic of congo all the way across into cameroon some heavy showers set just moving across nigeria it became a fast so for the showers as we go on through sunday notice the showers i should do just started to sink a little further south was across a good part of the region's showers will also continue so you want to coastal showers just drifting into northern parts of tansen the chance of some showers to the candia. and this addition to al-jazeera will take you on a journey with the top. diverse wildlife choice by reading by mentioning it all 300 patients just will be discussing the impact the potential uncontrolled development could have on these diverse wildlife species living here if i'm protected. be the hero the world needs. washing. her again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of our top stories this hour russian opposition politician alexei navalny is on his way to germany for urgent medical treatment he's been in a coma in a hospital in siberia s

well here we do have the usual showers rumbling away out of ethiopia pushing across sudan south sudan northern parts of the democratic republic of congo all the way across into cameroon some heavy showers set just moving across nigeria it became a fast further showers as we go on through sunday notice the showers as i should do just started to sink a little further southwards across a good part of the region showers will also continue to to coastal showers just drifting into northern parts of tanzania a chance of some showers to kenya. but . in 2000 and. groundbreaking. preparing some of india's. entry into its toughest universities. 'd and. helping change the face of india. the slums of manila. into an extraordinary community men who risk their lives telling garbage into cash so that their families can survive. even in the face of ongoing obstacles repeat chito pretty never give. up just 0 follows the remarkable people work and. the slow. down just hear. a plane carrying russian opposition politician elected about the lands in battle and why he'll be treated as a suspected poisoning. and i'm

thunderstorms are really the story throughout north africa and this is about the northern most line that runs through sudan and west was towards mali if you get clumps of thunderstorms there of interest sometimes turn into a revolving storm in the atlantic nothing too obvious at the moment then jumping south of all the rain we watched the winter fronts coming through into the western cape and this one is way to cape town at the moment takes a couple of days to get in but it looks like it'll rain in cape town come tuesday with an increasingly strong wind. history has called it the great war in the 1st episode conscription draws hundreds of thousands of our group troops into both sides of the conflict their story is rarely told but had a huge impact on the course of the. world the war through our. own knowledge is even. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and hero. and back a look at the headlines now a state approved exit poll indicates president alexander lukashenko as won the election in belarus with just under 80 percent of the vote is opponents for atlanta taken off skier was given just under 7 p

am radio fled fighting in her hometown in south sudan when she was 2 years old her parents. to kakuma refugee camp in northern kenya it's been a home ever since she's worried about the spread of the corona virus in a common don't you cannot talk among people on my desk and where we fetch water we have to queue and social distancing is practically impossible that scares me. refugee rights activists say chronic conditions and the lack of health care could be a recipe for disaster unfortunately it means possible devastation people who are infected will not be able to be isolated people who. will be a lot of transmission the spread to be fast and the response will be. a major. worry. and what is the situation. thank you i didn't know it was scripted book of the names not only that up if you come out of any of it if you come in this way . i did it in the grown up white house costs you know but i understand it all over there was more so tease it is even was in it if you can swear subsystem unlimited. everything it's been fresh on me because i know everything is about what you're given everything that comes to that

northern province the taliban says it carried out that attack. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei was in sudan the 2nd stop of his 5 day tour of the region so the un's prime minister said talks touched on removing the country from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. are staying in the u.s. republicans are formally nominated donald trump as that counter to november's presidential election will face the democratic candidate joe biden president trump secure the nomination on the 1st day of the republican national convention in charlotte north carolina he used his speech to accuse his opponents of trying to rig the election this election years the battle for the saw all of america america it's all on the line and what the republican national convention rocks and numbers it's certainly making up for impassioned. your 7 destiny ladies and gentlemen. is our freedom and liberty and the american dream. is yet. in a scaled back event donald trump junior partner was among the key speakers on the opening night. land of promise donald trump's of the sun himself went on the attack people trading d

which targeted a base for afghan forces in the northern province of the taliban says it carried out data time. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei is in sudan a 2nd stop of his 5 day tour of the region saddam's prime minister said talks touched on removing the country from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. america's summer of racial reckoning shows no sign of abating as people take to the streets in wisconsin to protest the shooting of a black man by police the unrest began after officers shot jacob blake several times in the back on sunday is the blank survived but he's seriously wounded in hospital. it began as the mournful cry for help of a community suffering under the weight of injustice. the design suited the attention some protesters in the police police fired tear gas in response. shots rang out on the 2nd night of protests in wisconsin cars were torched buildings burned the family of jacob blake who shooting brought them all here pleaded for peace. we appreciate their support but from his mother and from are from is his father courage of people to protest peacefully not to be destructive we want justice and we want prop

northern and western africa. more than 84,000 covid—i9 cases have been reported here. in east africa, kenya, ethiopia and sudans. this has been attributed to increased testing and reopening of the economy by various heads of state. kenya, ethiopia, rwanda and uganda have conducted more than 200,000 covid—i9 tests. and like south africa, where healthcare workers are going into the community looking for symptomatic cases, governments here are conducting targeted testing, focusing on a particular population or an area that has a cluster of cases. even with this, the africa cdc is concerned about the cases being reported in kenya, ethiopian and sudan, where cases are rising fast. it is also urging the tanzanian government to share its statistics on covid—i9 as neither the african cdc nor the who have received any data from the country in the last three months. let's now cross over to nigeria, where my colleague chris ewokor will share what governments in west africa are doing to contain a further spread of covid—i9. in west africa, some countries are seeing what looks like leveling of the curve, but some are also

northern province the taliban have claimed responsibility for the. u.s. secretary of state mike compare has left israel and arrived in sudan the 2nd stop on his tour of the middle east trip is aimed at building on the recent peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates on monday they all met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other leaders. and after taking a year out to complain for tougher action against climate change swedish environmental activists reza to embark has returned to school to complete her studies the teenager posted this photo of herself on social media saying it feels so great to finally be back at school again. 5 years ago in the summer of 2015 europe faced its biggest migration crisis since world war 2 hundreds of thousands of desperate people fleeing war and economic hardship tried to reach the continent the largest group of migrants making the earliest journey came from syria 4 years of civil war had forced them to flee president bashar al assad's forces had increased their attacks on opposition strongholds and the so-called islamic state was gaining strength but people from many

active rainy season throughout the world actually this is the northern limit more or less and august is indeed the wettest month for sudan as you can see is not a great deal comes along in clumps in fact 2 which is more or less where you just look in just the south seas $48.00 millimeters as an average in this month not just isn't very much rain so this is has been active season and the house as a result been these funny word for it because both south sudan i remember that from a month ago is pretty widespread there and they're in sudan itself and the line extends east was through ethiopia towards the bottom half of the middle east as you can see the forecast for problem itself got 2 more days of thunderstorms so a ban to exceed the average if it hasn't already happened then it dries up for a while but as you say wet. weather all hard as it just sits there for ages if you line up to the middle east and the northern arabian sea another massive cloud has recently given a month's worth of rain to karate another place which doesn't seem much for this time of the year and that circulation going to continue and drift back towa

going to see fine and dry weather too across northern parts of africa still got those life showers around the sun help pushing across a good parts of sudan south sudan through chad easing of it was more than parts of nigeria little further north and they should be southern areas of nigeria still with a few showers but largely fine and dry for many. frank assessments seeing that. 60 percent of the. life we see this informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the old immediate region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after the use of proxy because look at everything the enters the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. i am. a book about what you all deserve it means the whole robin a reminder of our top stories the governing party in sri lanka has won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections the sri lanka people's front is led by the rajapaksa brothers got a buyer of mahinda who served as prime minister and president 16 poured visuals have been detained in beirut as frustration grows over the lebanese government's r

going to see fine and dry weather to across northern parts of africa still got those life showers still story around the sun help pushing across a good parts of sudan south sudan through chad easing of it was more than parts of nigeria little further north and they should be southern areas of nigeria still with a few showers but largely fine and dry for many. once welcome now fear. of dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more gentle and syrian. are much money those are richer get those people put up food from deutsche one german and american the new germans on al-jazeera. who lose. the a. quick look at headlines now top story of course french president emmanuel mcconnell has been visiting the lebanese capital beirut 2 days after its massive port explosion he has called for a transparent international inquiry and says there must be a new political order in lebanon. or the death toll from cheese days blast has now risen to 149 but it is only expected to rise people are still carrying up the rubble littering the streets up to 3 kilometers away from the portion of

rolling off the highlands sedan south sudan seeing heavy showers uganda west and there is of kenya also looking rather disturbed in some really heavy rain there into northern and central parts of nigeria over the next day so making its way a little further west was to the south of that it is generated by we have got a few showers just pushing into central parts of the next couple of days and tending increasingly cold for the south of africa. stories in line. and. inspiration. a series of short documentaries from ground 0. that celebrate the human spirit against the arts. al-jazeera. but the market watching on to 0 means the whole rama reminder of our top news stories u.s. president donald trump has announced a deal to normalize ties between the united arab emirates and israel under the agreement israel will suspend but not scrap plans to an extent palestinian territory palestine is recalling its own bastard to the u.a.e. calling the deal of the trail a stab in the back and in other news the belorussian government has begun releasing people who were arrested during protests against the president alexander lukashenko election when the government has also iss

rolling off the highlands sedan south sudan seeing heavy showers uganda western there is of kenya also looking rather disturbed in some really heavy rain there into northern and central parts of nigeria over the next day or 2 so making its way a little further west was to the south of that it is generated by we have got a few showers just pushing into central parts of missouri and bake over the next couple of days and turning increasingly cold for the south of africa. sweat tears and sometimes block but for them. what their dreams are made of. just their wild tells the story of a young moroccan boxes from humble backgrounds to train one of the fights of their lives. under former champion who gives his old friend that success casablanca icon on how to 0. book about you want your deservedly so whole run a reminder of our top news stories the belorussian government is releasing people who were arrested during protests against the president alexander lukashenko it also issued a rare public apology the shanker is accused of rigging last week's election which he won in a landslide he was president donald trump has announced a deal to normalize ties between the

forces in northern province the taliban says it carried out that attack. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei was in sudan the 2nd stop of his 5 day tour of the region so the un's prime minister said talks touched on removing the country from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. are staying in the u.s. republicans are formally nominated donald trump as their counterparts in november's presidential election who faced the democratic candidate joe biden president trump secure the nomination on the 1st day of the republican national convention in charlotte north carolina he used his speech to accuse his opponents of trying to rig the election this election years the battle for the saw all of america america it's all on the line and what the republican national convention marks and numbers it's certainly making up for in passion. your destiny ladies and gentlemen. is more freedom and liberty and the american dream. is yet. in a scaled back event donald trump junior partner was among the key speakers on the opening night of the land of promise donald trump's of the sun himself went on the attack for tr

rolling off the highlands sedan south sudan seeing heavy showers uganda west and there is of kenya also looking rather disturbed in some really heavy rain there into northern and central parts of nigeria over the next day so making its way a little further west was to the south of that heat is generated by we have got a few showers just pushing into central parts of maize and bake of the next couple of days and tending increasingly cold for the south of africa. global food production is wasteful and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources jellyfish is delicious with a very light seafood taste texture. and innovative production techniques i've seen a viable form before i would never in a restaurant after the see this is great earthrise feeding the 1000000000 on a just you know. the island of sardinia a famously a delhi college a spot. less well known as a proving grounds for. investigating claims that years of military training and arms testing triggered cancer and birth defects amid the local population. secret sardinia people in power on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. that. thousands of protesters are being freed in belo gr

continent's last case was reported in northern nigeria 4 years ago the announcement is a major step in the 30 year campaign to eradicate the disease worldwide sudanys it's in no position to normalize relations with israel during talks in khartoum prime minister told us secretary of state might bombay or that the transitional government is mandated to make such decisions cooler temperatures higher humidity and less wind is helping firefighters battle against wildfires in the u.s. state of california but hundreds of blazes are still burning the fires have killed at least 7 people and destroyed more than a 1000 homes those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here on out is there do stay with us latin america a giant in turmoil is next. well there are always political shiz and cycles and every continent in the world. but the left has prospered more in latin america in recent decades than elsewhere. and cuba brazil. and venezuela bolivia. until now. marco enríquez a manami comes from a revolutionary background as one in a losing cause for the chilean presidency 3 times and is now leader of the progressive party. and this film he

going to see fine and dry weather too across northern parts of africa still those life showers still just around the sun help pushing across a good parts of sudan south sudan through chad easing of it was more than parts of nigeria little further north and they should be southern areas of nigeria still in with a few showers but lost a fine and dry for many. coburn daintiness you know war of words escalate between the u.s. and china challenge us general robert spaulding and british diplomat and also kerry brown on whether the west is entering into a new cold war with china in a special edition of head to head you want to travel ban on china for much of the muslim proposal we need a strict vetting process is to. again beijing we have a china centric world and then a world which is not china centric head to head on out his iraq. news as it breaks there is increasing pressure to tun its back and u.k. is finding itself corp's between the 2 superpowers with detailed coverage. tracing is now being seen as part of a wider political failure. from around the world human rights groups say that. they were killed or disappeared by argentina security forces.

sudan they're demanding fast to change a year after a power sharing deal was signed. there's gold in these hills that i'm standing on perhaps 3800000000 dollars worth armory chalons in northern ireland keep watching to find out why some people here want to stop the canadians from mining it. so we're beginning in the united states with the democratic party is holding its national convention to formally name joe biden as its presidential candidate of course the coronavirus pandemic is still persisting so this year's event is being held virtually we've got the vermont senator bernie sanders and former 1st lady michelle obama headlining this 1st night of speeches some of which have been prerecorded. i know joe he is a profoundly decent man guided by faith he was a terrific vice president he knows what it takes to rescue an economy beat back a pandemic and lead our country and he listens he will tell the truth and trust science he will make smart plans and manage a good team and he will govern as someone who's lived a life that the rest of us can recognize so we'll be hearing that speech in full a little bit later also as i said vermont senator bernie sanders who was running for

sudan's capital as the river nile reaches unprecedented levels hundreds of migrants are brought to the italian island of lampedusa after being rescued and saying. hello the kinds of crowd has been streaming across northern areas of asia in the last few hours and this is bringing some very heavy rain across into meanwhile to the south this mass here course is our thai food this is thai food may sack a very powerful typhoon indeed throughout monday moving northward away from the philippines but of course heading closer towards western japan is certainly beginning to have some impacts in the right now through monday this storm will have winds sustained about 195 kilometers an hour and of course gusting a stronger than that it will become even stronger on cheese day that is what the forecast is saying from the joint typhoon warning center by then we could see sustained winds over 200 kilometers an hour and gusting to $270.00 really will have an impact even across into taiwan east and china and certainly much the ricoh islands and western areas of japan me want to few showers across the korean peninsula and work in the east was through northern china bunch of rain across the south asia it is a little sick ou

sudan being on the list of countries concerning terrorism. the world health organization has declared africa 3 naturally occurring polio the continent's last case was reported in northern nigeria 4 years ago the announcement is a major step in the 30 year long campaign to eradicate the disease worldwide. we must continue to protect africa's children against all forms of polio and other childhood diseases ensuring they are protected. and we must take the lessons learned and best practices from eradicating one polio virus to achieve africa's other public health goals and improve health care for all africans. has this report now from nigeria. the announcement has come too late for tens of thousands of polio victims here with paralyzed limbs life gets harder in a country where little attention is paid to the needs of the disabled. but for parents of future generations a major source of worry is lifted. completeness a success was delayed because of vaccination or stuff for years in many parts of northern nigeria. some parents said the order of polio vaccine was a birth control scheme. attacks another major obstacle to the immunization campaign the challenges in accessibilit