hello i maryam namazie and london just a quick look at the headlines now with exactly a week to go before the u.s. election donald trump and joe biden is spending chews day crisscrossing the united states in an intense day of campaigning national polls giving democrat contender biden a solid lead but it's not but it's much tighter actually in some of the battleground states that could decide the election the coronavirus pandemic continues to overshadow campaigning infections are surging in the country with some states concerned about a shortage of hospital beds really half a 1000000 cases have been confirmed in the past week alone addressing supporters in georgia by didn't condemn trump's handling of the pandemic this is ministration has yet to offer a single plan that's one of the reasons why the most one of most prestigious medical journals in the world the new england journal of medicine called the president quote dangerously incompetent one on to say the president turned a crisis and to a tragedy i'm ready to act i know what to do started on day one of my presidency we will do it. mea

i know i'm maryam namazie in london just a quick look at the headlines now police an anti-government protest as a force in the center of thailand's capital water cannon was used to break through a barricade set up by demonstrators in bangkok calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy scott hyder reports. face to face in bangkok anti-government protestors and thai police got into a violent confrontation 3 months in the making. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd day thousands ignored the risk of arrest under emergency decree issued the day before as promised in an announcement just after the violence began taia thordis began using everything at their disposal to stop the protests including water cannon with burning agent laced with water. the protesters are demanding a new constitution reform of the monarchy and the resignation of the cabinet including prime minister pray at genosha something he dismissed on friday as he explained the reasons for the emergency order. as you are all aware of the situation the government must

allowing maryam namazie in london with a quick look at our main story now a state of emergency has been declared and characterised on. a shot was fired at a car carrying a former president as he attended a rally in the capital bishkek the current head of state has ordered the military onto the streets in a bid to end the un wrest the power vacuum follows sunday's parliamentary election but there are hopes in a move by 2 leading opposition leaders to join forces charles stratford is in bishkek but we've now had a statement come through that is being made by the voice speaker of parliament saying that parliament has to vote on this state of emergency in order for it to be legal we understand that the emergency session of parliament will be held tomorrow to do exactly that certainly the opposition are putting pressure on the government to follow the kind of legal parameters that this country is proud of setting up in recent years but as i say in the last few days the chaos that we've seen on the streets seems to suggest that all those legal parameters seem to be falling apart. well talks a

hello i maryam namazie and london a quick look at the main stories now france is again coming to terms with a deadly act of violence which the country's president has described as an islamist attack a man wielding a knife beheaded an elderly woman and killed 2 other people in a church in the riviera city of nice several others have been injured president emanuel says the incident is an attack on france. yemen to miss you ladies and gentlemen once again our country has been hit by an islamist terror attack once again this morning 3 of our compact shirts you tell him east in this not to die. and very clearly france is under. the sun is a day if we are attacked it is for our values for our taste for freedom for this possibility on our soil a belief really not to give in to any mind of terror was to qualify say it with great clarity once again we will not give in david chaytor is in nice. just got some information here from the police they say that the the suspects who launched the attack was she needs you and they say. his name has been revealed as him. correct he's 21 years old. when you

allow i maryam namazie in london a main story this hour u.s. president ronald trump is suffering from lyle symptoms off to testing positive for corona virus a white house doctor is saying trying received an experimental antibody called tele remains the teens off to the diagnosis 1st lady milonga trump has also contracted the virus on the pair isolating the white house i'm not going to get into i'm the president symptoms exactly had mild symptoms but he is hard at work and we're having to slow him down a little bit he's been on the phone with senator mcconnell senator lindsey graham but on the phone with chief of staff mark meadows talking about emergency declaration for states as well as stimulus so he's hard at work despite the mild symptoms of course it's a month out from election day and it's caused more uncertainty over the trunk campaign all of his previously announced election events have been perspire and will have moved online so so not care troubled people just facing the next presidential debate on the 15th of october meanwhile the de

how i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour after months of unrest and a campaign mob by violence the polls of close in the presidential election in guinea of appears to have been largely peaceful but dozens of opposition supporters are saying that they refused the chance to cast their ballots because of problems with their voter cards meanwhile the united nations is still parties to refrain from engaging in ethnic violence concern that's also shared by the international criminal court the west african region is in a precarious situation after a recent coup in mali and rest ahead of ivory coast's election because hot has more now from neighboring senegal. well it's been an exceptional day of voting despite this divisive campaign where we saw candidates really trying to pit guineans against each other along ethnic lines there was a big turnout during the vote was there are some that weren't able to vote either in neighboring countries like here in senegal where there's more than 3000000 guineans migrants living here who are prevented from voting or either because some didn

i maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the main stories now spain is considering a new national state of emergency as europe's corona virus outbreak continues to get worse germany in the czech republic of both hit new records of around 15000 daily cases each that comes as poland's president became the latest wild leader to become infected under a duty to apologize to people who have to quarantine off to contact with him insisting he feels fine meanwhile colombia could be just hours away from recording its millionth case of the virus the 3rd american nation to do so on that has more on that from when is are is colombia in the next day or 2 likely to pass that grim 1000000 people infected they've had 30000 deaths and has already passed that 1000000 a 1000000 people infected with 28000 deaths both of those countries imposed fairly tight restrictions that have suffered despite that the worst cases the worst country to suffer has been brazil where president both the naro if you may remember called the corona virus nothing worse than the little flu he himself contracted the disease. w

i maryam namazie in london a quick look at the main story now the world health organization has warned that european governments need to accelerate their response to the coronavirus dozens of countries are reporting record numbers of infections among them spain which added more than 52000 new cases over the weekend we've baka reports. hospitals across europe are under mounting strain in spain emergency wards are overrun with coated 19 sufferers many of them elderly the country's followed france and belgium sladen imposing nighttime curfews a response said prime minister pedro sanchez to an extreme situation. countries are tightening restrictions from says been reporting record daily figures but a leading scientist who advises the french government believes the infection rate could be twice as high adding to calls for full a short term lockdown. the virus is so present around us today we no longer have a choice we have to downsize a bit like what the irish and the welsh have done to reset a time or allow ourselves to reorganize and to stop the situation of intensive care units. in parts

of china although we do have somewhat and it ties wintry weather if it was the west . 0. 0 i maryam namazie a watching the news hour live from london coming up millions of chileans cost that ballot in a referendum which could release the country from a lost in legacy of the pinochet era. and on rest return to the streets of the iraqi capital protesters tried to storm the falsified green zone security forces respond with tear gas. peaceful protests descends into violence in baton rouge the president is still resisting calls to resign. u.s. vice president might bans continues campaigning off the reports suggest at least 5 senior staff members have tested positive for corona virus. and a ban on nuclear weapons will soon become a reality but is it worth the paper it's written on. the program we begin this news hour in chile where voters i have just a few hours left to cost their ballot in a historic referendum on whether to change the country's constitution a vote is a result of fierce anti-government protests which of consume the country since last year at the heart of the unrest lingering ine

hello i maryam namazie are watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes by water cannon but still defiant a 3rd day of protests in bangkok demonstrators want the prime minister gone and reforms to the monarchy. the u.k. prime minister again dangles the prospect of a no deal breck's it has spokes person claims talks with the e.u. are over french police opened a terror investigation after a teacher is killed in a knife attack in a suburb north of paris. arrested on drug charges mexico's former defense minister is taken into custody at los angeles airport and 10 scenes outside a south african court where 2 black men are accused of killing a white comma. hello welcome to the news hour we begin in thailand where police and anti-government protest as a force in the center of the capital water cannon was used to break through a barricade set up by demonstrators in bangkok for a 3rd day in a row now thousands of people defied a government ban on gatherings that calling for the prime minister's resignation and they also want unprecedented reforms to the country's mon

hello i'm maryam namazie a watching the news hour live from london coming up a search and rescue operation continues into the night after a powerful of quite levels dozens of buildings in turkey's izmir province. vigils held across france for 3 people killed in nice among them a mother of 3 who cared for the elderly. this during a national coronavirus lockdown in france case is also surging in italy and germany the e.u. says it joined up response is the only remedy. and the state of texas breaks early voting records more people have voted before this election than the entire vote in 2016. was a desperate search for survivors in the turkish city of izmir after it was struck by a powerful earthquake under the achaean see the magnitude 7 trauma brought down buildings and triggered tidal waves in the coastal city as well as in parts of greece at least 20 buildings have collapsed and several neighborhoods were flooded by sea water 19 people are now known to have died that includes 2 teenagers on the greek island of someone else though the death toll number is expected to rise more than 700 othe

hello i'm maryam namazie all watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. a race against the coronavirus that europe is losing the w.h.o. wants governments to speed up their response french products in the firing line is a war of words between turkey and france escalates. reports of violations of a u.s. brokered cease fire and nagorno-karabakh a lasting peace continues to remain alsa reach. and find out what nasa has discovered on the sunlit surface of the mood. hello welcome to the program our top story the world health organization has warned that european governments need to excel or a response they say to the coronavirus cases are rising sharply across the continent with dozens of countries now reporting record infections among them spain which added more than 52000 new cases over the weekend but hopes of a vaccine all growing in the u.k. with the british government anticipating a mass rollout in the 1st half of next year the fucka has our report. hospitals across europe are under mounting strain in spain emergency wards are overrun with coated 19 suff

now i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program . this is a fundamental step towards peace and stability in libya.

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program just hoursuntil a one month national lockdown france goes further than most.

moore admits counting the cost on al-jazeera. 0. 000 i maryam namazie a watching the news out live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. less than 24 hours after a missile attack killed 13 civilians in the as area city of gunja a new humanitarian ceasefire comes into effect between all media and azerbaijan. protesters return to the streets of lebanon a year after mass demonstrations shook the country but failed to produce sweeping reforms. as new covered 19 restrictions come into force in poland and france. germans to stay at home. was. easier than voters reward system draw done for decisive coronavirus response on course for a red outright majority. welcome to the program in the last hour a new humanitarian ceasefire has come into effect between armenia and azerbaijan it comes a week off to russia brokered a cease fire which failed to stop the fighting in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region which is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but is run by ethnic armenians it also follows a missile strike on the city of gunja which killed 13 civilians 2 of them babies. ab

i know i maryam namazie in london a quick look at the headlines now as a desperate search for survivors in the turkish air after it was struck by a powerful earthquake on the aegean sea 14 people are known to have died and hundreds are injured after the collapse of at least 20 buildings some reports their. risk your search for survivors and the rubble of buildings and is made turkey's 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt that while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. a long time because of them hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from istanbul to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links on the says sara lee. i thought that the ground to chatted you cannot think or you try to do is get out everywhere was coll

although i maryam namazie in london our main story this hour u.s. president on will trump and his wife melania are in isolation after testing positive for covert 19 and they are displaying mild symptoms of the virus how long the isolation loss depends on how unwell they become i'm not going to get into i'm the present symptoms exactly had mild symptoms but he is hard at work and we're having to slow him down a little bit he's been on the phone with senator mcconnell i said.

how i'm maryam namazie in london a main story this hour after months of unrest and a campaign mob by violence the polls of close in the presidential election in guinea of appears to have been largely peaceful but dozens of opposition supporters saying that they refused the chance to cost that ballots because of problems with their vote of cards meanwhile the united nations is still parties to refrain from engaging in ethnic violence concern that's also shared by the international criminal court the west african region is in a precarious situation after a recent coup in mali and rest a head of ivory coast's election nicolas hawke has more now from neighboring senegal. well it's been an exceptional day of voting despite this divisive campaign where we saw candidates trying to pidgeon ends against each other along.

the. 0. 0 i maryam namazie you're watching the news hour live from london coming up. shots fired at karega stars former president as a state of emergency is imposed after days of unrest over sunday's election. russia talks to resolve the conflict over to go in a car back but as a by jones president rules out any concessions to armenia. food is the best vaccine against. the 2020 nobel peace prize goes to the un's world food program for working to stop hunger being used as a weapon of war. and why the netherlands so called intelligent coronavirus lockdown no longer seems to be working. welcome to the news hour we begin in carrick a stand where there's been gunfire and more chaos on the streets after a state of emergency was declared to end days of post-election on wrest the former president back at home by of says there was an attempt on his life when his car was shot in the capital bishkek these are some of the key players in the crisis right now you have kyrgyzstan's president so room by you may be a call of insisting that he's in control of the country but says he'll

oh i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program french products in the firing line as a war of words between turkey and france escalates. reports of violations of the u.s. brokered cease fire and a corner a lasting peace continues to remain alison.

i know i'm maryam namazie in london just a quick look at the headlines now police and anti-government protesters have force in the center of thailand's capital water cannon was used to break through a barricade set up by demonstrators in bangkok calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy scott hyder reports. face to face in bangkok anti-government protestors and thai police got into a violent confrontation 3 months in the making. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd day thousands ignored the risk of arrest under emergency decree issued the days.

hello i'm maryam namazie in london a quick look at the main stories now france is again coming to termsith a deadly act of violence which the country's president has described as an islamist attack a man wielding a knife beheaded an elderly woman and killed 2 other people in a church in the riviera city of nice several others have been injured president emanuel says the incident is an attack on france. going to miss you ladies and gentlemen for once again our country has been hit but islamist terror attack once again this morning 3 of our compact shirts tell him east in this not to.

my colleague maryam namazie spoke to agnes come on the un special rapporteur on extra judicial summary and arbitrary exit q sions she says the international community must act together to prevent cases like the murder of jamal house shook. i think we need to ensure that we do not get ourselves held hostage by the inner dick or seas of the saudi justice system it was clear from the start that it would be very difficult to get justice for jamal given the fact that the justice system in saudi arabia is so plan to political many pollution it is incumbent upon other actors but to get only outside saudi arabia to put pressure and to do all they can to ensure that accountability is delivered now we know that it will be very difficult to get those who ordered the crime in front of a court. if indeed it is mohamed bin salman as the cia as suggested more than a yogo that said there are all other ways of ensuring that at the very least choice is being delhi verd and that the very least saudi arabia feel the pressure political or you die as a hero dr callandar it doesn't seem as though they are fe

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program calls for peaceful elections in tanzania off the violence and near arrest of an opposition leader in zanzibar. an explosion kills at least 8 people and injures more than 100 all those at a religious school in congress don. and it defending reproductive rights demonstrations in poland against the restrictions on abortion. welcome to the program our top story exactly a week to go of course before the u.s. election donald trump and joe biden are spending choose a crisscrossing the united states in an intense day of campaigning national polls are giving democratic contender biden a solid lead but it's a lot tighter in some of the battleground states that could decide the election the coronavirus pandemic of course continues to overshadow the campaign infections are surging with some states concerned about the lack of hospital beds nearly half a 1000000 cases of been confirmed in the past week alone with more than 225000 deaths since the pandemic began the progress of a rescue package through congre

hello i'm maryam namazie and london just a quick look at the headlines now with exactly a week to go before the u.s. election donald trump and joe biden is spending choose day crisscrossing the united states and an intense day of campaigning national polls giving democrat contender biden a solid lead but it's not but it's much tighter actually in some of the battleground states that could decide the election the coronavirus pandemic continues to overshadow campaigning infections are surging in the country with some states concerned about a shortage of hospital beds and a half a 1000000 cases have been confirmed in the past week alone addressing supporters in georgia vida.

though i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program just hours until a one month national lockdown france goes further than most european countries as it works to control the coronavirus. landslides triggered by a powerful typhoon in vietnam the rescue is race to find dozens of people still missing. and native american communities face significant barriers to voting but in this u.s. election they play a key role. france is now at its highest terror alert level and thousands of extra police have been deployed across the country after 3 people were killed in a knife attack in the riviera city of nice visiting the scene shortly afterwards french president emanuel described it as an islamist terror attack and an attack on france it comes just weeks after the murder of a history teacher and also at a time of growing anger around the world on defense of secular values and his campaign to limit what he called extremism they've achieved to reports. a place of worship now a crime scene inside not to don basilica the congregation had been praying when a ma

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program just hours until a one month national lockdown france goes further than most european countries as it tries to control the coronavirus. landslides triggered by a powerful typhoon in vietnam rescuers race to find dozens of people still missing . and native american communities face significant barriers to voting but is this the u.s. election where it could play the role. a lot welcome to the program all top story france is again coming to terms with a deadly attack a violent act of violence which the country's president has described as an islamist attack a knife wielding man beheaded an elderly woman and killed 2 other people in a church in the riviera city of nice it comes just weeks after the murder of a teacher all this against the backdrop of heightened disquiet in france and around the world the president's defense of secular values and a push to confront extremist islam so let's take a look then at how the events unfolded today the attacks started at around 8 am local time that's 0700 g.m.

allowing maryam namazie in london with a quick look at our main story now a state of emergency has beendeclared and kurdistan. a shot was fired at a car carrying a former president as he attended a rally in the capital bishkek the current head of state has ordered the military onto the streets in a bid to end the unrest a power vacuum follows sunday's parliamentary election but there are hopes in a move by 2 leading opposition leaders to join forces charles stratford is in bishkek but we've now had a statement come through has been made by the board speaker of parliament.

i'm maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the main stories now spain is considering a new nationaltate of emergency as europe's corona virus outbreak continues to get west germany and the czech republic of both hit new records of around 15000 daily cases each that comes as poland's president became the latest wildly to become infected under a duty to apologize to people who have to quarantine off to contact with and insisting he feels fine mean.

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program anger and unrest return to the streets of the iraqi capital protesters tried to storm the fortified green zone security forces respond with tear gas. peaceful protests descends into violence in baton rouge where the president is still resisting calls to resign. u.s. vice president my pads continues campaigning off reports suggest at least 5 senior staff members have tested positive for the coronavirus. we begin the program in chile where voters have just a few hours left to cost that ballot in a historic referendum on whether to change the country's constitution a vote as a result of fierce anti-government protests which of consume the country since last year at the heart of the unrest lingering inequality enshrined in the current constitution which was enacted decades ago during the pinochet dictatorship where more than $14000000.00 people eligible to vote including the president sebastian pinera who caused his vote in the capital santiago the been long queues of people outside polling station

a stumble earlier my colleague maryam namazie spoke to agnes kalamata the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial summary or arbitrary executions she says the international community must act together to prevent cases like the murder of jamal . i think we need to ensure that we do not get ourselves held hostage by the inner dick or seas of the saudi justice system it was clear from the start that it would be very difficult to get justice for jamal given the fact that the justice system in saudi arabia is so plan to political many crucial it is incumbent upon other actors but to get only outside saudi arabia to put pressure and to do all they can to ensure that accountability is delivered now we know that it will be very difficult to get those who ordered the crime in front of a court. if indeed it is mohamed bin salman as a cia as suggested more than a yogo that said there are all other ways of ensuring that at the very least choice is being delhi verd and that the very least saudi arabia feel the pressure political or you die as a hero dr callandar it doesn't seem as though they are feeling any

though i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program french products in the firing line as a war of words between turkey and france escalates. reports of violations of the u.s. brokered cease fire and of course lost in peace continues to remain out of reach and find out what nasa has discovered on the sunlit surface of the moon. welcome to the program our top story world health organization has warned that european governments need to accelerate their response to the corona virus cases are rising sharply right across the continent with dozens of countries reporting record numbers of infections among them spain which added more than 52000 new cases over the weekend but hopes of a vaccine are growing in the u.k. with the british government anticipating a mass rollout in the 1st half of next year the foka has our ports. hospitals across europe are under mounting strain in spain emergency wards are overrun with coated 19 sufferers many of them elderly the country's followed france and belgium sladen imposing nighttime curfews a response said prime minister

hello i'm maryam namazie watching al jazeera live from london also coming up on the program russia host talks to resolve the conflict of in a gorney car back but as a by johns president rules out any concessions to on the media well. here we believe that the u.n. world food program wins the nobel peace prize for its efforts to end hunger is the pandemic drives millions more to the brink of starvation and as donald trump says he's ready to hold rallies again and house speaker nancy pelosi on vale's legislation that would empower congress to remove the president's. low welcome to the program we begin in carrick a stun weather's been gunfire and chaos on the streets after a state of emergency was declared former president at him by of who was released by protesters this week says has been an attempt on his life after his car was shot at in the capital bishkek. it happened after the current president of forced a curfew in order troops on to the streets to end days of unrest after sunday's election rival demonstrations have been taking place across the capital on friday. protesters forced th

know i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program . has moved spoke to. nigeria's president says 51 civilians and 80 members of the security forces have been killed in the last 2 weeks of protests. spain's prime minister says the country's real number of coronavirus cases might be around 3000000 that's triple the official count. this is a fundamental step towards peace and stability in libya. praise but also caution as libya's warring sites sign an immediate and permanent ceasefire brokered by the united nations. sudan and israel have agreed to normalize relations in a deal brokered by the u.s. it makes you don the 3rd arab nation to set aside its differences with israel in the past 2 months of the country's foreign minister says that it still needs to be approved by the transitional legislative council which has yet to be formed u.s. president donald trump sealed the agreement in a cold with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister abdullah one dog he also told congress he's removing saddam from a

i know i'm maryam namazie in london a quick look at the headlines now as a desperate search for survivorsin the turkish city of is near after it was struck by a powerful earthquake on the aegean sea 14 people are known to have died and hundreds are injured after the collapse of at least 20 buildings some now reports. risk your search for survivors and the rubble of buildings and is made turkey's 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. to have a shop.

i maryam namazie london a quick look at the main story now the world health organization has warned that european governments need to accelerate their response to the coronavirus dozens of countries are reporting record numbers of infections among them spain which added more than 52000 new cases over the weekend the of baka reports. hospitals across europe are on the mounting strain in spain emergency wards the overrun with covert 19 sufferers many of them elderly the country's followed france and belgium pleaded imposing nighttime curfew.

hello i'm maryam namazie and on then the watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program vigils across france for 3 people killed in nice among them a mother of 3 who cared for the elderly. this during a national coronavirus lockdown in france the cases are also surging in italy and germany the e.u. says a joined our sponsor is the only remedy in the state of texas breaks in early voting records more people have voted before this election and in the tire 2016 votes. come to program our top story as a desperate search for survivors in the turkish city of izmir after it was struck by a powerful earthquake on the aegean sea the magnitude 7 tremor brought down buildings and triggered tidal waves in the coastal city as well as in parts of greece at least 20 buildings have collapsed several neighborhoods or flooded by sea water fishel figures are that 14 people are known known to have died and that includes 2 teenagers on the greek island of samuel's but the number is expected to rise more than 400 others were injured though search and rescue teams are still working through the rubble and a

low i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program 6 days of fighting and dozens dead but now signs of compromise on mean his government says it's ready to discuss the cease fire in a car bog. and defiant protesters continue that calls for justice of the gang rape and deaths of $2.00 women in india. u.s. president donald trump and his wife melania are in isolation off to testing positive for covert 19 displaying mild symptoms how long their isolation last depends on how well they become u.s. health authorities say people myself isolate for 10 days after a positive test and even longer if they present symptoms and even after that might have to test negative twice in a row with the test done at least 24 hours apart the crucial question how will this affect the election campaign says all pre-announced events involving the 1st family will either be perspire owned or held online it's not care either if trump will be able to attend the next presidential debate set to be held on the 15th of october is just around a month to go now until americans pick a new pr

you know i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. engulfed by anger protests across india over the gang rape and death of 2 women from the dalai community. the e.u. formally launches legal action against the u.k. over its plans to breach parts of the brics it divorce agreement and scores of arrested in hong kong even as new laws and coronavirus restrictions cause protesters to create. global come to the program we begin with the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia and the disputed nagorno-karabakh region where it's alleged syrian fighters have now joined the battle that france and russia are saying they have evidence the fight has traveled through turkey to join the fight on behalf of azerbaijan adorn a car by his internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it's controlled by on media and separatists a flare up in fighting over the past week is the deadliest for years robin foresee a walker reports. the spoils of war shown by as every public television of a 1000000 tanks and other hardware proof the army says of terror t

flow i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera as a coming up on the program. peaceful protests descends into violence and better rootsweb the president is still resisting calls to resign and a nationwide strike is planned for monday u.s. vice president mike pence continues campaigning off to report suggest at least 5 senior staff members have tested positive for corona virus. and a ban on nuclear weapons will soon become a reality but is it worth the paper it's written on. the program our top story months after the pandemic brought them to a standstill iraq has again been thrown into turmoil by massive anti-government protests security forces fired tear gas and mortar cabinet demonstrators tried to enter baghdad's heavily fortified green zone thousands of people returned to the streets of the capital to mark a year since the movement against unemployment and corruption 1st started the rallies led to the resignation of the former prime minister abdullah abdullah matty hundreds of protesters were killed in months of unrest across the country well al jazeera is s

and maryam namazie in london watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program trapped by conflict and the coronavirus the people battling to survive twin threats in a go in a car upon. the earth in game a alpha condi is declared the winner in a controversial presidential election opposition groups dispute the results. and present donald trump joins millions of americans who cast an early vote and with just 10 days to go he and rival joe biden grandpop their campaign schedule. hello welcome to the program and we begin with the current virus pandemic and in colombia where it's expected the country could soon record its infection making it the 3rd latin american nation to hit that milestone that when large protests are over what some say is the government's inept handling of the outbreak the situation in colombia isn't isolated either because across latin america governments are increasingly at odds with the citizens of the efforts to contain the virus elsewhere in the disputed region of garner there are fears that war and instability will help the virus spread it's thought that people f

hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. resistance in some parts of europe over the government's handling of the covert 19 pandemic as a number of cases rice. and explosion kills at least 8 people and injures more than 100 others a religious school in pakistan. and calls for peaceful elections in tanzania off the violence and many arrest of an opposition leader in zanzibar. so with exactly a week to go before the u.s. election donald trump and joe biden are spending cheese day crisscrossing the united states in an intense day of campaigning and national polls a giving democratic contender a solid leave though it's a lot tighter in some of those crucial battleground states that could swing the election a pandemic continues to overshadow the campaigning president trump has been holding 3 mass rallies on tuesday again downplaying the effect of the virus he's been attempting to shift the focus on to the economy. it's troubling the number one region that observe the year because of fruit return that a room. 70 we're going to we'

hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. this is a fundamental step towards peace and stability in. praise but also caution as libya's warring sides sign an immediate and permanent ceasefire brokered by the united nations armed gangs blocked major roads in lagos after a speech by nigeria's president fails to calm the anger of the police brutality. and spain's prime minister says the country's real number of corona virus cases might be around 3000000 that's triple the official count. hello welcome to the program our top story israel and sudan have now agreed to normalize relations and a deal brokered by the united a united states the decision makes hard to have the 3rd arab nation now to set aside its hostilities with israel in the past 2 months u.s. president donald trump sealed the agreement in a call with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister abdullah doc trump told congress he's removing sudan from a list of state sponsors of terrorism palestinians have described sudan's decision as

i know i maryam namazie you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program russia host talks to resolve the conflict of a new corner car back but as a by johns president rules out any concessions to armenia also. is the best vaccine against the u.s. . the 2020 nobel peace prize goes to the un's a world food program for working to stop hunger being used as a weapon of war. and president trump it said told an impersonal vent at the white house even though it's not known whether he still infectious. begin this program in kyrgyzstan what has been gunfire more chaos on the streets after a state of emergency was declared to end days of post-election unrest the former president back at him by of says there was an attempt on his life when his call was shot in the capital bishkek leaders on the key players in the crisis right now kyrgyzstan's president by birth and says that he is in control of the country but says he'll resign when a new cabinet is appointed solder is the new prime minister off to protest his freedom from jail earlier this week it's been serving 11 and a h