national league for democracy party has claimed victory in minimal 2nd parliamentary election well the official results have yet to be released the governing party says its own numbers point to another landslide victory money for all reports from young on. myanmar's governing national league for democracy party led by aung san suu kyi has claimed another landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but the n o d says it's confident it has won enough seats to be able to form a new government. a dyna i'm so happy and thrilled that in the day has won i believe our mother soon will make the best situation for our country we know that one moment when i voted for an oldie because i want the best for my country and. i hope all newly elected candidates will listen to the ordinary citizens who voted for them. the celebrations began soon after the polls closed despite pleas from the government to return home a sea of supporters clad in red put aside their fears about the pandemic and gather to show support for the governing party. despite widespread vote cancel

s national league for democracy party says it's won enough seats to form the next government although official results have yet to be released the n l d says its own numbers point to another landslide victory early reports from young on. myanmar's governing national league for democracy party led by un santucci has claimed another landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but the n l d says it's confident it has won enough seats to be able to form a new government. but i'm so happy and thrilled that in the old he has won i believe our mother soon will make the best situation for our country we know that was the man when i voted for an oldie because i want the best for my country and. i hope all newly elected candidates will listen to the ordinary citizens who voted for him. the celebrations began soon after polls closed despite pleas from the government to return home a sea of supporters clad in red put aside their fears about the pandemic and gather to show support for the governing party. despite widespread vote cancellation in ethnic areas and

parties and the n.l.b. national league for democracy the ruling party on some teachings party has announced that they feel they have enough seats to form a government to majority and holly she is they will be able to choose the president which is the most significant thing because it is the president the most powerful position in iraq that manages that chooses the ministries that forms the government so it is quite significant if it's true we all still waiting on the official results but all signs at the moment point to an end i'll do you when i'm not just a win as we expected but a huge majority a landslide victory as we saw in 2015 the elders even say they think they may have got more seats than they did in 2015 so quite significant tropical storm has made landfall in the u.s. state of florida after causing widespread damage in parts of central america dozens of people have died and more than a 1000000 displaced in honduras alone. reports. this is where rescue teams are searching for survivors. guatemala's guy her village is one of many hit by a series of landslides caused by storm eda an indigenous communit

reporter: the national league for democracy party has claimed a landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but they say they are confident they have enough seats to form a new government. >> i am thrilled that they have one. -- won. i think they will make the best solution for the country. >> i voted for them because i want the best for my country. >> i hope all newly elected candidates will listen to the citizens who voted for them. reporter: celebrations began. despite pleas from the government to return home, supporters gathered to show support for the governing party. despite widespread folk cancellation in ethnic areas and speculation covid-19 would keep people away from the polls, the turnout was high. >> voting is still new in myanmar. for most, it's only the second time in their lives they have had a chance to vote for the party of their choice. people do not take it for granted, even if they fear they will win, they want to go out and demonstrate support and do their civic duty. there was an overwhelming sense of that. reporter: for the nld

sunday's election was viewed as a referendum on its leader aung san suu kyi and her national league for democracy partyen highly critized overseas over accusations of genocide agains the rohingya muslim minority. huge crowds came out in bolivia to welcome back the fomer president,evo morales, who crossed from argentina into bolivia almost a year after he went into exile. mr morales resigned and left bolivia in november 2019 after he was ousted, with mass protests breaking out over allegations of fraud, which mit researchers this year found no evidence of. borisjohnson suffered a heavy defeat on monday over a proposed law that would allow him to breach the terms of britain's european union exit treaty. the house of lords voted to remove a key clause which would give ministers the power to unilaterally override parts of the exit treaty relating to northern ireland. the armenian prime minister says he's signed a deal with the leaders of azerbaijan and russia to end the conflict in nagorno—karabakh. nikol pashinyan promised to disclose details in the coming days, but described the deal as inexpressibly pai

on township against sea to mung one of just 2 muslim candidates chosen by the ruling national league for democracy party to contest for a parliament that has no muslim representatives the system in your ma makes it harder much harder for muslims to be of assistance and it was a mistake for the appears to have run into a bit on one of the 2 heavily in wissam because the chances of downshifting ngo so this will have been excluded. should be given a chance ethan's among says it doesn't matter who the other candidates are they god but the policy the important thing is the party policy we could put hundreds of muslims in the parliament but what do they achieve if they don't talk about minority issues that's why our party keeps talking about minorities. that's not something c.t. among agrees with. we will listen to the voice of the people and carry out their desires in 2015 the n.l. the face in. national criticism for not running any muslim candidates and it's been accused of not letting m.p.'s speak freely we couldn't interview because he said that the n l d has told new candidates not to talk to the media b

for the worst christian salumi al-jazeera new york ever and so on. so cheese ruling party has won enough seats in parliament to form myanmar's next government or national league for democracy party has so far secured, at least 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. but more than a 1000000 people, many ethnic minorities were unable to vote after the government cancelled folds because of fighting. in 2015, i thought so she won the 1st parliamentary election ending the military's tight grip on power. a witchcraft that more than 50 is a foul is following developments for us from young on it was expected, this is nothing new. the n l d themselves actually cold this result several days ago. and we've known for a while it was coming, but it is now officially announced by the union election commission, which is the party in charge of the elections. and they have revealed that they are well over the number needed to form a government. they need over 322 seats in order to choose the president who then forms the government. and they've already got 340 states, and they are likely to get several more. there's still $64.00 seats to be counted. and in 2015 they got $370.00 in tota

national league for democracy party has won 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. the results of 64 seats are still to be announced. now the government excluded more than a 1000000 people belonging to ethnic minorities from this poll is in young gone, forest. must be saying this as a big victory. yes, i mean they have been expecting a victory and of course the n.o.c. themselves cold several days ago. this is just the official results we're hearing today. we've known for a while. if this isn't anything that's coming as a surprise, but it's probably very reassuring to the m.l.t. that it is now official. it's been and that's why the union election commission, whoever sees the elections they've been taking their time to release results, has been quite a lot of criticism about the lack of transparency from their end. and how criticism of why all the states in regions are able to release the individual results in those areas. but the, the larger result could be tallied, and they've been slowly releasing it results in batches. and it's now this morning, as of this morning

myanmar's governing national league for democracy party led by un santucci has claimed another landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but the n l d says it's confident it has won enough seats to be able to form a new government. a day and i'm so happy and thrilled that in the old he has won i believe our mother soon will make the best situation for our country when i was on my way and i voted for an oldie because i want the best for my country and. i hope all newly elected candidates will listen to the ordinary citizens who voted for them. the celebrations began soon after the polls closed despite pleas from the government to return home a sea of supporters clad in red put aside their fears about the pandemic and gather to show support for the governing party. despite widespread vote cancellation in ethnic areas and speculation that covert 19 would keep people away from the polls the turnout on election day was high voting is still new in myanmar for most voters this is only the 2nd time in their lives that they've had a chance to vote for the par

sunday's election was viewed as a referendum on its leader aung san suu kyi and her national league for democracy partyt has been highly critized overseas over accusations of genocide agains the rohingya muslim minority. huge crowds came out in bolivia to welcome back the fomer president, evo morales, who crossed from argentina into bolivia almost a year after he went into exile. mr morales resigned and left bolivia in november 2019 after he was ousted, with mass protests breaking out over allegations of fraud, which mit researchers this year found no evidence of. the armenian prime minister says he's signed a "painful" peace treaty with azerbaijan to end the fighting in nagorno—karabakh. during more than a month of conflict the armenians have steadily lost territory and over the weekend azeri forces took over the regions second largest town, as mark lobel now reports. azerbaijan's territorial gains have been armenian losses during over a month of heavy fighting, with devastating casualties on both sides. capturing the disputed region's second—largest town was not just a symbolic victory for azerbaijan

official announcement from the election commission a vote counting is still going on and national league for democracy party which is led by on sun suchi one a landslide election victory 5 years ago these are in 25 minutes time right now though it's the latest edition of inside story with mohammed. tension is running high in ethiopia prime minister abbay ahmed is stepping up a military offensive in the northern region of ukraine and he sacked a number of top officials but how far will he go and is there a risk of escalation this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. if the o.p.'s prime minister ahmed has reshuffled his cabinet and top military leadership he sacked the army chief head of intelligence and the foreign minister the central government in addis ababa has launched a military operation in the northern region of to gray the offensive comes after months of growing tensions between the federal government and to graze governing tea p.l.f. party of a ahmed has accused the t.p. l.f. of attempting to undermine his leadership and move to dissolve its regional government but those integrate say

five days ago or so it was confirmed the national league for democracy party has secured 322 seats needed. a senior volkswagen executive has defended the decision to continue operating a plant in china stopping mounting international concern has led some multinational companies to cut ties with the region but volkswagen has told the bbc that there is so far no evidence that any of their employees have been through the detention camps as our china correspondent reports. volkswagen makes more than 4 million cars a year in china, as many factories here know a vital part of its global success vital part of its global success story, except for one. opened seven years ago and she andjan, this opened seven years ago and she and jan, this client has found itself at the centre of a major controversy, sharing the vast desert landscape with a network of detention camps that china has built in recent years. images said to show the mass incarceration of xinjiang province neck uighur muslims, makes this one of the most pressing human rights issues of oui’ pressing human rights issues of our time. and n

national league for democracy party won at least 346 seats out of 412 off to sunday's election. the governments excluded more than a 1000000 people belonging to ethnic minorities from yangon forest . this was expected, but still it's seen as a big victory for her. right? yes, absolutely. as you say, it was expected, this is nothing new. the n.m.d. themselves actually cold this result several days ago. and we've known for a while it was coming. but it is now officially announced by the union elections commission, which is the body in charge of the elections. and they have revealed that they then i'll be well over the number of seats needed from a government they need over 322 seats in order to choose the president who then forms the government. and they've already got 346, and they are likely to get several more. there's still $64.00 seats to be counted, and in 2015 they got $370.00 in total lay on now on track to get even more than they got 2015, which is, you know, quite surprising. and one of the most significant things we've seen is that the, main opposition party, the u.s. d

national league for democracy party won at least 3 engine 46 out of 412 seats. after sunday's election. the government excluded more than a 1000000 people belonging to ethnic minorities from the paul police improve a lot. protesters from reaching government headquarters, they're marching against the impeachment of former president martin, discover he was voted out of office over corruption charges. so is the headlines. the news continues here on out is there after the string one day i might be covering politics and the next i might, europe, micro tossing from serbia and the hungry. what's most important is talking to people, understanding what they are going through. so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. cure the disease. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. today on the street, squire, so many indigenous young people imprisoned in australia, some as young as 10 years old. there were reports today show that with issues of suicide and self harm. so i want to warn, you know, pat, and if you're watching, you can shadow for ask

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national league for democracy party has secured. and these 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. but more than a 1000000, people, mainly from ethnic minorities, were unable to vote after the government canceled polls, jews fighting at least $42.00 people are now confirmed to have died after typhoon vanco swept across the northern philippines. another 20 are still missing. landslides and flooding have destroyed homes and left dozens of times without power. our correspondent, in milan and open reports from rodriguez in the town of rodrigo's. in result, we met eric and the band were they were able to evacuate their home before it was submerged by flood waters. so they had to return no matter how hard it is to get here. because really that to get the race and legs we had in the storage, at least something to it this week. but everything else is been destroyed. they know it will take them years to rebuild. so they see they hold on to what gives them hope. next door evangel in my louis is in despair. all her belongings have been d

sunday's election was viewed as a referendum on its leader aung san suu kyi and her national league for democracy partyy critized overseas over accusations of genocide agains the rohingya muslim minority. huge crowds came out in bolivia to welcome back the fomer president, evo morales who crossed from argentina into bolivia almost a year after he went into exile. he resigned and left bolivia in november 2019 after he was ousted, with mass protests breaking out over allegations of fraud — which mit researchers this year found no evidence of. borisjohnson suffered a heavy defeat on monday over a proposed law that would allow him to breach the terms of britain's european union exit treaty. the house of lords voted to remove a key clause which would give ministers the power to unilaterally override parts of the exit treaty relating to northern ireland. joe biden has made the fight against climate change one of his top four priorities, calling for net zero carbon emissions by 2050. our science editor david shukman looks at the possible impact that a biden presidency could have, on global efforts to tackle c

ruling party has won enough seats in parliament to form myanmar's next government and national league for democracy party has secured at least 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. but more than a 1000000 people, many from ethnic minorities were unable to vote after the government cancelled the polls because of fighting in 2015. so she's already won the 1st parliamentary election and more than 50 years of the military's grip on power. at least $42.00 people are now confirmed to have died after typhoon van kol, swept across the northern philippines. another 20 are still missing. landslides and flooding have destroyed homes and left dozens of towns without power from resolve them. reports. this is siegler in village in the road 3. guess the result province . what you're seeing here is just a fraction of a destruction of more than 2000 homes. it took hours before they were able to be rescued by state forces. many of them had to climb on roofs hanging on to dear life . everything that they worked hard for is gone. they said they had to leave very quickly because the water rose and they only have now

parties and the n.l.b. national league for democracy the ruling party on some to choose party has announced that they feel they have enough seats to form a government you need a majority in parliament she's they will be able to choose the president which is the most significant thing because it is the president the most powerful position in namak that manages that chooses the ministries that forms the government so it is quite significant if it's true we all still waiting on the official results but all signs at the moment point to and i'll do you win and not just a win as we expected but a huge majority a landslide victory as we saw in 2015 the elder easy even saying they think they may have got more seats than they did in 2015 so quite significant now after a year in exile bolivia's former president is on his way home the 61 year old was greeted by supporters at an airport in argentina on sunday he passed the drive into bolivia has left the country last november amid violent protests and accusations of electoral. whereas took the plane the same day one of his former cabinet members was sworn in as bolivia's

official announcement from the election commission vote counting still going on with the national league for democracy party led by. all they want to landslide election victory 5 years ago. for us from the young go. we were supposed to get some results earlier today was supposed to get the 1st such results around 12 noon and neurons will run fortunately the union election commission hasn't released them yet i think there's been some issues going on that they knocked on their facebook page this morning that they've been. late last night in that they were at sort of the problem but we're still not hearing the officials out but the current is a post being done by individual parties and the n.l.b. national make the democracy the only party on some to cheese party has announced that they feel they have enough seats to form a government to majority holly she's they will be able to choose the president which is the most significant thing because it is the president the most powerful position in iraq that manages that chooses the ministries that forms the government so it is quite significant if it's true we all st

government had national league for democracy, party won at least 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. the government excluded mold a 1000000. people belonging to ethnic minorities from the all police improves capital leymah have blocked protesters from reaching government headquarters. they're marching against the impeachment of former president boss and his car. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al-jazeera after a while and that's not easy to keep trying to do just as he sees the special dishes are often served on special occasions. a wedding, a new baby i religious festival, or a national celebration. jordan's national dish, the man said, is a symbol of reconciliation. this a very neat dish, still cooked in natural arab young gets a served in the bedouin community. when a dispute has been resolved and resolution achieved the, the little bit, nobody will be dead. neither heighten the how that i know something measurable, how the focus ought to have been a full body of on a sudden guns of the land, where they actually have a way to manage very well by the a

parties and the n.l.b. national league for democracy the only party on some teachings party has announced that they feel they have enough seats to form a government you need a majority and holly she's they will be able to choose the president which is the most significant thing because it is the president the most powerful position in iraq that manages that chooses the ministries that forms the government so it is quite significant if it's true we all still waiting on the official results but all signs at the moment point to and i'll do you when i'm not just a win as we expected but a huge majority a landslide victory as we saw in 2015 the elders even saying they think they may have got more seats than they did in 2015 so quite significant. here's what's coming up for you on this news on the war of words between azerbaijan and armenia as thousands flee the disputed region of the bone i caught about. also one of the 7 wonders of the world reopens but under some strict coronavirus international stopped being closed for 8 months and sports teams were paid up following his father's footsteps and will hear from t

as you mentioned the national league for democracy the ruling party on some to cheese party has announced that they feel they have enough seats to form a government chilly majority in parliament which is they will be able to choose the president which is the most significant thing because it is the president the most powerful position in yemen that manages that chooses the ministries that forms the government so it is quite significant if it's true we'll still waiting on the official results but all signs at the moment point to and i'll do you when i'm not just a whim as we expected but a huge majority a landslide victory as we saw in 2015 the elderly even saying they think they may have got more seats than they did in 2015 so quite significant ok ali thanks very much france places there from young gun. argentinians have been protesting against the government's handling of the pandemic at least 33000 people have died with kevin 19 in argentina that was a demonstration and. was one of the longest lockdowns in the world this one's been going on here in argentina since march it's often diffi

township against see tomorrow one of just 2 muslim candidates chosen by the ruling national league for democracy party to contest for a parliament that has no muslim representatives the system in your ma makes it harder much harder for muslims to be of assistance and it was a mistake for the appears to have run into a bit on a bit too heavily in with him constituencies it downshifting angle so this will have to exclude it should be given a chance ethan's among says it doesn't matter who the other candidates are they god but it is our policy the important thing is the party policy we could put hundreds of muslims in the parliament but what do they achieve if they don't talk about minority issues that's why our party keeps talking about minorities. that's not something c.t. among agrees with. we will listen to the voice of the people and carry out their desires in 2015 the n.l.b. face international criticism for not running. any muslim candidates and it's been accused of not letting m.p.'s speak freely we couldn't interview seethrough man because he said that the n l d has told new candidates not to tal

be released the governing party says that the numbers point to another landslide victory for the fall as a report from young. myanmar's governing national league for democracy party led by un santucci has claimed another landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but the n l d says it's confident it has won enough seats to be able to form a new government. i'm so happy and thrilled that in the old he has won i believe our mother soon will make the best situation for our country being out of the way and i voted for an oldie because i want the best for my country and. i hope all newly elected candidates will listen to the ordinary citizens who voted for them. the celebrations began soon after polls closed despite pleas from the government to return home a sea of supporters clad in red put aside their fears about the pandemic and gather to show support for the governing party. despite widespread vote cancellation in ethnic areas and speculation that covert 19 would keep people away from the polls the turnout on election day was high voting is still new in myanmar for most voters this is only the 2nd time in their lives that

in burma, aung san suu kyi's ruling national league for democracy party is on track to win a parliamentarymajority in burma's second democratic vote since the end of military rule. ahead of the vote, human rights watch denounced the election process and its exclusion of the persecuted rohingya community and other ethnic minorities. it also highlighted the criminal prosecution of government critics and unequal access to state media for all parties. suu kyi, a nobel peace laureate, has been condemned by rights groups for defending the burmese miliry after they killed and raped thousands of rohingya and forced more than 700,000 to flee into neighboring bangladesh in a brutal crackdown in 2017. sunday's vote came as burma is seeing a new surge in covid-19 in bolivia, former president evo morales is expected to re-enter bolivia this morning following the inauguration of new president luis arce in la paz sunday. arce won the presidential election last month by a landslide, putting morales's mas party back in power one year after a right-wing coup ousted morales. arce served as the economy minist

next government has national league for democracy, party has secured, at least 346 out of 412 seats to sunday's election. but more than a 1000000 people, many from ethnic minorities were unable to vote for the government cancelled polls . 2 years of fighting back in 21 the 1st parliamentary election and more than 50 of the military's equip on power. well, that's paid to alley found. she joins us now from yang on the i don't suppose there's much surprise about the result today. no, it's been widely expected that the n l d would win. the only small surprise has been by quite how much. and actually also we've known for quite a few days that they, that they have won the anti themselves. and that several days ago that they had won enough to form a government. and in fact, loyal than in previous in the previous election in 2015, which was not expected, but screen for now seen those results, especially on items today. they've been trickling out over the last few days since the polls closed. we've been, they've been released by the union election commission in batches of 20. this is almost of

the national league for democracy party has secured at least 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. but more than a 1000000 people, many from ethnic minorities were unable to vote after the government cancelled polls in fighting. in 2015, cities party won the 1st parliamentary election that ended more than 50 years of the military's grip on power. shelling between indian and pakistani troops has killed several people, including soldiers on both sides of the disputed region of kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating a longstanding ceasefire. retore against b. reports artillery shells have just dropped on the villages had to stand administered kashmir as cross border fighting intensifies. pakistan's military says india fired 1st, forcing it to respond. but indian officials have a competing narrative. they say pakistan fired a barrel of moved his along the line of control after indian soldiers full their attempt to cross the de facto border. there's been deaths and injuries on both sides in indian administered kashmir. people say there was panic when shelling

official results from election show ruling party has won an absolute majority or national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the main military backed opposition party rejects the vote and is demanding a rerun. now, paris is marking the 5th anniversary of its deadliest terror attacks. ceremonies have been held in the french capital and attendees, including the mayor of paris and the french prime minister, have paid tribute to the victims at sites around the city where the attacks took place. 5 years ago. in 201-5130, people were killed when so-called islamic state militants launched multiple attacks in the french capital, suicide bombers and gunmen carried out a 4 hour killing spree, which also injured hundreds. we'd like to bring in filmmaker shane mcmillan who was a witness at the scene on that fateful night, a member use many nights since chain. thanks for joining us here. you were in a building adjacent to the when the shooting began. can you tell us what happened? i was actually visiting a friend for paris photo when we were working in the studio. it was sharing

very much on the biden matter better thank you so much for your time in myanmar uncensored cheese party embraces victory the national league for democracy says it has won enough seats in parliament for a majority and to retain power is the 2nd time that the country has held relatively free elections since military will end it in 2011 millions of people lined up for hours to cast their ballots but not without controversy and criticism. celebrations for all sun sushi security had already begun long before the release of election results. earlier on sunday millions voted in myanmar despite calls to delay the poll because of the pandemic. it was myanmar 2nd election since the end of the military rule in 2011 for many the choice was clear on sunset she and her and the party a symbol for defiance and change. and. i want to know the party to win because they work for the people especially for the farmers it has a good reputation in the international community. flitch was once truth despite her popularity the nobel prize winner has fallen from grace internationally due to her response to the will hinge or crisis. and 2017 hundreds of thousands

ruling party has won an absolute majority. national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the main military backed opposition party rejects the vote and this rewrite due to the corona pandemic now. and here in germany, there have been a record number of new cases with nearly 24000 infections registered in the last 24 hours. half of all, all spittles are reported to be stretched to capacity. germany was able to boost its number of intensive care beds, joining the 1st wave. but as we report, trained nurses are increasingly in short supply inshalla is an intensive care nurse. she finished her specialist training at the end of october. now she's caring for a coronavirus patient in intensive care at dessau of so university hospital having f.m.s. in great. we've moved him around so that he lies in different positions and doesn't get bedsores. my colleagues will take some blood for a blood gas analysis, which will tell us how to adjust the ventilator and things that the 30 year old nurse cannot yet do alone. having passed the state exam a

result is nothing for us this is myanmar 2nd freely contested general election since the end of full military rule in 2011 many analysts expect the ruling party the national league for democracy led by aung san suu kyi to win. but whoever wins will have to share power with the military that's guaranteed 25 percent of parliamentary seats and control of 3 important ministries. and many here say that shows the still a long road ahead on pasta to democracy florence al jazeera. ok you're up to date so a lot more news at the top of the hour stay with us here and there. is there a school realistically how can you do with institutionalized corruption and this country we listen if this breaks up a deal conflict between august on and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories the back to 0000 you pot 2 of especially best to geisha one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. 0 ferguson has been in turmoil at least 2 of my police officer shot but i'm still not like time after. that. to make a political hole i

cheese ruling party has won an absolute majority. national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the main military backed opposition parties rejecting the vote and demanding a rerun. of the u.n. says the conflict in ethiopia, risks spiraling out of control. it's a struggle between the central government and regional authours in the northern region of teague right civilians who have fled the fighting, say they were bombed by government forces, despite claims from ethiopia's government that so that it's only striking military targets to regional leader has warned, of a long struggle ahead and an increasing number of displaced people they've come up with just what they can carry ethiopians from the region make their way to safety across the border and into sadar. and then most of them, if it wasn't for sadar and many would be dead. where do we go? if we go to eritrea, they will slaughter us. if we go to other parts of ethiopia, they will slaughter us. some had to make the heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind my mother, i left he

much on the biden matthew becker thank you so much for your time in myanmar uncensored cheez party embrace his victory the national league for democracy says it has won enough seats in parliament for a majority and to retain power is the 2nd time that the country has held relatively free elections since military will ended in 2011 millions of people lined up for hours to cast their ballots but not without controversy and criticism. celebrations for all sun sushi security had already begun long before the release of election results. earlier on sunday millions voted in myanmar despite calls to delay the poll because of the pandemic. it was me 2nd election since the end of the military rule in 2011 for many the choice was clear on sunset she and her and the party a symbol for defiance and change. and. i want to end though the party to win because they work for the people especially for the farmers it has a good reputation in the international community. which was once true despite her popularity the nobel prize winner has fallen from grace internationally due to her response to the hinge a crisis. in 2017 hundreds of thousands of muslim

ruling party has won an absolute majority . the national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the main military backed opposition party rejects the vote and is demanding a rerun and police in the philippines say the death toll from typhoon vanco has risen to at least 26 as floodwaters recede and the cleanup gets underway. a massive storm the 3rd in its in as many wakes brought some of the worst flooding in years to the capital. manila and nearby provinces i, misty internationalists, calling it a horrific tragedy. scores and possibly hundreds of civilians have been stabbed and hacked to death in the northern ethiopian region of t. . grey witnesses say local forces fighting government troops in the region are to blame for the killings and make addenda, but they so far deny carrying out the attacks the victims are thought to be day labor is not involved in the conflict. hostilities flared last week after the government accused the t. graves of people's liberation front of attacking a government military camp. the u.n. is warning of a huma

a enclaves of official results from the selection show ruling party has won an absolute majority . the national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the main military backed opposition party rejects the vote and is demanding well, the u.n. says the conflict in ethiopia, risks spiraling out of control. it's a struggle between the central government and the regional thora. he's in the northern region. civilians who fled the fighting say they were bombed by government forces, despite claims from the ethiopian government, that it's only striking military targets decries regional leader has warned of a long struggle ahead and an increasing number of displaced people. they've come with just what they can carry ethiopians from the region made their way to safety across the border and into sadar. and then most of them, if it wasn't for sadar, many would be dead. where do we go? if we go to eritrea, they will slaughter us. if we go to other parts of ethiopia, they will slaughter us. some had to make the heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind one mother, i left her in a church because she

much on the biden matter becker thank you so much for your time in the end mara uncensored cheese party embraces victory the national league for democracy says it has won enough seats in parliament for a majority and to retain power is the 2nd time that the country has held relatively free elections since military will end it in 2011 millions of people lined up for hours to cast their ballots but not without controversy and criticism. celebrations for some sushi stick tree had already begun long before the release of election results. earlier on sunday millions voted in myanmar despite calls to delay the poll because of the pandemic. it was me 2nd election since the end of the military rule in 2011 for many the choice was clear on sunset she and her and the party a symbol for defiance and change. and. i want to know the party to win because they work for the people especially for the farmers it has a good reputation in the international community. which was once true despite her popularity the nobel prize winner has fallen from grace internationally due to her response to the will hinge a crisis. in 2017 hundreds of thousands of muslims

party has won. and that salute majority, the national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the military backed opposition party rejects the vote and is demanding a rerun. of the u.n. says the conflict in ethiopia, risks spiraling out of control. it's a struggle between the central government and regional, or thirty's in the north and teak rive region civilians who have fled the fighting side there with bombed by government forces. despite claims from the ethiopian government that they only striking military targets. regional ada has warned of a long struggle ahead and an increasing number of displaced people they've come with just what they can carry ethiopians from the region make their way to safety across the border into sadar. and then most of them, if it wasn't for sadar and many would be dead. where do we go? if we go to eritrea, they will slaughter us. if we go to other parts of ethiopia, they will slaughter us. some had to make the heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind and i left her in a church. she is an elderly woman. my brother is blind. we left him

official results from myanmar's election sure the ruling party has won an absolute majority. the national league for democracy has already declared a landslide victory. the united nations says the conflict in it to priya -- in ethiopia has risks spiraling out of control. civilians who fled the fighting say they were bombed by government forces despite claims from ethiopia's government itself that it is only striking military targets. >> they have come with just what they can carry. ethiopians make their way to safety across the border and into sudan. if it was not for sudan, many would be dead. where do we go? if we go to eritrea, they will slaughter us. if you go into other parts of the opr, they will slaughter us. some had to make a heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind. >> my mother -- i left her in a church. she is an elderly woman. my brother is blind. we left him as well. there is no food or water. everyone ran away. on the way we found murdered people with weapons and knives. that's why we ran. what were we to do? we want to save ourselves. >> thousands of exhausted refugees have fled to su

many analysts expect the ruling party the national league for democracy led by aung san suu kyi to win. but whoever wins will have to share power with the military that's guaranteed 25 percent of parliamentary seats and control of 3 important ministries. and many here say that shows the still a long road ahead on myanmar's past to democracy florence to al-jazeera. lebanon's economy is near collapse and life is a struggle for many but syrian refugees are mung the worst hits said on how to report says from beirut the so at least 200000 syrian refugees live in lebanon's capital. the united nations says 16000 of them were directly affected by the beirut port explosion in august. rehab and her family survived the blast but their source of income did not she explains her husband hasn't been able to find work in a weeks like so many other syrians he is an informal laborer. my husband lost his job after the port explosion he tries his best to find temporary jobs to be able to feed us my son is working he earns $60000.00 lebanese the week that's roughly $10.00 on the black market exchange earne

election since the end of full military rule in 2011 many analysts expect the ruling party the national league for democracy led by aung san suu kyi to win. but whoever wins will have to share power with the military that's guaranteed 25 percent of parliamentary seats and control of 3 important ministries. and many here say that shows there's still a long road ahead on myanmar's path to democracy florence to the al-jazeera. sproles more prosy politicians in hong kong have appeared in court over a fine as a legislative council meeting well in 5 months ago they were granted bail until their next appearance in february they're accused of contents and obstruction but critics say it's part of an attempt to sideline the sense invoices no probe aging lawmakers involved were arrested hong kong police have tonight any political motivation well severe gopalan is in hong kong for us with their current of today's court appearance. this was the initial hearing where they were told what their charges were they all put in their pleas to and they were all granted bail but the main crux of their defense is that this is an i

party has called for a rerun of the country's parliamentary elections. it says that sunday's vote was conducted unfairly the ruling national league for democracy led by unsung suchi has claimed victory over all fighting its own unofficial tally election observers say the vote lacked transparency. the philippines is bracing for its 3rd typhoon in this many weeks. 50000 people living in typhoon path have been ordered to leave their homes. much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni . the most powerful typhoon this year that swept across the country last week. the european commission has signed a deal to secure 300000000 doses of an experimental covert 19 vaccine developed by germany's biotech and the u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer commission president ursula funder line describes it as the most promising vaccine. so far, the makers say that their drug is more than 90 percent effective. here in germany as elsewhere, there is guarded optimism over the development. when human trials of b n t, 160 began earlier this year, no one knew if they would lead to a coronavirus vaccine. the reports that this substance is in fact highly effectiv

party has called for a rerun of the country's parliamentary elections. it says sunday's vote was conducted on fairly the ruling national league for democracy led by unk song, suchi has claimed victory overall citing its own unofficial tally election observers say that the vote lacked transparency. the philippines is bracing for its 3rd type food in as many weeks. 50000 people living in thai food, vom coast path have been ordered to leave their homes. much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni. the most powerful typhoon this, year, swept across the country last week. in the u.s., joe biden has been speaking to european leaders for the 1st time since becoming u.s. president elect. german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone . both talked to bite him about revitalizing transatlantic alliances. the incoming u.s. leader is keen to repair relationships that were strained under the trumpet ministration . they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to, to france, to germany, to canada, etc. the reception and welcome we've got from our allies and our friends has been real and other calls to r

party has called for a rerun of the country's parliamentary elections. it says sunday's vote was conducted unfairly. the ruling national league for democracy led by unk. sunk, suchi has claimed victory over all, citing its own unofficial tally election observers say that the vote lacked transparency. the philippines is bracing for its 3rd typhoon in as many weeks 50000 people living in the typhoon. post path have been ordered to leave their homes. and much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni. the most powerful typhoon this year at swept across the country last week. back in august, the area around beirut's port was devastated after several 1000 tons of ammonium nitrate in a warehouse exploded. at least $190.00 people were killed and around $6000.00, injured, entire streets were reduced to rubble and thousands of people left homeless. 3 months on how is the city and its people recovering? our colleagues from arabic program have been talking to many of those affected who are still waiting for answers. and in just a moment to do, karim who presents jafar talk, will tell us what they had to say, but 1st, we have this report on

2015 the national league for democracy won the 1st parliamentary election ending the military's tight grip on power that had lasted more than 50 years it's widely expected that the n.l. the party of nobel prize winner aung san suu kyi will retain power despite being internationally criticized for its handling of the 2017 military crackdown on rohingya muslims meanwhile more than 1000000 people in conflict areas have had their right to vote canceled by the government raising concerns over the credibility of me and more as election scott heiler explains. it's been 5 years since the people of myanmar went to the polls in a general election and only the 2nd time they will cast ballots since the nation emerged from 50 years of military rule but no surprises are expected the national league for democracy or headed by the high profile and one time symbol of democracy . is expected to maintain its ruling position but with reform slow and stalled economic growth and peace talks their victory is not expected to be a landslide as in 2015 the normal. to change the whole system 5 year is just a short period we were under the dictatorship for more than 40 years and this is to stop the democ