for me to make some seizure and to be had the feast of the president the for me is also in the parliament street so the main to process of the main actions will take place right. political tensions in armenia escalated following the military conflict in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region last autumn which saw azerbaijan make significant gains forcing armenians to cede large swathes of territory the opposition's been calling on the armenian prime minister to step down ever since accusing him of treason and mismanagement. who covered the bloody military conflict between armenia and azerbaijan forus joined our drew farmer earlier in the studio with in-depth analysis on the political crisis this whole process that has been brewing for months because it all stems from mean years and well nagorno-karabakh to defeat in last year's war the armenian government the promise their people that they would come out victorious out of this clash with their by john over the issue of this disputed region over nagorno-karabakh i spent a month there well as the war was breaking out all around me and basically from

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they continue to occupy the street outside parliament but armenians opposition needs more than music condones to bring down nicole passion his government its leaders hope the security services will join other institutions of power in calling for his resignation waiting for the be a change in their behavior changes in their behavior to understand that their way out in. the national interest of armenia the sun without the sun with the people because their. main goal of the political side of the nation but not the prime minister ghost of a beauty i mean is embattled prime minister tried to fire the head of the armed forces for insubordination this week but the country's president on saturday refused to sign the dismissal documents the issue may now go to the constitutional court and you know like the country's top chess players who competed in the national championship final on sunday passion years opponents are making strategic moves against the government they have the country's top army generals the church and the president on this side right now the political crisis in i mean it is

thoughts always good having a program david coburn for a member of the european parliament from scotland. wrought by street clashes over the weekend there and 5000 people demonstrated against the new security bill which gives extra surveillance powers to french police. good. i. predict of a draft law say it will limit their right to free assembly and restrict press freedom dozens of rallies were held across france with over $3025.00 people taking part according to the interior minister a total of 35 arrests were made across the. tensions also unknown swift for officer is reportedly injured in clashes police in the city claim radical behavior from rioters is routinely going on publish now we heard from a spokesperson for a french police union. there is a part of the population which resents the police sometimes this resentment is ideological which means that we have both left and right wing protesters hostile to the police and sometimes just resentment this from people threaten and tear against protests we feel anger towards the police we can legitimately wonder both about the effectiveness of the court's r

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here through the parliament on the main streets in tbilisi. and i think there will be more people to write in. our heads to their more listening to their is a line of course you have reading so i think a lot of the some people will be concerned obviously about coming out because they could be heavy fines since stay happy on a curfew that's basically the opposition is very angry about what's happening and i think they also have. a great deal of me in the international community the western diplomatic immunity have been working very hard to try to. slowly complement. political forces in. the government. elections are not certain which the opposition says were. all of those 3 georgia bring at least their innocence be given. to the following. appeals to go out the window and. there will be deliberate security law just the earliest parts of the temple its are beautiful and difficult to learn on a physical release their ground. loads which is the court floor. when star members even start. to be making this a ruling saying maybe snap election level i

parliament. and speaking to. reports. the streets been quiet but soldiers in some parts of naypyidaw and young gone as well earlier a few hours ago more internet data connections and some phone services were disrupted in major cities but they are now back up as we were able to speak to early fall on course. to our correspondent. the state broadcaster also saying earlier that. technical issues and was international reaction has been international reaction has been coming in from the state department the state department in the united states condemning the actions of the military in myanmar and also the secretary general of the united nations as well continuing coverage of the events in myanmar here on al-jazeera of course throughout the morning. if you're just joining us it's coming up to almost 4 g.m.t. and 10 30 am in myanmar where the military has seized power and installed a former general as president a state of emergency has been declared it will last for a year and in the run up to this call myanmar's leader on sansa and other

parliament constantine so quiet of the moment but another big rallies planned for the south to do more pressure on the prime minister. you know you know kind of indecision ration on your of on streets is still volatile in opponents of the prime minister. they're pretty visible around here they camped overnight in front of the national parliament and with tents and barry k.'s it's become the center of a street uprising against the country's leadership right now they're putting up a stage for a mass rally planned for this afternoon and we're expecting thousands of protesters to show up in nearby later on the atmosphere in the country remains tense after prime minister accused the army top command in an attempted coup the opposition that backed the military has vowed to put even more pressure on prime minister pasha and remove him from power no matter what. has been the pressure from the public will rice and we will eventually make resign a government that has lost cannot continue to be the government they need to have the courage to things like statesman like adventurers from the streets and to resign so on we did you at the time of the 28000 protests people were in a good state and

demanding the opposition leader be freed hundreds of people marched in the streets of the capital before gathering outside parliament police raided nican nearly as offices on choose day and held him on charges of inciting violence in 2019 trying to wrest prompted. to resign as prime minister last week. now the united nations is warning that the world is falling far short of the paris climate accord goals its analyze the climate plans of $75.00 countries which together make up 30 percent of all clean house gas emissions and it concluded that the world is on track to reduce emissions by just one percent by 2030 to keep below the one and a half degree celsius temperature rise cap emissions need to come down by 45 percent only 2 of the 18 largest emitters that person in the european union have presented strong rises in their emissions reduction targets the u.s. china and india are yet to even present their plans the un specifically said at least 10 countries have failed to improve on their 2015 targets that includes brazil japan south korea russia new zealand switzerland and australia they say a failure to act now will

they freed hundreds of people marched through the streets of the capital before gathering outside parliament police raided an economy as offices on tuesday and held him on charges of inciting violence 2019 the planned arrest prompted a curate to resign as prime minister last week he'd want against arrest and many are saying it would lead to unrest. a huge iceberg is completely broken free from the antarctic ice shelf is more than 1200 square kilometers in size that his larger the new york city icebergs don't actually come apart from the 100 feet of pete me to fix ice shelves but scientists think that it is a process that has now been accelerated by climate change event comes almost a decade after scientists at british antarctic survey 1st detected growing ice cracks the growing cracks in the ice. bitcoin is at record its worst week since last march promising almost 20 percent world's biggest critic currency had risen as much as 60 percent from the start of the year before this week's sell off of risky assets triggered by shaky global bond markets earlier this month at an all time high toppin

course and where the parliament was supposed to be convening today the new parliament is there is a big military presence on the streets there. yeah absolutely the capital is always pretty high and security there's a there's a large number of military bases around there is a large military presence that anyway since being very easy for them to mobilize and set me what we heard in the early hours of the morning was that there was a large large number of military out to the streets people being rounded up we've always had lots of high profile people being detained so we have been getting reports that were a huge amount there was a huge military presence there will recently information is a little bit less a little bit less information coming out because obviously things have been blocked there a lot of journalists that were there in quarantine hotels ready for the column and so they're all in one area quite easy to round up same with m.p.'s you know it's not it's it's probably been a reasonably easy task for the military to to to detain and run people up and keep control of this thing because everyone's in the one place

streets a clear sign of who's in control. we'll this was the moment a member of parliament was whisked away in a pretty torn rage one of many from aung san suu cheese ruling national league for democracy or n l d party the door of her home is once more looks she previously spent nearly 15 years under house arrest in opposition to an earlier period of military rule in a statement suchi said i urge people not to accept this to respond and wholeheartedly to protest against the coup by the military. not easy in myanmar but here in thailand ex-pats made their allegiances clear honoring suchi times burning photos of the country's most senior army chief. i'm terribly upset i've been crying all day be crying all day he's the bad guy how could he do something like this is that. while current military supporters free flags in celebration on the streets of myanmar the coup was a setback for many of the little more than a decade after the country began its transition to democracy the army is back in charge. didn't you know you know that you're going to i feel the army assaulted all the people when it states this deal when the civilian gover

prime minister again camped overnight in front of the national parliament and with tents and barricades it's become the center of a street up rising against the country's leadership the opposition has vowed to bring even more people to the city center and announced a mass rally planned. afternoon and we're going to be across that right now let's have a listen to the statements from opposition figure has. been the. pressure from the public will rice and we will eventually make a posh union resign we have an unprecedented situation in our country a government that has lost cannot continue to be the government they need to have the courage to think like statesman enough like adventurers from the streets and to resign. at the time of the 28000 protests people were in a good state and now everyone is depressed everyone is shocked we've lost the war we've lost thousands of people we've lost territories our prisoners haven't returned so far they're still searching for thousands of people who have gone missing in such a climate it's very hard to do something for a healthy society. but street protests are just part of a larger a

parliament consent. now, the military has given no statements so far. there have been soldiers visible on the streetsn many parts of myanmar. it seems those have been brought out to detain key officials in regions as well, people like chief ministers, so i'm not sure the military will describe it as a coup, as a suspension of the constitution. under the constitution, the military does have significant powers to declare a state of emergency and that might be option. but it is an extraordinarily dramatic and provocative move by the military, in particular, to detain all the key leaders and aung san suu kyi. and these are very, very popular politicians, aung san suu kyi is enormously popular. the election result was clearly in herfavour, her party won 80% of the seats in the main parliament. so this is not going to go unopposed and it's a very risky move by the military. one thing i think may be unlikely is they overthrow the constitution. the constitution is their own constitution, they spent years drafting it, gives them enormous powers, unlike thailand, which has coups and constitutions as often as m

even these people who never voted before that are coming out on the streets they're going to carve out a significant piece of the parliamentboth up and and even informal estimates currently predict that at least 15 to 20 percent will go through. to know non-systemic part is to young people are preferred partners ok christo because of the chief russian researcher from billing can joining us tonight from vienna christa we appreciate you taking the time to share what you know about this sad outcome today thank you. but what impact will not all these prison sentence have on russian relations with the west there's a lot to unpack here and to do that tonight i'm joined by the energy security analyst benjamin schmidt he is in cambridge massachusetts it is good to see you again you know i say again because we've talked several times about the nord stream to pipeline the natural gas pipeline that is almost completed that would bring natural gas directly from russia to germany the treatment of of all me has been used now as that the latest reason for this project to be killed with him being sentenced to prison today what does that d

even these people never voted before that are coming out on the streets they're going to carve out a significant piece of the parliamentboth up and and even informal estimates correctly predict that at least 15 to 20 percent will both of. to know non-systemic part is to young people are preferred partners ok christo rose and the chief russian researcher from billing can joining us tonight from vienna christiane we appreciate you taking the time to share what you know about this sad outcome today thank you. but what impact will not all these prison sentence have on russian relations with the west there's a lot to unpack here and to do that tonight i'm joined by the energy security analyst benjamin schmidt he is in cambridge massachusetts it is good to see you again you know i say again because we've talked to several times about the nord stream to pipeline the natural gas pipeline that is almost completed that would bring natural gas directly from russia to germany the treatment of of all me has been used now as the latest reason for this project to be killed with him being sentenced to prison today what does that do to

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thousands of supporters out onto the streets so his political future can only be decided by the people the opposition also came out to protest and has set up camp outside parliament the u.s. state department has called for restraint by all parties the country is bitterly divided over last year's brutal conflict with azerbaijan in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region but it smith reports. in the center of your event on thursday armenia's prime minister was defiant in the face of calls from the military for him to stand down made a pact. some people want to drag the army into unconstitutional processes this is an attempted coup but the people will not allow a military coup in armenia. an estimated 20000 people came out onto the streets of the capital after nicol pushing in called for a show of support but not that beat the fact context poured in political processes it must obey the people and the elected authorities machine ian has been under pressure to resign after his country lost last year's war with azerbaijan over the region of nagorno-karabakh i'm not as much of supporter of caution you know but i don't own the corrupted regime to come back more than 3 and a

parliament for the u.s. to lift economic sanctions. thousands of people are right on the streets in myanmar after the worst violence in more than 2 weeks of protests the military brigades accused over trial cities against the remainder is reported to be in command of a crackdown against protesters. and voters are choosing their next president in the show's run off election going president's muhammadu assumed food voices in the 2nd round after the 1st attempt failed to find his successor. that investigation is underway after a u.s. passenger plane was forced to make a dramatic emergency landing its engine called fire and it showed large chunks of debris as it flew over denver in colorado kristen salumi has the story. this was a good feeling on board united airlines flight 328 shortly after takeoff from denver international airport troy lewis had just closed his eyes for a nap when he heard a loud bang i knew that that was not good and felt like it was on our side of the plane and i was over the wing and i flipped up the shade and saw the ascent of that engine missing or blown up a

highways, has been suspended for three hours as farmers took to the streets in protest against the three farm laws enacted by the indian parliamentctor. you can see behind me this is the agra—delhi national highway where these farmers have assembled. they've stopped traffic, you can see the tractors and trolleys lined up here. for three hours, the farm leaders have been staging protests and addressing farmers from surrounding villages in this area of haryana state, where i'm standing here at the moment. there have been a series of talks between the government and the farm union leaders. but the stalemate continues as no breakthrough could be achieved. the prime minister, narendra modi, he reached out to the farmers saying that he was open for dialogue and was just a phone call away. but the farm leaders and the farm organisations say that they will accept nothing short of the repeal of these laws. salman ravi, bbc news, india. it all comes as the farmers have received support from international figures like the singer rihanna, the teenage climate change activist greta thunberg and meena harris, the niece of the new us vice presid

into one of the main street main all the new stuff i mean about i mean i'll bring you. the parliament before and they. can be made present from chris or from the looks of these. they closed the street room even. when the cross. proposed leader or a position or proposed come today for prime minister a position both in the on the job we say they will stay overnight to move on to. the question was not legal for the little things they're tough on so be kind to say overnight so clearly the defiance is continuing to get them i'm curious because we've been seeing these huge huge numbers of people out on the streets these incredible incredible video is of the sheer crowds does look like that's quite an interesting mix of people out there opposition supporters as well as some minute treated and they don't necessarily have the same reasons for being there how sustained do you expect these demonstrations to be you say they'll be there overnight will they be that tomorrow will they be the day off then. so opposition does very very good reading you they are. running for the stealth and. the most h

after he dissolved parliament in december a move many say was unconstitutional. the reports now from. a fashionable shopping street in downtown london was turned into a political arena for the day thousands of supporters of prime minister keep the factions of the governing nepal communist party came to be. in support many arrived from outlying districts. if the party called work together it's best to go for a fresh electoral mandate which we support all he was elected prime minister in february 2018 after his party won the legislative elections he then formed a governing coalition with support from former maoist rebels becoming the 1st prime minister to be elected under the newly adopted constitution and in 2015 the ball is in a political crisis as partisan politics and infighting within the ruling communist party has caused a major both factions one led by prime minister. and the other by former prime minister. appear headed for a showdown as they step up the political rhetoric and try to win support in their particular favor of the opposing faction of the governing party and opposition parties have been holding

streets to protest against last week's military coup. a faction of nepal's ruling party has organized a march through the capital katmandu to oppose the prime minister's decision to dissolve parliament and the nepal communist party is suffering internal battles between allies of the prime minister and critics within the party. and sports out of japan reports say if she were more he president of the tokyo 2020 olympics organizing committee is stepping down tomorrow friday the 83 year old mori made a sexist remark that he said women talk too much during a japanese olympic committee meeting earlier this month after some $400.00 workers quit their volunteer posts with the games earlier this week tokyo organizers revisited morey's position as president reports say a replacement has already been found in. football now in a sparkling new chapter in the story of germany's most decorated club by your new nick the bundesliga champions edged mexico's tea gris to win the thief a club world cup and make it a clean sweep of all 6 major trophies they could win within a year or so loan in 2009 was the only other club to do that. right out of the starting blocks teague rays showed they had every int

democracy won a resounding majority of seats in parliament, and the military�*s own party performed poorly. tens of thousands of russians have taken to the streetsn support of the jailed activist alexi navalny for the second week running. they're the biggest protests against president putin for a decade. independent monitors said more than 5,000 were detained, including over 80 journalists covering the events. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. president biden has reportedly paused arms sales to saudi arabia as his administration reviews relations with his long—time strategic ally. not long ago, candidate biden described the kingdom as a pariah, but is there any prospect of external or internal pressure challenging the authority of saudi arabia's de facto leader, crown prince mohammed bin salman? well, my guest is exiled saudi opposition activist, madawi al—rasheed. what next for saudi arabia — reform, repression or maybe both? madawi al—rasheed, welcome to hardtalk. hello. you have become one of the highest profile saudi critics of crown prince mohammed bin salman. i just wonder how you felt a couple of weeks ag

soldiers now patrolling the streets, a clear sign of who is in control. this was the moment a member of parliamentas with the way in a predawn raid, one of many from the ruling national league for democracy party. the door of her home is locked. she previously spent nearly 15 years under house arrest in opposition to an earlier time of military rule. in a statement, she said i urge people not to accept this, to respond and wholeheartedly to protest against the coup by the military. not easy in myanmar, but here in thailand, myanmar's ex-pats have made their latency clear. honoring her and burning photos of the country's most senior army chief. >> i have been crying all day. he is the bad guy. how could he do something like this? >> while pro-military supporters flew flags in celebration on the streets of myanmar, the coup is a setback for many others. little more than a decade after the country began its transition to democracy, the army is back in charge. >> i feel the army assaulted the people when it staged this coup on the government. a government elected by our people. >> our country is just

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votes his supporters are already celebrating here in the streets of pristina but the next challenge would be to form a government kosovo parliament has a 120 seats in the house last one is needed to do that so we'll probably needs to have some correlation partner who could that be it's too early to say but what we do know is that his laws the government was elected in october 2013 it's majority due to disagreement to be coalition partners in a time democratic leader of course of all over the issue of dealing with to coronavirus been there me and also on the issue of e.u. facilitated the dialogue with serbia. thank you very much for joining us there from pristina. i want to bring you some exit polls now from spain because it shows that the 3 main separate is parties a jointly winning a majority of seats in an election taking place in the catalonia region which could potentially we shape the political landscape polls suggest separate is posse e r c is in the lead while the far right vox party will likely gain representatives in the katherine parliament for the 1st time. and watching al jazeera live from london still ahead. a popula

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democracy won a resounding majority of seats in parliament, and the military�*s own party performed poorly. tens of thousands of russians have taken to the streetsn support of the jailed activist alexi navalny for the second week running. they're the biggest protests against president putin for a decade. independent monitors said more than 5,000 were detained, including over 80 journalists. now on bbc news — dateline london. hello, i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme, which brings together some of the uk's leading commentators, bbc specialists, and those journalists who've worked as foreign correspondents, filing stories to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week: will there be enough vaccine doses? the uk closes its doors to some but infuriates china by opening them to kong hongers. and what a disputed prime ministerial visit tells us about the future of the union. 0n dateline�*s panel this week: janet daley, whose columns appear weekly in the sunday telegraph. jeffrey kofman is a former tv anchor and foreign correspondent in canada and the united states. and here with me in the studio is vincent knee, a china specialist wit

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