movement is calling for more jobs in morocco's northern region. in sudan protest leaders have suspended talks with the country's ruling military council and they say they no longer recognize its authority this follows military leader general abdel fatah alba hons announcement earlier today that he would respond within a week to demands for civilian control or as organizers have urged people to intensify their demonstrations outside army headquarters in the capital hard to army has been in control since of ousted sudan's longtime leader omar al bashir ten days ago. now d.w. correspondent jeff far abdul karim is in the sudanese capital khartoum earlier he spoke to people there about who they think should represent them and here's the update. i just came from the area where you have hitler a genius and a group of people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups who have live or liberal parties who have secular parties who have been slumming parties you...

in the past before the war in the fall. crimea but as we saw in the first round that doesn't pay off at the ballot box in today's ukraine that was something that didn't do them any favors selenski is certainly in no hurry to show himself as a friend of the kremlin on the one and other hand he's culturally someone who speaks russian in his private life rather than ukrainian who mixes both languages in his public appearances that something that goes down well in more russian speaking parts of this country in terms of europe while he says that personally he is in favor of closer integration and membership of nato in the e.u. but he will put this down to referendums allow the ukrainian public to decide on that the problem is having more rather than the geopolitics is actually accusations that he's too close to his column whiskey at all agog who owns the channel that made solecki famous that is a link that has been causing him considerable trouble in recent weeks and something that doesn't...

connelly reporting there in kiev from selenski headquarters thank you very much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world tripoli's only working airport has reopened after being hit by air strikes the airport had been shut down amid two weeks of fighting over control of the libyan capital forces loyal to strongman. have been unable to break into the city defended by libya's internationally recognized government. a landslide in southwestern colombia has killed at least fourteen people and injured five others heavy rains triggered the disaster in a province it ferried at least eight houses and blocked a portion of the pan-american highway as well landslides are common during colombia's rainy season. thousands have been protesting in the moroccan capital rabat announcing a crackdown on anti-poverty activists several members of the iraq anti-poverty movement have been imprisoned and a leader was sentenced to twenty years in prison for...

says is holding ukraine back on realizing on its immense potential this after all is ukraine's is europe's rather poorest country still and he says by fighting corruption bringing people even people with top level involved in politics to account for their corrupt dealings he can help release that you cannot potential and really help ukrainians decent living at home rather than being forced to leave the country as millions of ukrainians have been in recent years leaving the country in the hope of finding decent wages and the ability to provide for their families what about internationally and in terms of geo political relationships but selenski stance on russia clearly a country that plays a big role in ukraine. i think it would be wrong to cool to lead and open a pro russian candidate there were different other candidates in this race who travel to moscow during the campaign that was something that was considered normal in the past before the war in the fall. crimea but as we saw in...

yes i will leave the office of the presidency which but i would like to emphasize i am not leaving the politics. supporting go there saying that he does accept that decision let's go back though to selenski in a debate last week we heard him say that he would seek to quote break the system what exactly does that mean what can we expect from selenski now as president. will call this about two things first it's about generational change so petro poroshenko and third place units in washington selection of figures that have been at the forefront of ukraine's politics for decades selenski someone who on the one hand is known to almost all ukrainians through his work in show business in the act as a comedian who has no baggage of that kind who hasn't been involved in frontline politics or politics of any kind for that matter so he's promising at least basic and a generational restart and his major concern he says is corruption the thing he says is holding ukraine back on realizing on its...