begin in sudan where general abdel. harm has been sworn in as chairman of the newly created software and council who had been head of the military that took power back a few months ago now that's when the army pushed out the longtime leader of al bashir these are the latest pictures of him being sworn in just in the last hour or so well the lives of khartoum a little later here on the news 1st let's remind ourselves of how we got to where we are today well months of protests over rising food and fuel prices led to the military taking power back in april however the protesters immediately demanded a civilian government and continued their sit in outside the army headquarters in khartoum on june the 3rd paramilitary forces attacked and killed over 100 demonstrators shortly after that opposition leaders and the military resuming talks mediated by ethiopia and the african union finally the 2 sides signed a power sharing agreement on saturday and the opposition chose an economist. as the prime minister. as i say we'll go bac

life became very hard for the people of susu recent years like many others security guard abdel-hamid lost his job now the city's cafes are counting on the upswing and abdel-hamid has already found some casual work in an internet cafe he thinks he's heading for better times just the movie hope i can get a job working in hotel security again everyone's doing well now the tourists are all returning to do these more more perspective is extremely important for all of tunisia the economy continues to be a real problem for the north african country. part of a population of 11000000 people 500000 now employed directly in tours i'm a further 2000000 are involved in directly in the sector. everything points towards recovery but the sense of safety is fragile not long ago 2 suicide bombers blew themselves up in the capital tunis. just look around you the beach is full of people chin is here is safe again. and sheen is eons hope desperately it will remain that way their livelihoods depend on it. knowing is postponing the delivery date for the ultra long haul version of its 777 x. model the airli

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hoda abdel-hamid was at a support rally for simon chang in hong kong. salman chen is a hong kong or who holds a british national overseas passport about 3000000 home congress have a similar passport we know from his girlfriend that on august 8th he went to change and for a business trip and he was supposed to return that same day on his way back in the evening he was on a high speed train he exchanged several messages with his girlfriend the last one was around 10 pm in which she said that he was about to cross back into hong kong we also know from a statement issued from his family that he was held at the west train station it is actually on hong kong territory but it is manned by chinese immigration officials only shanny's officials operating in hong kong now this goes really right at the heart of what protesters have been calling for over the past 3 months that much contested extradition bill that they want to see with drone one of the protesters here was saying this is it this could happen to any one of us being picked up by chinese officials and th

this hour 10 of the 11 members of sudan's newly created sovereign council have been sworn in general abdel fattah alba hearten the previous head of the military. as its 1st chairman. johnson has arrived and you know this 1st trip to germany as british prime minister drags it is set to dominate the agenda as it meets german chancellor angela merkel has called on both germany and france to compromise on drugs. but i was in hong kong are running into the night they gathered in the train station to commemorate an attack on demonstrators in july earlier protests were held outside the u.k. consulate to demand the release of a worker detained on the mainland. an extra $1000.00 security forces have been deployed to bust up for protests continue to spread since monday demonstrators accuse the indonesian government of mistreating ethnic foreign students set of pilots as more. police reinforcements have been sent to the west papuan it's a controlled protests that have turned violent government buildings causing parts of in airports have been destroyed. the police have been accused of racism after 43

trump held an unscheduled news conference at that summit sitting alongside the egyptian leader abdel fatah el-sisi tom touched on a number of key issues including the middle east and iran more on that in a moment on the dispute with china he had this to say over here in the 3rd was. very very good growth very productive brawls they mean business they want to be able to deal is very important. very important to them both it was really a lot of things that happened and his wife president she's a great leader he stands and it's going to be great for china is going to be great to be great to the world he just is and he's able to do things that other people are unable to do so recall the story for sure to. negotiate see what happens but that they were making it ok let's go straight to be arrests where. it's and standing by for us president there talking about a number of topics let's start out with china it sounds like he's opening the door for some new possibilities. brian in the past 2 days reporting here from the g 7 i already announced once that president donald trump had softened his

the rebels say the younger brother of their leader abdel malik al who see has been killed the issued a statement announcing the death of ibrahim bad. they didn't specify the cause they're blaming agents of what they say is the u.s. is really coalition separatists fighting government forces in southern yemen for a 3rd day at least a dozen people have been killed since the conflict broke out separatists are supported by the e.u. and accuse the saudi backed government forces of conspiring against. the world food program says it will resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in the capital of yemen deliveries by the u.n. agency to 850000 people in santa stopped 2 months ago over concerns that aid was being diverted from vulnerable people the resumption comes after an agreement between the world food program and yemen's who see fighters. nearly $2000000.00 muslims are estimated to have started their annual hard pilgrimage to mecca in saudi arabia the 5 day event is a chance for muslims to seek redemption and to forgive and to be forgiven for muslims is considered the pea

president donald trump held an unscheduled news conference at the summit with the egyptian leader abdel fattah el-sisi then he held a press conference with german chancellor angela merkel ahead of bilateral german u.s. talks now there's been a flurry of activity with trump touching on a number of key issues including the middle east peace process and iran will have more on that in a moment now on the dispute with china the u.s. president had this to say there's a really good job that i think we're probably in a much better position to know that any time during the negotiation that's. i don't think it would have gotten here without having to go through this process and maybe i'm wrong but i think we're probably in a stronger position to do a deal a fair deal for busy everybody. so we have a very meaningful goal his immigration let's go straight to be. matters is standing by covering the g. 7 summit for us hi karen good to see you we've heard as we said the u.s. president talking about a number of topics today let's start with china it does appear that he might be opening the door for a n

held an unscheduled news conference at that summit sitting alongside the egyptian leader abdel fatah el-sisi tom touched on a number of key issues including the middle east and iran more on that in a moment on the dispute with china he had this to say. very very good.

this hour 10 of the 11 members of sudan's newly created sovereign council have been sworn in general abdel fatah the previous head of the military joined as its 1st. 2 people have been killed in the 1st gun battle since the locked up in indian administered kashmir began indian police say an officer and a rebel fighter were killed in the bottom of the district. just as in hong kong are rallying into the night they gathered in a train station to commemorate an attack on demonstrators in july earlier protesters were held outside the u.k. consulate to demand the release of a worker detained on the mainland. the case of a british flag oil tankers seized by to iran months ago is making its way through iranian courts there's been speculation the stana in paddle could be freed after gibraltar a british territory released on a rain fly tanker however iranian said the 2 cases. meanwhile a strain that has joined a u.s. led mission to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz. said big has more from bonded out the us and the strait of hormuz where they stand and paddle is believed to be dogged. the ste

council have been sworn in today to lead the country until elections can be held within 3 years general abdel fattah the previous head of saddam's military will serve as chairman . protesters in hong kong have gathered in front of the british consulate to appeal for the release of a man detained in mainland china earlier china's foreign ministry said simon chang an employee of the u.k. consulate violated the law and he will spend 15 days in administrative detention and the form of a 2nd treasure a cardinal george pell has lost on appeal against his criminal conviction in australia bell was jailed for 6 years in march for abusing 2 choir boys 20 years ago. the leaders of uganda and rwanda have signed an agreement aimed at reducing tensions between the 2 countries once a close ally is rwanda's paul kagame me and uganda's your way rima 70 have been accusing each other of espionage and political interference relations have steadily deteriorated rwanda closed its border with ukraine and the in february severely impacting trade on both sides then in may ugandan police accused rwandan soldiers of en

run the country until elections can be held that's invision to happen in level of a 3 from today the abdel fashionable one is to leave the transitional council for the 1st 21 months he'll be followed by a civilian dida. the military council which took over the running of the country following the president omar al bashir in april. bakiev and people are happy and satisfied but if anything happens and if we don't see any new well nothing being achieved will hold another revolution on top of the council same as we did with omar al bashir as you say one of them is the one i got into it at the table with me is asked me it is i'm he is a sudanese political activist he coordinates it dies for if it's supporting the protests on the ground in sadat welcome to africa it's welcome back i think it is so the military is now sharing power with civilians in sudan right so it was coming from 30 odd years off basically military which is say that your country is now going in the right direction right direction it would be depend on the next government which kind of just there's a lot of obstacles like the c

sudan's chief justices sworn in the country's new leaders the most important are the top general abdel fatah where han and the pro-democracy movements prime minister abdullah. civilians and the military agreed to share power after months of negotiations and bloodshed which followed the ousting of president omar al bashir. micro plastics and water probably do not pose a danger to our health that's according to a new report from the world health organization study finds that people are not absorbing most micro plastics when they drink water but it does caution that more research is needed. now a new push to repatriate will injure refugees from bangladesh to me and maher has apparently ended in failure after no one turned up to board the waiting buses for them when martin gave the go ahead for more than $3000.00 refugees to be returned to the country and issued them with documentation to do so but no refugees have yet accepted reportedly fearing what might happen to them on their return now this is bangladesh's 2nd repatriation attempt after a previous push that was back in november also

the council is initially being led by general abdel fattah al-burhan. he headed the transitional military council after the overthrow of president omar al-bashir. another leader will take over after 20 months. the signing of the deal at the celebrating in the streets with joy. it came after months of political stalemate and a bloody crackdown on protesters. and intense pressure from sudan's arab allies in the united states. although the agreement raises hope for a democratic transition, uncertainty remains as the new government tackles the main challenge for addressing the country's economic crisis. the man considered to be the most powerful player also sits on the council. the former warlord from darfur has recently been accused of allowing paramilitary men to kill bended -- to kill emmons traders. topics include pension reform, the 2020 budget, education, and ending up and on ivf for couples and single women. he joins me know from the palace. chris, the last year being pretty tough for president macron. how is he hoping around, shape things up? has, y

half an hour which is do usually schedule time for non muslims to enter the compound or not ok hoda abdel-hamid thank you very much the hodge pilgrimage for millions of muslims in saudi arabia is coming to a close as the world's largest annual religious gathering are performing the stoning of the devil ritual some will later sacrifice animals to mark the beginning it on saturday more than 2000000 times the sacred hill of mount arafat they prayed and recited the koran corey is a senior fellow and professor at american university of beirut he joins us from the lebanese capital we appreciate your time with the way that religion is is politicized in a way that it shouldn't get people's faith and religion have been politicized for so long what do you think is weighing on the minds of muslims who are who are in her and saudi arabia right now. the muslims in saudi arabia performing the houses are doing their religious duty showing their devotion to god and the their islamic principles that drive them as good muslims than these are the same principles that drive good christians and jews justice mercy t

members of its newly created sovereign council it's composed of military and civilian leaders general abdel fattah the previous head of the military joined as its 1st chairman. john johnson marco's says that maybe a solution to the issue of the irish back stop before the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october she's holding talks with the u.k. prime minister about his young son michael says all e.u. members have a united position they're willing to hear solutions and they want the u.k. to accept a deal but they're prepared for any scenario. protesters in hong kong are rallying into the night they gathered in a train station to commemorate an attack on demonstrators in july earlier protests were held outside the u.k. consulate to demand the release of a worker detained on the mainland. 2 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir and the 1st gun battle between separatists and security forces since new delhi revoked its autonomy and indian police say an officer and a rebel fighter were killed in the bottom of the district the region special status was scrapped earlier this mont

headlines from al-jazeera 10 members of sudan's newly created sovereign council have been sworn in general abdel fattah will serve as chairman or had been the head of the military that took power a few months ago when the army pushed out the longtime leader of al bashir. protesters in hong kong have gathered in front of the british consulate to appeal for the release of a man detained in mainland china earlier china's foreign ministry said simon chain an employee of the u.k. consulate violated the law and will spend 15 days in administrative detention china's foreign ministry spokesman urged the u.k. to stop stirring up trouble and on call. this u.k. consulate employee is a hong kong citizen he is not a u.k. citizen in other words that means he's chinese so it's entirely in internal matter for china so with regard to the recent series of mistaken comments the u.k. has made regarding hong kong china has openly expressed its stern position we want to once again urge the u.k. to stop making indiscreet remarks and stop stirring up trouble on the hong kong issue it has got hardly has more from beijin

to be used to restore order police have once again faced off with protesters firing tear gas hoda abdel-hamid is the. they had gathered for the festival of the hungry girls when offerings are made and items burned for ancestors but even this ancient chinese ritual couldn't escape the current turmoil a group of protesters burning notes printed with pictures of hong kong chief executive kerry the police chief and several other officials they were near a police station and started beaming laser pointers at the building. was ignored warnings to stop and police were soon on the street 1st a show of force police advancing. but the protesters remained defiant. he's out on a phone call and just to. match the faint than in the. heat and. then came the tear gas. standards like this will happen when you leave big business in different parts of poland's days and there doesn't seem to be an end in sight actually was each day that passes both sides seem to be more and more entrenched in their position. the confrontation in a neighborhood came as the city's airport was returning to normal after 2 days the d

and i was reassured immediately on contacting the firsrt peson, abdel basset, who told me, "yes, absolutepr, everybody is ious." it kept us going then. it kept giving us hope then. and now it still gives us hope, and one day we're going to return, and we're going to start again." >> sreenivasan: all right, mike thomson of the bbc. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: medi marijuana use is now legal in 33 states and the district ofco mbia, and senior citizens are the country's fastest usgrowing population of nes. one such person, a former police officer living in ar never thought he'd ever give the drug a try, let alone help others u learn how it. he'll tell you himself how that came about in this story from blr colleagues at arizona media. >> you have to understand this medicine in order to fully make use of it. there are two critical principles. number one is strain selection. you have to have the right strains. and number two is the dosage. so if you don't get these two right, you're either too stoned or you're not cutting the pain, or, you know, whatever the symptoms are. so.so

writer and commentator abdel bari atwan on things that the crisis among the coalition forces at the moment could have serious consequences on the situation in yemen. i believe it is extremely dangerous development that's how would the. united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after that night it out of eminence decided to pull some or most of its troops from him and this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 plans none of this and this war and the most dangerous thing also there are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and so there may be an avian and particular and nobody anticipated this kind of danger is the very open so if it does continue i believe that host is in the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near the end of that human war. and that brings up tonight for this hour that's how things are looking safe os they hear or not see what back again in just a with us humans. what politicians do.

prime minister and a sovereign council with military and civilian members have been sworn in general abdel fattah albert hahn who led the military jointed took power in april will head the council for the 1st 21 months hippa morgan has more from full. with those words sudan's military junta came to an end and a transitional sovereign council took its place the council has 5 members from the coalition known as the forces of freedom and change and 5 from the military an 11th member agreed upon by both sides makes up the body that would lead sudan's 3 year transitional period a prime minister who was named by the f.f.c. was also sworn in hours later i think. with the light vision with the right policies we will be able to address this economic crisis we will have a plan that will address the media challenges who are recovery program addressing the felt need by the people issues of inflation. real ability of commodities we fuel medicine and all that. everyone is happy and satisfied but if anything happens and if we did not see anything new from the revolution being achieved we will surely hold

mass cancellations things turned violent when riot police moved in with batons and pepper spray or abdel-hamid reports from the airport. it was late in the evening when chaos broke out at hong kong's international airport hours before protesters had detained and roughed up a man they suspected of being an undercover agent from mainland china paramedics tried to save him in vain so police was sent to help that that's when discussions broke out even though fish tales had clearly said their mission.

with general abdel fattah al but found at the helm. set on finally seems to be e moving towards democrac. member b body on wednesday. five of them are on the genererals te other six civilians including two women. who run the country for a little over three years until elections are held.d. it comes after months of political stalemate under brutal crackdown on protesters who wanted the military to share power. after they pushed out long time leader omar al bashir in april after four months. of demonstrations unopened and in other. yeah who the members of the sovereign council are accepted by as. all members have been agreed upon by the sudanese people the military council all the forces of freedom and change. now we can say that satisfied with what happened i'm not allowed to put a little. despite the relief this it on civilians there have been some misgivings particularly over the presence of my from at home than tackler. a paramilitary office of blame for the deadly repression of protests in recent months. there are also questions ove

faced off with protesters firing tear gas at hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrators and callin on to abdel-hamid reports now from hong kong. they had gathered for the festival of the hungry ghosts when offerings are made and items burned for ancestors but even this ancient chinese ritual couldn't escape the current turmoil a group of protesters burning notes printed with pictures of poco chief executive kerry the police chief and several other officials they were near a police station and started beaming laser pointers at the building. was big nord warnings to stop police pursuit on the street 1st a show of force police said nancy. but the protesters remain defiant. he's out with a new phone call on and just to. match the pain. in this. weekend that. came to tear gas. standups like this one are happening the a nearly daily basis in different parts of the things they say and there doesn't seem to be an end in sight actually was each day that passes both sides seem to be more and more into. in their position. to go for taishan in a neighborhood came as the city's airport was returning to normal af

writer and commentator abdel bari atwan thinks that the crisis among the coalition forces could have serious consequences on the situation in yemen. i believe it is extremely dangerous development that's how the. united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after what the united arab emirates decided to pull some of most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they do is think also there they are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particular and nobody anticipated this kind of dangerous development so if it does continue i believe that whole thing is over the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near the end of that yemen war and that is the news for now that's how things are looking then to get there we've also got plenty of stories as usual on our website at r.t. on. the hour. the other. purpose. was. w

beef mr trump addressed the prospects of the deal with japan during a meeting with egyptian president abdel fatah el-sisi so. they could you know pretty sure that's what. we have caught this is the people don't understand here there's a lot of time when. we have to call. it the big bang that everybody's been robbing the 35 year. old. meanwhile the e.u. appears to be the next target for mr trump on trade during a meeting with germany's uncle them or. the german chancellor pushed for a swift deal to be made between the 2 parties the us announced talks and this is of great interest to us to enhance the trade relation between the e.u. and the us we said we want to bring this as quickly as possible to a successful solution germany will work resolutely for this within the framework of the e.u. reporting for boom bust branches or r.t. . and rounding up some of the other headlines coming out of a surprisingly dramatic g 7 scene that could add world leaders pledged 20000000 euros to fund the fight against human set fires ravaging the longs of our quickly warming planet in the amazon rain forest the

$100.00 protesters have lost their lives during the push for democracy in sudan earlier i spoke to abdel wahab appendix is a professor of politics at the institute for graduate studies he says while the signing should be celebrated the reforms will be slow i would have people expect that next morning when the prime minister sits in his office things are going to change and of course. that's not not going to be the case simply also because the demonstration still from the brought this over the last 7 months have also grounded the state capacity down and the economy it has been. has been even legal loaded more and more. in the states capacity to intervene has been reduced so in order to get way. in december. this will go to a 4 and that's that's what the people who are protesting against tens of thousands of people in hong kong took part in pro and anti-government rallies today supporters of the government gathered in the town are park area in the central district say of hong kong together with their slogan counter-demonstrations took place on the other side of hong kong harbor in kowloon

writer and commentator abdel bari atwan thinks the crisis among the coalition forces could have serious consequences and the situation in yemen. i believe it is extremely dangerous drivel opened that's how the. united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after the united arab emirates decided to pull some or most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they do is think also the they are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particularly and nobody anticipated this kind of the media is developments so if it does continue i believe that both these images of the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be near end of that human war newly declassified document surveille america's role in indonesia's decades long occupation of east timor that story and more after the break. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspir

hour sudan's chief justice a sworn in the country's new leaders the most important of the top general abdel fatah book where han and the pro-democracy movements prime minister of. civilians in the military greed to share power after months of negotiations and bloodshed which followed the ousting of sudan's president omar al bashir. the. spanish police have arrested a man suspected of making some 500 videos up the skirts of women on madrid's metro says system. police say he used a mobile phone in his backpack to secretly film his victims police found recordings in his home many of them have been posted online. iran has unveiled what it calls a domestically built surface to air missile state media showing president hassan rouhani and other ministers at a launching ceremony the announcement comes at a time of rising tensions between iran and the west after a round shot down a u.s. military drone with a similar weapon. and staying with iran president rouhani has threatened to blockade oil transport in the persian gulf if the u.s. maintains its pressure on iran he said international waters would

abdel hoc has seen his living as a fisherman destroyed by the chemicals washing into the bay and his own health ruined by this city gas plumes he's now suffering from cancer of the coal on his boat is rotting in the harbor which is becoming a graveyard for the trawlers any hope of the future has gone the neighboring port transporting phosphate to the world though has never been busier. the sport has ruined everything it's polluted the ear and the egret culture and is lead to a deserted vacation of the marine life in one of the main parks in the city of god as graffitti warns of dangers of pollution a device which actually monitors the gases has been broken for years now. it's hanging in a road called environment of a new hard way down it's a large rubbish dump an old rusting cars. many here say the whole city seems to have lost hope david chase the al jazeera goddess just ahead on the news the champions of scotland are in record breaking for news of the ask a full round up of the english premier league coming up its. parts. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the s

members of the country's newly created sovereign council have been sworn in the past few hours general abdel fattah old boy the previous head of sudan's military will serve as chairman other members include 5 from the military 5 from the opposition and one other civilian the new governing body is set to leave the country until elections within 3 years if morgan has more from khartoum. well what happened next is the appointment of an executive council the prime minister which has already been chosen by the 4th. point and later he has a $21.00 day to appoint cabinet most of all will be from the foot. of the minister of interior and the minister of the friend who will be appointed by the military. people positions are really security therefore they cannot. appoint 2 members of the appointment of a. but more importantly the. appointment of. people here on the ground are saying that this judiciary that will be appointed for the. independent. and be able to deliver an accountability. for months and that's. the end authorized. talk to the transitional government and if no independent judiciary is f

writer and commentator abdel bari atwan thinks that the crisis among coalition forces could have serious consequences on the situation in yemen. i believe it is extremely dangerous divil open that's how the. united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after. a united arab emirates decided to pull some or most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they do is think also they are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particularly and nobody anticipated this kind of being different opens so if it does continue i believe that whole thing is in. the north will be the main winner in this case and this would be near end of the year men war. long term presidents plans to slash by half the number of u.s. troops stationed in afghanistan with further withdrawals dependent on the outcome of peace talks with the taliban. we're going down to 8600 and t

take place since june many of them say they want to prove that they are peaceful but also determined abdel-hamid reports now from hong kong. it's becoming did norman hold call for 11 week in street streams of pro-democracy protesters on the streets hundreds of thousands filled victoria park police are about 8. husband have taken part of the rally so far this time they brought their 2 young children all sun to face the outdoor why shouldn't to learn up our what is happening in hong kong and what we are fighting for. periods. of why it's right and what if. it is a historic. part and many others also said they came to denounce the police crackdown on protesters and put pressure on a government they feel is ignoring with each week that passes angry increased. and the divided government grows deeper and so from the initial demand of revoking the extradition bill now there are 5 demands that the protesters here say they won't back down from. me was. that i'm going to demands the book traffic reform and the withdrawal of criminal charges against gordon $700.00 protesters who have been detained so far b

abdel heloc has seen his living as a fisherman destroyed by the chemicals washing into the bay and his own health ruined by this city gas plumes he's now suffering from cancer of the colon is boats is rotting in the harbor which is becoming a graveyard for the trawlers any hope of a future as gone the neighboring port transporting phosphate to the world though has never been busier. there the sport has ruined everything it's polluted the ear and the egret culture and is lead to a deserted vacation of the marine life in one of the main parks in the city of gabbers graffiti warns of dangers of air pollution a device which actually monitors the gases has been broken for years now. it's hanging in a road called environment of a new hard way down it a large rubbish dump and old rusting cars. many here say the whole city seems to have lost hope david chaytor al-jazeera gulbis. well still ahead i'll just 0 in spalled the champions of scotland in record breaking. if that's true round up the premier league you know. china has one of the world's highest are based you know maybe a take up the far

back to you in a couple of minutes i guess but in the meantime thanks very much let's talk again to abdel wahab al offending making a perfectly valid point there isn't sure the opposition is not completely on the same page if there are any of those issues that everyone has to deal with when they come to deal with the opposition is going to fracture over which issue might they feel like a parting of the ways. i think you know you are also right in mentioning that there's a trade off between focusing on punishing the misdeeds of the past and doing the task of the future. what unites opposition now is the 1st they all want to attribute from the old regime a lot of them have craven says a lot of them have. problems but the more you concentrate on that the less you would have time. to concentrate on the economy on political reform or change and i think this is going to be the biggest challenge and as happens usually with any. coalition. when you come to the nitty gritty of things opinions will divide. already the freedom. coalition has got 5 different coalitions in it. and we already have got

end to the pro-democracy demonstrations which have plunged the city into political turmoil on the abdel-hamid has worn out from hong kong. they gathered under the banner of say phone call to denounce recent violence during protest and to show support for the police here into mar park just to china is clear but there's more than just that the crowd is mostly middle age or older part of a generation that grew under british colonial rule and want to protect their lifestyle b.v. chou works in the service industry he is one of $200.00 government supporters from to same neighborhood whatever the south i absolutely don't accept the demands of the protesters steps not what the general public wants not that the months can be match they are all nonsense and excuses. why the wrong people here are calling on the police to uphold law and order and blame protesters for divisive outburst of violence. and we all love hong kong part of china will firmly believe that so i don't want this place to be ruined and that's why i came back and support and do the rally back cannot take any violent demonstrations that

council to run the country for 3 years until the elections are held will be led by left and general abdel fatah albert harm for the 1st 21 months but one has been had in the military council which is running the country soon speciate of us alstad in april from khartoum his head of morgan. the decision by sudan's military council to appoint a sovereign council comes in line with a power sharing agreement that was signed between the military and the opposition coalition known as the forces of freedom and change on saturday now asper that agreement the rule of the sovereign council will be largely ceremonial and it will be overseen the executive council which will be having members nominated by the opposition coalition and the legislative assembly which 2 thirds of its seats will go to the opposition coalition as well the sovereign council will have 11 members 5 from the military 5 from the opposition coalition and 11th member which has been agreed upon by both sides it will be sworn in on wednesday morning and after that a prime minister who has already been nominated by the opposition will

government are out in the streets we have reporters on both sides of the story 1st let's hear from hoda abdel-hamid who's with the pro-government demonstrators in hong kong's tamam park the people who were here by large told me that they were mainly here today cried to violence that they were extremely scared about what could happen what's going on full day here in hong kong you had also on the stage for example representatives of the taxi drivers representative of the financial community were talking about the law says they haven't cured since all this started under thomas' at and t. government rally in. what was certainly peaceful has not ended something altogether different this is what happens i'm afraid having seen this on previous weekends again and again and again different retest is coming that over there is a play station among play station and the protesters have gathered outside the entrance to that there's probably 2530 place in full riot gear him day and really in the entrance to their place building india's defense ministry says the soldiers being killed along the disputed line of con