well for more we're joined now on the line by somali journalist abdul aziz bilal abdul aziz what is the latest you can tell us about this attack. just as you've mentioned the impact of these it's awkward behind all across mogadishu surrounding everything's on the objective was to cause and ready. to put together. a large scale was able to take place during rush hour now on saturday is the cost of the week in the sauna comfort all under course most part of the country and that is a deadly attack targeted a position checkpoint that is the last defense barrell for mogadishu so it's the thought of the view that these these vehicles the bridge to the thirty's and entered mogadishu then probably would have been talking about an attack of a much bigger scale but still attacked in the x. area of group that is just 15 kilometers from the city center itself targeted university students security possible run civilians who are rushing to us move that issue and some of them are rushing to what the institutions of learning well we have been getting some conflicting reports about the number of dead an

and joining me on the line now is the smaller journalist abdul aziz below abdul aziz what more can you tell us about this devastating attack. well as it has been clearly mentioned in the report today the fusty of the week in mogadishu and as expected the bulk of the junction none of the 6 control is a part of the security because it's the last checkpoint before and she and exits to mogadishu that's where security forces put on the tough measures they have to contain the attacks from and cheering at the capital city of mogadishu so at any given time there's a pile of being checked they have a particular tick boxes before being allowed inside and this is one of the reasons why these attacks cost such a huge a casualty figure because it calculated checkpoint on the out because the mogadishu . killed more than 20 given to students who are in one minivan as well as other this small school going children as well as members of the security called very quickly as we're headed to have moved into and out of mogadishu among the dead also include 2 turkish nationals a genius who were walking on a

well for the latest we're joined now on the line by somali journalist abdul aziz. so i'm doing these we're hearing that this was a very intense blast what more can you tell us. well just as you have mentioned despite this is no claim of responsibility yet but these are all the hallmarks of part of the previous outset of attacks now as you mentioned the tactic take place out of security under taxation checkpoints southwest of mogadishu during rush hour these subsidies the fusty of the weekend overseas so many people are going about their activities students going to the universities people going back to their businesses people coming to the city center for work and the soldiers are moving up on from there also construction going on along the city to go to the links mogadishu and as every consul tired of good that is being done by the taxi company so often it is still trying to get further information about how to talk to please but what we know is according to the minutes of information spokesperson it says that more than 30 bodies were pulled out of or the wreckage

and joining me now on the line is somali journalist abdul aziz below what has the somali government's response to this attack been. well the federal government that issue is in partnership with the international populous a walking. thing of the. explosion one of it is. to the national committee to assist to evacuate some of the seriously wounded victims because for special treatment abroad and the state of katrina and to take us to the countries willing to send a medical team medical bring. some of the wounded people to you stumble and don't hobble specialized treatment and not on the ground as a situation. for locals to go to the local hospitals to if you need glasses because most of the victims are in dire need of blood of the country doesn't. at the moment so authorities are saying that the for now is heightened security in and around every topical city of mogadishu the country's most populous city in the frequent hot spot for a deadly militant attack and so because he has been beefed up because the militant group is no interest to the deadly attacks. and to prove that it could mea

to contain this insurgency and secure the country again thanks a lot at stake somali journalist abdul aziz below thanks for that. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in lebanon hundreds of protesters rallied outside the home of the country's new prime minister demonstrators fired flares and demanded the resignation of. who is backed by hezbollah and lebanon is facing its worst political crisis in decades protests against corruption and mismanagement have gripped the country since october. algeria president abdul majeed to boot has named an educator and diplomatic as the new prime minister abdul aziz gera just said his top challenge would be to regain the confidence of algerian society protest against algeria is the political establishment have persisted since to boone was elected earlier this month algeria spoke pro-democracy movement boycotted the election. india's main opposition party has been holding rallies against a disputed new citizenship law congress party leader raul gandy said the government was ignoring the will of the people by pu

thank you very much for filling us in the somali journalist abdul aziz below that. say look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today in hong kong police dressed like protesters have arrested several people during a demonstration at a shopping mall plainclothes officers lashed out at protesters with the towns and restrained participants the protesters are calling for chinese traders to leave hong kong activists have been demanding autonomy from china since june. the remains of 6 people have been recovered following a helicopter crash in hawaii a 7 is still missing helicopter came down on kawaii island during a sightseeing tour. 2 children are reportedly among the dead. in chile police used tear gas and water cannons to break up anti-government protests demonstrations against president and you're a rock the country since october on friday he did a key demand of the protesters and set a date for a referendum on a new constitution. in northern syria more than 235000 people are reported to have fled their homes in. the united nations says the

thank you very much for filling us in the somali journalist abdul aziz below. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today in hong kong police dressed like protesters have arrested several people during a demonstration at a shopping mall plainclothes officers lashed out of protesters with the tones and restrained participants the protesters are calling for chinese traders to leave hong kong activists have been demanding autonomy from china since. in chile police used tear gas water cannon to break up protests demonstrations against presidents about symphony ever have rocked the country since october on friday penury heated a key demand of the protesters and such a date for a referendum on a new constitution. in northern syria more than 235000 people reported to have fled their homes in live province the united nations says the eggs this began more than 2 weeks ago after syrian and russian forces began an offensive on the region it live is the last remaining rebel stronghold in syria and is home 3000000 people includ

contain this insurgency and secure the country ok i think there's a lot at stake somali journalist abdul aziz below thanks for that time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in a lebanon hundreds of protesters rallied outside the home of the country's new prime minister demonstrators fired flares and demanded the resignation of has sandia who is backed by hezbollah was lebanon is facing its worst political crisis in decades protests against corruption and mismanagement have gripped the country since october. algeria's president. has named an educator and diplomat as prime minister in our village these jerad said his challenge would be to regain the confidence of algerian society protests against algeria as political establishment have persisted since to boone was elected earlier this month syria's pro-democracy movement boycotted the election. 3 skiers were killed when they were buried by an avalanche on a ski slope in south tyrol in italy a woman in 2 girls all german nationals died when a sheet of snow broke lose above the total zakes slope at 2400 m

the government but the prime students while the cost of the victims of these attacks journalist abdul aziz below we thank you very much indeed for decades of an arrest and poor security in somalia has forced many people to leave the country in the 1990 s. civil war broke out and thousands of somalis fled with many of them ending up in refugee camps in neighboring kenya well 30 years later at the makeshift camps have become a permanent home for many somalis but aid cuts mean already difficult conditions could soon get worse. it's a city that wasn't supposed to be but dar dab is now written on kenya's map the refugee camp in the country's east is home 220-0000 people who fled conflict in neighboring somalia. mohammed abdul abdul he says it's the only home he knows he was raised here married and had children who are at the height it's very difficult to spend my life stuck here. freedom of movement. and that is a basic human right a lot of cattle little boy in a google come out of nowhere mohammed is not allowed to leave the camp norris you allowed to work the 28 year old can't escape his refu

joining me now on the line from mogadishu is somali journalist abdul aziz below abdulaziz tell us what's the latest on the ground you're seeing there. well the country has some of the police come into town with the dust of a striker in the alley hours of saturday morning in the heart of the capital mogadishu on social media grief is out forming people are calling it the movie shoot massacre and the blaming of ortiz for the constant number of attacks that have happened all over the years in mogadishu the fact that they can. freeze the security personnel from the somali side other from the international partners that is african union troops still been able to secure mogadishu so that on the ground but the feeling of course of trying to ask authorities to come up with answers but overall hospitals have been filled with people trying to find. the source. for them he shaded by the prime minister to coordinate on the number of people have died those of the injured so they can be 1st kentucky or specialized treatment and the rest so that they can coordinate the number of casualties on the botto

able to contain this insurgency and secure the country ok thanks a lot at stake somali journalist abdul aziz below thanks for that and just a reminder that while the jihadist group. is often behind these kinds of attacks there is no claim of responsibility as of yet for this attack time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. more heavy rains and flooding have forced thousands of families to flee villages and farms in western kenya the weather has caused has displaced some 2000000 people in east africa in the past 2 months killed hundreds rains are expected to ease if only at the end of the month. in lebanon hundreds of protesters rallied outside the home of the country's new prime minister demonstrators fired flares and demanded the resignation of has job who is backed by the militant hezbollah group lebanon is facing its worst political crisis in decades protests against corruption and mismanagement have gripped the country since october. 3 skiers were killed when they were buried by an avalanche on a ski slope in south to roll in italy women in 2 girl

this is abdul aziz bin salman. >> for cnbc, any comments, sir hold on any comments, sir for cnbc, your excellency. >> are we come back? was there a deal done, sir was there a deal done. >> he said well he did look at us and said guys we will see you tomorrow i don't know what that means about the deal i know there is the opec plus meeting with russia tomorrow quite chaotic here guys. no word if a deal is done. but the meeting is done. and we will see you back here from the live coverage at opec headquarters tomorrow. we are throwing up slaepg bags and grab brat wurst and call it a night here. >> we appreciate that very much. brian sufrlen live on the scene, the opec meeting breaking up you saw the scene there. i don't want to ask him a question in case he can't hear me oil is frozen maybe waiting to find out what the ultimate outcome is going to be tomorrow, not much move today in either wti or brent. >> no but interesting because you had not only aramco which people feel has given decent support. you have had inventory numbers that have been bullish ipi and eia data the were key. the

as the most powerful man in the country following the mass protests of resignation of president abdul aziz beautifully. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. is glad i'm here putin creating a new reality on the ground in crimea moscow and explained there from ukraine in 2014 and russia as it's been under international sanctions but now the russian president has opened a direct train link to the peninsula so what does this mean for the future this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm so whole raman a new road and rail bridge now connects the crimean peninsula with russia the 4000000000 dollar transport link is the longest in europe but it seemed by many in kiev as a symbol of moscow's control over the peninsula and the united states and european union consider it a violation of ukraine's sovereignty and impose sanctions on companies involved in its construction moscow and kiev as relations have worsened since russia annexed crimea in 2014 the peninsula had only been accessible from mainland ukraine until the bridge was opened last yea

the strikes and demonstrations aren't of a 24 day algeria's president is named abdul aziz gerard is the new countries of the country's new prime minister here it is a former diplomat and presidential advisor who teaches political science at the university of our genius and a strike in libya has targeted an engineering institute in a residential district of zawiya the attack on the city ordered by walter leaf after is the 4th fear in his many dies those are the headlines and news continues here on al-jazeera right after inside story. it can fly a 27 times the speed of sound. is the world leader in hypersonic weapons so how will it affect the global arms race story. hello and welcome to the program i'm dead. russia says its new hypersonic weapon is a technological breakthrough on the scale of sputnik the 1st satellite launched by the soviet union in 1967 president vladimir putin can easily bypass missile defense systems on its way to a target through sharp maneuvers and that's worrying the u.s. that's also having to contend with china's development of hypersonic arms beijing displayed the

as part of a long ruling corrupt establishment mass protests led to the fall of longtime leader abdul aziz boucher feet and april the demonstrators dismissed the subsequent election by low polling as a sham britain's queen elizabeth has outlined the agenda of boris johnson's new conservative government addressing the houses of parliament she said leaving the e.u. by the end of january is at the very top of the agenda the event marks the official state opening of parliament and it comes just a week after johnson's conservative party secured a landslide win well we are now getting reports that we are hearing the very new lebanese prime minister who is literally just been appointed by the president michel aoun he is addressing the nation now michel aoun named him his name is house and he is a former education minister and currently a university professor he is also a sunni muslim and he is the new prime minister as part of the sectarian political system in lebanon now we have seen a huge amount of widespread political unrest there and we have heard from our correspondent that wolf that a numb

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer down oh for. justice. democracy and equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for being of islamic no we warn a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera. denial. now it is a familiar story in argentina the government's again deep in debt as inflation and poverty levels rise. the lower house of parliament has voted to declare an economic emergency and announced new measures to deal with the crisis but opinion is split on whether the tax rises and other reforms will work this time or not is money. a sweeping new economic law has been approved by argentina's congress it's. officials declared a public emergency to prioritize th

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer down oh for. justice. democracy equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we warn a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera. denial. argentina has adopted wide ranging measures to boost its economy the new government is seeking to rescue the country from you. sky high inflation al-jazeera has. a sweeping new economic law has been approved by argentina's congress it's. officials declared a public emergency to prioritise the worsening debt crisis gripping the nation's economy. it does necessary to solve the debt problem in order to bear you need the ability to be and in order to be able to bear the economy ha

and his predecessor mohammed abdul aziz are long time friends who staged coups together since 2005. as he's old as president as well as army chief then minister of defense well as he's completed his terms in office he supported the candidacy of us when he was elected to join but there are miles to a stop and last week. backed by a few loyalists as he's wanted to lead the ruling party a union for the public which he founded 10 years ago as one his supporters injected the move which they describe as an attempt by the former president to sneak back to power. our position as majority in the administrative committee reinforces that this is the party of the government so it should be run by the sitting president mahmoud. not literally but in consultation with all party members as to former president you can pursue his him bishan within the party like any other member but he can't have a special status. has this is the 1st fragmentation within the ruling party since its inception we now have 2 sides one owns a majority of 22 members in the administrative committee the other owns the leader

was regarded as the most powerful man in the country following the resignation of longtime leader abdul aziz bouteflika in a poll. in other world news in booking a fossil at least 35 civilians have been shot dead in an attack in according to the government 85 have also been killed a warning some of the viewers might find the images in this following report disturbing the fighters launched an assault on an army base in our bend and a nearby town of violence has increased in booking a fossil after the military launched an offensive against armed groups in november there's been no claim of responsibility for this attack the government has declared 2 days of national mourning. so he didn't do ok so your know we have to think about solidarity and national cohesion people women for the most part were getting water and got murdered in cold blood by the terrorists while they were retreating we must show compassion with the populations that is why all flags will fly at half mast for 2 days and all christmas celebrations are cancelled. work in a fossil was once a pocket of calm in the region but secur

algeria as president has named again averse to lecture as the new prime minister abdul aziz chair andis a former diplomat and presidential advisor and now teaches political science at the university of algiers his appointment comes a week after i. was declared the winner of a controversial presidential election boycotted by many syrians on friday thousands of protesters continued calling for the overthrow of the entire political system in france striking workers were joined by yellow vests protest is joining demonstrations in paris and that led to clashes with police the strikers are angry about president a man well mark holmes to reform public sector pensions a nationwide walkout is entering its 25th day train services have been crippled with the national will operate and losing more than $400000000.00 in ticket revenue . service of protested on the streets of the french capital every weekend for more than a year against a number of mccombs policies. well one of the l a best most prominent member who was blinded him one night in a demonstration earlier this year says the same i was i

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer down oh for. justice. democracy equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we warn a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera. denial. thousands of people have been rallying in lebanon's capital against the nomination of the next prime minister. troops. retaliated by throwing rocks. linking beirut lebanon. is promising to form a technocratic government. within 6 weeks to solve an economic crisis. iraq's top shia leader has called for elections as soon as possible grand ayatollah ali al sistani says forming a new government is the only way out of a crisis protests of resume does iraq's political leaders to rea

algeria's president has named abdul aziz jarrett as the country's new prime minister it is a former diplomat and presidential advisor who teaches political science at the university about his appointment comes a week after budget to boon was to quit the winner of a controversy of election that was boycotted by many. on friday thousands of protesters continued calling for the overthrow of the entire political system. still ahead on al-jazeera. carry on with their protests even though the president signs off on one of the pads on a new constitution plus. the be. caught on camera police offices in the u.s. find themselves running for their lives. hello again it's good to have you back well still very wet weather here across parts of the eastern mediterranean and that is going to continue unfortunately as we begin the week as well of course we have been talking about the flooding situation that has been going on in turkey syria as well as into lebanon unfortunate for beirut expect to see more rain as we go from sunday as well as into monday temperatures lingering into the mid teens there for tur

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer down oh for. justice. democracy and equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we were on a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera. denial. to cruise ships have collided with each other in mexico a carnival glory was docking in the caribbean resort of cozumel but its $88000.00 ton sister ship was in the way 6 people suffered minor injuries as the stunt of a carnival legend has damaged. and again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines thousands of people continue to protest across india as the backlash intensifies over a new door on citizenship at least 23 people have been killed and more than 1500 a

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before peace the it can be signed calling for an answer don oh for. justice. democracy equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we warn a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera. denial. protesters have returned to the streets of the chilean capital santiago angry about delays in the go seizing a new call. the police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators in the city it's the latest in the several months long demonstrations over social inequality on thursday the chilean congress approved a referendum on changing the constitution which is one of the protesters main demands it. people in paris are getting on their bikes to beat week number 3 of

what they call the i sabah the gangsta system the utter the it was the decision by 82 year old abdul aziz beautifully to seek a 5th term as president for tens of thousands of algerians out in nationwide protests was. in april the army forced beautifully to to resign and the election was eventually shed yule for december the protests continue i think i'll join or police banks or march on these election day want to president in office or soon as possible burbled play in the constitution game bill is a very good job big problem of trust between the 2 between the arguing government will do authorities and the people over the last few years but if we could came to power in 1909 for 20 years he was kept there by a group of men known as. they wielded power behind the scenes as an ailing president became just a figurehead. on tuesday 2 former prime ministers and other officials were jailed for corruption so close to the election it's been seen as an attempt by the army also part of the prove walk to show they're cleaning up but the 5 men running for president are approved by the state they've all

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer down oh for. justice. democracy equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we warn a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera yeah denial. people in paris are getting on their bikes to beat the 3rd week of strikes by french transport workers cycling to work. becoming ever more popular as metro and rail services remain at a standstill because of a dispute over pension reforms. weaving through traffic in paris on a bike can be daunting at the best of times for more than 2 weeks of public transport strikes against the government's planned pension reforms has made cycling around the city particularly challenging

as part of a long ruling corrupt establishment mass protests led to the fall of longtime leader abdul aziz booted feet and april the demonstrators dismissed the subsequent election mode by low polling as a sham britain's queen elizabeth has outlined the agenda of boris johnson's new conservative government addressing the houses of parliament she said leaving the e.u. by the end of january is at the very top of the agenda the event marks the official state opening of parliament and it comes just a week after johnson's conservative party secured a landslide win. well we are now getting reports that we are hearing the very new lebanese prime minister who has literally just been appointed by the president michel aoun he is addressing the nation now michel aoun named him his name is house and he is a former education minister and currently a university professor he is also a sunni muslim and he is the new prime minister as part of the sectarian political system in lebanon now we have seen a huge amounts of widespread political unrest there and we have heard from our correspondent that wolf that

algeria's president has named a university lecturer as the new prime minister abdul aziz shirov is a former diplomat and presidential advisor united his political science at the university of all g. is his appointment comes a week after abdul majeed to boom was declared the winner of a controversial presidential election boycotted by many algerians friday thousands of protesters continued calling for the overthrow of the entire political system libya's u.n. backed government forces saw are pushing back against war at home before have 2 hours offensive to capture tripoli it launched a new attack near the airport area cleanings of captured 10 of half so as soldiers the g.n.a.s. requested military support from turkey. india's opposition congress parties called a new citizenship law on the attack on the country's traditions and culture and history thousands of people attended former party leader raul gandhi's rally in goa hasi in the northeast 8 of us the new legislation eases citizenship for religious minorities from neighboring muslim majority countries but yes to say the law goes again

algeria's president has named a university lecturer as the new prime minister abdul aziz jerad is a former diplomat and presidential advisor he now teaches political science at the university of algae is his appointment comes a week after of the legend to boone was declared the winner of a controversial presidential election boycotted by many algerians on friday thousands of protesters continued calling for the overthrow of the entire political system and in front striking workers were joined by yellow vest protesters during demonstrations in paris and that led to clashes with police they're angry about president emanuel plans to reform public sector pensions. investigators in kazakhstan are considering technical failure pilot error and weather conditions all as possible causes of a plane crash which killed 12 people the backend jet with 98 people on board crashed on friday well those are the headlines the news continues here off to jerusalem. when i asked my mother when was the last time she took the train in and where did she go and she tells me yes of course i took the train because the

algeria's president has named abdul aziz jerad as the country's new prime minister gerrard is a former diplomat and presidential advisor who teaches political science at the university of algeria's is appointed comes a week after abdul majid to boone was to clear the winner of a controversy election that was boycotted by many out syrians on friday thousands of protesters continue calling for the overthrow of the entire political system. russia says it's deployed a new hypersonic weapon which some defense analysts see as part of a new arms race it apparently flies it 27 times the speed of sound and can carry a nuclear warhead the russians say the evan god weapon can also make evasive turns off being fired into will this like you to formidable match for many defense systems russia argues that the haven't got secure is its position as a world leader in hypersonic weapons the u.s. and china however say they're developing similar systems defense analyst pavel felgenhauer says most russians will respond well to the announcement but there are questions about whether the weapon is all that it'

in the middle east at the heritage foundation just to a thank you algeria as president has named abdul aziz to add as the new prime minister does arab is a former diplomat and a presidential advisor who teaches political science at the university of his appointment comes a week after abdul majid to moon was declared the winner of a controversial presidential election that was boycotted by many algerians on friday thousands of protesters continued calling for the overthrow all that the whole political system. india's opposition congress party has called the new citizenship law an attack on the country's traditions culture and history new legislation eases citizenship for religious minorities from neighboring was the majority countries protesters say the law goes against india's secular constitution by not including muslims and women are on the front line of those protests met some of them in new delhi the 16 days into the nationwide protest against the contentious citizenship law and the women of new delhi are undeterred by the 26 dead arrests of a 1000 and the biting cold. the police say th

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer don oh for. justice. democracy and equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we were on a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera yeah denial. now syrian government forces on their russian allies have bombed rebel held areas and added province killing 11 people. the airstrikes hit a busy market and sorry kiev and then the city's main road as people try to flee the attack the city of mars a new man was also targeted that's home to more than 100000 people who've escaped fighting elsewhere syrian troops are advancing capturing 2 more villages on the southern edge of it there are thousands of people leaving syr

as a government minister and was also director of the state radio station also in the running is abdul aziz belied who heads the el move fun party and abdelkader ben green a from the islamic party protestors view all these candidates as part of the current regime let's speak to use of one del about this he's a professor of political science and international relations at qatar universities here in doha with a sink you so much for being with us 2 days ago yousif there was a significant ruling that came before this presidential election in which to form a prime ministers and a former parliament speaker was sentenced to jail for corruption it would seem that this has not been enough to convince a jury and so it dismisses election to go out and vote why are they so opposed to this vote to choose a successor to beautifully 1st of all a thing to do julian of the 2 full plug ministers and also a number of businessmen ministers goes along given some sort of legitimacy to the current or it is in all julia but obviously as far as the algerian looked a lot of concern over such an awful jewel in the li

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before peace the it can be signed calling for an answer don oh for. justice. democracy equality of the busy problem is the issue of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we were on a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there like as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera. denial. the program as a social media a death sentence a pakistani professor convicted. bassam me for face but just. as of back to him secretive artist banksy makes his furniture and politics in his latest class black. and al into man find their way back to the top pain a silly tassel reaction it's all. good welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across europe it is still a very messy scenario we are talking about one area of low pressure pushing across the

have given us just unimpeded access talks between sudan's people liberation movement north leader abdul aziz and hello and the sudanese government are going on but many issues need to be resolved before a peace deal can be signed calling for an answer don oh for. justice. democracy equality of the busy problem is a show of the sharia sharia islamic law for. the macnow we warn a secular democratic. state and this is where the government is there looking as the issues continue to be talked through hundreds of thousands wait and hope that whatever the outcome be age will continue to arrive he will morgan al-jazeera yeah denial. twitter has removed nearly 6000 accounts which it says were part of coordinated efforts by saudi arabia to. promote its interests the social media company says the accounts were aggressively liking and retreating messages favorable to the kingdom discussions about sanctions in iran and appearances by saudis and western media were often the targets japan's prime minister has briefed iran's president on plans to send military forces to protect japanese oil exports from the

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