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from the office of the emir here in doha jamal so let's talk us through what kind of support omar al bashir is looking for from. well i mean ahmed bashir obviously wants to demonstrate that he is still the president of the country that he is still very much in control and that things aren't as bad as maybe his critics would like to show in the sense that he's able to go on these foreign trips and meets with foreign leaders as far as qatar is concerned it does have a very strong relationship with sudan one that spans for decades and it for example hosted the door for peace talks it's pumped in more than a billion dollars actually worth of investments in the parts of the country as well as other supports over the years if you remember there have been flash protests over the past say seven eight years they haven't lasted as long as this latest wave of protests have but there have been mainly there were about hike in price is a lack of financial prichard ities and obviously the general resentments felt by a large proportion of the population against the government for its failure to provide ess

no ruler should be in control for thirty years so i'm really calling now for omar al bashir to step down. is a dictator that has been exploiting and oppressing the people for for many years. the trafficking agency says it's found thousands of missing girls and women in southern mali many have been sold as sex slaves in a gold mining camp serves the robber tween twenty to forty five thousand kidnapped women in mali recently raised a problem ten years ago and says plans are underway to return the woman to nigeria this go elsewhere exploited by virtue of the have only really believed to be from the blue our communities in various parts of nigeria six different states to be precise and tricked into going into mali giving the impression of doing to be getting jobs in the hood and the usual story some of them are actually we're actually a doctor that the arabs the idea of school uniforms on their way to school or back from school to a snatched by the kid not possible trafficker. president nicolas maduro says he's older a vision of diplomatic ties with the united states that's in response to u.

president al—bashir has ruled sudan for 30 years.tions of genocide, but no—one's been able to unseat him. he's survived international sanctions and the splitting of his country in half, with the loss of most of its oil revenue, and he wants to change the constitution to stay in power. but on the streets, the protesters are demanding hurriya — freedom, and an end to his rule. human rights groups say more than a0 people have been killed in the past month. security forces still seem in control, but at an increasingly heavy cost. bill hayton, bbc news. much more to come to you, including this. it is billed as the largest peaceful gathering in the world. we will be visiting india to take a look at the indian festival of mumbh nela. —— kumbh mela. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first — america first. demonstrators waiting for mike getting and his rebel there, he was the gestapo chief

deployed to undo a man after protesters blocked streets demanding the resignation of president omar al bashir the near daily demonstrations began in december in response to the league's in cost of bribes activists say dozens have been killed president says the process being organized by quote traitorous mohamed el has the latest from. more protests broke out today in khartoum and also in the city of man protesters have been planning to converge on the parliament and once again demand the government to step down and the president omar bashir but soon they were dispersed by security personnel using heavy tear gas or so in other parts of the man in the forty third street where i was there heavy to gas how has been used and a cameraman working for dizzier has been as a freelancer has been apprehended and that's a part of a systematic kaka down on journalists particularly if they used t.v. cameras and t.v. cameras are not allowed in these protests since the beginning and today or so president omar bashir once again reiterated his accusation to certain elements who he said are infiltrated among pro

no ruler should be in control for thirty years so really calling now for omar al bashir to step down. is a dictator that has been exploiting and oppressing the people for for many years. nigeria's anti trafficking agency has found tens of thousands of missing women in southern mali many have been sold as sex slaves and gold mining camps at least twenty thousand have been taken many from rural areas and are being kept in appalling conditions in some cases as many as one hundred fifty girls a crammed into just one hot the agency believes there could be others in neighboring countries as well as plans to go to ghana and senegal next. where exploited by virtue of the ability from me through our communities in various parts of nigeria six different states to be precise. tricked into going into mali giving the impression of doing to be getting jobs. and the usual story some of them are actually docked it. back from school snatched by traffic. zimbabwe's president is about to investigate accusations of assault and torture by his security forces and a synagogue was calling for a national inqu

anti-government demonstrators are once again calling for the resignation of sudanese president omar al bashir on sunday faculty members of the university of khartoum were arrested as a trying to join the protests more than two thousand demonstrators have been arrested since december nineteenth many say they are fed up by high food prices fuel shortages and inflation caused by what they see as government mismanagement to bush years nearly thirty year rule security forces have reportedly used to live ammunition and tear gas against protesters authorities say at least nineteen of been killed while the human rights group amnesty international estimated the death toll to be at thirty seven the government has responded by cutting access to social media sites joining us to talk about all of this from khartoum. the obaid is a senior member of sudan's ruling national congress party. is an activist stand out as a reporter i would use a hipper morgan hello everybody is really good to have you here here you've reported on sudan for a very long time these protests what makes them different as far as you'r

alex if not omar al bashir then who. there is no clear leader. in matching head and shows about the others but what do what is quite striking i think is that a number of those who are being prominent in the islamist movement most of them to really have a quote presidential advisor leading islamist salaheddine are now aligned with the opposition and so i think what that is is it is the possibility of a very broad coalition government of national unity that in but actually brings into government not only those who are in the better in opposition who opposed the shift ollie's here but many of his former allies. as well as add and then bringing in most importantly the white iraq a. young people who are on the streets there is time for a real generational change in the leadership of what would that happen without and without the international pressure involved that we were talking about i think it would require some call of international mediated engagement and one of the reasons for that of course is that president bashir is reluctant to step down wi

alex if not omar al bashir then who. there is no clear leader. in matching head and shows about the others but what do you what is quite striking i think is that a number of those who are being prominent in the islamist movement most of them to really have a quote presidential advisor leading islamist salaheddine are now aligned with the opposition and so i think what that is is it is the possibility of a very broad coalition government of national unity that in but actually brings into government not only those who are in the better in opposition who opposed the shift all easier but many of his former allies. as well as added and then bringing in most importantly the white iraq a. young people who are on the streets there is time for a real generational change in the leadership of what would that happen without and without the international pressure involved that we were talking about i think it would require some call of international mediated engagement and one of the reasons for that of course is that president bashir is reluctant to step dow

qatar and what says first trip abroad since violent antigovernment protests began last month omar al bashir was in doha for two days of talks he's due to meet the qatari emir shift i mean been hammered out there any in the coming hours meanwhile back in sudan bashir is facing daily demonstrations calling for an end to his thirty year long rule rights groups accuse the government of cracking down on demonstrators at least forty people have died since the protests began but sudan's labor minister says the government is working to start a dialogue with the demonstrators with my views and if you are new we required to exhibit more if it's an. coming days and this should include a teams to find common grounds with the youths protesting it is known that they took to the streets as a spontaneous response to the government's failures they have no clear cut political affiliations it is the for judy it's a state authority to find channels of communication with them to find common solutions. morgan joins us live now from the sudanese capital khartoum heber so the sudanese president is now in qatar but

nineteenth as anger over rising food prices and government corruption and that's now led to calls for al bashir to step down at least nineteen people have died since the unrest started but some rights groups are putting that figure much higher at least thirty people have died in afghanistan after flooding triggered a landslide in an illegal gold mine rescuers are searching for survivors in northeastern by the shan province police say around fifty people were digging for gold when they were caught in the flash flood and thousands of people have been displaced in eastern myanmar after violence between a buddhist rebel group and security forces thirteen police officers died when an armed group called the ark an army attacked police posts in iraq and state on friday coming up next the poets artists and skateboarders leading a cultural revolution in madagascar that's the story coming up now in witness. on counting the cost it was the worst performing stock market of twenty eighteen find out where china is headed in twenty nineteen brazil's new president has an economic challenge plus taxing times fo

take to the streets of the sudanese capital, khartoum, demanding the resignation of president omar al—bashir report from gaza on the hospitals facing possible closure because of shortages of fuel and medicine. hello to you. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has been involved in a road accident close to sandringham, queen elizabeth's estate in eastern england. the queen's husband, who is 97, was driving a land rover, which collided with another car and overturned. a statement from the royal family says he is unhurt. two women in the other vehicle suffered minor injuries. caroline rigby reports. smashed glass and a broken wing mirror, discarded on the road. evidence of the crash which happened shortly after 3pm on thursday afternoon. the duke had been at the wheel when his land rover rolled over. he was helped out of the vehicle by passers—by. according to one witness, he was conscious but very shocked. the land rover was on its side, on the drivers side actually, it would be on his side it were. there is quite a bit broken plastic and glass in the car and in the hedge. 68 ordinary cars or

skepticism with regards to riyadh's true intentions remains extremely high sudan's president omar al bashir has promised economic reforms as he battles calls from protesters and the opposition to step down two parties have withdrawn from the national coalition government the red ongoing demonstrations but the president remains defiant here morgan reports from the capital khartoum for more than two weeks his opponents have been calling for him to step down but only bashir says he's going nowhere amid a crisis he blames on international sanctions. we are under siege we face war we have lost our main revenue which was the south's battle but we still stand firm we are suffering but we still stand firm and we are working hard to sort out all the problems. the protests in sudan started over the state of the country's economy with people complaining of bread shows weakness and high prices these complaints then escalated into calls for the president to resign curfews and emergency rule were imposed in some cities with some social media platforms blocked by the government the sudanese authorities sa

time in office sudan's foreign minister says the protests were the focus of discussion for omar al bashir and sheikh to mean. it's important to point out that the visit by president bashir to qatar comes in a much wider and complex context than passing crises personally i've been a party in the organization of this visit from an early stage way before this crisis well and regardless of this i can tell anyone who is wondering about the timing of this visit and it is not extraordinary for one to seek a dialogue with friends and brothers only when there is a crisis or economic pressures to find solutions to these crises. thailand's king has issued a royal degree endorsing the first general election since the twenty fourteen military coup the elections will be held on march the twenty fourth voting has been delayed several times by the military which has clamped down on dissent and free speech now is the second day of the annual meeting of the world economic forum in davos german chancellor angela merkel and japanese prime minister shinzo all they have spoken at the event however other leader

in sudan and unrest that's gathering momentum and more demands for the president to quit but omar al bashirhas ruled for thirty years and remains defiant so can the protesters succeed in the international pressure make a difference this is inside story. come to the program i'm richelle carey they are the longest and decades and the most significant in sudan's recent history nationwide protests have been taking place almost every day for a month they were prompted by a rise and bread and fuel prices at the demonstrators quickly turned their attention to other issues and called to overthrow the president omar al bashir is response has been a crackdown by security forces dozens of people have been killed and hundreds arrested in recent weeks has the latest from khartoum. it's been over a month now since these protests started here in sudan of the beginning there were a way to show popular anger against rising prices inflation and scarcity of some commodities but then they saw in developed into the months for the government of omar bashir to step down and this is the longest wave of protests ag

so sudan's president omar al bashir is addressing a pro-government rally in the capital khartoum trying to counter mass protests against his rule and the demonstrations has spread across sudan since mid december and began over the rising cost of food and fuel and government corruption payments meanwhile are organizing what they say will be another massive push for to resign let's bring now to the moment he joins us live from called team and pro-government rally ongoing right now and the president keen to demonstrate the support that he has. yes nick he did speak to protesters a few minutes ago and he basically sang the armed forces for standing by his side and he said that sudan has been quite well off and that if people continue to protest then there would be destabilizing sudan his words and say he said it was going to be like revolutions in countries like yemen and syria where people have been basically forced to leave their country and come to seek refuge in other countries including sudan but he's been very defined over the past few weeks he said he will continue to rule to them an

sudanese president omar al bashir is expected to address a military parade in the city where protests over rising prices and government corruption started three weeks ago the rallies have spread across the country calling for bashir to step down after nearly thirty years in power authorities say at least nineteen people have been killed in fighting during the protest rights group amnesty international has put the death toll at thirty seven well hundreds of people have been arrested since the protests began and journalists covering the unrest say they've suffered intimidation and violence is what morgan reports now from katu when she was told to cover anti-government protests for her nice paper rabbi knew it would not be an easy assignment she'd heard of arrest in previous protests but didn't expect it to be her turn and just for carrying out her work. i went to cover the protests when a pickup truck came and fired a protest people fled in different directions i ran into a hospital tear gas was fired into the building most men came in and started threatening people and when they found

there are more a car and these are the top stories on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has been addressing a pro-government rally in the capital called to try and counter mass protests against him but there is a few step down as it continues to blame sudan's economic problems on years of international sanctions that morgan is in khartoum today it is the first pro-government rally that has been organized since protests against president obama to be sure and his rule broke out three weeks ago now the people have been mobilized by the ruling party and the government and they say that they want to show the world that the president is not unwanted as people have been demonstrating against him over the past few weeks but there is also another and to government ready that is being organized today and people say that they will try to proceed on to the national this latest humbly to submit a memo saying that they want the government to step down and an interim council be formed and till elections are held now the president has repeated over and over again including today and said th

the government's decision to triple the price of bread has now become a call f for president omar al bashir to resign. el bashir came to power in an islamist backed nineteen eighty nine military coup the protests represent the most serious threat yet two is thirty years of iron fisted rule. after the arrest o of political o opposition leads the movemement has been spearheaded by one o of the country's main trade unions. i shot this with any at the many years the people of sudan arere known for being particularly determined and stubborn. and for playing the long game. they're not hard headed nor do they disappear easily they know what theyy wantt o do and are prepared to do it with patience and with wisdom. vehicle the sub. with the commission. december's price hikes came amid an ongoing economic crisis since oil rich south sudann broke away in twenty eleven a foreign currency shortage has led to soaring inflation and frequent shortages of food and medicine. al bashir has blamed the protests on unnamed conspirators and dismissed cacalls f for his resignatin ththe presesident has howevr ackno

protesters alison's of people marched across several cities for yet another day and the president omar al bashir stepped down. and best get a journalist who's helped expose corruption in african football has been shot dead and gone as capital hussein swallow was part of an undercover probe to expose corruption i ordered winning journalists on the us r m a on us their investigation led to the resignation of the head of the on a football association of about ten reports from accra. relatives and friends gather at the family home of the murdered journalist ahmed hussein. he was shot multiple times just outside his home in accra and what appears to be a targeted killing almost all do is from the north the other family were from this place is all here morning you know it's something very shocking and what people were even intending to do we have big. in moscow come to talk to us not to take the law into our hard because we don't know who is responsible. of this unfortunate incidents and that worked closely with the award winning investigative journalist and the us army together they expose corruption

been the demands of protesters for nearly a month along with a demand for sudan's president omar al bashir to end his nearly three decades in office and step down well golly many here still mourn i don't know what our demands are the demands of everyone and god willing we will continue running group be successful our protest today is large and we are going in the right direction we will go to the presidential palace we just want peace freedom and justice like the rest of the world the protests began last month in the city when the government announced it would hike bread prices in a country where inflation is a nearly seventy percent one of the highest in the world hundreds protested to voice their anger the demonstrations have since spread across many cities in sudan including the capital hard to him officials have shut schools and universities and cut off access to many social media platforms police have used tear gas and live ammunition as the e.u. and the un called on the government to not use excessive force against those protesting the high commissioner for human rights michel bashfu

been the demands of protesters for nearly a month along with a demand for sudan's president omar al bashir to end his nearly three decades in office and step down well believe me here still more and i don't know what our demands are the demands of everyone and god willing we will continue running through be successful our protest today is large and we are going in the right direction we will go to the presidential palace we just want peace freedom and justice like the rest of the world the protests began last month in the city when the government announced it would hike bread prices in a country where inflation is a nearly seventy percent one of the highest in the world hundreds protested to voice their anger the demonstrations have since spread across many cities in sudan including the capital hard to home officials have shut schools and universities and cut off access to many social media platforms police have used tear gas and live ammunition as the e.u. and the un called on the government to not use excessive force against those protesting the high commissioner for human rights michel

antigovernment protests continue across the country the announcement was made to saddam's president omar al bashir met katter's amir shaikh time in bin tamad al funny in doha he misses he supports sudan's unity and stability. and those relations headlines on al-jazeera witnesses coming next by. what all the hallway was one of those are those your little. ponies soon you know so i was odds on that are the dangerous shot kind of issues always are when the shot all we're doing is you're also if you're switching so it's all i see on the board judge order don't need i would say go sure shelters you've got good. possibility that all of that didn't happen and it isn't. what will you know meal the high she says it has to be drilled into. because it's even dumb and idea true she would have to see if she had them back to who she was or her face on the concert tonight as i said the sound on one of them outside the machine called those your houses and how and how the fact that i'm so hot when she had who she all things did her the d.v.r. the whole took a you they say. who are the as yet hired night shift. sai

network of your mind of the top stories on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has agreed to establish a commission of inquiry into anti-government protests which are now lost in thirteen days it will look into the causes of the unrest as well as the places response officers have five tear gas and demonstrates us to try and disperse crowds in the capital counting on the eighth of independence day protests over rising food and fuel prices as well as calls for bashir to stand down a threatening to undermine celebrations affair is blaming saddam's economic problems on years of international sanctions most of which have ended. but how to think that we shall enter into a new era where unity is reinforced and harmony is maintained in the whole country all with the aim to face the challenges and threats hovering above our head and here i renew the call to be honorable sudanese people in and outside of sudan to come together and stand united to parade on the good and not the evil we will join hands to denounce violence steer away from wars to engage in dialogue is the only means to r

yet another day of anti-government demonstrations demanding the president's resignation but omar al bashir remains defiant from khartoum his head the morgan with more. freedom peace and justice these have been the demands of protesters for nearly a month along with a demand for sudan's president omar al bashir to end his nearly three decades in office and step down the call even though you're still in one i don't know what our demands are the demands of everyone and god willing we will continue in a group be successful our protest today is large and we are going in the right direction we will go to the presidential palace we just want peace freedom and justice like the rest of the world. the protests began last month in the city when the government announced it would hike bread prices in a country where inflation is a nearly seventy percent one of the highest in the world hundreds protested to voice their anger the demonstrations have since spread across many cities in sudan including the capital officials have shut schools and universities and cut off access to many social media platforms

supporters of sudan's president omar al bashir rally in culture for the first time since protest against him began last month. and from flexible t.v. screens to intelligent household devices we check out what's on offer at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. president donald trump has put his case for a border war with mexico directly to the american people and the televised address democrats in congress to approve funding for the project and then the standoff which has shut down parts of the government for almost three weeks my kind has more now from washington. the deadlock between congress and the white house continues democrats refusing to provide funding for a wall on the southern border president trump adamant he will not accept any budget bill that doesn't this is a humanitarian crisis a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul the facts though do not support the contention of a spiraling crisis wrists at the southern border in two thousand and seventeen was the lowest in forty five years the number of would be migrants detained last year was list them half of the tota

been the demands of protesters for nearly a month along with a demand for sudan's president omar al bashir to. in his nearly three decades in office and step down or not believe in the here still more i don't know what's going to help our demands are the demands of everyone and god willing we will continue running groupie success for our protest today is large and we are going in the right direction we will go to the presidential palace we just want peace freedom and justice like the rest of the world the protests began last month in the city of azerbaijan when the government announced it would hike bread prices in a country where inflation is a nearly seventy percent one of the highest in the world hundreds protested to voice their anger the demonstrations have since spread across many cities in sudan including the capital how to officials have shut schools and universities and cut off access to many social media platforms police have used tear gas and live ammunition as the e.u. and the un called on the government to not use excessive force against those protesting the high commissioner

yet. hospital were the most defined yet. 0mar al—bashir came to power in a military coup in 1989.nd prompt they charge of genocide by the international criminal court. we filmed the president recently when he visited the reformist prime minister of ethiopia. 11 days later, driven by economic despair, the people rose up. it is probably the endgame for the president. how long he will stay in office, whether it isa he will stay in office, whether it is a week or a year is almost irrelevant. he has lost all credibility. hated irrelevant. he has lost all cred wantéfiiated i for g their -§ resista nce resistance it seems only crackdown, resistance it seems only to be growing. fergal keane, bbc news. us car maker tesla, which is hoping to bring electric cars to the masses, is cutting its workforce by 7%. the company has around 115,000 staff, which means 3,000 people will lose theirjobs. tesla says it needs to reduce costs despite making a profit in recent months. company founder elon musk says tesla's most affordable car is still too expensive. for more on this i've been speaking to samir

so as we've been speaking and dress sent us this tweet this is the biggest challenge faced by al bashir in twenty nine years it's no longer about the bread but the dignity of the sudanese people and then we go from ok this is how the protest but where will they end where she is regime says armani has been and continues to be detrimental to sudan and its people every single level we will require decades of strenuous effort to recover from thirty years of damage no reform will think this is not fit to be president he never was. there are so many cause now for the president to stand down not the first time but many more cause this time what do you think might happen. well unless term of the elections are coming in twenty twenty other this is going to be the situation if the protesters and the opposition can come together and try to form a solid stance and negotiate with the government and for the government or some kind of compromise and this is what's going to happen and so elections twenty twenty but then the government says that it's not going to step down that is no common ground right

in sudan pressure is mounting on president omar al bashir to resolve a growing political crisis opposition parties have joined calls for him to step down following weeks of anti-government protests and one party says it's withdrawing from cabinet he morgan has more from sudan's capital khartoum. thousands have been demonstrating in sudan to mending president almost bashir step down now twenty two different opposition parties are also calling on the president to resign. the government needs to end its rule and step turns we need to form a provisional council and a transitional government that will run this new stage and prepare us for the new elections. the opposition groups say they will submit a memo with their demands to the president on wednesday in a further set back for the government another opposition party has announced it's withdrawing from the cabinet will. we realize the consequences of the current events and we are proud of our historic stand being in the thick of it therefore we decided within our political bureau to draw any representation we have in any official post. the cr

opposition parties join calls for president omar al bashir to step aside. and near horizons for nasa as it completes the fattest flyby in history. brazil's new president has been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia the former army captain represents a major shift to the right in latin america's largest country and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy john holdren reports from brasilia. standing in the shadow of her hero christina new year's day is the start of change helped me that. it's the opportunity for the country to grow it's an opportunity to stop being the country known for corruption and this opportunity is named. to. fulfill the. bill to model for years he was a low profile congressman now he's been catapulted into power as the leader of south america's biggest economy but the far right populist has polarized brazil supporters love his plain speaking style and hard stance from crime opponents fear his intolerance of activists minorities and ambivalence to the enviro

gas to disperse protesters as thousands take to the streets of president ever al bashir to step down. a man miles high court rejects an appeal by two voices journalist jailed for breaking the official secrets act. the u.s. military says it has begun pulling out its troops from syria coalition's bytes from the refuse to unveil any further details such as the location and a timeline for the two thousand soldiers withdrawal. is in the region to reassure allies following donald trump surprise announcement will three weeks ago he says the pullout what intended the ongoing fight against. of war that's cause lived and she's in washington d.c. for us and rose has been a lot of unclear messages on this withdrawal now it seems to be happening but it's still shrouded in secrecy. well or the sensibly that would be because the u.s. military wants to protect its some two thousand troops who have been in the country working out of seven forward operating bases for the better part of the last three and a half years most of the military operations have been in the form of airstrikes but there have bee

in sudan the opposition parties join calls for president omar al bashir to step aside. and to new horizons for nasa as it completes the. history. brazil's new president has been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia the former army captain represents a major shift to the right and latin america's largest country and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy john heilemann reports from brasilia. standing in the shadow of her hero for christina new year's day is the start of change helped me that. it's the opportunity for the country to grow it's an opportunity to stop being a country known for corruption and this opportunity is named. to. fulfill the joy you both to model for years he was a low profile congressman now he's been catapulted into power as the leader of south america's biggest economy but the far right populist has polarized brazil supporters love his plain speaking style and hard stance from crime opponents fear his intolerance of activists minorities and then bid lence to the envir

reaching the presidential palace it's the latest thing continuing demonstrations against president omar al bashir which began almost three weeks ago anger over rising food prices and government corruption have calls for bashir to step down after nearly thirty years in power at least nineteen people have died since the unrest started with some rights groups putting that figure much higher. in the capital khartoum. anti-government protests are in its third week once again you've seen people marching out of new streets demonstrating against the rule of president almost bashir they saying that they want president obama to shoot to end his twenty one year rule and step down something he said he's not going to do so people are saying that they will not stop protesting and demonstrating on the streets and so the president gives in to their demands now we've seen people being separated from the crowd in the protest using live ammunition and tear gas something that has happened over and over again during the previous protests and certainly something that has happened today people have the police have been

thousands of people marched across several cities for yet another day demanding that president omar al bashir resign. as president on a trump says he wants to explore space based weaponry that could shoot down missiles made the announcement all unveiling a new defense strategy at the pentagon. and trump has canceled a delegation to the world economic forum in davos next week citing the government shutdown is also scrapped house speaker nancy pelosi is upcoming overseas tour of political deadlock explained the democrats over a supposed border wall it is now in its twenty seven day. president trump wants congress to approve five billion dollars to begin construction on the proposed border wall but many who live on the border actually oppose the idea i did a castro has more. this land has been in the florists family for two hundred years it's where mere to flood history of all grew up on a ranch tucked in the bends of the rio grande but soon the land may be sheared in half bisected by the border wall plan to be built here it makes me cry because it looks so pretty it's very peaceful the governme

thousands of people marched across several cities for yet another day demanding that president omar al bashir resign. as president donald trump says he wants to explore space based weaponry that could shoot down missiles he made the announcement all unveiling a new defense strategy at the pentagon. and trump has canceled a delegation to the world economic forum in davos next week's citing the government shutdown is also scrapped house speaker nancy pelosi is upcoming overseas tour a political deadlock between trump and democrats over his supposed border wall is down its twenty seven day. president wants congress to approve five billion dollars for the construction of his border wall with mexico but many who live there oppose the idea asia castro's life from macallan in texas to tell us more so heidi that that might surprise some people to know that. that's right michel because if you look behind me here in this region there are portions of the border that are walled but there are also large swaths where there is no physical barrier between mexico and the united states and that is why the trum

so that is president omar al bashir has failed to go her meet the enemy of qatar the official visit is bashir is first overseas trip since protests erupted across or down last month after a government decision to triple the price of bread is growing anger over the deaths of several demonstrators allegedly at the hands of police understand two national says at least forty people have been killed since the protests began a share is blaming conspirators for cold causing the violence but morgan has more now from sudan's capital khartoum what happened as of students from the university of what's i mean you're here in front of them came out early this morning and protested against the president on one of the shia who as you said is not currently in the country but they were very keen and very determined to continue protesting if not for the response of either by the security forces tear gas was once again fired at the students inside the university campus and they were complaining about difficulty breathing something we've heard from protesters who've been brought straight over the past four

take to the streets of the sudanese capital, khartoum, demanding the resignation of president 0mar al—bashirh government has unveiled its plans for managing the impact of a no—deal brexit. the prime minister, edouard philippe, said 50 million euros were being invested in preparing french ports and airports, as there were strong fears that britain would leave the eu without an arranged withdrawal. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson has been to calais to see what is happening with the preparations there. eurotunnel is used to the pressures ofjust—in—time manufacturing. ten weeks before brexit, it is starting work in calais on a new site for extra checks on lorries after march. a multimillion—pound insurance policy, with space for a few dozen vehicles. no point in building more capacity, the company says, until it is clear what the future looks like. we're kind of in a period of limbo, where we have to do something, because by doing nothing, we're trying to, you know — that's just forgetting there's a problem. but where we want to be is somewhere much more advanced than the systems that are in p

sudan's president omar al bashir is also heading to qatar as anti-government protests continue back home on monday hundreds rallied after a student protest a diet of his wounds he was shot alongside a doctor this week the opposition says forty seven people have been killed in the last month and it says more than one hundred cities have taken part zimbabwe's president amisom and god has returned home and called for a national dialogue to address protests over rising living costs he's back from a week long trip seeking foreign investment in that time activists say twelve people have been killed many god was says the violence is not acceptable and will be investigated venezuela's supreme court has ruled against the authority of the opposition controlled national assembly it says all acts led by its head are invalid president maduro created a new congress in twenty seventeen which can overrule the national assembly the assembly views majeure as illegitimate and some of its members are calling for military support and shortly after the ruling venezuela arrested twenty seven members of the nat

all protests against sudan's president omar al bashir. courses in the capital. again i'm laura kyle this is live from doha also coming up. the only way to avoid no deal is. a warning from britain's prime minister five days out from a crucial vote on the agreement with the. us president calls a legal immigration a humanitarian crisis the democrats accuse him of sticking failed. and the new expression taking people inside the life and works of andy warhol. and antigovernment rally is underway in the sudanese capital costume keeping up the pressure on president bashir to step down just a few hours earlier but addressed his supporters in the city calling for unity and accusing foreign powers of stoking the rest and immigrations of spread across since mid december it began over the rising cost of food and fuel and government corruption has remained defiant. thank you no no sir your my we are all together hand in hand joining forces to maintain stability however some are adopting foreign agendas being operated by outside forces us to the saddam however we reiterate th

been demonstrating in the sudanese capital khartoum, demanding the resignation of president omar al—bashirpresident insisted the month—long protests would not lead to a change in government. two people — a child and a doctor — are reported killed. it's about 2:30am. you're up to date. hello and welcome to thursday in parliament. in this programme, hundreds ofjobs at risk as the plug is pulled on a major energy project. if we cannot trust the chinese with optical fibre technology, are we really going to put all our eggs in the chinese basket on nuclear technology? the government shrugs off this week's record parliamentary defeat. like monty python's black knight — armless and legless — it fights on, prepared to bite the nation into submission! and is winnie the pooh the way to break the brexit deadlock? if the person you are talking to doesn't appear to be listening, be patient. it may simply be that he has a small piece of fluff in his ear. all that to come and more. but first, hitachi has announced it will suspend work on a multi—billion pound nuclear project in the uk because of rising c

no ruler should be in control for thirty years so really calling now for omar al bashir to step down. is a dictator that has been exploiting and oppressing the people for for many years. nigeria's anti trafficking agency has found tens of thousands of missing women in southern mali many have been sold as sex slaves and gold mining camps at least twenty thousand have been taken many from rural areas and are being kept in appalling conditions in some cases as many as one hundred fifty girls a crammed into just one hot the agency believes they could be others in neighboring countries as well as plans to go to god and senegal next. where exploited by virtue of the. role me through our communities in various parts of nigeria six different states to be precise. tricked into going into mali giving the impression i do agree to be getting jobs in the hood and the usual story some of them are actually docked it. back from school to a snatched by the traffic. zimbabwe's president has vowing to investigate accusations of assault and torture by his security forces and listen and god was calling fo

say that is not enough they'll be satisfied with nothing short of the removal of president omar al bashir from power. santa has hair on al-jazeera venezuelan children abandoned by their parents because of economic hardships. and are on the eastern end of the five hundred kilometer irish border that even a wide brac settle for all the barriers to their business. from long flowing on in the winds to an enchanting desert breeze you're. hello again i welcome back we are watching one powerful system here across parts of the caspian making its way into central asia north of the clouds right there across the region we are going to be seeing some very heavy snow as that system develops so here on saturday up towards the north we see the snow but watch what happens as we look down here towards parts of kabul the snow is actually on the increase across that area we could be seeing some pretty good accumulations across the area so the chance for of a launch is going to be on the increase as well down here towards crutcher well you could be out of it of course we are looking at a time for there of ab

people detained during weeks of protests but that's failed to calm the anger against president omar al bashir. the. protests are continuing in several cities demanding an end to bashir is thirty year rule demonstrations started of a cuts to bread and fuel subsidies in december dozens of died in violence and one police and security forces. u.s. intelligence chiefs have contradicted some of donald trump's fundamental foreign policy views speaking at a senate hearing on global threats they took issue with the president's assertion that isolates been defeated and that north korea can be convinced to give up its nuclear weapons like hanna reports from washington. president from portrays is negotiations with north korea's leader as one of the major successes of his presidency he claims to have made the world a safer place and recently announced that a second summit will be held next month kim jong un is looking very forward to it so much. made a lot of progress that has not been reported by the media but we have made a lot of progress not so say intelligence chiefs their conclusion that north korea

let's get your mind in now the top stories on al-jazeera downs president omar al bashir has addressed the nation on the eve of independence day a spur tests over living conditions that in two undermined plan celebrations case of fire tear gas to try and disperse the crowds in the capital costing on the thirteenth consecutive day off protests the president is refusing to apologize for the political turmoil in his country and has heavily criticized the recent protests against rising food and fuel prices. but how to think that we shall enter into a new era where unity is reinforced and harmony is maintained in the whole country all with the aim to face the challenges and threats hovering above our head and here i renew the call to be honorable sudanese people in and outside of sudan to come together and stand united to parade on the good and not the evil we will join hands to denounce violence steer away from wars to engage in dialogue is the only means to resolve differences al-jazeera has obtained video showing saudi agents taking suspected to be the remains of jamal khashoggi to the h

sudan's president is vying to same power as protests continue in the country omar al bashir held a rally with his supporters only when say at least nineteen people have died in anti-government protests which began over the rising price of bread. president trumbull's walked out of a meeting with the democrats after they again refused to fund a border war with mexico the standoff has seen the government jim a partial shutdown for two and a half weeks. forty years is the united states and china formally normalize diplomatic relations but now that relationship between the two countries has become fractious the late seventy's agreement between u.s. president jimmy carter and the then chinese leader dung shopping. brought about decades of peace stability and prosperity i'm all china's she junk paying and u.s. president donald trump of knowledge a historic milestone in relations between the two nations certainly aren't what they were a decade ago we can go live now to katrina you who's in beijing for a sense katrina it all started off rather whirl didn't it between president she and donald trum

anti-government protests in sudan's capital for that call and sided with a visit by president omar al bashir to egypt where he's accused the media of exaggeration the extent of the on the wrist have a morgue and reports from the. it's his second visit outside his country in less than a week as to dance president obama bashir faces continuing calls back home to end his thirty year rule and step down calls that started six weeks ago and to which he has remained defiant to heed. there is a problem in sudan we cannot claim that we don't have a problem but some media take it out of size and dimension it is an attempt to clone what is being called the arab spring in sudan it has the same slogans programmes and requests it also has the same use of social media however the sudanese people have learned the lesson that they have seen what happened in some of the states that went through the so-called arab spring and its negative implications wedding the sudanese people are very alert and will not fall into anyone's trap to destabilize sudan. the demonstrations started in mid december in the city of od