al jazeera photographer mohammed al zacky was injured, and reporter abdullah shami arrested. and the assess eula, emily at all had inflicted over that of the bulkier. and then he that can own aca fi al qaeda and then isa. i was the article and then your father obama, unhook the allah, allows the feldman give it a shot on the sleeve. aladdin viani an old lemon yard of a junior, and then he saw huffy low and the mother da 0 by the have a year, a annie and them about the i had these on and the on across the huffy. and i'm not the follow hook enamored with sophia of italy, a jani, and y m l a say, but the ads fioma femina shudder and the most of the decision since i was away last getty i'll shami was imprisoned for $306.00 days. who had been released in august 2014 roy in yemen to al jazeera, managed to keep working in summer and covered the counter revolution. there, illema barb, former prison, the valley of del a solid, formed an alliance with the hoot. these who took control of the capital in september 2014 president abd robbie monsoon had the left center and down to 0 moved t

what does al jazeera mean to you personally? why has it become important to you and what impact has it had on people and society where you are from? >> a few years before al jazeera was created in 1996, i was struck by another cable outlet, cnn whose motto at the time of the iraq war was we keep america on top of the world. i have worked with cnn, have a great deal of respect for the bbc. by and large, the international media world for many people was of a prism seen through prisms, u.s. and u.k. outlets. or possibly european outlets. that creation of al jazeera, first in arabic and then in english, opened up the media space. it opened it in part in your introduction because arab communities, where was their voice out to the world? where was their voice about their own communities? but then also, the notion of al jazeera arabic and reporting from the ground up that you did not have to think of africa or middle east or latin america first and foremost as a playground of washington or any of these places. that was important. that

s. accused al jazeera of encouraging on groups. one report even suggested that president bush considered bombing al jersey was headquarters in doha. what an eminent doubt of to the letter curl a little, quoted emily, kia, celeste, margaret lula cannot lead billus out within his family, comes at a young. i'm a 33rd for he'll. a sub will exert classwork of the morality fairly. how alicia elaine will come to her called lake to her feet xander live fella, dfi decision about it very stupid. in ramallah the ailing p l o leader yasser arafat remained in his west bank headquarters out of fashion as close as 8 was surrounded by israeli tanks placed there by ariel sharon who by then had become israel's prime minister out of font left for jordan. and then paris to seek medical treatment. ah, the 11th of november, 2004 al jazeera was the 1st to report the death of jasa out of al jazeera differed from its competitors by covering under reported regions. from its earliest days, the channel had a presence in africa and actively sought out news from

al jazeera lea, 2000000000 has him. her the, he admits that we're even to hold unknown, aka, are you them? cause us will shabby, accosted them, ricardo definitive. some tragedies were man made in 2007 in jemina. the capital of chad al jazeera uncovered the case of a french charity accused of attempting to smuggle over $100.00 children out of the country. 6 french aid workers were later convicted on kidnapping charges. is the barton jahira and to act up a sub, a sub behavior now was a lot easier. american, a little you, me. i am in her a fired woman cabella at 11. how will a lot file billie larva, ella, the foreseeable, clear letty? air boy, that fear mahogany, what them my back at my masculinity had the alert one of them i al jazeera, counted important conflicts in africa, including the rise of the armed group book of ram in nigeria. and the eastern region of the democratic republic of congo, which is endured violent ethnic rivalries for almost 2 decades. i'll do the remain taint and enduring present in somalia and in n

another al jazeera bureau to full file of local authorities was in jordan altos. he was office in a man was closed after a contributor to a 1998 program voiced criticism of king hussein of jordan. but a year later, the channel was back in the capitol. 6 this time to report on the king's funeral than bella anna, later, that same year al jazeera office in algeria was also closed down. a abdel aziz beautifully kill one, a landslide victory in the country's presidential vote. and in a post election interview, he objected to al jazeera line of questioning her though of a hidden, he shot her it, but in alpha, to submit this out to the impact them on a shot at denny hotel, it live live at an amec. bella hood at the right or how are a mom or a sharon s l u. as in, in at the many our boss of had the yellow rob glazes beautifully part about faster will act the had the feel. shawanda romania were her ugly mood of new club shocked like me to get them and that that, that he wanted the lamb. yeah. le cut little weasel and i ran is not will. i'm headed more matter. the ballet he

her asian has been an important continent for al jazeera to cover the channel. had conducted an interview with the al qaeda leader, osama bin laden family in the late 19 ninety's doctor. later in afghanistan as the taliban regrouped, america's response was to send more troops by mid 2008. they were almost 50000 u. s. troops in the country. meanwhile, in kashmir, a devastating earthquake caused widespread damage and catastrophic loss of life. mm. quinton, a. when was the last month for the call to let it go? i thought about marcus is as energetic, locked were a copy of our agile and the other than cutler. have he been a cord? jose and i shot an f, a shots 15. another way of me a get that would pop up another deal. got let health of see. shucks be cool, baxter. why the fight dirty? that means you hadn't met and now have that problem. he will not hear. eliza had thought that the love contractor for the apostle if hello for somebody else, but he left the rise of china prompted al jazeera to open a bureau in bay. jing in 2002. china was one of the fastest growing coun

welcome to al jazeera. in november, the 15th day, one of the new era and television news on al jazeera english, launched in 20060. mocking a new chapter in the al jazeera story. promising to reach new audiences with bold reporting and fresh perspectives that have become a hallmark of al jazeera i will cover all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why. our goal at al jazeera has always been to expand our reach and improve on what we have to offer. to do that, we've kept pace with how people get their news news strengthen by reporting that's hard hitting. when the arab world rose up, you followed a trusted source and we grew with over the years al jazeera digital has been recognized for getting it right. because online innovation has always been key. and that includes new ways of reaching even more people. as we grew, we brought you new shows and more content and when times got tough can turn to us again. so to keep that trust, we've added

another launch was al jazeera, a boucher. it began in early 2005 and gave you was real time footage of global and regional events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours while at the foot of accomplish adena ada. about that hateful, delicate suffer. i thought and thought it an way up to anna south of sofa. i'd ha, on the 20th of march, 2003, the us led invasion of iraq began. oh, look up them, canada. anybody the felony connie lynch, put subtle flow, other than orland but the tunnel huh. a as the invasion unfolded, al jazeera reporters were deployed throughout the country. ah, 3 weeks later, american tags rolled into baghdad. 8th of april, 2003 american jets bombed algiers bureau in the iraq. he capital topic are you an alger 0 reporter who was filming on the roof at the time was killed. he was not the only al jazeera casualty camera men rashid wildly was killed while filming clashes in the southern city of cabella. americans want nothing more than to return home and that is your direction to night. on th

welcome to al jazeera. in november, the 15th day, one of a new era and television news on al jazeera english, launched in 20060 marking a new chapter in the al jazeera story. promising to reach new audiences with bold reporting and fresh perspectives that have become a hallmark of al jazeera ah, life is never scripted. never foretold. it's never known. no matter what happiness never stole open you read between the lines. listen, always listen, never stop asking. never stop question a wanting to know, discover the unknown. cheer the human story. being punctual, be courageous. finding the untold story. celebrate excellence. keep alive the pioneering spirit. never stop. we haven't for 25 years, we've never stopped on our journey, never stops when our commitment to you al jazeera, 25, he is a unique path. in affluence, his strength. some neighborhoods are racked by social and economic despair. why now an 8th make the band of local heroes? every one of us have got a responsibility to change our person, like figh

al jazeera was the 1st media to enter the s l. a controlled detention center in al key, m. palestinians were outraged by the visit of his railey politician ariel sharon to the alex and mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem . now the one that can be uncovered, elijah, come the honeymoon high for some m a fight at a module. abby, at manic as it is at atlanta, the ceo. okay. but one days from that period will be for ever embedded on the generation who witnessed the attacks of september the 11th of 2001 day early october. how many of the attacks resonated long after the terrible events of that september morning, global geo politics pivoted from that date? the west looked to the east both for answers and is a military target for its response. $3000.00 civilians died on the ground and in the 4 hijacked aircraft, the world held its breath awaiting america's response. had a had that says ha ha ha ha, ha ha ha ha ha ha mia? a daughter yo, lee, a suburb which i had did her. what number and the other agenda? triple muscle is, bush and a

the withdrawal of his ready forces from lebanon al jazeera was the 1st media to enter the s l. a controlled detention center in al key m palestinians were outraged by the visit of his railey politician ariel sharon, to the alex, a mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem. ah, now the one that can be and how about imagine when i come back on you, i to send them a fight at a module, adding it back as a direct line. let me see new york. but one days from that period will be for ever invented on the generation who witnessed the attacks of september, the 11th of 2001 day early october. how many of the attacks resonated long after the terrible events of that september morning, global geo politics pivoted from that date? the west looked to the east both for answers and is a military target for its response. $3000.00 civilians died on the ground and in the 4 hijacked aircraft, the world held its breath awaiting america's response. had a had that sir. ha, ha ha ha! a lot eva, an eta mia? a dounia v. a. a suburb, melissa adida. what number and an agenda? triple mozilla is. bush and a de

for what but he doesn't know what he i do it by them home to look any modern technology enabled al jazeera camera crews to be present at key events throughout the middle east. from southern lebanon to iraq were west and imposed sanctions, were linked to increased malnutrition among children. al jesse retained prominence during the so called operation desert fox, the joint u. s. and u. k. bombing campaign against iraq. alger 0 was the only news network to have reporters on the ground. a lot of this exclusive covering from the, at the center of an intensive 5 day ariel bombing campaign, introduced al jazeera to a wider audience. ah, remember comments when i worked for some of the other leading global networks, there were times when, you know, my line managers would say, hey, switch on al jazeera arabic, see what they're saying. looks like they've got into a place where we haven't been able to get into. i remember a comment that my line manager made during the conflict in iraq and he said, you know, i'll put it in slightly more polite terms that he was like, you know, al jazeera, they just wh

welcome to al jazeera. in november, the 15th day, one of a new era and television news on al jazeera english, launched in 20060. mocking a new chapter in the al jazeera story, promising to reach new audiences with bold reporting and fresh perspectives that have become a hallmark of al jazeera ah a pro democracy activists risking their lives fighting autocracy was me. i know that i might go to prison. good, so i will join the ron and you episode of democracy may be exposed. the struggle of those who believe democracy is worth dying for. we never know when an opening is going to come. when a fruit vendor is going to emulate themselves and say enough is enough my life for democracy on how to 0. well is experiencing unprecedented extreme weather. reco temperature is being set last year than i feel for deteriorating false whenever the quote running down world lead is amazing. laws go in the u. k. in a bit of fresh out a deal to flash. we mentioned before. it's too late all over you and climate summit on al jazee

what exactly al jazeera stood for. they determined their editorial approach, how they would gather news, and how they would react. it governments place barriers in their way over the new channel also needed a slogan, something that would encompass its values and identity. translated from arabic. the chosen tagline literally meant the opinion. and the other opinion update on a you, of course, in the shower, she are missing the whole middle rocky who shower all her bad. it can be seen. rattler, many yell, shaving her leg. no, i didn't. i thought she body, she all right, you are right. ha ha, fall court. all right. and leave me as a back grow little dear. bab yeoman helene about your all right, you would layla auto cut and your corner. right. you wanna write it off? it's suburban. she i love what i mr. mary louder be will share. he did our b. b don't let it was here. he will not rob jennifer. the nurse will talk about our study. so what did you notice while at and her mom and i got the bas milan, albia, and destiny? the a

welcome to al jazeera. in november, the 15th day, one of the new era and television news on al jazeera english, launched in 20060. mocking a new chapter in the al jazeera story. promising to reach new audiences with bold reporting and fresh perspectives that have become a hallmark of al jazeera a with the with we are the one reveling the extra mile where the media go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our life from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. a global day of action against climate change. as the cop 26 climate summit continues protests, there is a say in action is still the biggest threat of fuel canker crashes in sierra leone triggering an explosion that has claimed dozens of lives.

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he is the al jazeera bureau chief for the americas, the host, amid washington on al jazeera and a veteran journalist of the network. and we really want you to be part of this conversation as well. so feel free to join argue to chat, to beat, part of his conversation will monitor from the comments and be reading them throughout the show. so i want to go back to doha right now to am, let's call or day one day my day make a team who has been with al jazeera from day one. do you me? does it feel like 25 years? i i, i not the one i joined a year after year long. she loved it was very small. it does feel like a lot more in terms of what we've done, what we've achieved. but yeah, it went by so fast that the same time so much has happened since launches of this year in the region because it really changes in media landscape in the our world. and i think it shook the way media was covering a lot of events in the world. so one thing i can say, i'm very proud to be part of this today. okay, so i'm gonna refresh your memory about a moment in history that i'm showing you don't need a reminder about th

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al jazeera baghdad office had been closed since august, 2004. but it's office in bill and the kurdish region of northern iraq remained open, enabled al jazeera to continue covering iraq. us will have our daughter misses and most of my, my home i was asked and i love, we went to my home when i say that in the system a little and out of clear to absolutely have a way of to if i leave that up lower and then honestly, le meconium for job cadillac and looking for job will, is alika, who knows how to move a shot of him by the job. these allegations were on the fruit, but al jazeera had to get used to criticism from all sides. the u. s. government accused it of endangering the lives of american troops when reporting on attacks by al qaeda. and the americans didn't like its coverage of events in mafia, south of baghdad. before you as soldiers wrapped in a rocky teenager and then killed her and her family. like the soldiers trying to cover it up, they were later tried in the us and found guilty. oh, for a rocky president. saddam hussein went on trial in

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back when al jazeera english launched d. my, i want your reaction to seeing that and, and how it really did change the landscape and how news is presented and the perspective from which it is presented. yeah, i think down to sierra clearly put the global south on the map. and in a way that other media had not done before and in a way that made the media change after so i think that's what i remember seeing this video. how important the role of azia has been in reaching out to places like africa, places like latin america, like asia, or communities within the countries that are usually covers that are not usually heard that have not had a voice or the diversity by people that were city in, in color and raised in ideologies and gender. everything, if it was really, if i mean the number of nest now that we had from the beginning in out this year english, which brought in a different kind of people of the people we had an arabic, we used to college there english. the 2nd why favorite one i i used to remember that time it brought

these allegations were on the fruit that al jazeera had to get used to criticism from all sides. the u. s. government accused it of endangering the lives of american troops. when reporting on attacks by al qaeda and the americans didn't like its coverage of events in my media, south of baghdad. before you as soldiers wrapped in a rocky teenager and then killed her and her family let the soldiers trying to cover it up. they were later tried in the us and found guilty. oh, for a rocky president. saddam hussein went on trial in baghdad. in march 2006 and al jazeera followed the story closely. saddam was found guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced to death alone were done. he was hanged on the 30th of december 2006 al jazeera was the post t v channel to announce news of the execution. israeli palestinian conflict was always on al jazeera agenda in 2006 ready. prime minister ariel sharon had been a major military and political figure for decades, but suffered a massive stroke from which he never recovered. at this time palestinian politics were also changing. friction had dev

before al jazeera launch. the arab world enjoyed little if any media freedom, citizens from iraq to mauritania, were told what to think and say, through state home channels that focused on glorifying their leaders. whilst ignoring the concerns of ordinary people. but when the channel began broadcasting under the slogans of the opinion and the other opinion and the voice of the voiceless, it's on the respect and recognition of millions and it's viewership rocketed. while most media outlets were embedded with american and british forces during the occupation of iraq, all jesse were reported the otherwise untold story of the human cost of the war. as it had done before and i got to stand. but this came at a heavy price. odyssey or journalists were injured, arrested, and even killed. among them thought a you who was killed by us strike on the capital. baghdad in illegally occupied palestine, al jazeera, has always been present. it's cameras, broad costing the daily struggles of palestinians living under is radio o

and as always, getting news from al jazeera english is website. my sister charge didn't turn that off. turn that off, turn that off. that's a website that's terrorist, the f b i will read the house. so even then, after hours during the show that stablish itself was becoming important. that misconception of what it was in the united states that idea, that was, it was the enemy. you still had to fight against that when you tried to say, look, they're not the enemy, they're what we need in this 21st century world. stowed out here, of course, funded by the country government as a private entity with public benefit, that is a angle separation between states and broadcaster, as there is with, with public broadcasters all over the world. it is editorially independent. and yet it's often accused of being the mouthpiece of the cavalry government. or do you think viewers and users of its digital services realised that, do you think that, that, that it's different to other broadcasters in the region? does it matter to them? well, for through all to operate m

the bottom line on al jazeera. ah, ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the you case putting 6 african countries onto its travel read lists from friday over a new covert variance spreading in southern africa. scientists in south africa say the strain has an unusually large number of mutations, and they've requested an urgent world health organization meeting. security forces in sudan have use tear gas to disperse crowds of protest or is honoring those killed in recent demonstrations. meanwhile, the deputy head of sedans, ruling sovereign council is told al jazeera prime minister abdulla randolph was agreeable to last month's military takeover. al jazeera has obtained satellite images that show the united arab emirates is providing military support to the ethiopian army. the investigation revealed the u. e higher to private companies from europe, to run military flights in 2 ethiopia. the u. k. in france, or a trading blame over who is responsible for the deaths of at least 27 people. they drowned wh

and i really want to get this point across the fact that it will before al jazeera, the reason al jazeera was such a, a grounds bree king or projects a groundbreaking, n surprises because the arab world really hadn't seen anything like it before. just talk us through what our to sera meant to, to audience is particularly audiences in the arab world. who hadn't had access to this kind of news before. and, and just talk as to how transformative it was for audience is across the middle east. well, 25 years ago there was no single art channel that starts and use with the, with the news of the people. yes, they started with the news of the air of the leaders, the ruling in the saw, the fact that these channels suddenly out of the blue began on the 1st day of his broadcast. a new approach to the news was at that what was not only fascinated, but even shocking to many. now how can this happen? this is a channel owned by an armed government that starts the news with what happens to people and not what happens with the leaders or what they say and so on. so that in itself is this was a seminal, it

what do you think that the challenges that face al jazeera are for the next 25 years? well, there's always for sure there's a lot to be done and for sure. and the world needs to hear different points of view and we need the ability to infiltrate, not only television, but also the social media. now with a j less than others. you doing a fabulous job. and i think what needs to be done is to really understand the young people and the new technology that is being developed every day as we speak and how to kind of stay on and front or at least alongside the new technology. i think that the biggest challenge you have that about geography is more about technology. would you agree with that? yes, absolutely. i mean this is, this is what's, what's ruling the world right now. it is acknowledging, but also it's independence bank. the more that i'll do the, we're present itself as you know, as an independent entity and pushes for more media freedoms. it's definitely, it has a respect already over a lot of people who are active because of what happened during the spring because of

al jazeera natasha butler as a story from brussels. the photo shows les tavares as a child in congo in the 1950s. what it doesn't reveal though, is her suffering and pain layer was born on the belgian colonial rule to a white, portuguese father and black congolese mother. but mixed race, couples were forbidden, and the children were considered a threat to white supremacy. so when layer was 2 years old beltran police seized her from her home and placed her in a catholic institution, far away, suffering her from her family and play, come to pass her own pasano mamma and put it when we thought about our mothers. we cried. old to their want their mothers, we wanted their mothers warm things, but she wasn't there. had mama layer is one of 5 by racial women now suing the belgians state for crimes against humanity and seeking compensation. says occasion of what we want, the belgians day to do is explain why they abducted us from our families and mistreated us why they took away our rights and cut us off from our roots and the world. so basket

you're watching al jazeera life from london. also coming up the satellite pictures obtained exclusively by al jazeera that show the u. e is providing military support to the ethiopian army political arguments over people's lives. the u. k. and french governments blame each other for a cross channel tragedy. peacekeeping troops are sent to the solomon islands. a switch in diplomatic allegiances leads to 2 days of rice. ah, the deputy head of sedans, ruling sovereign sovereign council, as told al jazeera that the military take over a month ago, followed long discussions between the political parties which failed to produce results. general mohammed hummed, and the gallow said it was an option known to the prime minister who was detained during the political turmoil. he also denied that his forces were involved in arresting senior officials or detaining activists and protesters comes in over here . what's happened on october 25th was the ultimate, i would come of a long process since that change started in sudan during such process

the bottom line on al jazeera with i'm darn jordan and go on the top stories here on the al jazeera, a 120, were leaders of gather and glasgow for what's being described as a make or break moment in the fight to contain global warming. they've arrived with messages making clear the severity of the climate emergency, but it's far less certain whether they will deliver the action needed to stave off catastrophic levels of warming. and one early agreement, more than a 100 nations have agreed to.

ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes, demonstrators paid tribute to the dozens killed in sedans, protests while the deputy head of the sovereign council tells al jazeera, the prime minister was agreeable to the military takeover. the exclusive satellite pictures that show the u. e is providing military support to the ethiopian.

november on al jazeera. by years after the his story, he feel between fog rebels and the colombian government algebra examined white tensions and violence of rising once again. emmy award winning poor flies investigates the untold stories across the us, millions encompassed on boat in parliamentary elections under a new constitution. and more than a year after the last old figured political crisis in murphy and personal short documentary africa, direct show cases, african stories from african filmmakers. china marks $100.00 days until it holds the winter olympics. but how will the pandemic and cool for a boycott impact the sporting event november on out jazeera ah an exclusive interview with the man who led the military takeover in sudan general at the fat al brand says he's committed to a democratic transition. and elections will be held on time. ah hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is al jazeera life from london also coming up.

talk to al jazeera, we would you this relationship with the us. we listen coffee. one kid is not covered. 19 has been terrible demonstration of the failure of human, sorry, that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that imagine on our sierra ah hello, i'm emily. angling joe. these are the top stories on al jazeera and large crowds of anti government protest is gathering in the news in capital. they cues president kind of staging a crew in july, he suspended parliament and granted himself and judicial powers side formed a government tobar and appointed. and new prime minister, the son of levy, is a former ruler mama daffy has registered as a candidate to the country's upcoming presidential election. safe al islam gadhafi has said he wants to restore unity to libya after a decade of conflict following his father's downfall. the 49 year old is wanted by the international criminal court. the crimes against humanity. libya correspondent malik trina has moved from jo home. this is a big deal to day. you know, after nearly a decade of hiding were see

tony chang, al jazeera banker, still ahead on al jazeera. it's again as well, record stay and we've got some of the more unusual achievements coming up in sports . ah ah ah ah senegal is starting to fall in power stations in response to an energy crisis. the national power company has been struggling to provide electricity to the people. nicholas huck has more from singles capital decay in the course chart, suburb, a 13 year old boy is doing what synagogues government is struggling to do. keep the lights on for his family. and neighbors fed up with a constant power cuts values and uses material found in trash to build solar powered lamps, money. but as well, it was a used batteries in scrap metal electrical wiring, all solar panels and light bulbs. it doesn't take much, we have all the resources we need to power our homes. i don't understand why it's so hard to bring electricity dry with families. almost half of the country is not connected to the power grid run by senate like the state run electricity company. traditional land based power s

this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, the president of valerie says he doesn't one confrontation with poland on the migrant crisis. we report from both sides of the border class. austria goes into a nationwide lockdown to curb cove at 19 infections, despite days of anger and protests. i'm natasha butler in brussels with 5 bi racial women who say they're rude ducted from their families on to belgian colonial rule. assuming the state ah, we begin the program in sudan where the prime minister is promising a path to democracy after being reinstated under an agreement with the military abdel hm doc was else did nearly a month ago when the army chief seized power and dissolved his cabinet in an exclusive interview with al jazeera hm duck said his new government. we made up of professionals, though it's not clear how much power you will have. but despite sunday's deal, crowds have continued protesting and chanting slogans against military general abdel flatter albert hon. the us has welcomed hum, ducks, return, b

and that's why you know, i, for re wilding patagonia on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. as a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, large demonstrations have taken place in cities around the world, calling for urgent action on climate change at the climate summit in glasgow demonstration is expressed disappointment at the pledge is made. at least 1009 people have been killed than many others, severely burned after a fuel tanker explosion in sierra leels capital pre town. it happened after the tanker collided at a busy junction and an internationally mediated plan to get sudan back on the road to democracy, appears to be in debt block with both sides, rejecting proposals for democracy activists have called nationwide strikes the police are still working to determine what caused the stampede that a music festival in texas that killed the 8 people? hundreds more were injured after a crowd surged during a performance by rapport travis scott on friday night. witnesses said that people were so cramped together that they started hyperventilating, practical haine, reports. i

tony chang, al jazeera, bangkok. ah, this is al jazeera, it's got a round up of the top stories, at least 31 refugees and migrants trying to reach britain have drowned in the english channel near cali after their boat sank. un officials say it is the worst disaster in the crossing since they started keeping records 7 years ago. this disaster underscores how dangerous it is to cross the channel in this way. and it also shows how vital it is that we now step up our efforts to break the business model of the gangsters who are sending people to see or in this way i say to our partners or across the channel. now is the time for us all a to step up to work together to do everything a we can to break these gangs who are literally getting away with murder. 3 white men in the u. s. have been found guilty of murdering armored aubrey, a black man who was chased down and shot dead in their ga neighbourhood. last year, greg mc, michael was found guilty on all charges, including malice, murder, his father, travis, was found guilty

ah, the story of al jazeera, a unique puff. ah, there's no more time to hang back or sit in the fence or argue amongst ourselves. what lead us ramp up coals to tackle the climate crisis, but some of the worse polluting countries pushed back plans to achieve 0 carbon emissions. ah, hello donald jordan, this is al jazeera live from de, also coming up to glenn forces, join with another ethiopian rebel group. as i step up their offensive against the military, 3 people are killed and douglas are missing after a multi story building color.

after a transitional period, speaking exclusively to al jazeera abdel fat al were hand fed is committed to a smooth democratic transition. once elections are held in 2023, the military took power in october after dissolving the civilian arm of the government, nor allowed them. oh, it is our pledge, a pledge we made to ourselves, the sudanese people and the international community that we are committed to completing the democratic transition, holding elections on time, and committed to not stopping any political activity as long as it is peaceful and within the bounds of the constitutional declaration and the past that have not been suspended. we also ask the international community to look at the issue critically and through the reality and wait to see what we do. we are committed to handing over power to civilian government. a government of national competency and we pledged to preserve the transition from any interference that can hinder it. for han also denied that the army was responsible for the deaths of protesters have been demonstrating against the takeover on sunday. security f

al jazeera asked major general franco to be interviewed, but he declined. ah, early 2021. thousands of palestinian israeli is protested against what they said was a deliberate lack of action on organized crime by the israeli police. the protest has expressed a little confidence in the new israeli crime fighting plans. one palestinian research said it was not a solution, but rather quote, a mockery of the situation. ah, a german, one of them had a scenario practical. mister mindful of seni, webinar theory. the fecal mister mal philosophy, me you're good heather. mister mark. good though. thought i lamb was, you had a csf at the museum or the club. you the book and he will share. sure you have all of it. so me the him, a mildness, multi 1000000000 to vote the been the blue to manage, you know, and was rightly yet one i what i'm saying, if i need a ride to the hud, him, it would be another a silly ha, i'm you get an yahoo! the seller han, i'd be dunphy and mister mal villas, lini like another silla yeoman say a corn katahdin is to what you see ya, dolo labriol

hello, i'm down jordan in dough with the top stories here on al jazeera sedans, military has appointed a new ruling counsel more than 2 weeks after seizing power. general abdel fata albert han was also the army chief, has been sworn in to had it up. the 14 member body excludes members of the main civilian coalition and not strong condemnation from the united nations. my comment reports, ah, once again, the protesters take to the streets of cartoon with the city has been at the sent off pro democracy demonstrations since the uprising that overthrew former leader omar l bashir. the formation of a new sovereign counsel described as an extension of the military takeover. and in the united nations, the office of the secretary general was quick to react. were obviously taking a look at these developments i, i would say they're very concerning that we want to see a return or to the transition as quickly as possible. the transition government was intended to guide the country towards democratic elections in 2023. it was disbanded by military leaders last month, the prime minister placed under

al jazeera. ah, an exclusive interview with the man who led the military takeover in sudan. general abdel fatter al bowden says, elections will be held on time and he will not be part of the new government. ah, hello barbara, sarah, this is al jazeera life from love that also coming up iraq's prime minister chairs, an emergency security meeting. just hours after surviving a drone attack at his residence inside baghdad. green zone with rebel forces advancing from the north to supporters of ethiopia, prime minister rally across the country. and nicaraguans go to the polls as president daniel take out runs for a 4th consecutive term, virtually unopposed. ah, the thank you for joining us in an exclusive interview with al jazeera sedans, military leader says he will not be part of any future government at the fact that al bowden says he's committed the handing power to a civilian leadership. he led last month's military takeover. after dissolving the transitional government, the general denied that th

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as he spoke exclusively to al jazeera and fickle associates. feel how cool i'm glad in the cold concept of the upcoming government is that it will be a crappy government made up of sudanese, qualified professionals about with one and a half years are left out of the transitional period. the whole, the upcoming government, according to me, should focus on very specific issues, chiefly the completion of transition into a democracy. and it's related obligations like the convenience of the constitutional conference and holding the elections. you all know that the elections would require one full year, at least, may drag on for one and a half years. i hope we can all agree on an independent government and they can crites during the remaining time of the transitional period, where as government would leave the country until the scheduled elections go in assessing the housing development part in new knowledge about this is a key part of the political agreement we sign you said was that the prime minister should have the power and authority to full and

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