the euphoria at the removal of president omar al—bashir, how far is that really now a long—distant memoryu very much, zeinab, for having me on hardtalk. today marks the first anniversary of the signing of the constitutional document that paved the way for the establishment and the formation of the transitional government. and i think we have all the reason and the cause to celebrate the victory of the great sudanese revolution. it came about because of the judicious and hard work of the young people, women, and through that process, we toppled one of the most brutal dictatorships, and that is why we think... we mark it, we are celebrating it. also, this revolution has one distinguishing factor. it has been very peaceful, providing many lessons for the world at large. things in sudan will never be the same again, and i think we are definitely moving in the right direction. all right, but there were a lot of negotiations to achieve that historic power—sharing agreement between the civilians and the military. what are your relations like with the military? a bit uneasy, or comfortable? zeina

there are a lot of conservative elements in sudan, many who supported the islamism of omar al—bashir,l congress party, bashir‘s former ruling party, says that there is now a battle between the secularists and islam in sudan, and it's urging their supporters to go out on the streets. you've got a big problem on your hands. not really. actually, we believe the real struggle that our people are facing is the struggle for creating a better sudan, sudan that respects its people, its human rights, sudan that is working on building a better economy, a better place to live in. i don't think our burden today is about religion. the sudanese people has always been religious. they have always respected their religion and all that, but the real struggle for the people is on the economic front, on bringing peace to our people, and all that. there are so many elements of the former regime that want to push us in that direction, but our people understand this very well, and i know it so well, and nobody can push us in that direction. but really, i put it to you again, one famous cleric in sudan, abde

demonstrators say the transition to democracy has been to slow following the overthrow of omar al-bashirartoum.er from >> venting their frustration on the first anniversary of the signing of the power-sharing agreement. khartoumn hard to -- was cut short when police fired tear gasp at many people had hoped the deal, which followed months of political turmoil and protester killings, would be a new start for country but they said they have not seen enough change. >> when we started the revolution, it was because of the economy. the goal became justice for those who had lost their lives in this revolution. we promised to hold those who killed civilians to account. that main demand is not yet met. there can be no moving forward if the main demand of those who took the street is not achieved. the power-sharing agreement between military and civilian leaders is flawed. the political parties did not have a long-term vision. they were in a rush to reach a deal. they lacked a national spirit and went into negotiations based on the interest of their own respective parties and leaders. now, it is d

al bashir is ouster opened the floodgates of change sudanese women gained new freedoms and could lead more self-determined lives at least in the big cities. but there's still more work to be done and the brave women who are at the forefront of the revolution aren't giving up. by an early is a 21 year old medical student in khartoum in late 2018 she joined the crowds in the streets protesting against the regime that's when she decided to take up thai boxing as a form of self defense. sedate him sit down then sit down is not a safe place for a woman. and be the woman gets accosted an abused one i want to be able to hit back and defend myself and that you had to get a self-defense. trainer mohammed and more near promotes gender equality in 2018 he opened the doors of his martial arts center to women a bold move in a traditionally minded muslim and male dominated society until recently he and his female students could have been lashed for this. in the beginning when they 1st started it was common in legal actually for a male trainer to teach females in general are heinous for that so we k

al-bashir's ouster opened the floodgates of change. sudanese women gained new freedoms and could lead more self-determined lives at least in the big cities. but there's still more work to be done e and the bravave womeo were at t the forefronont of e revolutionon aren't giviving . >> bayan ali is a 21-year-old medical student in khartoum. in late 2018, she joined the crowds in the streets protesting against the regime. that's when she decided to take up thai boxing as a form of self-defense. bayan ali: sudan is not a safe place for women. women get accosted and abused. i want to be able toto hit bak and defend myself. >> trainer mohamed el mounir promotes gender equality. in 2018 he opened the doors of his martial arts center to women. a bold move in a traditionally-minded muslim and male-dominated society. until recently, he and his female students could have been lashed for this. mohamed mounir: in the begining, when i first started it was kind of illegal, actually, for a a male trainero teach females in general here in sudan. so we

khartoum complain the transition to democracy is too slow following the overthrow of longtime leader of al bashir. well turning to the coronavirus pandemic and india has hit another milestone and its outbreak with at least 50000 people now dead last week the country overtook the u.k. to recall the wild 4th west death toll some expenses that the actual total is far higher because of low levels of testing india's counsel for medical research estimates that 28000000 tests have been carried out since january but there are over 1300000000 people in the country. on the pandemic has also led to japan suffering the west economic contraction in modern history and tranq by 7.8 percent in effect in question from april to june arab pride has the story. the scale of japan's contraction is worse than even the most pessimistic forecasts it would translate into an annualized decline of more than 27 percent for an economy that was already in recession it took a big hit in the last quarter of 2019 and then the coronavirus effect began to come in in 2020 so the japanese economy is in a world of hurt exports like co

worsening economy but soon demonstrators began to demand the removal of longtime president omar al bashir the women were on the front lines of the protests and for good reason for years they've been denied fundamental human rights. alba shares ouster open the floodgates of change sudanese women gained new freedoms and could lead more self-determined lives at least in the big cities. but there's still more work to be done and the brave women who are at the forefront of the revolution aren't giving up. by an early is a 21 year old medical student in khartoum in late 2018 she joined the crowds in the streets protesting against the regime that's when she decided to take up time boxing as a form of self-defense. i. didn't have to sit down and then sit down is not a safe place for a woman to get it and if it gets accosted and abused what i want to be able to hit back and defend myself on that you had that self-defense. trainer mohammed near promotes gender equality in 2018 he opened the doors of his martial arts center to women a bold move in a traditionally minded muslim and male dominated soc

following the overthrow of longtime leader and al bashir. government troops are surrounding a port and mozambique that was captured by iceland fighters bust week it's the 3rd time much of a prior has been attacked this year regional leaders have agreed to support mozambique in combating the threat they vishal number of krona virus deaths in india has passed $50000.00 some experts suspect the actual total is far higher because of low levels of testing the us democratic party is gathering to formally nominate its candidate for no bendis presidential election but for the 1st time it's being held but surely the event will see joe biden officially named the democrats' choice for president california may have recorded the highest global temperature and more than a century $54.00 degrees celsius the reading from death valley's furnace creek is being verified by the u.s. national weather service well those are the headlines that the more news here off to talk to al-jazeera. on counting the cost how powerful banking and political plans to school you'

say the transition to democracy has been too slow following the overthrow of longtime leader of al bashir if a morgan reports from khartoum. granting their frustration on the 1st anniversary of the signing of sudan's power sharing agreement but a planned 3 and a half hour rally in her tone was cut short when police fired stun grenades and tear gas many people had hoped the deal which followed months of political turmoil and protest or killings would be a new start for the country but they see they have not seen enough change a lot more good for sort of on when we started the revolution it was because of the economy and when the 1st massive fell the goal became justice for those who had lost their lives in this revolution we promise to hold those who killed civilians to account their main demand is not yet means they can be no moving forward if the main demand of those who took to the street is not achieved his friend says the power sharing agreement between military and civilian leaders is flawed total of all here and of either the political parties did not have a long term vision they we

towards resolving deep rooted conflicts that raged for 17 years under the rule of former leader of al bashir. one of greece's most important archaeological sites is narrowly escaped wildfire as a flames reach the gates of my seanie before firefighters brought the blaze under control my scene is one of the major centers of ancient greek civilization the rig's now 3000 years old. now all this weight data looking back 5 years to when hundreds of thousands of people mostly from syria escaped war and persecution and headed for the european union seeking refuge it was a pivotal moment for the e.u. and its policy of open borders to some member states close their friends it is after initially allowing refugees to pass through the biggest member in the main destination for many forms fleeing was germany so how did they respond in the crisis in the 3 words chancellor angela merkel changed the course of the european history the w.'s chief political adviser behind a curtain was that on this day 5 years ago as the uncle of machall laid out a policy. it was the moment that defined going to merkel's respon

towards resolving deep rooted conflicts that raged for 17 years under the rule of former leader omar al bashir. a battle of ruses embattled president alexander lukashenko and his high ranking officials in barred from entering a stone yet not via any voting states blacklisting comes in response to the president said crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators following a disputed presidential elections with 100 people were arrested during protests on sunday. one of greece's most important talking about tickle sides is narrowly escaped wildfires that flames reach the gates of my seanie before firefighters brought the blaze under control my city is one of the major centers of ancient greek civilization the ruins of all 3000 years on. the french president emanuel macro has arrived in the lebanese capital beirut for his 2nd visit since a huge explosion devastated the city's port 4 weeks ago president macro's expects to press the lebanese government to make sweeping reforms to tackle an economy in tatters and increasing sectarian tensions you know have to shortly after the lebanese president asked the

khartoum say the transition to democracy is too slow following the overthrew of long time they do omar al bashir. india's main opposition party is calling for a parliamentary investigation into facebook what's up but allegedly favoring the ruling be j.p. the congress party bases its allegation on a wall street journal reports chile is expected to begin a phase lifting of one of the world's longest coronavirus lockdowns on monday restrictions will be gradually eased in parts of the capital santiago after more than $150.00 days. and those are the headlines the news continues here on jazeera in about half an hour after counting the cost of life and. counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week corrupt. banking and political have destroyed lebanon's economy people can't get access to their bank accounts billions have been moved out of the country. president trump wants to install his own man at the bank oversee latin america's recovery from the pandemic but some nations are opposed to the move. and the case of the gas power plant that wasn't built but th

pompei is the most senior american official to visit the african country since his former leader omar al bashir was ousted last year he's on a tour of the region to promote stronger arab israeli ties but abdullah pompei a not to link the removal of sudan's name from that state sponsor of terrorism list to the normalization of relations says the transitional government doesn't have any authority to change hard position towards israel we'll have a morgan has more on the story now from hart tim. following the meeting between the sudanese prime minister and the u.s. secretary of state's microamp a new prime minister tweeted that it was a great meeting and that they discussed number of issues including bilateral relations. off the list of countries sponsoring terrorism that is something this government has been working on since it came to power exactly a year ago we've seen the prime minister bringing it up with whenever he meets with several foreign officials trying to lobby them to back him up to get the u.s. to move them off the list of state sponsored terrorism now it looks like to get removed o

representing a different region the groups some armed had opposed the previous government of ahmed al bashir who was overthrown in april last year they say their regions have long been marginalized the new deal will give the groups 3 seats in the sovereignty council and a quarter of the seats in the executive council of the transitional government it also grants more power to local governments and autonomy to the southern states of blue nile and south kordofan their resources of the states will be shared between the local and federal governments it also paves way for the formation of a transitional legislative assembly with the sudan revolutionary front getting 25 percent of the seats today we presume that rudy is today and he will distinguish i mean. i did receive the roots of the crisis and hopefully you sit down and provide i think decisions and. i was 30. 3 forms and. governance. the war in the western region of darfur has been going on for 17 years it's killed 300000 and displaced 2000000 from their homes amidst reports of burning of villages and human rights atrocities the deal paves w

say the transition to democracy has been too slow following the overthrow of longtime leader of al bashir i haven't woken reports from. i was renting their frustration on the 1st anniversary of the signing of sudan's power sharing agreement but a planned 3 and a half hour rally in her tone was cut short when police fired stun grenades and tear gas many people had hoped the deal which followed months of political turmoil and protest or killings would be a new start for the country but they see they have not seen enough change what more could be sort of with the law on when we started the revolution it was because of the economy and when the 1st massive fell the goal became justice for those who had lost their lives in this revolution we promised to hold those who killed civilians to account their main demand is not yet means they can be no moving forward if the main demand of those who took to the street is not achieved. his friend says the power sharing agreement between military and civilian leaders is flawed. anybody that the political parties did not have a long term vision they were i

protesting on the 1st anniversary of the landmark power sharing deal over throat of longtime leader of al bashir they say the transition to democracy under the current government has been too slow. another day of bleak reports from around the world as the krone virus pandemic rages on the number of deaths in india has now passed 50000 is the 3rd worst affected country with more than 2 and a half 1000000 people infected as also having a devastating economic effect japan's economy shrank 7.8 percent in the last quarter and the outbreak has forced new zealand's prime minister to postpone next month's election the country has seen a resurgence of cases after more than 3 months without any infections the random has more from new delhi on that situation in india. in the across the 50000 mark of deaths the recorded and confirmed number. of remains the worst affected state 20000 media half of the deaths in the state of maharashtra bash the number of cases and deaths going down in the capital but they are growing in other parts of the state now when you look at the numbers though and you recorded one of

east, the most senior official to visit sudan's last years ouster of its democratic leader, omar al-bashir u.s. support for sudan's fragile transition to democracy. secretary pompeo is one of the featured speakers at tonight's republican national convention. global news 24 hours a day, on air and quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: coming up, we talk about trump energy policy in a second term. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. i am david westin. one of the differences between republicans and democrats remains energy policy with joe biden pledging to move away from fossil fuels. president trump pledging the goal of energy independence based on the use of fossil fuels. committingrged with the trump energy policy is dan brouillette. i want to talk to you about trump energy policy and the second term, but first, laura looks like it may hit in the gulf of mexico on wednesday. can you give us an update on the vulnerability of our o

khartoum so the transition to democracy is too slow following the overthrow of long time leader omar al bashir the defense ministers of turkey and qatar were in tripoli on monday to discuss corporation with libya's internationally recognized government's efforts continue to secure a cease fire in the divided country turkey and qatar support the tripoli based government and they defeated a 14 month campaign to seize the capital by world order and the fafsa. government troops are surrounding a port in mozambique after it was captured by eisel linked fighters last week it is the 3rd time the moken border prayer a key town in a gas rich province has been attacks this year regional leaders have agreed to support mozambique in combating the threat lebanon's health minister says the country's overwhelmed by new coronavirus infections following the deadly port explosion in beirut earlier this month a record 456 new infections were diagnosed on monday edging the nationwide total closer 210000 the health minister says a new 2 week lockdown is needed after the blast but some hospitals are out of action h

1st anniversary of the landmark power sharing deal following the overthrow of longtime leader and al bashirthey say the transition to democracy under the current government has been too slow government troops are surrounding a port in mozambique that was captured by iceland fighters last week and it's the 3rd time watching border prior a key town and a gas rich province has been attacked this year millions in gaza are facing electricity blackouts israel close the main crossing to import diesel for the only power plant israel says it's responding to hamas rocket attacks and fire bomb balloons from gaza the official number of corona virus deaths in india has passed $50000.00 some experts suspect the actual total is actually far higher because of low levels of testing in the well it's a 3rd worst affected country. japan has reported its worst economic contraction in modern history mainly because of the coronavirus the world's 3rd largest economy shrank almost 8 percent in the 2nd quarter the u.s. house of representatives is being recalled to vote on legislation to protect the postal service th

resolving deep rooted conflicts they've raised for 17 years under the rule of former leader omar al bashir. french president emmanuel mccrone has arrived in lebanon on his 2nd visit since the massive explosions that destroyed beirut's port 4 weeks ago he's calling for deep reform of the country sectarian political system calling will also attend national centennial celebrations. embattled belarusians president alexander the sanka and his high ranking officials are barred from entering a stone here in lithuania the baltic states blacklisting comes in response to look at crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in the wake of disputed elections more than 100 people were arrested during protests on sunday. but here in germany ministers are of parliament are being grilled about how fin tech giant wire card was able to get away with inventing funds worth more than $2000000000.00 in what's become one of the country's biggest ever accounting scandals the electronic payments company filed for insolvency in june after reports of the nonexistent funds were revealed by the financial times the scandal

the trial of saddam's for president obama al bashir has been postponed indefinitely to appear in court in khartoum on tuesday in connection with the 989 military coup that brought him to power as lawyers launched an appeal which is delayed the case and they're calling for him to be released on bail the shia ruled sudan for 3 decades and was removed from power by the military last here following mass protests trinidad and tobago as prime minister keith rowley has claimed victory for his part in monday's general election early results show the ruling people's national movement secured a 2nd term despite concerns over the coronavirus pandemic migration and a shrinking economy. libya's government has called in the military as protests over delayed elections turned violent supporters of former president ever morales have set up roadblocks on major routes clashing with opponents who tried to break up their demonstrations of zero-sum isabeau reports. clashes on the streets of cochabamba once again these young people are known as the resistance may play a crucial role in the protests that forc

step towards resulting deep rooted conflicts the right for 17 years and the rule of leader omar al bashir. french president emmanuel microbes arriving in lebanon on his 2nd visit since the massive explosions that destroyed bay bridge port or weeks ago he's calling for reform of the country sectarian political system as a micrometer tend not said teaberry celebrations. one of greece's most important talking logical sites is not the escape wildfires of flames reach the gates of my ceiling before firefighters or the blaze under control in my city was one of the major centers of ancient greek civilization. 3000 years ago. the 1st of a commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates has landed in abu dhabi the flight took off from tel aviv and crossed jordan and saudi arabia it's hoped the historic flight will mark the start of a new era of improved relations between israel and the arab world a u.s. brokered deal has normalized diplomatic relations between israel and the u.a.e. the 1st such arab israeli code for more than 20 years. a maiden voyage of historic proportions. i

they say the transition to democracy has been slow following the overthrow of longtime leader of al bashir in the current transitional government is made up of civilian and military leaders who are slated to govern until democratic elections are held in 2 years well we can now speak to our correspondent there is him morgan she's in khartoum for us and joins us now on the line here but i understand that you've been having to deal with some tear gas that more frustration on the streets today caylee. yes indeed not we believe didn't take a gathering in front of the office of the prime minister where they were planning to submit a memo with their demand for sedition over what they say has been a very slow current session their main demand being justice and accountability for the life of the boat that they see that is not achieving peace which the government has promised will be achieved within the 1st 6 months of the transition period that has not been either many conditions before. that we took to the streets today say that those demands those form i'm kind of this is that we're going to move

anniversary of the signing of the power sharing deal following the overthrow of longtime leader of al bashir but many sudanese complain the promise transition to democracy is too slow i haven't woken reports from khartoum. when sudan's military and protest leaders signed a power sharing agreement in august last year millions of sudanese saw it as a new start after months of political turmoil but a year on mohammed abdul says not enough has changed but what more can you sort of with alone on when we started the revolution it was because of the economy and when the 1st massive fell the goal became justice for those who had lost their lives in this revolution we promised to hold those who killed civilians to account their main demand is not yet means they can be no moving forward if the main demand of those who took to the street is not achieved. his friend muhammad ali says the power sharing agreement between the military and civilian leaders is flawed. anybody that the political parties did not have a long term vision they were in a rush to reach a deal they lacked a national spirit and went

700 members and their families and move our relationship forward under the dictatorship of omar al bashir. i want to urge you and the administration to do everything you can to support the prime minister and make sure we seize this opportunity to bring real justice to the victims and their american families and foreign nationals involved and to build a new democratic partner in the region. if you personally engaged on this issue and can you commit to working transparently have with congress as we try to find a solution urgently? >> thank you for your work. this is really important. we've proposed that there's a legal peace resolution in the legislation that will be before congress here in the very near term. we think it's the appropriate time to bring justice to those from the 1998 bombings and get a real opportunity for the prime minister. i've talked to him a handful of times and the other leaders there in sudan. this is an opportunity that doesn't come along often. we know the history of sudan and the tragedy there. a chance not only for democracy to begun to be built out, but perhaps