al jazeera. bellowing on the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad heidi has submitted his resignation to the country's president how did he says he's reached a dead end after run precedented protests paralyzed the country in lebanon remains of the protesters blocked roads around the country with barricades tents and cars it's been hit by 13 days of protest since october 17th against a political class accused of corruption mismanagement and mismanagement of state finances meanwhile hundreds of government supporters attacked the main anti-government protest camp in beirut on tuesday they destroyed tents and roadblocks before chasing away protesters who have been camped in the area for nearly 2 weeks. well the russian defense minister says the withdrawal of kurdish militant forces from northeast syria has been completed the deadline for kurds to leave areas along turkey's border in northern syria ended at 1500 hours g.m.t. on tuesday and turkey stopped its military campaign last week after reaching a deal with russia under the agreement kurdish forces were ordered to move 30 kilometers a

al-jazeera dot com. part of a quick check of the headlines here on the al jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad al hariri is holding a meeting with his cabinet this hour to discuss new economic measures he's expected to announce a series of reforms in an effort to stop the protests which been happening for days now as he was in a halt as the latest now from the lebanese capital. well what we expect is for the cabinet to endorse prime ministers not a new economic plan that requires or involves the raising revenues by either privatizing the telecommunications sector or slashing the salaries of former at perth officials there were no longer plans to impose taxes the protests 2 were triggered on thursday when there were reports that the government plans to raise revenues by imposing more taxes on the people u.s. troops have crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from northern syria a convoy has gone to the silent border crossing in the northern province of the hook. it's heading into territory controlled by the peshmerga in northern iraq semi autonomous kurdish region the pentagon says the troops will

al-jazeera. i have a more hidden in doha the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister has submitted his resignation to the country's president after days of antigovernment protests said hariri says he has reached a dead end in trying to resolve the political crisis turkey has condemned the u.s. house of representatives for passing a bill officially recognizing the mass killing of armenians as genocide has also passed a bill threatening sanctions over turkey's military operation in northern syria ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. . a very difficult couple of hours for the turkish government in the house of representatives here in washington the turks have spent millions of dollars over the years to beat back any motions that would bring sanctions against the economy or senior figures in the government and also to try and define what happened to more than a 1000000 armenians at the end of the ottoman empire at the end of the farce world war and the on sanctions passed with bipartisan support and overwhelmingly essentially what the house of representatives is saying to donald trum

the master barber of this is you know on al-jazeera. lebanon's capital it's approves emergency economic reforms hoping to diffuse anti-government protests but demonstrators are skeptical. but i'm adrian said again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests and confusion and bolivia as the country waits for presidential election results of the government is accused of manipulating the outcome. justin trudeau liberal party projected to hold on to power in canada's parliamentary election. for drug companies reach a multi-million dollar settlement for their role.

welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is meeting now with his cabinet to discuss new economic measures president michel aoun says the protests express people's pain but accusing all politicians of corruption is not saying. that it is incumbent president is ahead in the election but it looks like he'll have to face a runoff in december only results put longstanding leader able around as ahead of his rival carlos messer but not enough to win outright. and u.s. troops have crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from northern syria it's believed that he's 19 vehicles upon through border crossing and then heading to iraq's northern kurdish region. now a state of emergency in chile's capital is now being extended to other parts of the country the military has been deployed to control the civil unrest against a transport say hike that's been reversed after protests began at least 8 people have been killed in the rioting stories about reports from santiago. it all started as a fight against a rise in the subway fare but it

al-jazeera. east and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. lebanon's president promises a crackdown on corruption but says the government child be toppled by protests. i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from die also coming up calling for a snap election for the british prime minister is hoping him things will back his dumond's for a. police say the $39.00 bodies found in a truck in england were chinese nationals. declaring himself the without a live years even morale is says there's no need for a runoff despite opposition allegations he manipulated vote count. lebanon's president. to fight state corruption and says he's ready to meet with protesters in a televised address he urged the public to accept proposed economic reforms but he speeches left protesters unsatisfied many resuming their calls for political reform so no horror reports from beirut. day 8 in the almost paralysis of daily life continues protesters are still on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut and other cities across the country the country is at this standstill as the pro

know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes al-jazeera shares personal journeys of people following their chosen path quickness on al-jazeera. lebanon's prime minister sets a 72 hour deadline for political leaders to back his economic reforms as protests gripped the country. and on top of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up protesters and riot police clash in barcelona amid continuing anger over the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. a cease fire northern syria is largely holding but turkey's president warns the offensive could restart in minutes if kurdish fighters don't abide by its terms. and dozens of people are killed in a bomb attack on a mosque during friday prayers in eastern afghanistan. alone lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has given rival groups in his government 72 hours to unite and get behind his economic reform plans he's addressed the nation i mean mass protests across the country over economic conditions and political paralysis at least 2 people have died during the demonstrations in a moment we'll have the latest from stephanie decker in beirut but 1st our hierarch has this report. gunfire in

al-jazeera. hello again everyone fitting in here in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's president has assigned prime minister saad hariri to form a caretaker government hariri resigned on tuesday after 2 weeks of nationwide unrest president michel aoun will now consult with the various blocks in parliament on forming a new government lebanon's army has begun to clear away some of the blockades from main roads in the capital beirut that have been blocked by protesters for days stephanie decker reports now from beirut. the protesters and now dismantling what has been a key roadblock one of the vital arteries of highway through beirut 2 weeks this has remained close causing a lot of tension even among the population so you can see there been tense 3 people were sleeping here overnight that is now being removed throughout the morning you've had negotiations by the security forces here with the protesters to try and get them to do this because the army doesn't want to use force when it comes to these parents as they have been peaceful you did see confrontations on tuesday between supporter

be in policy but one moves perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. lebanon's cabinet approves a raft of economic measures to calm public anger the protesters demand more political reform. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. withdrawals from syria its troops cross into the northern kurdish region of iraq. historic moment in northern ireland same sex marriage and abortion set to become legal when the clock strikes midnight. haitians unleash their frustration as calls for the president to step down growing louder. now we begin in lebanon where in the past hour the prime minister. there announced a series of new reforms thousands of people have been protesting though demanding his resignation in his 1st speech since began 5 days ago heidi the promise to cut salaries of some politicians in half he vowed to get banks to contribute over $3000000000.00 towards the deficit not add new taxes in 20 twentieth's budget my last i phone written. for the past few days the government has not been walking forward that is why our young men and women have gi

al-jazeera. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. lebanon's cabinet meets in a bid to approve economic reforms and calm days of unprecedented demonstrations. follow on down jordan assad is there live from doha also coming up the u.s. withdraws from syria and its troops cross into the northern kurdish region of iraq . libya's president looks like he's a face a runoff election he attempts to secure a 4th consecutive term in office. and australia's these papers block out the front pages accusing the government of a crackdown on press freedom. but we begin with the anti-government protests in lebanon the prime minister saad hariri is holding a cabinet meeting now with his cabinet to discuss new economic measures he's expected to announce a series of reforms. in an effort to stop the protests which have been happening for days now well ahead of that meeting president michel aoun said he sympathized with the protesters but stated that accusing all politicians of corruption is not fair joins us live now from beirut center so this cabinet meeting has

be in policy but one moves perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. lebanon's prime minister sets a 72 hour deadline for political leaders to back his economic reforms as protests gripped the country. in the entire says al jazeera live from london also coming up protesters and riot police clash in barcelona amid continuing anger over the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. the ceasefire in northern syria is largely holding a turkey's president warns the offensive could restart in minutes if kurdish fighters don't abide by its terms. and dozens of people are killed in a bomb attack on a mosque during friday prayers in eastern afghanistan. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has given rival groups in his government 72 hours to unite and get behind his economic reform plans is address the nation at mass protests across the country over economic conditions and political paralysis and he's 2 people have died during the demonstrations some are higher it has this report. gunfire in northern lebanon. bodyguards to a former politician apparently opened fire in the c

al-jazeera. time for another check of the headlines for you on al-jazeera maria protesters in lebanon say economic reforms approved by the government are not enough and many want the entire cabinet to step down prime minister saad hariri announced the measures on monday as he tries to defuse the country's biggest demonstrations in years now the headlines president donald trump has defended his decision to withdraw some u.s. troops from northern syria as well anchor has been fighting against kurdish backed fighters trump says he never agreed to protect syrian kurds forever turkey has given the syrian democratic forces a tuesday deadline to leave the area. and the u.s. secretary of state has given an interview indicating washington is prepared to take military action in the region if required where we see american interests take or fundamental norms around the world that need to be enforced will use all the powers that we have you suggested the economic powers that we've used will certainly use them or use our diplomatic powers as well those are our preference we prefer peace to war but in the event

bike the consequences one of 150 gates taiwan's determination to remain independent on al-jazeera. lebanon's cabinet needs to try and approve measures to fix an economic crisis that's led to mass protests. hello i'm don jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up libya's president looks like to face a runoff election as he attempts to secure a 4th consecutive term in office. now for the. state of emergency has extended to more regions of chile after a cut in transport this fails to calm the protest it's. under strain as newspapers blackout the front pages in the government of a crackdown on press freedom. lebanon's prime minister is expected to announce a series of a. forms in an effort to stop anti-government protests start hariri has met the president ahead of a cabinet discussion happening now on new economic measures michel aoun told the meeting the protests express people's pain but accusing all politicians of corruption is unfair meanwhile the demonstrators are continuing their calls for the government to resign well there is a plan reportedly includes a 50 percent cut in t

on al-jazeera. lebanon's capital approves emergency economic reforms hoping to diffuse anti-government protests but demonstrators are skeptical. hello i'm adrian fit again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests and confusion and bolivia as the country waits for presidential election results on the government is accused of manipulating the outcome. justin trudeau liberal party projected to hold on to power in canada's parliamentary election. for drug companies reach a multi-million dollar settlement for their role in fueling a u.s. opioid epidemic. protesters in lebanon standing their ground despite the government approving sweeping economic reforms prime minister saad hariri announced the measures to diffuse the biggest demonstrations in years against the nation's leaders but activists say they won't go home until the entire cabinet steps down al-jazeera saying to hold it reports now from beirut all. the people have spoken calls go beyond fighting corruption they want accountability and ear

al-jazeera the moon. i have a more hidden in doha the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister has submitted his resignation to the country's president after days of antigovernment protests said harry reid says he has reached a dead end in trying to resolve the political crisis turkey has condemned the u.s. house of representatives for passing a bill officially recognized in the mass killing of armenians as genocide is also passed a bill threatening sanctions over turkey's military operation in northern syria ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. a very difficult couple of hours.

al-jazeera. welcome back it could come out of our top stories here on the al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister is expected to announce a series of reforms in an effort to stop the protests saad hariri has met the president at a cabinet discussion on a new economic measures. and it is incumbent president is ahead in the election but it looks like he'll have to face a runoff in december the results put longstanding leader even iran is ahead of his rival colace message but not enough to win out flight. and u.s. troops of crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from northern syria envoy has passed through this ahead of border crossing heading into iraq's northern kurdish region. britain's government is expected to try to put its new brags that deal before parliament for a vote this week it could happen in the coming hours on sunday the european union said it received prime minister barak's johnson's letter asking for a 3 month delay to the brags that deadline of october 31st was forced to send a letter to losing a crucial vote in parliament on saturday where britain's government still insisting

i'm sami's a down and with a look at the headlines here in al-jazeera lebanon's president michel aoun is expected to issue a statement on the prime minister's resignation saddle how do you do resigned on tuesday after days of nationwide protests stephanie decker has more from beirut. we're in marches where you can probably see volunteers cleaning up cleaning up the course yesterday and what they're doing here specifically sam is they're actually recycling the trash which is something they've been doing throughout the last 2 weeks here and now they've also a few remember yesterday we saw the scenes of of the supporters of and also has come to this area in the square smash up the tent where they have now made almost like you know they've they've collected the broken structures and put them here underneath some kind of symbolic lot of the processes will tell you this is a sign of resistance because as you can see here the tents are back up and people are back out they came out last night to celebrate not massive crowds but certainly in their thousands the russian defense ministry says mo

a man to the top stories on al jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has given rival groups in his government 72 hours to unite and get behind his reform plans is address the nation amid mass protests over economic conditions at least 2 people have died during the demonstrations but just as a demanding the resignation of the government they accuse their leaders of looting and bankrupting the country which is in a severe economic crisis the latest protests were triggered triggered by new taxes including a fee to use whatsapp that was scrapped but people are still out on the streets. or a board member i am giving our partners in the government a very short a deadline 72 hours to give us a solution that convinced us and the people in the streets and our international partners are still bolland protests are taking place in barcelona after hundreds of thousands of people descended on the city in a show of support for 9 jailed cattle and separatist leaders. riot police fired rubber bullets at several 100 people who surrounded the national police headquarters and set fire to the stree

hello again adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera lebanon's president has assigned prime minister saad hariri to form a caretaker government heavy resigned on tuesday after 2 weeks of nationwide unrest president michel one will now consult the various blocs in parliament on forming a new government lebanon's army has begun clearing some main roads in the capital beirut that have been blocked by protesters for days iraq's prime minister is under growing pressure to resign the prime minister the president the speaker of parliament will hold talks later on wednesday to try to find a way out of the crisis and discuss possible names for a new prime minister earlier influential shia cleric. called for marty's resignation following weeks of protests on tuesday tens of thousands of protesters turned out spurred on by reports of security forces shooting protesters in karbala iran's supreme leader says that protesters in iraq and lebanon should seek demands that demands within the framework of the law. harmony has accused us and some arab states of stoking unrest in the 2 cou

al-jazeera. hello welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera protesters in lebanon say they ant to give up this by the government approving sweeping economic reforms a turkish military source has told al-jazeera a deal has been reached while our up to a 1000 kurdish s.t.'s fighters to leave the northern border town of ras. and thousands of people are back on the streets of the chilean capital santiago for another day of anti-government demonstrations. bolivia's opposition leader is warning the results of sunday's presidential election could be manipulated to stop the vote going 12 runoff only 83 percent of the results have been released by the electoral commission president ever morales is ahead with 45 percent of the vote with opposition leader catalyst meza on 38 percent just short of the 10 point lead he would need to avoid a 2nd round accuse the president of halting the vote counts to change the result but alice says he is waiting for the rural votes to come in well john heilemann is live for us in the plaza so john the opposition candidate said we're going to a 2nd round

al-jazeera. bowing to pressure lebanon's prime minister saad hariri resigns after days of anti-government protests but demonstrators aren't satisfied. and how am i getting this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up. tens of thousands of kurdish led forces withdrawal from the border in northeast syria paving the way for turkey's joint patrols with russia. the u.k. is on track to hold early elections which the prime minister hopes will break the deadlock on. those pilots never have a chance. these loved ones never had a chance they were in flying coffins we are sorry deeply and truly sorry in the hot seat spoiling c.e.o. admits that his company made mistakes as he testifies about 2 fatal plane crash in . lebanon's prime minister has submitted his resignation to the country's president after days of antigovernment protests such hariri says he has reached a dead end in trying to resolve the political crisis saying to her reports from beirut's. unrest in the streets of beirut running battles in the heart of the lebanese capital. police moved in after hundreds of men allied with political parties

al-jazeera. wald snags for lebanon. the prime minister resigns following weeks of protests. and this is al jazeera live from dell also coming up after the deadline for kurdish withdrawal from northern syria turkey and russia now in force the safe for. an early election for the u.k. to be enough to break the breaks it deadlock. countless thousands of people take the streets to.

al jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters and. coming up in the next 60 minutes 2 people killed as antigovernment protests rage in lebanon on the prime minister lays down his 3 day all to made him for politicians to back his economic reforms. 2 blasts inside an afghan mosque during friday prayers kill more than 60 people. in london the top stories from europe including demonstrators clashed with riot police and set fire to the streets in barcelona and good by the jailing of 9 catches and separatist leaders. also ahead turkey's president warns the offensive in syria will resume and intensify if all the terms of a truce still aren't mats and peace and with all your support protests in the council and region of forced old allies is to cool off real madrid's match at barcelona we'll hear from real coach soon it is a day in the program. 72 hours that's the deadline given by lebanon's prime minister sahadi to rivals and his governments to find a solution to the turmoil that's engulfed the country well how did he address the nation after canceling friday's cabinet meeting he's looking for support for his economic reforms now nights last fal

into on al-jazeera. lebanon's president promises a crackdown on corruption but says the government can't be toppled by protests. i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up police say the 39 bodies found in a truck in england were chinese nationals to clear himself the winner bolivia's if our morale is says there's no need for a run off the spot opposition allegations the manipulated vote count and could a trade war turn into a technology war as the u.s. tries to contain china's high tech developed. lebanon's president has vowed to fight state corruption and says he's ready to meet with protesters in a televised address the public to accept proposed economic reforms but his speech is left protesters unsatisfied with many resuming the calls for political reform harder reports from beirut. day 8 and the almost paralysis of daily life continues protesters are still on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut and other cities across the country the country is at this standstill as the protest mov

al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories lebanon's president michel aoun has vowed to fight state corruption he also says he's open to constructive dialogue with protesters but hundreds of thousands of people across the country a calling on the government to resign. turkey's president regicide everyone says the kurdish fighters appear in the so-called a safe zone agreed with russia will use its right to crush them and the one who won the offensive will restart the group and doesn't withdraw at least 30 kilometers inside syria and 39 people found dead in the back of the container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains and police custody. but if he is president evo morales has declared victory in the country's election even though official numbers are yet to be released his main rival carlos messer says he has evidence of electoral fraud and sunday's vote leading to protests and a general strike the opposition leader has asked protests to continue unless a 2nd round vote is held john

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from headquarters and with the elizabeth product coming up in the next 60 minutes united in their anger against politicians crowds across lebanon call for revolution as the prime minister issues an ultimatum over economic reform. fires in the streets and battles across barcelona after more than half a 1000000 people keep up the pressure of the jailing of castellan leaders. one of versions busiest trading hubs we meet people of hull who are frustrated with the slow pace of breck's it. really though everybody. to come out and it's in my opinion that the wishes of the people. and alone in the wilderness what's happened to critically endangered wildlife in africa's largest nature reserve. the calls for political change in lebanon a growing louder with tens of thousands protesting across the country. they calling for revolution lebanon's prime minister solidarity has given rival groups in his government 72 hours to find a solution to the turmoil that's and gulfs the country at least 2 people have died in demonstrations which have end to this 2nd day stephanie deca reports from beirut . for a 2nd day and night thousands filled the st

al jazeera. hello once again from doha everyone i'm come out santamaria this is the news hour from al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister unveils emergency economic reforms hoping to diffuse antigovernment protests but demonstrators though are skeptical also the polls are closing in canada's parliamentary election prime minister justin trudeau is fighting to stay in power after a series of scandals protests and confusion in bolivia the country waits for presidential election results but government is accused of manipulating the outcome and for drugs companies reach a multi $1000000.00 settlement for their role in fueling the u.s. opioid epidemic. so protesters in lebanon are standing their ground despite the government approving sweeping economic reforms prime minister saddle hariri announced the measures to diffuse the biggest demonstrations in years against the nation's leaders the activists are not going anywhere until the entire cabinet steps down this report is from zanuck order in beirut the all of the people have spoken calls go beyond fighting corruption they want accountability and early election

al-jazeera. i'm sammy's a down window here with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now lebanon's prime minister sadly he is meeting with his cabinet to discuss new economic measures in an effort to stop the protests which have been happening for days so hold up as the latest from beirut. well what we expect is for the cabinet to endorse prime minister start a new economic plan that requires or enforce the raising revenues by either privatizing the telecommunications sector slashing the salaries of former and current officials there were no longer plans to impose taxes the protests were triggered on thursday when there were reports that the government plans to raise revenues by imposing yet more taxes on the people turkish president. says the military offensive in syria is not a land grab he's criticized the anchor's allies for not supporting what he calls the fight against terrorists the u.s. brokered cease fire is jews who end on tuesday. we have passed our offensive in northern parts of syria for 120 hours that's why this isn't a crucial time those 120 hours are nearly over tomorrow i will tr

better chance still a slim on those so they can achieve their aim a 2nd referendum chalons al-jazeera london. lebanon's government says it's a great budget that councils a series of taxes and fees which have spawn days of protests. thousands of gathered for a 3rd day in lebanon's capital demanding a revolution angry at a political elite they blame for pushing the country to the brink of economic collapse on friday by mrs saad hariri gave the government 72 hours to find a solution at least 2 people have been killed in. demonstrations so far but let's go live to stephanie decker who is in beirut and sot me that the government backtracking on these taxes hasn't done anything to deter the protest as what's the mood like where you. look at just saying what the mood is like and. it's the most people that we've seen come out on the streets in the last 3 days some people are talking about the thousands i have no way of confirming this number is certainly the streets are all the way from here down to march in the square throughout and also other areas of that at all and it's a very true feel. the party like. th

the boy who started the syrian war on al jazeera. lebanon's prime minister says others in his government have repeatedly blocked his economic reform efforts as the nation is gripped by violence on protests. watch you know the 0 life from the headquarters in doha in delhi nowadays also ahead 2 blasts inside an afghan mosque during friday prayers killed more than 5060 people. turkey's president warns the offensive in syria will resume and intensify if all the terms of a truce deal aren't met. hundreds of thousands converge on barcelona in another show of mass the center of the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. hello lebanon's prime minister saad how he has given rival groups and his government 72 hours to unite and get behind his economic reform plans he's just addressed the nation amid mass protest over economic conditions at least 2 people have died so far. the testers are demanding the resignation of the government they accuse their leaders of looting and bankrupting the country which is in a severe economic crisis the latest protests we

al-jazeera. walled snags for lebanon. prime minister resigns following weeks of protests. and this is al jazeera live from also coming up after the deadline for kurdish withdrawal from northern syria turkey and russia now in force a safe for. an early election for the u.k. to be enough to break the breaks it deadlock. to us thousands of people take the streets again calling for the government to address inequality. lebanon's president michel aoun is expected to issue a statement on the prime minister's resignation sadly heidi handed in his notice on tuesday after weeks of nationwide protests i do he says he's reached a dead end daily with the unprecedented demonstrations and violence that power lies the country so hold the reports from beirut. unrest in the streets of beirut running battles in the heart of the lebanese capital. police moved in after hundreds of men allied with political parties in power attacked government demonstrators who have been in the streets for almost 2 weeks demanding the ruling elite leaves office the prime minister saddam how d.d. has now handed

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. was. the protests urbanites in lebanon a cabinet meeting is due to prove measures aimed at fixing the worsening economic crisis. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up libya's president looks like to face a runoff election as an attempt to secure a 4th consecutive term in office. was full of. a state of emergency is extended to more regions of chile after a cotton transport it's fails to comp attest as. and how the security lockdown in indian administered kashmir is affecting farmers the. protests are spreading across lebanon and a general strike is planned even as politicians try to agree a package of reforms aimed at resulting the economic crisis thousands of people stayed out all night chanting and waving the lebanese flag honest assad already is due to hold a cabinet meeting shortly to try on a pool of measures reportedly agreed by partners in the coalition government. well harry reid's plan reportedly includes a 50 percent cut in the salaries of current and former presidents minister

al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on the al-jazeera the head of lebanon's christian forces party. has asked his ministers to resign from the government but the mentum is growing and protesters are on the streets for a 4th day bombing deeper in the temple. ongoing police have been firing tear gas at protesters throwing petrol bombs as thousands of pro-democracy activists running against a ban on thanks mosques and to government demonstrations began 5 months ago spotted by an extradition building which was later shelved. and turkey says one of its soldiers has been killed in northern syria it says it happened during a reconnaissance mission and comes despite a truce in the area turkey's president has vowed to press on with his offensive if kurdish forces don't withdraw from a proposed say so. now polls are due to open in an hour's time or so in bolivia's presidential election after 14 years in power even as a fight on his hands to get reelected his rival is the former interim president was attracting support by condemning what he calls his dictatorial leadership john u

al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera protesters in lebanonsay economic reforms approved by the government are not enough many want the entire cabinet to step down the lebanese prime minister saad hariri announced the measures on monday in an attempt to diffuse the country's biggest demonstrations in years president donald trump has defended his decision to withdraw u.s. troops in northern syria he says he never agreed to protect syrian kurds forever a ceasefire between turkey and the kurdish led forces expires later on tuesday taliban fighters have killed at least 16 afghan police officers attack happened in the about district in kunduz province 3 fighters were also among the dead following protests are taking place in bolivia where the president is being accused of trying to manipulate sunday's election result so that he can avoid a runoff in december. appears to the 10 percent lead over his main rival a color's messer is refusing to accept the result chile's government isn't forcing a curfew for a 3rd consecutive night after another day of

al-jazeera. and 3. battling to pressure lebanon's prime minister sadly the resigns off the days of anti-government protests but demonstrators aren't satisfied. that this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. tens of thousands of kurdish led forces with glor from the border in northeast syria paving the way for turkey's patrols with russia. a top adviser to donald trump gives a firsthand account of a phone call between the u.s. president and the ukrainian leader. u.k. is set to hold an early election which the prime minister hopes will break the deadlock. lebanon's prime minister has resigned after days of nationwide protests he says he's reached a dead end in dealing with the unprecedented demonstrations and violence that a power lines the country they know how to is following developments for us from beirut. unrest in the streets of beirut running battles in the heart of the lebanese capital. police moved in after hundreds of men allied with political parties in power attacked out tie government demonstrators who have been in the streets for almost 2 weeks demanding the ruling elite leaves office t

al-jazeera. and again this is al jazeera let's take a moment to remind you of the main news this hour protests in lebanon continue to grow despite reports that the main political parties a close to agreeing on a package of economic reforms sunday saw the largest rallies since demonstrations began 4 days ago. today as government has extended a nighttime curfew to cities across the country it's in response to violent protests against the cost of living at least 8 people have died in the violence early results and bolivia's presidential election showing company edelman allas ahead of rival carlos massa but it appears that neither has secured an outright win which means they'll be a runoff in december. in syria kurdish fighters and civilians are being evacuated from a strategic town near the border with turkey opening the way for turkish backed rebels to take over the kurds departure from ion is a major condition of a cease fire deal between the u.s. and turkey and. wants to establish a so-called safe zone in the area president. has warned that his forces will start to attack kurdish fighters again if the ev

got them into this dire situation to be the ones who try to fix it stephanie decker al-jazeera tripoli north lebanon. so i have for you on the program catalonia is regional government calls for dialogue with spanish latest following days of unrest and struggling to deal with refugee numbers the water supply to camp and bosnia is caught to pressure the government into helping. the a. hello there it is going to be about the heat across the south on the east of australia in the coming days not last few hours not a great deal of cloud and as we know not really had any rainfall coast over the last few days and really none in the forecast in this coming week either as a couple enjoying the warm sunshine in sydney it's very nice but it's actually going to get very warm and of course we do desperate need the rain so what's going to happen to go through this week of these temperatures actually rise even further they're coming down from the north the winds they can be brisk as well as the fight is also on the increase those who are in adelaide on wednesday 24 across empath and then thursday one of the warmest

al-jazeera dr. this is al-jazeera and. this is al-jazeera and these are the top stories lebanon's president michel aoun has vowed to fight state corruption your son says he's open to constructive dialogue with protesters but hundreds of thousands of people across the country a calling on the government to resign the 39 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has called for an election to be held on december 12th as he looks to push through britain's departure from the a year he's also anticipating that the e.u. will give an extension to the current brics a deadline of a tug of 31st bolivia's later if a morale is declared victory in the presidential elections opponents vote counting was delayed to manipulate the results at that spot violent protests and a general strike a court in bangladesh has sentenced 16 people to death over the murder of a young woman in march and rafi was tied up doused in kerosene and set a light after refusing to destroy a sexual har

al-jazeera. with al-jazeera these are our top stories protests in lebanon are growing despite reports the main political parties are close to agreeing on a package of economic reforms sunday's all the largest rallies since the demonstrations began 4 days ago. soldiers are enforcing a curfew for a 2nd night in chile after protests in the capital over a rise in train fares turned violent demonstrators set fire to a metro station and at least 3 people were killed in 2 supermarket fires bolivia looks looks set for a presidential runoff election looks like no candidates likely to get the 50 percent needed for an outright win so the incumbent evo morales is in the lead about 45 percent of the vote in round one his main challenger the former president callousness. u.s. defense secretary. made an unannounced visit to afghanistan talks with the defense minister and president of. u.s. president donald trump of course abruptly broke off talks with the taliban last month. the u.s. wants to get a political agreement and also says washington could reduce its troops in afghanistan from 14000 to just over 8000 without

al-jazeera. and go. lebanon's president is preparing to address the nation as protesters continue to demand the fall of the government. and i wonder in jordan this is out is there a life and also coming up donald trump live sanctions on turkey praises the success of a syria ceasefire but rivals tell a different story. why the remains of a military leader who governs spain for 36 years of being examined from the state mausoleum. and they've got freedom of expression we meet artists in saddam more at peace with life after the fall of a mild. lebanon's president michel aoun is expected to address the nation shortly but just as i've been demonstrating and demanding political change for 8 days we'll cross to al-jazeera is in a hot and beirut live in a moment but 1st here's her report. they tried to reclaim the streets but the people stood their ground lebanon's army has been ordered by politicians to open roads across the country the same politicians these lebanese want gone there were skirmishes a few injuries but at

al jazeera. a few reforms aren't enough protests grow across lebanon as the government tries to find a political solution to an economic crisis. i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up bolivia's longest serving leader is ahead in the presidential election but he'll likely face a run off with the former president. more deaths extended curfews and growing anger in chile despite the president's decision to suspend the rise in metro for. that australia's newspapers blackout their front pages to protest against government plans to penalize whistleblowers and silence journalists. protests are spreading across lebanon as politicians try to come up with a way to quell the anger thousands of people have stayed out all night chanting and waving the lebanese flag the protest movement has unified people across the sectarian and religious divide there are reports that the country's main parties have agreed to measures proposed by prime minister saad hariri to ease an economic crisis but many people say the reforms don't go far enough al-jazeera stephanie decker reports now from b

alone again this is al jazeera a reminder of the main news this hour protesters in lebanon say that economic reforms approved by the government are not enough many want the entire cabinet to step down prime minister saad how d.d. announced the measures on monday in an attempt to defuse the country's biggest demonstrations in years. president donald trump as defended his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria he says he never agreed to protect syrian kurds forever a cease fire between turkey and the kurdish that syrian democratic forces expires place on tuesday fall a process to taking place in bolivia where the president is being accused of trying to manipulate sunday's election results so that he can avoid a runoff in december if it went out as appears to have a 10 percent lead over his main rival with carlos mess up is refusing to accept the result. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his country has voted for a progressive agenda his liberal party has projected. hold on to government for a 2nd time it's expected to win the most seats to monday's general election thou

al-jazeera sort of to. have you with us hello adrian said again here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera protesters in lebanon say that economic reforms approved by the government are not enough many want the entire cabinet to step down prime minister saad hariri announced the measures on monday in the attempts to defuse the country's biggest demonstrations in years. president donald trump has defended his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria that's where ankara has been fighting against kurdish backed fighters turkey has given the syrian democratic forces until tuesday to leave the area meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state has indicated in an interview that washington is prepared to take military action in the region if required. where we see american interest at stake or fundamental norms around the world that need to be enforced will use all the powers that we have you suggest that the economic powers that we've used will certainly use them or use our diplomatic powers as well those are our preference weeper for peace to war but in the event that kinetic action or military action is needed

al-jazeera. bowing to pressure lebanon's prime minister saad hariri resigns after days of anti-government protests but demonstrators aren't satisfied. and out of my head in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. tens of thousands of kurdish led forces withdrawal from the border in northeast syria paving the way for turkey's joint patrols with russia. the u.k. is on track to hold early elections which the prime minister hopes will break the deadlock on its.

al jazeera. calls a revolution in lebanon massive protests forced the prime minister to announce a deadline for economic reform. so i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. while some clashes on the streets of basra loan and a 5th day of rallies against the jailing of fatah leaders. the u.k. parliament sits on a saturday for the 1st time in 37 years to vote on parties johnson's bread's a deal plus i was out of a job we've been able to watch and i'll tell you how this wreckage the raw only rescue service what about $800.00 in the meantime. welcome to the program the call for political change in lebanon is growing louder with tens of thousands taking to the streets across the country they're pushing for what they're calling a revolution prime minister saad hariri has given the rival groups in his government blocking his reforms 72 hours to find a solution at least 2 people have died during the demonstrations. reports now from beirut. for a 2nd day and night thousands filled the streets of beirut calling for the government to go. in for the 1st time on such a large scale it's not a

al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines lebanon's president michel aoun is expected to issue a statement on the prime minister's resignation side how do you resign don't choose day after days of nationwide protests the russian defense ministry says more than 30000 kurdish troops have pulled back from the turkish syrian border and of a truce they think deadline set by turkey and russia paves the way for turkey to create a so-called safe so then the area and amazing about syria's constitution is beginning in geneva laser on wednesday games to repair the fractures that many believe led to the civil war. findings of a public inquiry into the grand fall tower fire in london 2 years ago be released in a few hours the link details of the report suggests the city's fire brigade was gravely unprepared to respond to the incident 72 people died in the tragedy john hall reports. it's almost 2 and a half years since firefighters battled through the night to control the flames that engulfed grunfeld tower in west london $72.00 residents including 19 children died that nig

hello again the headlines on al-jazeera this hour lebanon's prime minister sahadi has called on rival groups and his governments uniting get behind his economic reform plans he addressed the nation amid mass protests that have left at least 2 people dead tensions boiled over when new tax plans for announced. good job. i'm giving our partners in the government a very short deadline 72 hours to give us a solution that can convince us and the people in the streets and our international partners the turkish president president says the offensive in northeast syria will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the cease fire under the deal announced by the u.s. on thursday kurdish fighters were given 5 days to withdraw from the region where turkey says it wants to enforce what it calls a safe zone the 5 day truce is largely holding so far but there have been some unverified reports of sporadic fighting explosions inside a mosque in eastern afghanistan have killed at least 60 worshippers and injured many more the roof collapsed during friday prayers and has come i

al-jazeera. i'm kemal santa maria with the headlines on al jazeera and protests in lebanon are growing despite reportsthe main political parties have agreed in principle on a package of economic reforms many are saying the reforms just aren't enough stephanie deca is reporting for us from beirut. to be honest all people about this tonight. said it wasn't and that no we don't we don't care about their reforms we have a problem with the people who are running this country want them to change they've lied to us for they're going to lie to us again it's too little too late these protests are all very jubilant. and you know it was like a party atmosphere it certainly was on friday night night when the army came down hard used tear gas and also what you can and we were there so again with these things anything can change in a 2nd. the other headlines bolivia looks set for a presidential runoff as it appears no candidate has got the 50 percent needed for a not right when so far. this man president evo morales is. speaking right now actually the presidential palace in the. first indigenous leader has been in

al-jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you are. the top stories on lebanon's prime minister sad how d.d. has resigned after days of protests but the move may not be enough for the demonstrators. and to government corruption and economic strife. some people took advantage of the revolution movement whereby they would try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets are a lot of. turkey has condemned the u.s. house of representatives for passing a bill recognizing the mass killing of armenians as a genocide it passed another bill threatening sanctions of a turkey operation in northern syria. has more from washington a very difficult couple of hours for the turkish government in the house of representatives here in washington the turks have spent millions of dollars over the years to be back any motions that would bring sanctions against the economy or senior figures in the government and also to try and define what happened to more than a 1000000 armenians at the end of the ottoman empire at the end of the farce world war on sanctions passed with bipartis