al-jazeera. a lord. mayor of. mali's president and prime minister all detained all government offices are ransacks soldiers appear to stage a coup. i know that i've missed it barney watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up has been our members found guilty over the killing of lebanon's former leader rafik hariri assassination that sent shock waves across the middle east. piling on the pressure in bellary small factory workers go on strike as they join protests calling the president to step down. and gaza's only power plant shuts down leaving $2000000.00 people with only 4 hours of electricity a day. away what appears to be a coup is unfolding in one of west africa's largest country soldiers have staged a mutiny at a military base near mali's capital bamako and now say they detained the president and prime minister protesters of ransacked government offices after months of demonstrations demanding president abraham cater step down the back of reports. hundreds of anti-government protesters border to the streets

documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of a are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data on al-jazeera. how about intimacy in london with the top stories on al-jazeera mali's president is reported to have been arrested by soldiers in an apparent. abraham because his prime minister were detained after personnel need to meet at a base north of the capital bamako has been condemned by several nations but people have taken to the streets in support a parka has the latest i hundreds of anti-government protesters poured into the streets of the modern capital bamako some ransacking and burning government offices . they were responding to reports of an intervention in the country's troubled politics and the rest of president abraham. a prime minister who police say. heavily armed troops were seen as scorching a vehicle believed to be carrying the president. we have come out today to call for the total resignation of president cater because we heard there were shots fired by the military and we come out to help our soldiers get rid of the president . we are tired the country is paralyzed and i do not want this government that is up i don't think you know soldiers w

i left searching for answers no gold for cal 2nd witness on al-jazeera. mali's president announces his resignation on state television hours after soldiers detained him and the prime minister. from doha everyone on come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera has been members been found guilty over the 2005 killing of lebanon's former leader rafik hariri the 1st terrorism trial by an international court. piling on the pressure in bellary small factory workers go on strike as they join protesters calling for the president to step down and it is the 2nd night of the democratic national convention as joe biden edges closer to officially sealing the presidential candidates. the developing news in the past few hours that mali's president abraham has resigned after being detained by soldiers in a coup he appeared on state television saying he had no choice but to step down as he didn't want any bloodshed west african bloc ico us has closed its borders with mali suspended financial flows within the country and to cope with the country i'm sorry and call f

documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data on al-jazeera. how about one fantasy bar in london with the top stories on al-jazeera mali's president is reported to have been arrested by soldiers in an apparent. for him because his prime minister was detained after personnel mutinied at a base north of the capital bamako it's been condemned by several nations but people have taken to the streets in support a parka has the latest. hundreds of anti-government protesters poured into the streets of the mali and capital bamako some ransacking and burning government offices. they were responding to reports of an army intervention in the country's trouble politics and the rest of president abraham. and prime minister to say. i have to be on troops were seen as courting a vehicle believed to be carrying the president. we have come out today to call for the total resignation of president cater because we heard there were shots fired by the military and we come out to help our soldiers get rid of the president whatever because. we are tired the country is paralyzed and i do not want this government added up ok if you've got soldier

on al-jazeera. mali's president announces his resignation on state television hours after soldiers detained him and the prime minister in a coup. and you want you are just their allies my headquarters here in doha are also coming up . thank you very very much from the bottom of my heart thank you are. joe biden is formally confirmed as the democratic candidate in the race for the u.s. presidency. also has a long member of found guilty of the 2005 killing of the lebanese former leader rafik hariri and the 1st terrorism trial by an international court. and we take a look at the plight of the people in gaza as only power plant shuts down. welcome to the program ali's president ibrahim hooper kjetil has resigned after being detained by soldiers in a coup he appeared on state television saying that he had no choice but to step down as he didn't want any bloodshed the west african blog echo ours has closed its borders with mali suspended financial flows and called for sanctions charlotte dallas reports. the bama

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reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera mali's president is reported to have been arrested by soldiers in an apparent. these pictures show what is thought to be . the prime minister being detained numbers of people have been on the streets celebrating the soldiers arrival after the rebellion began at a base north of the capital the u.s. france and other west african states have condemned the mutiny a previous rebellion at the same base led to the coup which toppled a former president 8 years ago a committee is watching developments from nigeria. whatever they want to do they have the upper hand now if it's a cool it's going to be declared a call if it's going to be a negotiated settlement to the crisis in mali than they have they hold it for recess so basically now what we're waiting for is a formal announcement by the military on what will be the fate of the bible because kato the president of bali his prime minister cabinet ministers and senior military officers will be arrested earlier in the day for the time being it looks like the military is in control. a member of hezbo

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a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data on al-jazeera. oh. so the breaking news on al jazeera this hour mali's president abraham has appeared on state television and resigned he was detained by soldiers who staged a coup the prime minister had also been detained no word on what's happened to him the west african regional bloc had already ordered the closure of borders with mali the african union and the e.u. condemning those arrests and the security council called an emergency meeting as well. the u.n. backs court has convicted a member of the armed group hezbollah for the 2005 assassination of lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri salim jimmy i was one of 4 suspects tried in absentia but the other 3 were acquitted. the government in better roosts has admitted some police officers have resigned as pressure grows on president alexander lukashenko to step down more workers have also walked out on strike as demonstrators held the 10th straight day of protests. they insist last week's presidential election was rigged on the per day of the jailed opposition leader take on a ski orders rally

al-jazeera. military leaders in mali say that they'll prepare for new elections after forcing president ibrahim. out of power. hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. there all this mind elections when neither fair transparent in a recess for opposition counters appeals to european leaders over election fraud. thank you very very much from the bottom of my heart thank you all it's official joe biden will go up against president all tripe as the democratic nominee and november's election. churchgoers in south korea are being blamed for a rise in coronavirus cases the. soldiers who staged a military coup in mali have promised to form a transitional civilian government that will organize new elections just hours earlier they had forced president abraham bubble carcase had to resign the coup has plunged mali deeper into crisis off to months of political unrest all to serious child strafford reports. soldiers guard the residence of mali's president ibrahim babangida kater in the capital bamako. prime minister bruce a say we detained here and choose day as rumors

al-jazeera. and kim burrell and of how the top stories on al-jazeera coup leaders in mali sidel of a see new elections after all stick president abraham will become a delegation from the echo us a group of regional leaders is expected to arrive there in the coming hours following an international outcry and speaking on state television military leaders said they're acting in the country's best interests w1xw people of mali we are not holding on to power but we are holding on to the stability of the country which will allow us to organize within an agreed reasonable timeframe general elections to equip mali with strong institutions which are able to better manage our everyday lives and restore confidence between the government and the government ahmed address is monitoring developments from the nigerian capital abuja. of course had early on imposed a law and a blockade on mali and insisted that constitutional power be restored constitutional order be restored in that country and that mali is suspended from all decision making bodies of the air corps in addition to other sanctions on the people who exec

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whenever you want it on our web site their top story our breaking story here on al-jazeera news soldiers taking up arms as the mali crisis deepens. updating your top stories here on al-jazeera a u.n. backed court has convicted a member of the armed group hezbollah for the 2005 assassination of lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri saleem jameel was one of 4 suspects tried in absentia the other 3 were acquitted the former lebanese prime minister saad hariri assesses family except the court's ruling over his father's killing but the punishment must still be served. we had like many presidents and many from the prime ministers were killed either in the office oh outside the office and we never had any truth of what happened i think today's. i mean everybody's expectations was much higher than what came out but i believe that that. came out with it. that is satisfying we accepted a lebanese judge has issued a warrant for the arrest of the manager of the port in beirut the explosion 2 weeks ago devastated the area the government says ammonium nitrate stored in the warehouse exploded killing more than 200 people

hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour coup leaders in mali say that they will oversee new elections after forcing the resignation of president abraham boubacar cater the meeting he has prompted international condemnation the u.n. security council will meet later to discuss the crisis. better routes opposition presidential candidates atlanta to connive sky a call on the european union not to recognize the result of the recent presidential votes but she says was for developed it's a head of an emergency summit of e.u. leaders to discuss the situation in the us a president has threatened to take strong action against the country's opposition leaders he's also accused nato of interfering of increasing its military presence on the beta risk order which they took denies. the us democratic party has formally nominated joe biden as its presidential nominee it happened on the 2nd vice of its national convention which is being held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic alan fischer reports from washington. this was the moment joe biden officially became the

al-jazeera. military leaders in mali say that they're prepared for new elections after forcing president ibrahim. out of power. hello i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. their august 9th elections where neither fair transparent in a recess for opposition counters appeals to european leaders over election fraud.

al-jazeera. my. and can balance the top stories on al-jazeera coup leaders in mali cybill of a see new elections afterl sadr as an abraham who become a delegation from the echo us a group of regional leaders is expected to arrive there in the coming hours following an international outcry and speaking on state television military leaders said they're acting in the country's best interests. in mind here people of mali we are not holding on to power but we are holding on to the.

al-jazeera. still to come here on al-jazeera quite protesters in mali are back on the streets demanding the president should resign plus. i'm scott heiler in caracas thailand where a mass shooting here earlier in the year has raised concerns about this country's gun culture and the growing number of weapons in civilian. hello there still some very heavy rain the 4 calls across northern sections of the korean peninsula and to the south are watching his massive cloud here this of course is tropical storm had to pay it but these rains particularly affecting northern areas of south korea have been very widespread an incredibly destructive at least 6 people have died as well as the roles of these floods and also some mudslides that have taken place now there's more rain in the full cost because we're also watching to the south the progress of tropical storm hit this coming tuesday working its way across land just to the south of shanghai producing some very heavy amounts of rain and as we had off into wednesday and continue his journey north northeast and then eventually push across into the n.s.a. at thi

still ahead on al-jazeera talks in mali failed to secure a transitional government the military coup agreed to one long. as new questions of a covert 19 hong kong reports the 1st case of reinfection. hello there mostly hot and dry throughout much of the middle east meanwhile to the north into he some better weather here you can see all of this cloud it is continuing to work its way eastwards clearing away pushing on towards the caspian sea but this of course is the damage that was done this is in northern turkey and these now the images coming to us and you can see just how devastating this was the river overflowed it just picked up it was a torrent of water and also deposited these huge boulders all the way through the town and just destroyed so much obviously people are continuing to pick up the pieces that at least as we go through tuesday as you can see here it is actually a much clearer picture and really throughout much of the middle east the peninsula it is the usual fine and dry weather conditions a little sundin dust on wednesday the winds a little bit stronger through iraq

hello again this is al jazeera but so much of the made news this hour to leaders in mali so that they'll oversee new elections after ousting president abraham boubacar cater to television of west african leaders is expected to arrive in the coming hours. in nigeria the armed group boko haram has launched an attack on a car wash town in borno state there are reports of looting and. e.u. leaders are holding an emergency summit to discuss the political crisis by the roost russia's foreign minister has weighed in saying that there's no need for mediation and is accusing foreign powers of trying to meddle more of this let's go live now to work out a serious that the barber who is in london the team what's the russian government been saying. well as you just pointing out the russian foreign minister has said that there's no need for outside mediation but the the russians are completely rejecting any form of international involvement sergey lavrov himself has said that he hopes the the. opposition will be able to enter into talks with the or thirty's in minsk but earlier in the week president p

government struggled to contain an armed insurgency that's claimed thousands of lives for al jazeera. well mali has struggled for stability since its independence from france a 960 when it became a one party socialist state and the president said he was ousted a coup within 8 years by a lieutenant musette who himself was pushed from power by the military in 1991 multi-party polls were held a year later making alpha canady mollies 1st democratically elected president the elections in 2002 won by amadou toumani toure a by allegations of widespread fraud he was forced out of the coup in 2012 that same year to read rebel seized control of northern mali and declared their own state with other are groups french military intervention in 2013 helped to recapture major towns but ongoing violence and instability would eventually be a major factor in the coup against the most recent president abraham because well it's big now too so j and by mccall he is a member of the strategic committee of the opposition coalition known as the m 5 r.f.e. thank you for your time what contact if you had with military lea

oh i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program mali's new military leaders vowed to hold elections off to staging a coup that's isolated the country from its neighbors and drawn international condemnation. and emergency in china with historic floods forcing more than 100000 people from their homes and threatening an ancient statue of the buddha. and love in the time of corona virus how the pandemic is forcing pakistanis to scale down their flamboyant fairy tale wedding it's. a protest as in about a ruse of defied the president's warnings of a tough crackdown on dissent alexander lukashenko has told law enforcement agencies to restore order on the streets but protests because protesters in the capital minsk a piling on the precious accusing the president of rigging his overwhelming election victory earlier this month and demanding he step down soften a state on chemical problems of walked off the job joining other factory workers who have been supporters of looking shanker until now calling for a nationwide general strike the protesters have also foun

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mali. al jazeera the brother of a suicide bomber who attacked a concert in manchester back in 2017 has been sentenced to 55 years in prison 22 people were among those attending a concert on the ground they were killed when he detonated his explosives investigators say his brother hashem helped source the materials for the bombing victims of the families spoke after the sentence. we would like to thank judge jeremy baker causing the biggest sentence ever in these circumstances. however the families. will never respect the loss we feel each day without them. because. because he will really be serving the sentence that we are. in venezuela opposition leader at $1.00 is planning a boycott of the upcoming legislative elections. he's appealing to the fractured opposition parties to unite and what's being seen as a last ditch effort to maintain some recognition at home and abroad or from latin america doesn't seem human. it's been nearly 8 months since government forces literally knocked out one by the often when israel is national assembly this even though he was the leader of parliament now pres

process is underway and the sentence is likely to be handed down on thursday when hey al jazeera mediation talks in mali have ended with no agreement on a transition of power after last week's coup wiley's military in the west african regional blog echo us held talks for 3 days the army says the final decision on a transitional government must be made in mali the 2 sides did agree on the treatment of the earls to the president abraham boubacar curator who will be released after being detained last week and the dress has been following developments from the nigerian capital of. on the request of course the military leaders have now agreed to allow the brain book a kid out of prison to attend to use health it was also decided that whenever he gets well enough the course is given a guarantee that he will be returned back to money on the issue of transition nothing has been agreed yet. the military leadership there in mali insisted that this is a decision that should be taken by molly ns and not them or ecorse so for that for the time being that is left aside now they also requested i mean the military lead

al-jazeera. a victory celebration in mali after the president steps down the question now is was it's a coup all voluntary plus. i don't people by the time you come to the i.c.u. it's kind of late for you by this mainly latino voter community in the us is fire risk because of the coronavirus pandemic. and. across much of the middle east to the south as in the years the months of cloud bringing the chiles of afternoon shabbat as we go through saturday is going to be to the north who can see some fairly persistent rain and at times it could be very heavy you can see this mass of blue hair all the way from the north east and turkey right the way across georgia on towards that rain could be heavy at times it could have some localized flooding and it doesn't tend to really caraway by sunday just means for the tools east and again some heavy rain really coming through as a santa faunal thiessen section of turkey away from there it's hot and dry the winds not quite as strong say in fact as we go through sunday it should be too much in the way of sand and dust which is because typically in the mid to hi

so has hair on al-jazeera and talks in mali failed to secure a transitional government but military coup leaders agree to one key demand. and leaving everything behind california residents pack up as hundreds of fires burned across the state. hello there horse and dry across the west of the united states because that is where the wildfires are just destroying major parts of california me want to cross into the gulf we're watching what is a tropical storm aka making landfall choose a on into wednesday but out across the west this is what of course we have seen now for days and days on end this is actually in napa valley this footage was taken by a driver trying to make that journey through this particular roadway in napa valley and you can see what they were driving through or at times what they could not say in a course eventually they reached a point they could not go any further they have to tell us how dangerous these fires are still the weather conditions the same hot dry gusty winds right california up into oregon across into nevada we could have similar dry lightning that of course

al-jazeera. a victory celebration mali off the president steps down the question is was it a coup or voluntary. that the postal service is fully capable committed to delivering the nation's election many securely in. the u.s. postal master promises there will be no tampering with mail delivery services until after the november elections. hello the house the more very heavy rain across will central and northern areas of china plenty of cloud again in the last year as generally clear across the central regions and of course very warm still in shanghai tonnages have been in the mid thirty's for a days now about 12 days now to the south of there watching this as a possible a tropical storm that could be developing even if it doesn't which is very heavy rain across much of taiwan will see more rain in the forecast across the korean peninsula and against and scattered showers and thunderstorms across much of japan they become quite widespread on sunday and that's when the rain again becomes quite heavy out across the west the heavy rain on this way towards beijing $27.00 on sunday the high temperatur

al jazeera. the co-leaders in mali released ousted president abraham cater from detention and allowed him to go home he resigned after soldiers seized him from his residence last week that followed months of mass protests against corruption and attacks by armed groups the west african urged the immediate return of civilian rule but the coup leaders only want the next election to be held in 3 years. demonstrators demanding the removal of a new state governor in sudan and set fire to the main market in the regional capital. police fired tear gas at the protesters other demonstrators blocked the main road linking the city to port sudan which is the country's main day on the red sea the protesters want the transitional government to reverse its appointment of the governor. who is a former military officer. the gunman who killed 51 muslim worshipers during a rampage in christchurch new zealand last year has been jailed for life with no possibility of parole. white supremacist brenton tarrant showed no remorse for his crimes as wainaina reports. after a harrowing emotional 4 days in the high court in chri

al-jazeera. i 100 hours g.m.t. on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria and these are the headlines mali's president abraham to has resignednd dissolved parliament just hours after amusing soldiers detained him and top members of his government. should. give one no blood to be spilled to keep me in power and that's why i would like to think a 1000000 people for their warmth i am telling you now that i'm resigning from my position as the president.

al-jazeera. the latest opposition protest in mali is expected in a few hours now president of brought him back and cater is under pressure to resign because of corruption allegations and accusations he's failed to stop attacks by armed groups linked to i saw and the. mollies army suffered more losses on sunday when 5 soldiers were killed in 2 separate attacks in the center of the country a week of flooding in sudan has killed at least 5 people and destroyed around 1300 homes torrential rain has lashed the blue nile province cutting off roads and damaging vast areas of farmland the deluge also calls to dam to collapse worsening the disaster for many poor sudanese farmers african union sponsored talks on ethiopia is mega dam project are due to resume later on monday thousands have been celebrating progress on the $4600000000.00 grant renaissance than downstream countries egypt and sudan are worried about the impact on their water supplies negotiations are stark on issues including how much water ethiopia would release if there's a significant drought trading has resumed in zimbabwe stock exchange af

to bring some stability to an increasingly volatile region door search of al-jazeera baghdad negotiations are underway in mali between members of the west african bloc echo us and the mali and coup leader is that the delegation is trying to find a way forward after a group of soldiers seize power on tuesday early echo us negotiate is met former president. of the barracks where he's being detained kater was forced to resign after the takeover. still ahead on al-jazeera we ask if the u.s. president could be laying the groundwork to dispute november's election results. hello heaviest monsoon rain is just visible across the arabian sea and is coming out of india just approaching the south of pakistan and the cloud will probably spill into a man eventually otherwise it's a hot dry picture of course very light breeze at the moment coming out of iraq that's due to strengthen something of a mean the air becomes drier over doha our it's been humid fairly recently along the coast of our mom it's still the southwest breeze has been in a hurry if which could i think see a bit of a break come wednesday when it's sunny rat

hello and welcome i'm peter w watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters here in doha also coming up mali and soldiers speak of getting things back to normal after a coupe.

al-jazeera mexico city. has been more international condemnation of tuesday's military coup in mali the u.n. security council is calling on self-proclaimed leaders to release to post president abraham a key to members of the african union and the regional grouping echo us have suspended their ties with mali with interest. free at last malise new military leaders released these opposition demonstrators after the spent 2 weeks prison. system. we were just arrested by the former government because we were demanding justice and good governance for millions were asking for good education health we were arrested just because of. the military leaders behind these disco. to gain trust and legitimacy. met with members of the opposition assuring them that the military intervention will be brief and that elections. but without setting deadlines. we have no political ambition we are soldiers we have other progressives other missions to deal with our objective is through the various meetings we had with the various social and political groups to hand over rapidly the powers to a civilian transition for t

still ahead on al-jazeera a west african leaders in mali trying to solve a school crisis we'll have the latest on the negotiations and war. hello things slow to change usually in this part of the world is hot and dusty and usually dry in the middle east where this is not totally true around the coast of among other cloud my generator shero 2 up in the mountains or 2 down west in yemen as well as a lot of should be his hobby which is his permanent drizzle of a car situation that's failing now and the breeze is just about to pick up out of iraq and then towards qatar destroying the euro to get dry dusty breeze which is nice or you get nothing at all in this he would be between the 2 at the moment so long as forecast i think we can see that stuttering failing come back again for a couple days thursday and friday. the showers are building into nice clumps now which tend to produce local flooding in nigeria and i think in both how we get to choose day to be further west towards the kid the faster and then they go offshore to the atlantic and you can see the orange shows you the depths well t

one of them oracle this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up west african leaders mediate between mali's military and the president they ousted in a coup.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm lauren tate and this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up mali's president and prime minister detained while government offices around sacked after soldiers appeared to stage a coup. hizbollah members found guilty over the killing of lebanon's former leader rafik hariri assassination that sent shock waves throughout the middle east. piling on the pressure in baton rouge more factory workers go on strike as they join protesters calling for the president to step down. and score perri sundram out of reach the european champions league final for the very 1st time in history fans are celebrating after a 3 nil semifinal win over all the large sick. what appears to be a crew is unfolding in one of west africa's largest countries soldiers staged a mutiny at a military base near mali's capital bamako and have now detained the president and prime minister the head of the united nations has demanded that unconditional release money has been in crisis for months with demonstrators demanding week after week that president ibrahim stepped down new fokker reports. i hundre

hello there i'm laura kyle this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up west african leaders mediate between mali's military and the president they ousted in a coup.

castro al-jazeera washington thousands of opposition supporters a celebrating in mali's capital days after the government was toppled in a military president abraham boubacar kater announced his resignation after soldiers detained him on tuesday the economic community of west african states or eco ass has closed its borders with mali and is sending a delegation on saturday to discuss the country's political future. still to come on al-jazeera government in thailand is getting tough on student protesters who want a change of government. and is their patience for peace in a in ma civil war talks and again without any progress. hello the weather remains very cold across southeastern parts of australia we're seeing this cold pool of sweeping up from antarctica dragging in those cold subtly wanes we've seen a fair bit of snow into parts of well the high ground of victoria into new south wales and that cold and blustery weather is set to continue as we go on through saturday so we're struggling to get to around 12 or 13 celsius in melbourne add in adelaide single figures there in hobart st

oh i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program mali's new military leaders about a hold elections after staging a coup that's isolate.

al-jazeera. ok let's drill down into the mali a narrative over the past few years it struggled for stability since its independence from france in 1960 when it became a one party socialist state under president depot keita he was ousted in a coup within 8 years by a live tenant try already who himself. was pushed from power by the military in 1901 multi-party polls were held one year later making alpha canady molly's 1st democratically elected president but the elections in 2001 by amador toumani toure they were marred by allegations of widespread fraud he was forced out in a coup in 2012 that same year rebels seized control of northern mali and declared their own states with other armed groups and french military intervention in 2013 helped recapture major towns but ongoing violence and instability would eventually be a major factor in the coup against the most recent president you know his name by now abraham kita sawyer is a member of the strategic committee of the opposition coalition known as the m 5 r f p he says the coup leaders will have to honor their promises to hold the election at this

called the senseless killing of her son loved by his community for me to al-jazeera johannesburg the leaders of the coup in mali say they've released ousted president abraham boubacar kater from detention and allowed him to go home he resigned after soldiers held him last week if all of months of mass protests against corruption and attacks by armed groups economic community of west african states the immediate return of civilian role but military leaders want the next election to be held in 3 years. well cause how the chilling effect on molly's already fragile economy and functions imposed by that to make it worst. reports. of arrives home after spending the day looking for work and money to buy a ford is family members are eating the last of the rice they have their plight is similar to millions of others in bali impacted by the worsening economy not to feel that it is very difficult in mali compared to what we hear in other countries everything is very expensive it's very tough. isn't sure if or when he will be able to get a job or for to buy his family next meal at the central market businesses grinding to

castro al-jazeera washington in the news ahead celebration in mali after the coup military center stillinsists the president went willingly. could russia's early coronavirus vaccine actually do more of the good we'll look at that in a moment. but . hello once again welcome to another look at the international forecast still no letup in the heat for shanghai and also for tokyo we have got some rain in the forecast and hopefully that will help a least in japan this seasonal rain sliding across the korean peninsula just going to sink a little further south with as we go on through the next couple of days so some wetter whether they're pushing down into south korea not just some showers started to crop up. japan 35 celsius in tokyo on saturday for him back there the average to around 30 celsius on sunday or something like a 10 degree drop for the temperature we saw earlier on in the way further south we have got this developing system that. well gravity make its way up towards japan as we go into the new week for much of central and southern china it is dry few showers down towards a south

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. this is al-jazeera. alone welcome i'm peter dhabi you're watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes mali'spresident and prime minister arrested after soldiers stage what could be an attempted coup prompting celebration among antigovernment protesters. 15 years after the former lebanese prime minister rafiq hariri assassination a u.n. backed court convicts the main suspect. everybody is expect.

al-jazeera. i 100 hours g.m.t. on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria and these are the headlines mali's president abraham has resigned and dissolved parliament just hours after amusing soldiers detained him and top members of his government. with. no blood to be spilled to keep me in power and that's why i would like to think the 1000000 people for their warmth i am telling you know that i'm resigning from my position as the president and all my other positions and i announced the dissolution of the assembly and the government well the coup had sparked widespread international reaction the west african regional bloc ico also ordered the closure of borders with mali african union european union both condemning the action and the un security council has called for an emergency meeting has some thoughts from a. journalist in bamako who told us people are waiting to hear now from the. this right now i think the army is in charge the president just resigned now i wasn't in the restaurant who was saying that and everybody was happy to go but everybody will be sad because you know the situation people like to happen so this

still to come here on al-jazeera back out in force on the streets of mali the opposition rejects pleas from regional mediators. and strangers in some of the water argentina turns up the heat on illegal fishing by foreign boat. however got more very hot sunshine across a good part of europe was starting to see an increasing number of showers pushing in particular cross western areas where we are seeing areas of low pressure instability bumping into that hate loss of life the storms the same some storms rumbling away across the british isles recently asked in places we go on through a wet is that some localized flooding but he comes and they stay area of life pressure rolling into the by a base case a very heavy rain pushing into the press but into western parts of france starting to just not just those temperatures down in the process already struggling struggling to get to 26 celsius there in madrid russia showers into central parts of your still some showers down towards the balkans into rumania but a bit of wet weather there for moscow temperatures here. 16 or 17 degrees over the nex

some can but al this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. more chaos in mali now there are reports of senior politicians being arrested in a military news. factory walkouts and protests continue in belarus with growing calls for president alexander lukashenko to resign. but he went back to court has convicted one member of the armed group hezbollah of conspiracy in the sasa nation of lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri the salim jamil i was one of 4 suspects tried in absentia for the bombing in beirut in 2005 which killed 21 other people the 3 other defendants were acquitted because of insufficient evidence the attack was an act of terrorism that was designed to spread fear among lebanese population it was committed for political and not personal reasons the trial chamber is of the view that syria and hezbollah may have had motives to eliminate mr hariri and some of his political allies however there was no evidence that this hezbollah leadership had any involvement in mr hariri murder and there is no direct evidence of syrian involvement in it. is th

al-jazeera. they staged a coup and forced the president to resign mali's new military rulers are under pressure to restore democracy so after weeks of unrest what's next for this west african nation and committed to take over if prevent this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm husham. money has seen weeks of antigovernment protests and rest on tuesday its military took charge and forced the resignation of the president the co-leaders say they want to prevent the nation falling further into chaos the soldiers have pledged to set up a transitional civilian government and hold elections the move to take over follows the demand by thousands of mali and for better security economy and and to corruption former president abraham. critics blame him for the country is hardships the u.n. security council has condemned what it calls a mutiny calling for the immediate release of the president and his officials the african union is also calling for the restoration of the constitutional order in mali will bring in our guest in a moment 1st this report from about his recent. jubilation on the stree

al-jazeera. well the un security council held an emergency meeting on wednesday condemning the mali code and calling for law and order to be restored secretary general strongly condemned the military which culminated in the arrest of president. members of his government and the secretary general calls for to me it restoration of constitutional order and while we read rates his call for a negotiated solution peaceful resolution of their differences and expressed this is full support for the african union ecowas in their efforts to find a peaceful solution to the current crisis including through the good offices of a special representative hall there are reports hundreds of people have been abducted following an attack in northeastern nigeria and on the group linked to i still is believed to have targeted the town of krakow in borno state attackers looted and torched government buildings and farming equipment now people have started returning to their homes in early this month after spending $82.00 gears in displacement camps northeast nigeria's been ravaged by a decade long campaign led by boko haram

hello and welcome again i'm peter wu watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters here in qatar also ahead more chaos in mali and now there are reports of senior politicians being arrested in a military mutiny. i was actually a walker some protests continue in belarus with growing calls for president alexander lukashenko to resign. let's get going our top story a u.n. backed tribunal has now convicted a member of hezbollah for the assassination of the former lebanese prime minister rafiq. the killing in 2005 set the stage for years of confrontation between rival political forces judges at the hague found salim. guilty of committing terrorist acts and of homicide they say. bought the car used in the suicide attack and coordinated surveillance of hariri beforehand the 3 other hezbollah members were acquitted because of a lack of evidence none were in court has denies involvement and has refused to hand them over the judges so that while hezbollah's leaders and the syrian government might have had motives to kill harry there was no direct evidence they did but they say the nature of the killing was clear the at

government and the continued threat of course these are challenging times for many in mali but he agrees al-jazeera. india is struggling in its battle to contain the coronavirus pandemic the country has reported a new record increase in daily infections almost 70000 on thursday that brings india's total number of cases to almost 2800000 is the 3rd worst hit country in the world but health authorities have said they've rapidly increased screening with almost a 1000000 tests conducted in one day and indian health officials have released the latest results of an antibody survey elizabeth branham has the details from new delhi. health minister says that 29 point one percent of delhi's residents have antibodies to the corona virus that's out of the latest c. logical survey which tests for antibodies it was conducted in the 1st week of august testing around 15000 samples now dellys confirmed number of cases is just over 156000 but the indicates that the real number of cases are closer to around 6000000 given that the capital has a population of around 20000000 and a survey is being done around the countr