al-jazeera selects. every. riot police the spurs thousands of angry protesters in sudan as president omar al bashir dismissing dismisses them as traitors. hello i'm barbara sara you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up turkey says the united states has agreed to this armed kurdish fighters in northern syria u.s. president donald trump warns the government shutdown will last until he gets funding for his controversial border war with mexico and the search goes on rescuers think for survivors in indonesia following saturday's deadly tsunami. we start the program in sudan where riot police have the sparse thousands of protesters trying to march on the presidential palace in khartoum the demonstrators are angry at rising food and fuel prices and blame president omar bashir is government for economic mismanagement but despite promising reforms earlier this week the longtime ruler has now the smiths the protesters as traitors and foreign agents our correspondent hiper morgan has more now from hard to. this started by protesting against shortage of credit and rising inflation but seven days on the demand has

al-jazeera. the. riot police dispersed thousands of angry protesters in sudan as president omar al bashir this misses them as traitors. hello i'm barbara sara this is al jazeera live from london also coming up turkey says the united states has agreed to disarm kurdish fighters in northern syria u.s. president donald trump warns the government shutdown will last until he gets funding for his controversial border war with mexico and the search goes on rescuers think for survivors in indonesia following saturday's deadly sin of. sudan's president omar al bashir has this missed protesters rallying against him in the capital khartoum as traitors and foreign agents up. earlier riot police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds of thousands who were marching towards the presidential palace the demonstrators want to al bashir to step down and blame his government for economic mismanagement and rising food prices official government figures say that at least twelve people have died since the unrest began a week ago while international groups say the real figure could be as high as thirty al-jazeera is heba morg

al-jazeera. land. you know i'm fully back to bill with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has become the first sad leader to visit syria since a beginning of the war nearly eight years ago state media coast fresh air expressing his hope that syria will recovery's important role in the region as soon as possible syria was expelled from the arab league shortly after the war broke out in twenty lebanon turkey is the last major backer of the syrian opposition helping them whole part of northern syria but its foreign minister says ankara is prepared to engage with damascus if the assad government held and won free and fair elections everybody should be able to walk the eligible ones in syria and all sides of syria including the refugees in my country and neighboring countries and in other countries who were resettled in the last seven years and it has to be a very credible one transparent democratic and fair elections and then at the end syrian people will decide who is going to rule the country after this election if it is a democratic elections and if it is a c

al-jazeera have anna. again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has become the first leader to visit syria since the beginning of the war nearly eighteen years ago state media course but share six pressing his hope that syria will recover its important role in the region as soon as possible syria was expelled from the arab league shortly after the war broke out in twenty seven. meanwhile turkey is a last major backer of the syrian opposition helping them hold on of northern syria but its foreign minister says ankara is prepared to engage with damascus if the assad government held and won free and fair elections everybody should be able to walk the eligible ones into syria and also either including the refugees in my country and neighboring countries and in other countries who were resettled in the last seven years and it has to be a very credible one transparent democratic and further elections and then at the end syrian people will decide who is going to rule the country after this election if it is a democratic elections and if it is a credible one then ev

hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has this miss protesters rallying against him in the capital khartoum as traitors and foreign agents. earlier riot police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds of thousands who were marching towards the presidential palace the demonstrators want al bashir to step down and blame his government for economic.

well cho was shot and killed in a military operation near the ecuadorian border shallop bellus al-jazeera sudan's government says at least ten people have been killed and dozens more were injured during four days of protests against the rising cost of food and fuel a state of emergency has been declared in some cities and some schools and universities have been suspended about morgan reports. this is one of the main markets in the north of the sudanese capital khartoum shoppers here see all the produce for sale have one thing in common i do know a ship of the mountain behind saying across is a hard tomatoes used to cost seven pounds and now it costs forty pounds and i will everything is expensive the prices have been going up and there are so many things you can buy and then there is the bread crisis. their bread prices sparked protests around the country when the government announced its plan to raise the price of a loaf from wanted a nice pound to three there were demonstrations the government reacted by announcing a state of emergency in some cities curfews in others and it tried to block soci

and i'm fully back to bill with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has become the first sad leader to visit syria since a beginning of the war nearly eight years ago state media coast to share expressing his hope that syria will recovery's important role in the region as soon as possible syria was expelled from the arab league shortly after the war broke out in twenty eleven turkey is the last major backer of the syrian opposition helping them whole part of northern syria but its foreign minister says ankara is prepared to engage with damascus if the government held and won free and fair elections everybody should be able to watch the eligible ones in syria on all sides of syria including the refugees in my country and neighboring countries and in other countries who were resettled in the last seven years and it has to be a very credible transparent democratic and fair elections and then at the end. syrian people will decide who is going to rule the country after this election if it is a democratic elections and if it is a credible one then

many people we've talked to believe that this election is already taking ted catherine soy al jazeera. sudan's government says nineteen people have been killed since antigovernment protests began more than a week ago journalists went on strike on thursday in solidarity with demonstrates was anger over rising prices and the cost of living they want the president of all bashir to step down and morgan morgan has more now from the capital khartoum. it hasn't been a normal day at the office for yasser the law instead of editing his newspaper he's preparing evidence to file an official complaint against the dance police and national security forces he says they beat him during protests on tuesday. i was standing in front of the newspaper and some men in a pickup truck came some were armed some. inside the newspaper building or refused they put me in the truck for two shots and drove off as they were beating me to beat me so much i started bleeding. protests started last week in the city of art when there was no bread to buy that anger quickly escalated into protests against the government and demand

hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has this miss protesters rallying against him in the capital khartoum as traitors and foreign agents. earlier riot police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds of thousands who were marching towards the presidential palace the demonstrators want al bashir to step down and blame his government for economic mismanagement and rising food prices official government figures say that at least twelve people have died since the unrest began a week ago but after initially promising economic reform on monday addressing a group of supporters the president remains the find appealing you should. thank you for hosting me thank you for your support and enthusiasm which is a response to every foreign and traitor and destructive person you are the ones responding to them right now from here you are responding to all the traces of foreign agents i support you and with your support i would be back here next year well just morgan ventured into the thick of the protests and here is what she saw. people in

al-jazeera selects. al-jazeera. and for you. the. riot police the spurs thousands of angry protesters in sudan as president omar al bashir this missing this misses them as traitors. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up turkey says the united states has agreed to this arm kurdish fighters in northern syria u.s. president donald trump warns the government shutdown will last until he gets funding for his controversial border.

have died in this divisive long battle many of them civilians see a little piece of the young al-jazeera. sudan's government says at least ten people have been killed during four days of protests against the rising cost of food and fuel the city is about barrayar and the entire white nile stage around emergency rule are just as angry about high inflation which is one of israel's seventy percent economy has struggled since sudan lost most of its oil revenue following south sudan's independence in twenty eleven morgan has the latest from khartoum. it's day four of protests here in sudan and today it's in the southern states of south kordofan where people have burned down the headquarters of the national ruling party the national congress party and they made it very clear again once again that they want the government to do what they want the ruling party to go that they've had enough of the economic crisis this year earlier this year in january the dollar was thirty sudanese pounds two dollars but today it's about sixty seven response to a dollar and for many people that makes market prices higher

so the young al-jazeera. sudan's parliament is due to vote on its two thousand and nineteen budget as the country continues to grapple with antigovernment protests demonstrations over the last eleven days of called for president omar bashir to step down people are angry with the high price of basic food and fuel the government says nineteen people have been killed there rights group amnesty international has put that figure higher at thirty seven. rebel forces in yemen are reported to have started to leave the port city of data after nearly four years of war it's a sign that more humanitarian aid could soon be delivered to thousands and as this . is the first tentative step which yemenis hope could lead to a new future. the fighters have controlled the part of the data for much of the almost four year conflict. these pictures show some boarding trucks and leaving reportedly to be redeployed around the city it's part of an agreement reached the talks in sweden and in her data hosted by the united nations who the rebel

cho was shot and killed in a military operation near the ecuadorian border shallop ballasts al jazeera. sudan's government says at least ten people have been killed in. dozens more were injured string four days of protests against the rising cost of fuel a state of emergency has been declared in some cities and some schools and universities have been suspended. reports. this is one of the main markets in the north of the sudanese capital khartoum shoppers here see all the produce for sale have one thing in common. prices are high tomatoes used to cost seven pounds and now it costs forty pounds or less everything is expensive the prices have been going up and there are so many things you can buy and then there is the bread crisis. their bread prices sparked protests around the country when the government announced its plan to raise the price of a loaf from wanted a nice pound to three there were demonstrations the government reacted by announcing a state of emergency in some cities curfews in others and it tried to block social media platforms including facebook twitter and what's happened dozen

al-jazeera selects. thousands of protesters trying to reach sudan's presidential palace as calls grow for omar al bashir down. below and barbara starr you're watching live from london also coming up in the program turkey says the united states has agreed to this armed kurdish fighters in northern syria rescuers expand their search for survivors of last week's deadly tsunami in indonesia as authorities warned of more high tides to come and the rats shrinking christian community celebrates christmas with the government declaring it an official public. hello thank you for joining us we begin the program in sudan where police fired tear gas and live ammunition to the spurs crowds of protesters in the capital to. thousands are attempting to reach the presidential palace as they continue their call for longtime leader omar al bashir to step down they blame his government for economic mismanagement and rising food and fuel costs official government figures say twelve people have died since the unrest began a week ago the international groups say that the real figure to be as high as thirty seven allowed to see

al-jazeera. hello again this in doha with the top stories here at al-jazeera sudan's president has called anti-governmentprotests as traitors as a seventh day of rallies that have dangerous term police fired into the air with demonstrators started march from the presidential palace in the capital khartoum there demanding president omar al bashir step down after twenty nine years in power . syrian state t.v. is reporting that government defenses have intercepted an israeli missile raid near damascus it says an arms deficit was hit and three soldiers injured in the attack i'm buying my fellow in indonesia torrential rain and fears of another tsunami sent villages in the air racing for higher ground on tuesday at least four hundred twenty nine people were killed when the waves struck the coastline on saturday night without warning it was set off by a nearby volcano that is still erupting. japan has announced it will withdraw from the international whaling commission and resume commercial whaling next year as a member of the i.w.c. japan hunted whales in the antarctic for what it called scientific research o

have died in this divisive long battle many of them civilians see a little piece of the young al-jazeera. sudan's government says at least ten people have been killed during four days of protests against the rising cost of food and fuel the city's about. and the entire white nile state are under emergency rule protesters are angry about high inflation which is running at around seventy percent economy has struggled since sudan lost most of its oil revenue or in south sudan's independence in twenty eleven ever more we'll have the latest from khartoum . it's day four of process here in sudan and today it's in the southern states of south kordofan where people have burned down the headquarters of the national ruling party the national congress party and they made it very clear again once again that they want the government to do what they want the ruling party to go that they've had enough of the economic crisis this year earlier this year in january the dollar was thirty sudanese pounds to a dollar but today it's about sixty seventy spawn's to a dollar and for many people that makes market prices h

in this divisive decade long battle many of them civilians caught see a little of the young al-jazeera. sudan's government says at least ten people have been killed and dozens more were injured during four days of protests against the rising cost of food and fuel state of emergency has been declared in some cities and some schools and universities have been suspended. this is one of the main markets in the north of the sudanese capital khartoum shoppers here say all the produce for sale have one thing in common i do know a ship of the mountain behind saying across is a hive tomatoes used to cost seven pounds and now it cost forty pounds i was like i want everything is expensive the prices have been going up and there are so many things you can buy and then there is the bread crisis. their bread prices sparked protests around the country when the government announced its plan to raise the price of a loaf from wanted a nice pound to three there were demonstrations the government reacted by announcing a state of emergency in some cities curfews and others and it tried to block social media platfor

hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm also coming up increasing here is he in sudan's capital as demonstrators prepared to march on the president to demand an end to his illness thirty year old. gunman and a suicide bomber attacked libya's foreign ministry at least four people including the attackers a killed in the capital tripoli. and escaping venezuela in search of food in colombia but an increasing number of indigenous people struggling to find the next meal. to ensure rain into these areas hampering the search for survivors a saturday's tsunami the number killed in western java has now risen to four hundred twenty nine and one hundred fifty four people still missing at sea experts share more tsunamis if the and that krakatoa volcano erupts again as andrew thomas reports from. the scenes in product line on the media indonesians have seen lots of bass this year the drudgery of a cleanup following a disaster this is what remains of the hotel workers me at the end all day and we're greeting guests when the tsunami hits on saturday boat was swept inland by the water and were i

al-jazeera you. know on thai government rallies in sudan as riot police used live fire against unarmed protesters. term for the battle royal watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead a road map on mamby cherokee chunks out a plan for the withdrawal of u.s. backed kurdish forces from the syrian town. torrential rain hampers the search for survivors in indonesia the number of dead from saturday's tsunami crimes to four hundred twenty nine plus. i just showed you where the government's going to be zero . us president donald trump says the government shutdown will last until there's an agreement on the border war. riot police in sudan have used live ammunition and tear gas to break up an anti-government rally. the protesters were marching towards the presidential palace to demand omar al bashir step down the president has vowed to implement what he calls the real reforms three improve living standards al-jazeera as head of morgan ventured into the thick of the protests here's what she saw in khartoum. people in sudan have been present before three days now and behind me you can be a huge amount of

al-jazeera. i think. more anti-government rallies in the sudan as riot police use live fire against protesters. i'm sam is a down this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a road map on man bage turkey talks out a plan for the withdrawal of u.s. backed kurdish forces from the syrian town to rancho rain hampers the search for survivors in indonesia number of dead from saturday's tsunami climbs to four hundred twenty nine. and escaping venezuela the search for food in colombia increasing number of the digits people are struggling to find the next meal. riot police in sudan have used live ammunition and tear gas to break up an anti-government rally i think. the protesters were marching towards the presidential palace to demand on one of the shia steps down president president my what he calls real reforms to improve living standards. from all this let's cross over now to have a mortgage is live for us in the hall to say you've been out in the demonstrations how are they shaping up. i would seem to have some problems there connecting with him of how this will come back to a little later well

al-jazeera. unrest in sudan police struggle to contain protests as the president calls the demonstrators traitors. hello and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a flashpoint close to damascus missiles that syria says were fired by israel shot down. another child dies in u.s. custody as family members bid farewell to a little girl who died.

al-jazeera. and more anti-government rallies in sudan as riot police used live fire against unarmed protesters. for the back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead a roadmap on mamby cherokee chunks out a plan for the withdrawal of u.s. backed kurdish forces from the syrian town. torrential rain hampers the search for survivors in indonesia the number of dead from saturday's tsunami crimes to four hundred twenty nine plus. i just showed you where the girl who is going to be a. us president donald trump says the government shutdown will last until there's an agreement on the border war. riot police in sudan have used live ammunition and tear gas to break up an anti-government rally. the protesters were marching towards the presidential palace to demand omar al bashir step down the president has vowed to implement what he calls the real reforms three improve living standards al-jazeera is here to morgan ventured into the thick of the protests here's what she saw in car too. people instead of having to seek first few days now if you see behind me you can see soon to mount a huge num

al jazeera dot com. take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera police in sudan have used live fire to disperse anti-governmentprotests as in the capital khartoum it was a seventh day of demonstrations that started because of rising prices but are now demanding the president step down president obama has dismissed the protesters as traitors syrian state television is reporting that government headed fences have intercepted an israeli missile raid near damascus it says and was hit and three soldiers injured in the attack. japan has announced it will withdraw from the international whaling commission and resume commercial whaling next year as a member of the i.w.c. japan hunted whales in the antarctic for what it called scientific research only the government says it will now hunt only in its territorial waters it joins iceland and norway as the only countries in the world that authorize commercial whaling. going to dig into your grayling of another tsunami sent villages in some giant rasing the ground at least four hundred twenty nine people were killed when the waves struck the coastline saturday night without

nicholas hawke al-jazeera and berra along the mauritanian money in order. sudan's president omar bashir has become the first arab leader to visit saracens opposition protests began there nearly eight years ago the assad government stands accused by the un human rights groups of committing multiple war crimes. is accused by the international criminal court of genocide and war crimes in sudan. stone's foreign ministry says the president's visit shows commitment to resolving regional crises. the visit reflects the circumstances and crises experienced by many arab countries and our commitment to find new approaches to arab action based on respect for the sovereignty of states not interference in its affairs. thousands of sri lankans have shown their support for renewal that we claim a single after his reinstatement as prime minister and he was formed back in the early two months after he was sacked by the president which set off a constitutional crisis his replacement two time former president mahinda rajapaksa

al-jazeera. to. cut down to. just. a. few. short films of hope and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects. protesting against sudan's president doctors joining the unrest. accuses the demonstrations of being traitors. hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. flashpoints close to damascus syria missile defense systems that so-called enemy targets fired by israeli warplanes. picking up the pieces in indonesia.

al-jazeera. lol. and. al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news promises of change from sudan's president but protests against him show no sign of ending civil society groups tried to march to the presidential palace demanding nothing less than omar al bashir his resignation but were blocked by riot police with tear gas our reporter is in khartoum also on the grid to wrench the rain slow the search for indonesia tsunami survivors and to the misery of those who've lost everything more than four hundred people are known to have died but that number is still climbing all the time our correspondent will report on how this has come at the end of a disastrous year for indonesians and from the holy lands of the middle east and right around the world they are christmas prayers and wishes for a more peaceful twenty nineteen we'll look at how iraqi christians are quietly celebrating more than a year after the victory over eisel and we're also in the u.s. where a mother is spending christmas in a church to avoid deportation and i'm sort of hired looking at why for all this time the paris c

sudan. hello ball control al jazeera live from. coming up. in. a flash point close to damascus missiles that syria says were fired by israel a shop down. a panic attack false alarms to the anxiety of people recovering from ending the nami. and just a day after a little girl's burial another guatemalan child dies in u.s. border custody. sudan's president has called anti-government protesters traitors as a seventh day of rallies took a dangerous time and police fired into the air when demonstrators tried to march on the presidential palace in the capital khartoum they're demanding president omar al bashir steps down after twenty nine years in. have a morgan is that. they started by protesting against the teacher of france. rising inflation but seven days on the demand has completely changed they're now demanding the government and its twenty nine year old and step down the government which is led by president omar al bashir has responded using tear gas and live ammunition was. president omar al bashir addressed his supporters in tuesday hickeys the

welcome back a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera police a fired tear gas a demonstration is in sudan to try to disperse crowds as they demand the resignation of president omar bashir on the thirteenth consecutive day of protests . al-jazeera has obtained video footage showing saudi agents taking what suspected to be the remains of jamal khashoggi to the house of the saudi consul general in istanbul in october. and courts in bahrain and the u.a.e. about held the prison sentences handed down to activists not bill regard an argument months both men who were appealing that jail terms were in prison for being critical of. u.s. democratic senator elizabeth warren has taken a major step towards joining the twenty twenty presidential race or i'm told supporters she's forming an exploratory committee that allows her to raise money and find the necessary stuff before formally launching her presidential bid she's also released a video promising to protect the middle class against the excesses of wall street's a thing that's likely to feature prominently in any of her. campaigns america's middle

of the people of this a hell and yet they have so far seen so little of it nicholas hawke al-jazeera shot. sudan's government is meeting armed groups for talks in berlin in the latest attempt to find a deal to end the fighting in darfur it's more than fifteen years since war broke out in the western sudanese region and while the fighting is considerably reduced from its peak thousands still need humanitarian aid morgan has more from giannina in west off or on sudan's border with chad. for more than thirteen years this has been a lot of smiles home a displacement camp she was forced to flee from her original home with her mother when the weren't r. for reached her village but over the past few years in the camp have been doing telling or lower the. things here have become tough and we have children we need to cook and wash there's not enough water there's no bread they've stopped giving us green for nearly four years. i want to is one of nearly half a million people displaced in west are four the worst started in two thousand and three when ethnic tribes accuse the sudanese government of marginaliz

al-jazeera. police use live fire to try to break up a seventh day of banti government protests in sudan. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm martin damn it's also. a flashpoint close to damascus missiles that syria says were fired by israel a shot. and just a day after a little girl's burial another guatemalan child dies in u.s. border custody. i just showed you where the government is going to reopen. refusing to budge donald trump says he won't end the shutdown until he gets what he wants. sudan's president has called anti-government protests as traitors as a seventh day of rallies took a dangerous turn police fired into the air when demonstrators tried to march on the presidential palace in the capital khartoum they're demanding president obama steps down after twenty nine years in power there is here more than this. they started by protesting against shortage of credit and rising inflation but seven days on the demand has completely changed they're now demanding the government and its twenty nine year rule and step down. and which is led by president omar al bashir has

little comfort right now but the narrative in indonesia is a familiar one undertone of al-jazeera hundred one. sudan's government has stepped up security in the capital as it prepares for more protests a coalition of professional groups has called on people to join a rally to demand a change in leadership earlier president bashir a valve to improve living standards across the country ever morgan has the races from car to people seem to be mobilizing but other side also mobilizing specifically the police who have been out in the street about thirty minutes ago and everywhere you go around khartoum you would find a group of police men carrying their batons ready for the protesters in case they come out in the street as they have promised carrying their memo is demanding the president to resign now let's remember they are going to march from a certain square not far from the presidential palace and then they would head on to the presidential palace to deliver a memo demanding president omar al bashir to resign gunman and a suicide bomber in libya have attacked the foreign ministry headquarters in tripoli

al-jazeera. fears of an upsurge in opposition protests in the d.l.c. after the presidential election commission delays a very ting in several opposition strongholds. this is al jazeera live from london also coming up sudan's president says protestors are traitors as doctors join me anti-government demonstrations. russia accuse israel of a gross violation of sovereignty to syria intercept an israeli airstrike near damascus. and human microchip implants we report on the benefits and the risks of the technology that could replace keys and access cards. and over the long awaited presidential election in the democratic republic of congo has been postponed in some parts of the country sparking concern about an upsurge in opposition protests the vote delayed in beni and in the east which have been dealing with an ebola outbreak since august and you may be in the west when will the hundred people were killed in ethnic violence last week electoral commission says that the vote will be held in those areas in march instead affecting more than one million people have been several delays in the last two years broken demonstrations across the country well i just was earlier this month after more than eight thousand vot

web al-jazeera kinshasa or the democratic republic of congo. sudan's parliament has passed its two thousand nine hundred for school budget comes as protests spurred by lack of economic opportunity continue in cities across the country politicians say the new budget will reduce inflation but many donalds they'll deliver on the from even more good reports now from the capital khartoum. after days of demonstration over the poor state of the economy which have morphed into calls for the government to step down stance parliament passed its twenty nine hundred first call budget. was the most important thing about the budget is addressing the hard currency issue an increasing exports by thirty percent while reducing imports by increasing the production the budget also focuses on oil production reducing imports of oil costs the new budget promises to reduce the country's inflation from its current rate of seventy percent to twenty seven it's also aims to increase economic growth by five point one percent and raise spending by nearly three point four billion do

al-jazeera. welcome back. a reminder of our top stories this hour sudan's president omar al bashir has become the first arab leader to visit syria since the beginning of the war nearly eight years ago state media quite special expressing his hope that syria will recover its important role in the region as soon as possible. saudi arabia has denounced a position by the u.s. senate accusing its crown prince of ordering the matter of john. the foreign ministry calls it blatant interference in its internal affairs it describes the killing as a crime that doesn't reflect saudi policy. thousands of people have been protesting in hungary as capital budapest against what's been called a slave law it's the fourth demonstration this week against the employment reforms of victor all white government journalist benjamin novak has been at the protests in budapest he says the demonstrations are being driven by young people. it's a real mixed bag you have people from the far right all the way to the left it's primarily young people so this is very this is this is very strange compared to previous protests to be tatted concrete so

al-jazeera that we can put. in sudan the state of emergency has been extended to the northern white nile state as protests intensify against rising prices people there have been killed in cities about bar and get r f are already under emergency rule and demonstrations have spread to the capital khartoum the country has a seventy percent inflation rate one of the highest in the world it's also lost most of its own revenue since south sudan's independence in two thousand and eleven . there are fears of renewed violence into she could stand the eastern region of doctrine has long been opposed to the central government it has a certain culture and languages but says it's being ignored by those in power in the capital dition bay in the latest in a series charles traffic reports from horror that the army was sent in after protests earlier this year. it takes fifteen hours to get to the channel. the capital of the semi autonomous gorno but action region in eastern tajikistan the broken road winds its way through the permian mou

al-jazeera. is this sudan's version of the arab spring president or on one of the shias says protesters demanding an end to his twenty nine year rule are traitors after a week of food and fuel price protests he's pledging what he calls real reforms will they be enough to save this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the soaring price of bread and fuel was the spark for the outrage now sudan's president is in the firing line with arm of the bashir facing growing demands to end his twenty nine year rule riot police fired bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds marching towards his presidential palace on tuesday the government says twelve people have been killed in eight days of protests amnesty international thinks the total could be at least thirty seven the president's promising reforms to improve living standards and accuses protesters of being traitors. well as it is. thank you behind me thank you for your support and enthusiasm which is a response to every foreign aid to try to outlaw and destructive person you are the ones responding to them right now from here you are respondi

dangers and difficulties activists space in the gulf region and are schapelle al-jazeera protests as are out again in sudan they're calling for president omar al bashir to resign police have fired tear gas to try to disperse the crowds in the capital khartoum so far the president refusing to apologize for the sake of affairs in his country and his criticize these protests which started out against rising food and fuel prices let's go live now to our cars from him all that she is there in khartoum how many people how many people are braving the wrath of the security forces. well martin when we were out on the streets of seeing hundreds and hundreds of people out marching and protesting they were saying that they were chanting things like down with the government that they want a new government and that there was they were basically saying that the protests were peaceful but despite saying that and despite it being peaceful we've seen police firing live ammunition in tear gas to try to disperse the crowd now this is not the first protest to happen in fact today's day thirteen of protest against the governmen

anxious whites to see the true cost of this crisis shiela ballasts al-jazeera all song sudanese government critics calling the unrest sudan's arab spring earlier i spoke to john temin director of the freedom house africa project he says that the government sees the protests as a real threat in two thousand and thirteen.

discussions with israeli officials on the best time to unveil the proposals kimberley health al-jazeera the white house sudan's president omar al bashir says he will not apologize for the ongoing turmoil in his country he's been speaking out against protests over rising fuel prices some demonstrators have been calling on him to step down bashir blamed economic problems on international sanctions. brazil's biggest social organization the landless workers' movement says attacks on its members have increased significantly since the election of a new far right president jaya bowles another will be sworn in on tuesday he describes the group as terrorists latin america editor lucy in human reports now from the state of mato grosso to stall in the west of brazil. scores of families who belong to the m.s.t. org landless people's movement live in makeshift homes along this road in southwestern brazil they now that castillo says the two months ago she was taking a shower when she heard her neighbor's screams. this shack was up in flames torched by unknown assailants luckily no one was injured animals didn't think none o

al-jazeera. police use live fire to try to break up a seventh day of anti-government protests in sudan. hello welcome to al-jazeera life and. it's also coming up. in. a flashpoint close to damascus missiles that syria says were fired by israel a shot down.

hello i'm the star detail and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up adding fuel to the fire we go live to sudan on a fifth day of protests across the country. we look at the campaign to free al jazeera journalist would hussein now two years behind bars in egypt without trial. and it was too late to get on board but now trains are transforming travel around greeks. a country on what's known as the ring of fire is dealing with yet another catastrophe a tsunamis hit indonesia killing at least two hundred twenty two people and injuring more than seven hundred others scientists say it was triggered by undersea landslides from the eruption of the volcano krakatoa the tsunami swept along the sunda strait and crashed twenty meters in land taking with it hundreds of homes and hotels on the shores of java and sumatra islands also jabari reports. a concert by the indonesian pop band seventy western java came to an abrupt and waves from a tsunami swept away the stage musicians and found. the water flowed up to twenty metres inland killing dozens and injuring hundreds. if the morning so the result forty thr

raise their children in their countries instead of refugee camps he will morgan al-jazeera jamais a camp in white nile state sudan to europe where the u.k. prime minister to resign is back in london after crunch talks with european leaders she went to brussels looking for concessions on her breaks that agreement but european leaders showed no sign of budging paul brendan's been looking at her british m.p.'s on the media are reacting. members of parliament scatter around the country to the constituencies and mull over local issues you know housing benefits joblessness that kind of things but no doubt bracks it is dominating the headlines and the thoughts all rattled through a couple of the headlines from the newspapers here in the u.k. here's the times rich leads with may's deal is dead it says the cabinet has agreed that may's deal is dead but they can't agree what kind of alternative proposal should take its place in the guardian it says angry and bruised may returns empty handed the guardian saying she's been left brutally exposed by the failure to find some kind of compromise from the european union on the ver

raise their children in their countries instead of refugee camps he will morgan al-jazeera jamais a camp in white nile state sudan. about thirty people have been injured in portugal or a tram derailed in the capital lisbon during rush hour on friday night portuguese police sent the tram that went off the tracks during a turn at the bottom of a steep hill it crashed into a nearby building and rolled over trapping more than a dozen passengers no casualties have been reported. one of christianity's biggest splits in centuries is to to be formalized this weekend ukraine plans to create a new church independent from russia's influence since the fall of the soviet union ukraine's dominant orthodox church has been divided into factions pro russian and pro ukrainian small. ok a place to worship god or russia the cathedral of nativity is it the same to over theological rift in ukraine the orthodox faith is split into factions russian lead and ukrainian lead actress priest anatole east church is one of more than twelve thousand that aligns itself with russia on saturday he must pick sides orthodox priest will meet in q. to

enslave people al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you moon reward winning documentaries and live news on air and online. and watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories sudan's president omar al bashir has become the first arab leader to visit syria since the beginning of the war nearly eight years ago state media expressing his hope that syria will recover its important role in the region as soon as possible. thousands of people have been protesting in hungary's capital beautiful against labor reforms passed by the white winged government of prime minister viktor orban it's a fourth day of demonstrations in the country. and saudi arabia has announced a resolution by the u.s. senate accusing the saudi crown prince of ordering the matter of tennis. in a statement released by the saudi press agency the kingdom's foreign ministry said the senate's position is blatant interference in its internal affairs. and germany's foreign minister has told on jazeera that more former foreign minister i should say has told aaj there that more countries should follow germany's example by ending their arms trade with saudi arabia signa gabrial was a member of parliament made t

al-jazeera the rhogam don't touch you can stop. a mistake and doha and these are all the top stories sudan's president omar al bashir has become thefirst arab leader to visit syria since the beginning of the war nearly eighty is a guy state media quite special expressing his hope that syria will recover its important role in the region as soon as possible turkey is the last major backer of the syrian opposition helping them hold part of northern syria boss its foreign minister says ankara is prepared to engage with damascus if the assad government held and one free and fair elections. everybody should be able to walk the eligible ones. and also the few including the refugees in might be a neighboring country is running other countries resettled in the last seven years and it has to be a very credible one transparent democratic going for elections and then at the end . people will decide who is going to rule the country after this election if it is democratic elections and if it is a credible one then everybody should consider that. saudi arabia has denounced a position by the u.s. senate accusing its crown prince of ordering the m

anxious wang's to see the true cost of this crisis shiela ballasts al-jazeera well song sudanese government critics calling the unrest sudan's arab spring earlier i spoke to john temin director of the freedom house africa project he says that the government sees the protests as a real threat in two thousand and thirteen there were very large protests in response to fuel price rises and the government crackdown brutally and there were reports of up to two hundred people killed in those protests in two thousand and thirteen so that's something very much to watch the other piece of it concerns president bashir himself he there are elections scheduled for two thousand and twenty right now president bashir cannot run due to term limits but there is movement now to try to change the constitution to allow him to run again he's been offered since one thousand nine hundred ninety three so quite some time and i suspect some of what is driving people's protest now is also that prospect of president bashir staying in office even longer past two thousand and twenty. more to come for you including president trump defending his decision to