office, him as president and myself as vice president, but we must do it together by president aleksander. refuses to step down, clinging on to power despite the widespread outrage. strugglers, fribourg and mights faced off in sunday's early bundesliga clash with both sides desperate for points after a poor starts to the season, might have been especially dire, and without a win after 7 match days. let's take a look at how the game played out. yeah. moritz least is struggling mines, arrived in freiburg looking for a change in fortunes. much would depend on the form of join felipe. the strikers 4 goals in 7 games, the only bright spots in a terrible start to the campaign, and metate to show his worth with less than 2 minutes on the clock. the frenchman charging clear before slotting home, cooley, one nil to the visitors, potato was on hand again to make it 2 nil in the 34 minutes prior book keeper, florian miller, making it far too easy for the frenchman potato, completed a stunning 1st, half hat trick 5 minutes later, the titanfall causing no problems for the red hots, 23 year old from a

but president aleksander refuses to step down clinging on to power despite the widespread outrage to france. now where the government has proposed a sweeping new security bill following a series of reasons, terror attacks, among other things, the new law would make it a criminal offense to publish images of police officers with intent to cause them harm. that sparked an outcry among journalists unions and free speech complaints. so the reports from this french documentary, the monopoly of violence, is a hard hitting examination of police brutality in france released earlier this year . the film focuses on the yellow there spot tests, as well as allegations of police abuse in the suburbs. filmmaker, david differend related footage, provided by journalists as well as ordinary citizens, posting on social media. but making a film like this may not be possible in future with the french government, proposing a new security law. part of which cracks down on the broadcast and sharing of images of police officers. differences, the law erodes basic freedoms and puts france on a slippery slope.

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what i'm all is president aleksander day condemned the violent protests on twitter, saying those who participated will be punished with the full force of the law. his vice president says the budget should be vetoed, but in the end it is in the country's interests that we both tender our resignations him as president and i as vice president of the republic. you know, let me say what a moment's complained the budget was passed when the country was busy dealing with the devastation caused by 2. hurricanes. alongside the pandemic, the world food program says guatemala is already one of the most unequal countries in latin america. and on the streets of the capsule, guatemala city, police cracked down hard on protesters. i was walking and they grabbed me. i didn't do anything. i had my constitutional right to strike. but they say they have nothing to lose and will continue to protest until their demands are met. nor about a manly al-jazeera in colombia protests, marking a year since anti-government demonstrations began, have descended into violence. security forces fired tear gas after a p

but president aleksander refuses to step down clinging onto power despite the widespread outrage in the o.p.'s prime minister has given leaders in the northern region of a 72 hour ultimatum to surrender, threatening an all out assault. if they don't. the ethiopian military has also warned civilians to get out of the regional capital make before the deadline. commanders say they'll show no mercy to the t. gripe people's liberation front. fighting between the government and forces began over 2 weeks ago. a show of force on ethiopian state, t.v. and as the army advances in the region, an ominous warning to residents of its capital city make we want to send a message to the public and make a save yourselves from any artillery attacks and free yourselves from the hunter, after that, there will be no mercy. does half a 1000000 people live in mackay leg? after the stock words, many will swell a stream of refugees fleeing the conflict into the greit. more than 35000 have already crossed into neighboring sudan. after being registered at the border, they are sent to ramshackle camps. most arrive

there have been arrested where massive protests demanding the resignation of longtime president aleksander the shango are now in their 12 straight week. run deterred by threats of police violence thousands of protesters marched through the streets of minsk their destination a wooded area on the city's outskirts once used as an execution site by starland secret police. but to get there they'd have to make it past because police on this 12th weekend of protest against his rule security forces once again deploying familiar tactics arrests stun grenades and morning shots. for head of sunday's march lucas income met with law enforcement and had this warning for protesters use the border we will take no prisoners if someone touches the servicemen and i've spoken to the generals they should leave without their hands at the very least. he's not backing down but neither are his opponents not until they get what they want a fair election and a fresh start for about lovers. of take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of royalists have gathered at bangkok's g

hillary stamp president, aleksander. look, i shan't go, says he will step down from power if his country adopts a new constitution. however, he did not give any details about a possible constitutional reform. his latest remarks following months of protest after opposition allegations that the country's presidential election in august was the conflict between the o.p.'s, central government and forces of the teeth, people's liberation front, as having a devastating impact on civilians. while prime minister, i'll be off meds refuses dialogue with leaders from the region. 3 weeks of fighting . there have displaced tens of thousands, many have fled to neighboring sudan where they end up in camps lacking even the most basic facilities. reports from the sudanese. if you open border, we are at to you and camp called village, 8 up 212000 refugees living under harsh conditions, running water and food toilet facilities have yet to be built. here, there are many refugees who fled from the town of my cupboard across the border in eth

but president, aleksander g m a 10 refuses to step down, clinging on to power despite the widespread outrage. some sports news now in the bundesliga on the sunday months picked up their 1st win of the season with a 31 victory over fellow strugglers fry book from strike zone. philip was the hero for the away side scoring all 3 of their goals. yeah, and maurits least as struggling mines arrived in freiburg looking for a change in fortunes. much would depend on the form of join fully pâté to the strikers 4 goals. in 7 games, the only bright spot in a terrible start to the campaign and metate to show his worth with less than 2 minutes on the clock. the frenchman charging clear before slotting home, kohli, one nil to the visitors, potato was on hand again to make it 2 nil in the 34th minutes. prior book keeper, florian miller, making it far too easy for the frenchman imitator completed a stunning 1st half hat trick. 5 minutes later, the titanfall causing no problems for the red hot 23 year old tribal got one back in the 2nd half through veteran strike and neil's pieces and the 4th and fin

what i'm all is president aleksander. they condemned the violent protests on twitter, saying those who participated will be punished with the full force of the law. his vice president says the budget should be vetoed, but in the end it is in the country's interests that we both tender a resignation. him as president and i as vice president of the republic. you know, let me say what a moment's complained the budget was passed when the country was busy dealing with the devastation caused by 2. hurricanes. alongside the pandemic, the world food program says guatemala is already one of the most unequal countries in latin america. and on the streets of the capsule, guatemala city, police cracked down hard on protesters. i was walking and they grabbed me. i didn't do anything. i had my constitutional right to strike. but they say they have nothing to lose. i will continue to protest until their demands are met. nor about a manly al-jazeera in colombia, a protest walk in one year since anti-government demonstrations began have d

president aleksander ouattara has been declared winner of the presidential election electoral commission said that he secured 94 percent of the vote but the opposition is ignoring the result and creating its own transitional government they boycotted sunday's elections saying the president or tara shouldn't have been allowed to stand. well over in tanzania police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate turn on monday over a call for protests disputing last week's elections his arrest came hours after the chair of his party and other officials were detained on terrorism charges police say they were plotting to blow up oil stations in dar es salaam president john murtha foully secured a 2nd term in the vote but the opposition alleges widespread voter fraud. and turns in a similar thomas region of zanzibar has sworn in its new president hussein we need was elected to govern the island's zanzibaris opposition has rejected the outcome calling for mass protests. moldovans will go back to the polls a for a runoff after candidates failed to secure a majority in sunday's presidential e