they were through at the end of january algy workers in hungary went on strike paralyzing the german comic closely linked production lines in hungary and in germany it won them an eighteen percent. wage hike taking the lower paid algy workers earnings from eight hundred euros to one thousand euros a month that makes them enviable. climb up public sector engineer and earn around a thousand euros a month nowhere near enough for that position. i used to teach and now i'm retired i get eight hundred euros a month pension andi's union organizers a proud of their first strike pays a lot more in germany but that's not their benchmark. we orientate ourselves towards the visa grant states poland slovakia and the czech republic the automakers pay more in those countries hungary was always bottom of the league. in hungary each plant has its own individual union union members that miss a d.'s managed to garner thirty percent more pay a month from the company. japanese carmaker suzuki won't allow any union activity in its hungary and operations one worker who tried to set up a works council was s

running battles on the streets of the algerian capital algy is the protesters throwing rocks and police firing tear gas. since last friday thousands of joint rarely seen anti government for. tests. at the a large crowds gathered in algiers in the biggest demonstrations in the country in decades there were similar scenes in several other cities that demanded the country's ailing president abdulaziz beautifully co withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election in. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. buttafuoco was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't given a speech in years here he is in twenty seventy two frail to cast his ballot without health. demonstrators say it's too weak to leave. that's why they beli

algis it was there when i was doing breaks but it's also a day to see what happens next if you wish to unplug it fired by the barriers where mobile barricaded all seven streets that lead to hear the movies now it's been all about change people have gone past the fear the area the mission of the national army is to search the entire complex and i'll just do a stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. in the next episode of earth roy's next call to into grouping screwed on a voyage through the whittlesey to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile and toxic ecosystem against an expanding list of manmade threats beneath the surface of this magnificent desolation is just t.v. with life of ease and some of the remotest loses on unsought tick century on al-jazeera. a three year investigation into the pro gun lobby that. it's right three million dollars a month when they should. reveal secrets and connections some don't want exposed. others are going to work all day long if there are full. al-jazeera investigations how to

ahead to trying to secure a better future and after twenty years it is time for change and he would algis there are. hundreds more fighters defending their last pockets of territory have surrendered to u.s. backed forces and eastern syria more than six thousand people have left the villages but who is in the past twenty four hours mainly because syrian democratic forces are trying to push out while now evidence is emerging from iraq that juveniles are being tortured into confessing to crimes including been being involved with i thought the tasha going to end in northern iraq spoke exclusively with the family of one teenager. passing through the checkpoint was supposed to bring the seventeen year old we're calling them closer to a future with hope instead his family says kurdish security forces in northern iraq snatched any chance of that he was arrested eight months ago as the family was trying to cross into erbil to escape a tribal feud back home in mosul should you and your security forces blindfolded handcuffed and hit him when they slapped him he had to say he joined i saw for three d

colorful diverse queer collins algy d.t.i.events are huge attractions the acronym stands for lesbian gay bisexual transgender and intersex added celebrations like this people can feel free to express themselves regardless of how they identify every summer hundreds of thousands of people gather in dublin to celebrate christopher street day during the event a lively parade winds through the streets of tear garden and shine a bad districts which of long been popular with gays and lesbians as a party atmosphere but christopher street day is also a demonstration for the rights of algae b.t.i. people it's named in honor of protests against police brutality towards those communities in new york in the one nine hundred sixty s. . the dyke march is held the evening before crist of history day in it women take to the streets of berlin scrotes back district to make lesbians more visible the demonstration stance of the former tempelhof airport and ends at congress or talk. where it morphs into an open air party. and during the lesbian and

dictating big government if they fucked up policy the dow shall not kill the radicalized series on algis. they are. demanding as second referendum hundreds of thousands join the people's votes march in london. hello this is al jazeera live from doha i'm fully back to before also coming up i saw its last bastion falls in syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the town of buy good news fears of disease in mozambique and zimbabwe a week after he dies struck the region aid agencies warn they are running out of time to be survivors and left hanging with visit the exhibition bearing silent witness to violence against native american. huge crowds have gathered in britain's capital for what's being called the people's votes march they are demanding a second referendum organizers are hoping to beat the three quarters of a million protesters last year's event and speak to paul brennan who is in london for sport tell us about what the day has looked like so far and what these protesters are hoping to achieve. it's been an impressive turn of folly yes it began at noon a park lane. hyde park

up the pressure in algeria hundreds of people have been marching on the streets of the capitatal a algis calling on aging president pacifica to resign. yesterday he withdrew his bid for a fifth term on the spoon to next month's elections two weeks now on the way on the country's political future. but no new date has been set for new elections. pacific is critics accuse him of trying to buy time in order to find a successor yes that is a wednesday. you cocould you know all the lad there will be no fifth term. nancy annnnouncement that's eced across algeria. in a letter read on national televivision beautifully got announced he would no longer run for reelection. the letter which was released by the algerian press service also said the government has decided to postpone next month's elections. instead it would create a national conference which would oversee a new constitution set the date for the next elections and establish an interim governmement. already the eighty five year old accepted the resignation of t te prime minister. in his stead of the interior minister nordine bad we has be

croatia thanks to the eighteen year old next take on defending champion jonas no i mean richardson algy zero. colombian cyclist miguel and gallo perez has taken the overall lead in the well to catalonia in spain after one hundred fifty kilometers in three big climbs the twenty five year old star rider one stage four by sixteen seconds that puts him fourteen seconds clear britain's adam needs overall. and that's all your sport for now much more coming up later but for now it's back to you thank you so much yes more sport with far lighter but i'm done for today thank you for your company barbara starr and the team in london will have the latest news from about two minutes time an update on the latest brags that situation and operation used to do with saudi arabia. if the war on truth where there are nine white t.v.'s taught us is to be able to be concise be in expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it needs . or if you join us on sat israel is an apartheid state and the ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to h

algis there as obtained exclusive pictures from the home of the saudi consul general in istanbul after the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi a documentary airing on our sister channel al jazeera arabic is shedding new light on his death and how his body may have been disposed of crucial she was killed inside saudi arabia's consulate last october sit in because he has more from ankara . these pictures show a furnace a tenderer or when that was built by a turkish constructor in the garden of saudi consul general's residence in istanbul just a few hundred meters away from the consulate general building where jamal for shift to was brutally murdered and according to order toppings obtained by the turkish intelligence his body parts were dismembered in the closely general building again we heard from we heard from the police department and the persecutors office that. geez why the parts would carry it in baggage luggage was and bags to the residence building close to the consulate and according to the police as i sat into thought for two thousand eight hundred the police strongly sus

come to terms with the worst and most shocking attack they've ever experienced victoria gate and be algis they're letting go live now to christ in new zealand our correspondent is andrew thomas and andrew young not very far away a top lawyer from the alan moore mosque which is where the vast majority of those killed were actually praying. that's right marty and i'm at the code in that the police have established they did this shortly after the attacks on as close as you can get to the animal now it's about three hundred meters in the right hand side of that road and as you say it was the first mosque to be attacked there were forty one people killed in that mosque of about we think three or four hundred people who were friday prayers at the most inside at that time and then the gunman as he drove off you drive down this road shooting as he went i'm told by somebody who sold the scene and he was shooting at people as they were even fleeing down the road away from the scene that he had just created and there's a car just a little way behind the camera which has its back window completely sm

down police were dealing with an active a shooting situation at least two mosques in christchurch his algis there is that terry gate and be now with a round up of what we know so far. injured people are rushed to hospital they were gunned down during friday prayers that little mosque in the center of christ church here but what happened you can one side because the mosque that segment's now and then the side of this argument now the room through there there's a ladies section he run and sealed them. and i just heard one of the ladies are dard i know i'm just hoping that that is not correct witnesses say the gunman was a white male he was wearing military style clothes and a helmet with a camera i was hearing there to a shooting of the shooting of the shooting it went on. six minutes or more in. i could hear screaming in the crying and. some people are in or drop dead linwood mosque about ten minutes drive away in another part of the city was also a tactic shortly after the shooting at al no police say they have suspects in custody but there may be more on the loose they're warning people to

any suggestion that these individuals should have been known to us we are looking into that we spake algy she was to keep everyone who is in new zealand of course new zealand saif there has not occurred he is so questions must be on says. well we understand that the perpetrator in christchurch was motivated by right wing extremism to talk about their joint here at the big table by rick no act he's a journalist with the washington post who writes about security issues as well as foreign affairs and you also reporting from new zealand for a while i understand that's correct spends one month there and well just ever so what do we know. as it stands right now what do we know about the suspect or suspects and the motivation well it's been an extreme focus on one suspect and that is the man who had a camera on this head why. he entered at least one mosque and shot dozens of people and there might be two more suspects whose identity hasn't really been mentioned or clarified yet but what we do know about this one suspect who was you know who was filmed during this attack is dead he is from austra

cyclons left a trail of destruction across southern africa including neighboring zimbabwe and malawi algis there is for me to mellow a few over one of the hardest hit areas in central mozambique. the roofs of buildings from the muddy water that's all that's left of this town dismayed by floodwater that almost a week ago. the province it's not known how many people made it out safely. on stagnant water lies across the horizon on an isolated piece of dry land risk to workers drop off desperately needed food hundreds of people queue for what could be their only meal in days. the night that. the. nightlife. as we fly further we see what was once a sports ground now a temporary shelter for hundreds of people who are stranded sit wait and sleep on a back to grandstand a short and so it's a group preview from floodwaters. then a call comes through to save a critically ill patient this woman is pregnant and needs medical help as quickly as possible. ten minute flights between flood ravaged boozy and the relative safety of bare a city may be her only chance initial concern about how cycle of die wo

against president add that is for the sixth straight week well this was the scene earlier in the capital algy is where protest album on the ground or the whole of the entire political establishment there accusing politicians of being corrupt and out of touch with the needs of the people more now from bernard smith. a sixth week of peaceful protests in algeria though so far no change in government but many algerians feel they've never been closer. twenty years is enough so get out l.j. area has many candidates who are competent to take the job so why would the regime stifle them in their own country are you this there's a breath of fresh air algeria doesn't deserve this we deserve to live in peace you know not that i'm here to come from the people's demands they have to listen to us . earlier this week the army backed their calls for president abdelaziz bouteflika to step down. by the ruling party its coalition partner and i'll jarius biggest union have also now joined the calls for beautifully could to go but the eighty two year old remains in office even if he does go that won't be enough fo

ahead to trying to secure a better future and after twenty years it is time for change and he would algis there are. rescue and aid operations are ongoing in pakistan and afghanistan where flash floods have killed at least fifty people heavy rain over the past ten days as cut off tens of thousands of residents aid workers a say that around four thousand families are in need of assistance in afghanistan's kandahar province alone rescuers in alabama are still searching for people missing after a massive tornado tore through the eastern part of the u.s. state twenty three people are known to have died including seven members of one family four of them children well those are the top stories here and there are zero world is there still have more news for you in half an hour away. a symbol is a style of brass band music in egypt dating back more than one hundred fifty years and it uses brass and percussion and started as military music in the nineteenth century but developed into an entire john wood that was extremely popular until the one nine hundred sixty s. . it was started by mohammed has

it's a trip passengers say they'll never forget but for all the wrong reasons victoria gates and be algis they are. this is our just syria and these are the top stories now millions of people are heading to the polls in thailand's first election since the two thousand and fourteen military coup the prime minister and opposition leaders are among those who've already cast their ballots for the say the vote isn't truly democratic since the seventy's appointed by the military. still the incumbent leader is praising the process. today the prime minister has voted like everybody else today in the name of the people one write one vote i hope everyone will vote in the election today to exercise their own right everyone wants democracy therefore everyone should exercise their rights in transparency and the country will be developed by our own hands the death toll in one of southern africa's worst natural disasters is continuing to rise more than a week after psycho to die swept across the region more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi. australia is being hit by

focusing a lot on good here perhaps not but they don't need young people you are asking me who inflating algy at people who girls and on every article looked at of course there is a prison camp now as we have been growing and growing and growing these past years including these businessmen that was munching were there also a whole court to see and also see. a rich people who thought they may benefit from their their allergens to the fear card to get a house or to get a job at salon but you most importantly you have the army and that's the biggest taboo in argentina actually and the next thing sign that things actually ending is that the tab one of the ironies was slowly fading away until recently people were only talking about the current illusion but not about the amity we're already seeing. has been mentioned also education sheriffs a lot of us on the people and the army who are probably was but the thing is that we have to differentiate between the characters military cabinet and the whole and didn't the duty to be absent of people who are part of the men of the need to really inch algeria

algis new world follows the moroccan truck drivers in danger and their lives.just to make a living if you crash that might break your liver even kill you because of this known food. from a good deal of dust on al-jazeera. is no one way of telling the story keeping is to tell it right and to be respectful besmirches there is a great way to get to know the person for he tells to. be japes first democratically elected president ousted and held incommunicado since two thousand and thirteen events shrouded in secrecy so power change hands as the military seize control from its commander in chief. for the first time al-jazeera reveals exclusively what happened behind closed doors directly from those who witnessed it first hand morsy the final hours on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha with me and has a problem coming up in the next sixty minutes handcuffed and shackled to the main suspect in the new zealand shootings remain silent in course as he's charged with murder. in that white. lines.

in mexico for months on end on the sometimes precarious conditions until their court dates arrive algis there is money it up in the reports now for the mexican border city of tijuana. it's another day at a migrant shelter on the us mexico border almost everyone here is from central america and they're seeking asylum in the united states. in the past migrants would be allowed to wait in the u.s. while their cases were considered but a change in policy by the trumpet ministration now requires them to be sent back to mexico until their case numbers are called yes back at the i arrived in tehran and applied for a number because they said that with the number everything would work out now i'm saying that's not the case in. most of the people at this shelter of have been here for several months many of them tell us they don't feel safe. the americans asked me if i had somewhere to stay and. i said no we don't we don't have family here or anything they asked if it's dangerous for us in mexico and i said yes we run a risk there but they still send us back here i don't feel that's right. the cit

waiting to return but must be wondering whether they'll have jobs to come back to victoria gate and be algis there are lawyers representing syrian refugees who fled to jordan i've asked the international criminal court to investigate the syrian government for alleged crimes against humanity a case is being brought on behalf of twenty eight refugees who say they were forced to leave their country future attacks carried out by government forces syria has not signed up to the rome treaty establishing the i.c.c. but jordan is a member which may give the court jurisdiction to take the case. we need to take it step by step the first stage has been to get the jurisdiction of the court fixed which we say we now have and we have evidence to back up the crimes that's a breakthrough and we've got to use it as much as possible now to generate the momentum to get a full investigation open that could then lead to persons being identified who or suspects and arrest warrants being issued and then they have to be arrested you've got to go through all these stages well in a year and a half after it was recapt

algy zero. a massive venezuelan power outage drags on into a second day shutting schools and businesses. this is live from doha also coming up. thousands of protesters gather in algeria's capital despite the ending president's warning of chaos. tacky and russia begin joint patrols in syria is a significant sign of cooperation in the last major rebel stronghold plus. it needs just one more push to address the final specific concerns of all paula and three weeks before the departure date persons prime minister implores the e.u. to help strike a compromise on how brics a deal. areas of venice woken up to a second day without force in schools to close and working hours to be suspended the government is accusing what it describes extremist sectors of sabotaging the biggest hydroelectric positions as mismanagement has ruined the power grid blackouts is adding to tensions brought about by the present majority and opposition leader. who's backed by around fifty countries including the us. well due to th

dying especially after they fired security experts and recruited young inexperienced replacements algis there is katherine sawyer has more. it's been an intense battle between somalia special forces and the gunman since that attack started on fast day night we're being told that gunfire rang the arrow most of the night and throughout friday and this happened at a very busy streets one of the main streets in mogadishu at the hotel that was targeted is very popular with government officials and in politicians as well we have offices there people at this time are of the night are out in the hotels on terraces having coffee socializing eating so you can imagine how difficult it was and how chaotic it was when this attack started. being told that there's been a huge damage on the hotel and other buildings that are just sent there who tell rescuers have had a very difficult time trying to get people out of this buildings but they're trying the best they can and the best for constance's the situation is still very tense indeed all shabaab has claimed this attack and it has been able to carry o

algis either by degree. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tiger's nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in two thousand and eight the town put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it many brittany's happiness as well when sure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. africa's most populous nation a block just economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion go to this folder we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you.

president moon it's clear south korea is now being given the job of cleaning up this mess james but days algis in the know. all still to come on al-jazeera an ongoing gun battle in the somali capital after a bombing that killed nearly thirty people when live in nairobi. and there has been a bit of rain recently in hong kong and a surprising amount of rain still to come in china now it's a little bit too early early march to see the spring rains but that's certainly what they look like and here is the mass of green and proper rain from shanghai westwards not for the south but we are feeding in the moisture here so the title build again you get a few more spots of rain in fact that is the general trend this line ease coming sags towards the south coast at least one long and leaving one hand and eventually shanghai a lift clo dry air but it's obviously significant right it's eerie significant rain really in a should really come this far west coming into pakistan at the moment is building rather we see in some unusual rain in the northeast of india this is the next place to look it will be flash f

focusing a lot on good fear perhaps not but it can be the young people you are asking me who inflating algy happy people who are also bad on every object people look at and of course there is a prison camp now as we have been growing and growing and growing these past years including these businessmen that outlives was munching but also a whole car to see and also see. a rich people who thought they may benefit from their their allergens to the fear card to get a house or to get a job at salon but you most importantly you have the army and that's the biggest kaberle in argentina actually and the next inside that things actually ending is that the tab war army is slowly fading away until recently people were only talking about that fear can delusion but not about yamit where already. it has been mentioned also and jewish and sheriff well tell us all the people and the army are brothers but the thing is that we have to differentiate between the characters military carried men and the whole and the duty to be absent of people who are part of the men of the need to be in algerian family had. i

research fellow at the school of advanced studies in social sciences she joins us now by skype from algis good to have you with us given the statements from the ruling national liberation front from the army did we do believe that would actually cause days may now be numbered. well the time to move him out of the opportunity that she had to return is not going to make any difference. how does feeling that is to make and there is a huge this chance also among the people on the side that that there have been. spreading all over. there but they're also going to even maybe not a little less. oh what the algerian people are now beyond which you can really now it's about half the states getting rid of the regime and it's showing trying to have the not in article for the army to negotiate a chop and so that transition. glad you mentioned that point so what you think the next move by the civilian elites the military really will be if it sounds like they may not want to completely let go of power if there won't be a complete transition to democracy there was another sort of figurehead another if y

libya will be rather gray but dusty at times as well for the west it is not that warm for us like algy is a maximum temperature just a fifteen degrees the temperatures will increase though as we head into friday back up to seventy or about quite nice there at around twenty three for the central belt of africa plenty of showers here at the moment some particularly heavy ones in parts of uganda that are just rumbling their way towards the west and further west now for west africa there's also a handful of showers to be expected a time. in the. a three year investigation into the program we've been hearing is meeting which is going to really. reveal secret see what point messaging out there will be people outraged you know. and connection some don't want to expose psni in legacy media love mass she leaves. me with my al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jazeera. to. talk to their own. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case we listen for you want to be a solution within your that's not exactly my point we meet with global news makers and talk about

the cane them to cooperate with the un led investigation into the murder of a saudi journalist fresh algy at least three people have died and dozens injured after explosions at a large gathering in western kabul dorothy's in afghanistan believed muslims attending a commemoration ceremony were the target. hallway is taking the u.s. government to court the chinese tech giant challenging a federal law banning u.s. government agencies from using its products because of security concerns thailand's constitutional court has dissolved one of the country's main opposition parties tired oxer chart was found guilty of violating election laws for nominating princess. as their candidate for prime minister a catholic cardinal in france has offered to resign after being convicted of failing to report a pedophile priest in his diocese phillipa barbour a prominent church figure and five others stood trial accused of not protecting children from sexual abuse in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's he's been handed a six month suspended jail sentence. at least one person has been killed and twenty

algy . where every. a sinister only guy who secretly controls moldova's parliament on nearly a tycoon misjudged by his enemies is the most hated politician a country i made my key allegations of blackmail hitman and the billion dollar fraud. people in power investigates moldova and the puppet master on al-jazeera. i'm sam is a down and with a look at the headlines here in al-jazeera now state affiliated media have reported the recovery of black boxes from an ethiopian airlines plane that crashed on sunday the boeing seven three seven max craft went down outside at its aberlour near the town of the shelf two it went down just minutes after taking off from the capital on its way to nairobi all one hundred forty nine passengers and eight crew were killed theo period china and indonesia have grounded their entire fleets of the aircraft we have grounded on going the seven three seven dash eight mark's fleet which utopian alliance was operating and which was involved in yesterday's accident as a precaution saf

come to terms with the worst and most shocking attack they've ever experienced victoria gates and be algis they are well the mayor of the city of christ sachets aging people in the area to pull together in the aftermath of the attack. i think it's really important that people remain absolutely calm and feel free to talk to friends and family about the feelings that you have it's natural i could believe that something like this would even haven and the city across change. that this would even. and it looks as something the hip and we need to. get through the situation right now with correspondent kate king just arrived in christchurch and kate tell us about the city that you found. not seen it is very much a somber mood arriving here in christchurch you heard the nearly endows hill talking there about how they should be checking with each other to make sure that everyone is ok to call security here in christchurch and that is very much what people are doing here i get a scene that everyone is still very much in shock people here talking to one another describing what they screw or well thir

the current the truck it's dangerous there's algis you know world problems for moroccan truck drivers indeed their lawyer. just to be committing these crimes they might break your liver or even kill you because of the current. if you. are now. i'm sam as a diamond with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now boeing has grounded its global fleet of seven three seven max aircraft after the u.s. president joined dozens of other countries in banning the planes it follows the crash of an ethiopian airliner which killed one hundred fifty seven people. trial of a vietnamese woman charged with the killing of the north korean leader's half brother it's been adjourned until next month prosecutors in malaysia of pushing ahead with the trial after rejecting calls from the vietnamese government for her release the woman's lawyers say she's barely sleeping and is in no condition to testify on monday charges against an indonesian national were dropped florence louis has more from outside the courthouse the. defense lawyer said he was extremely disappointed he said this was unfair to one just

union is locked in a dispute with kenya airways over contracts and job security as other headlines algis our world is next. as someone was a style of brass band music in egypt dating back more than one hundred fifty years . it uses brass and percussion and started as military music in the nineteenth century but developed into an entire johner that was extremely popular until the one nine hundred sixty s. . it was started by mohammad who played the clarinet in a royal military band at the time of our best and the diva of egypt while it was under outmaneuver in the nineteenth century. has launched his own band in eight hundred sixty and mohammed ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has a band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some of them classics. other musicians imitated the has abolished and the bands played at family and national festivities . those days are over but the has has retained a place in the hearts of egyptians today many of whom still think of it as the people's music. oh m

while the protests were largely peaceful two people were killed and more than two hundred injured algis there is harry force it has more now from the gaza israel fans. this day of wide scale protests is now winding up here on the fence that separates israel from gaza in general the level of violence was lower than what we've seen in recent similar scale protests over the last twelve months the palestinian protesters had been instructed by the organizing committee to refrain from fire from launching in century balloons or kites to stay back from israeli fire not suit burn tires and by and large those instructions were observed there were instances of small groups of protesters running to the fence and throwing objects there was some blasts of the fence which would be in accordance with the kinds of ideas that are being used at the fence in the past and when that happened we did hear rounds of live ammunition being fired by the israelis however there was not as much live fire as we are used to hearing at these sorts of events so it does seem that both sides had been trying to pull back fr

algis the world follows the moroccan truck drivers in danger in their lives. just to make a living if you crash they might break your mirror or even kill you because a parade is known for good from a good government on al-jazeera. hello there we've had some really heavy rain over parts of south america recently some of the worst of it has been over parts of paraguay and argentina you can see the bright white blob of cloud we had that gradually worked its way northward sort of spread out and now many more of us across brazil is seeing some pretty lively downpours as we head through the next few days we're going to see yet more of those showers and again some of them are going to give us some pretty impressive amounts of rain through parts of paraguayan into the northern parts of argentina and into the southern parts of brazil as well to the south of all of that it should be fine unsettled forcing born as ariza not too hot for getting to around twenty three degrees at the moment but at santiago we're a little bit higher up to twenty nine now for the central amer

come to terms with the worst and most shocking attack they've ever experienced victoria gates and be algis their cynthia mina addresses professor of education and social a g. at american university and the author of the extreme gone mainstream she says these attacks are a symptom of a changing political climate. it's definitely not surprising we are seeing a rise i think one of the most depressing things about this is its utter predictability and it's very similar to other kinds of attacks that we've seen it's just escalation we're seeing larger numbers of deaths and and but you know it's not that different from from the pittsburg shooting from the sikh temple shooting from the from the shooting of african-americans in a church we're seeing again and again and these kinds of violence in very peaceful places being in acted. in a climate of rising hate there are many things going on and it's you know it's just like when we saw a rash of school shootings in the u.s. some decades ago there's no there's no actual formula that that can predict this but we know there are on the one hand there's a

president moon it's clear south korea is now being given the job of cleaning up this mess james but he's algis in the north. by still ahead on al-jazeera another blow in the fight to contain the eight ball epidemic in the democratic republic of congo. and the n.b.a.'s most valuable player has no intention of giving up his title details later in school. how yesterday so sudden downpours and flash floods in jordan around the west bank as well you just crossing the the end of the cloud now has dissipated and the next day or so should be fine but i have to say the breeze is picking up in the cloud is picking up there is something brewing in the mediterranean so you will see a bit of rain come the end of saturday just coming onshore in lebanon there's a big gap between that and the next system which is currently developing i will show itself in pakistan afghanistan leaving iran dry saturday and probably sunday by which time the rain will have made its way inland but probably further north than the last lot so it's like to affect the world in syria sudden turkey but look what else is brewing so it's

farai thank you very much well that wraps up the news hour but remember there is always our website algis there adult kong for the latest news and sport many who watch us live that as well you'll get comments and then allah says on there of course al top story of the army chief in algeria making a move to declare president abdelaziz bouteflika on fit to rule this off to weeks of protests which for tens of thousands of people taking to the streets in that country more on that story in just a couple of minutes without is there seen. in the country playing political cottonmouths games with europe and russia the people are trying to find their voice. but under the un free struve of the super cool stick to the tour of europe voicing any opposition is risky. the penalties can be severe. the better roost in emma the weakness documentary. on al-jazeera driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the

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military involvement in yemen the restrictions were imposed after the murder of a saudi journalist tomasz algy has the story. the there had already been enormous international concern over the tens of thousands of civilian deaths caused by saudi led coalition air strikes in yemen since twenty fifteen. and when saudi agents murdered the journalist in istanbul last october germany finally cried halt temporarily freezing existing arms deals and banning any new weapons contracts with the kingdom yet it often zakk of responses and it's often said that it is a dilemma between morals and rail politic i think that's wrong the german government has had political principles since the year two thousand which say that we do not exporting countries in gauged in war zones. germany was not alone in its concerns last september spain counsel the sale of four hundred laser guided bombs to saudi arabia but unlike germany spain reinstated its deal a week later fearing the saudis my counsel a two billion dollar order for spanish built corvettes. germany's embargo has even bigger implications. the typhoon eurofight

in libya will be rather gray but dusty at times as well for the west it's not that warm for us like algy is a maximum temperature just a fifteen degrees the temperatures will increase though as we head into friday back up to seventy about quite nice there at around twenty three for the central belt of africa plenty of showers here at the moment some particularly heavy ones in parts of uganda that are just rumbling their way towards the west and further west now for west africa there's also a handful of showers to be expected time. isn't the problem for your candidate that he may not have a health question mark over him but he does have a corruption question really doesn't look good for the news business to not going to do any we're. going to get one there's a lot of disillusionment with the u.n. across the globe. it's cold fall and break doesn't build confidence it breaks will join me from my guests from around the world and we debate the week's top stories and take issues. and i've got to watch the reminder of the top stories this. ruling f.l.n. policy is back in the army's call for pre

i'm not sure i'd like to see algy engine balance do still want to maintain some kind of settled the argento only it's very close to the us and e.u. with the sheep that's one thing and the other side of the protesters now talking about getting ever more. even more than ever and they've been more higher number of protesters for the next five years so it'll be difficult to repress such a massive movement. and keep some kind of stability or to keep control of the transition had the if it wants to i'm a worker thank you very much indeed for your thoughts thank you thank you. still to come on and is there an offensive in libya as the u.n. by government sends forces to defend the northern city of syria. and back on track a friendship train almost derailed because of recent tensions between india and pakistan is on the move again. hello there we've had some pretty stormy conditions over parts of europe recently for look at the satellite picture we can see the cloud screaming down from the north bringing in some cold air and some rather wet some windy as well so this is what it looks like around the

algis there is a momma to say it has been an egyptian prison for more than to me is it been held without charges a trial or conviction it was attained by egyptian authorities on december twentieth twenty sixteen while on holiday to visit his family egypt has accused him of broadcasting false news to spread chaos allegations he and al jazeera deny china has accused two canadians of spying the announcement comes two days before men one judge is due to appear in a canadian court for an extradition hearing related to charges of fraud and breaching sanctions against iran carol is all no reports now on how the u.s. a strain in diplomatic ties between china and canada michael covert a former diplomat and current asia advisor to a brussels based think tank and michael spade or a businessman based in china two canadians detained in china since december on monday for the first time china said the two men are being held because they are suspected of being spies but the arrest of the two men has been seen possibly as beijing's retaliation for china's arrest of a mangle one jew an executive at chines