nearly a month after ousting its president of three decades army bashir sudan's military council and the opposition coalition attempts to form a transitional government don't seem to be getting easier the opposition presented the ruling council with its vision for the transitional period in early may on tuesday the military council responded. with. the document. doesn't mention the other political forces that are partaking in the transition that would elect a prime minister and sovereign council members as well as other ministers it doesn't even mention the transitional military council which alongside the alliance for freedom and change and other forces we see as important in the election process for these important posts. the opposition coalition is made up of political parties civil society groups and the sudanese professionals association they have been leading protests in sudan since december. the demonstrations were initially over price hikes that then turned into anti-government protests leading to a sit in in front of the army headquarters in early april the coalition says th

has more from the capital hard to nearly a month after ousting its president of three decades army bashir sudan's military council and the opposition coalition attempts to form a transitional government don't seem to be getting easier the opposition presented the ruling council with its vision for the transitional period in early may on tuesday the military council responded oh one of. the document doesn't mention the other political forces that are politicking in the transition that would elect a prime minister and sovereign council members as well as other ministers it doesn't even mention the transitional military council which alongside the alliance for freedom and change and other forces we see as important in the election process for these important posts the opposition coalition is made up of political parties civil society groups and the sudanese professionals association they have been leading protests in sudan since december i am the demonstrations were initially over price hikes but then turned into anti-government protests leading to a sit in in front of the army headquarters in early

nearly a month after ousting its president of three decades army bashir sudan's military council and the opposition coalition's attempts to form a transitional government don't seem to be getting easier the opposition presented the ruling council with its vision for the transitional period in early may on tuesday the military council responded. and with. the document doesn't mention the other political forces that are partaking in the transition that would elect a prime minister and sovereign council members as well as other ministers it doesn't even mention the transitional military council which alongside the alliance for freedom and change and other forces we see as important in the election process for these important posts. the opposition coalition is made up of political parties civil society groups and the sudanese professionals association they have been leading protests in sudan since december. the demonstrations were initially over price hikes that then turned into anti-government protests leading to a sit in in front of the army headquarters in early april the coalition sa

demanding that demonstrators remove roadblocks in the capital khartoum the army has ruled sudan since president omar al bashir was the posed last month the white house has announced an international peace to prosperity conference to encourage investment in palestine it says the move is part of a peace plan for israelis and palestinians the conference will take place in bahrain next month palestinian officials have opposed the plan saying it will heavily favor israel the world's biggest democratic election has finally come to an end in india more than 600000000 people have voted for a new parliament in a mattress an election spread across 6 weeks and 543 constituencies exit polls suggest prime minister they're on their mo these hindu nationalist b j p will win another term more on all those stories on the al-jazeera news hour that's in half an hour rewind continues next. it's 2002. and her parents have now moved into a bigger company a pop. song so how do you. feel. like. i'm going to ask what. k.k. is now 10. was a good thing. she's proud of the new apartment. so this is. about the fact. there's more space he

sudan's military chief is in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president omar al bashir abdul fattah han held talks with the egyptian president abdul fattah el-sisi the meetings been closely watched by protest groups in sudan who reject any interference by egypt right there is the latest headlines the politics of population control is next. this is a film about women who had to abort their daughters. about men who can no longer find a wife. about girls who were kidnapped for that reason. and about desperate parents. and that has settled on the kid that. i eat only. was. one she is a province in southern china panshin don't envy my shan or parents who are searching for their daughter 3 year old pan shooting disappeared a month ago without trace. at 1st nobody believed that something terrible could have occurred in this peaceful village where everyone knows each other with the search for her has remained fruitless. wow me you see so you can see out your whole fine until you can find items out into the family all but. he does. all that remains for the parents are their memo

sudan's military chief is in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president omar al bashir. held talks with egyptian president sisi the meeting has been closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians.

taken part in another mass rally in sudan's capital khartoum they are pressing the military to hand control to a civilian government the army ousted president omar al bashir in mid april and took over the country's interim leadership but protesters fear that the generals intend to hold on to power. well the presidents of france and italy have begun formal commemorations to mark five hundred years since the death of the response genius leonardo da vinci the heads of state laid wreaths at the french chateau where the spent his final years and they played up the ball between their two nations. the mona lisa now on display in the louvre in paris helped establish his reputation as one of the greatest painters of all time but they are not a division she applied his immense capabilities to a staggering range of endeavors in arts and sciences division she embodied the ideals of europe's renaissance the rebirth of learning and knowledge that marks europe's transition from the middle ages into modernity. and in the us is that you know he didn't she was unquestionably born in italy he's from florence but beyond that he led a career at the service of several powerful

sudan's military chief as a neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president i'll bashir. held talks with the gyptian president arafat's l.c.c. the meeting has been closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians. politicians from india's governing alliance led by the hindu nationalist b j p have reluctant to render modi as their leader and rubber stamps his 2nd 5 year term as prime minister after a landslide election victory he has promised to promote inclusion critics accused his party of divisive policies that put him juice 1st and indian opposition leader raul gandhi offered to resign as president of the congress party after it was transferred in a 2nd straight election but party officials say the gesture was rejected gandhi lost his seat and it was a pradesh which has been held by his family for decades the gandhi dynasty includes 3 former prime ministers. and india's government has been linking people's personal re

calling for a mass rally they say the army is not serious about handing over power to civilians three weeks after it ousted the longtime president omar al bashir sudan's military rulers are warning protesters against any further unrest but it's known and heard of all reports from many sudanese the hope for revolution is deeply personal impacting relationships between family members. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of do not see his mothers who kind of can enjoy coffee together again with ease but to get here dictated to have to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of the town he did so against his mother's will show i was down to go behind the sudanese people are passionate especially the young people respect ruled by this president for thirty years for thirty years we were humiliated the generations before us didn't do anything we realized we had to change something. for shock but i get that he is in the struggle to achieve this change dozens of people have been killed on the back to hi

march outside sudan's army headquarters the demonstrators are demanding that the ruling military hand over power to civilians that following last month's overthrow of president omar al bashir they gather a meeting points across the capital khartoum and then march towards the main sit inside outside the military headquarters. a group of women in khartoum who told him how the protests have affected them and their families. the women who live in the district of khartoum in sudan are overjoyed the regime has finally been overthrown their sons helped accomplish this even though they risked being beaten up each time they went to demonstrations lignite is the mother of three sons who took part is among our allies swear to god they tortured and beat our children model on how you. live now invites us into her house one of her sons greets us the others are striking in front of the army's headquarters they want the old regime to disappear security forces were regularly sent to randomly search houses in their districts without any regard to their privacy. now as they came in here and looked under the beds i said no one's hiding under there then they went into the kitchen in the bathro

it's to sudan where protesters are calling for a mass rally they say the army is not serious about handing over power to civilians three weeks after the ousted long time president omar al bashir says military rulers are warning protesters against any further on rest but as the w.'s known occurred the ball reports and abraham as well for many sudanese the hope for revolution is deeply personal. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of abdul nasser and his mother who kind can enjoy a coffee together again with ease but to get here dictator had to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will shout at the sudanese people are passionate especially the young people respect ruled by this president for thirty years for thirty years we were humiliated the generations before us didn't do anything we realized we had to change something money for shuffle but i got that he in the struggle to achieve this change dozens of people have been killed on the begged him to stay at home was own safet

in sudan the struggle for democracy continues in april president omar al bashir was overthrown after months of protests demonstrations continued against the military that deposed him now those army rulers have announced an agreement with opposition groups for a 3 year transition to a civilian government but those who have been standing up for change in sudan have paid a high price. for as long as you can remember i met hamdan has been on the front lines of sudan struggle for democracy 1st protesting against the government in 2013 now spending months on the streets a spart of the latest uprising against former president ahmed and bashir. has paid a high price one night in january on his way home from a demonstration he was followed by security forces. you know some people came from behind me and started beating me with an electric but. i was hit directly in my. eye told the officer that i'd had eye surgery that i'd lost my cornea he said we could. never mind iraq. hamdan might never see with his right eye again and the harassment continued when he was taken to a detention center by the security forces there an officer recognized him as a prominent activist has. forcibly stripped

sudan's military chief is in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president omar al bashir. held talks with the egyptian president on the see the meeting is being closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians congolese opposition leader morey's cut to be has told a promise to unite the opposition he recently returned to the democratic republic of congo after almost 3 years in exile got to me as a wealthy businessman and former governor of the southeast katanga province he was once a former president joseph kabila but the pair fell out and khatami was charged with property fraud and barred from running in december as election the vote was won by felix just a caddy though the result has been disputed since just ahead he has been in office his pardon 700 prisoners including political opponents all former president kabila ways got to be was one of those key it now algiers catherine soy sat down with the tone be in mumbai she

protest what they say is the army's reluctance to hand over power to civilians it comes three weeks after the military alstad all the credit president omar al bashir sudan's military rulers are warning protesters against any further unrest he that we use melanie cure of the ball in i.e. brahim have this report on how the hopes for revolution are affecting family tie. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of abdul nasser and his mother who kind can enjoy coffee together again with ease but to get here dictate to have to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of. he did so against his mother's will show i was to donegal had the sudanese people are passionate especially the young people respect ruled by this president for thirty years for thirty years we were humiliated the generations before us didn't do anything we realized we had to change something. for. a good that he had in the struggle to achieve this change dozens of people have been killed. the victim to stay at home own safety. of course. i w

sudan's military chief has arrived in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president tomorrow bashir the visit comes after another top general of the transitional military council met a saudi crown prince in jeddah on thursday meanwhile protest leaders in sudan of call for a general strike on tuesday and wednesday. and a u.n. maritime tribunal has ruled russia must release ukrainian sailors and ships it sees last year during a standoff in the waters off the crimean peninsula the tribunal called on russia to facilitate their release immediately. the u.s. president has told japanese business leaders he wants to address a trade imbalance between the 2 countries donald trump is in japan on a 4 day state visit and will be the 1st foreign media to meet the company country's new emperor natto he to. the headlines coming up next the listening post. the world is watching this has been one of the most dramatic and we're learning it's also our what like you increased. risk right tack on that year's radical teligent rights america's choice. hello i'm richard good sport and you're at the listenin

and sudan's army and the opposition agree to a 3 year transition period to democracy a civilian government has been one of the protesters key demands after the ousting of former president omar al bashir last month. off it's good to have you with us tonight pro-choice groups in the united states are protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approved the country's toughest abortion law the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including rape and incest the only exception will be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will now go to the state's governor to be signed into law all. i. and motions were running high both outside the alabama legislature with pro abortion activists rallying against the bill and inside the state senate where lawmakers in gauged in fierce debate. why you all want to control our bodies our will never ever know. and i know that many of you have daughters mr wagner conservative legislators say this is about more than the law in alabama they want to see abortion banned and why and so the focus of this bill certainly is on the child will make its way hopefully up to the supreme court

first it is to sudan where protesters are calling for a mass rally they say the army is not serious about handing over power to civilians three weeks after ousted longtime president omar al bashir so then snow what terry rulers are warning protesters against any further on rest he'd have used now and heard the ball on i have this report now on how the hoped for revolution has been affecting family ties. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of do not see his mothers who kind they can enjoy coffee together again with ease but to get here dictate to have to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will shout to go to the heart of the sudanese people are passionate especially the young people respect ruled by this president for thirty years for thirty years we were humiliated the generations before us didn't do anything we realized we had to change something. for. you know but i get that here in the struggle to achieve this change dozens of people have been killed and the begged him t

chad's border with nigeria and there sudan's military chief is in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president omar al bashir. held talks with egyptian president sisi the meeting has been closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians. politicians from india's governing alliance led by the hindu nationalist b j p have reelected modi as their leader and rubber stamps his 2nd 5 year term as prime minister after a landslide election victory he has promised to promote inclusion after critics accused his party of divisive policies that put hindus 1st and indian opposition leader raul gandhi offered to resign as president of the congress party after it was transferred in a 2nd straight election but party officials say the gesture was rejected gandhi lost his season it was a pradesh which has been held by his family for decades the gandhi dynasty includes 3 former prime ministers. off still ahead on al-jazeera congolese politician ways could be val's to unite the

tripoli well sudan's military chief has arrived in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew the former president and model bashir abdel fatah han held talks with the egyptian president the meeting has been closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt the egyptian government says the 2 agreed on the priority of supporting the free will of the sudanese people meanwhile clashes have broken out between saudi backed forces and hoofy fighters near the yemeni city of thais there are reports of loud explosions and clouds of smoke in the area local sources say a soldier was killed in the fighting. a un maritime tribunals has ruled russia must release ukrainian sailors and ships at sea as last year during a standoff in waters off the crimean peninsula the hamburg base tribunals called on russia to facilitate their release immediately urging both sides not to aggravate the disputes but russia did not attend the hearing dominick cain has more. several of her country's sailors and ships have been held by russia since last november so on saturday ukraine's deputy foreign minister led her delegation h

sudan, the struggle for democracy has been marred by violence. the ruling military council is refusing to hand over power. last month, the army overthrew president omar al-bashir after protests. those same army generals have broken off negotiations with groups about a transition to civilian rule. the protests continue. we have this report from the capital, khartoum. >> for as long as he can remember, this man has been on the front lines of the struggle for democracy. he protested against the government in 2013, now spending months on the streets as part of the latest uprising against former president. he has paid a high price. one night in january, on his way home from a demonstration, was followed by security forces. >> some peoplele came from b bed me andnd started beating me with an electric baton. they did not say anything. i was hit didirectly in my eye. i told the officer that i have had eye surgery and i have lost my cornea. he said, we could kill you. nevermind your eye. >> he might never see with his right eye again. harassment continued when he was taken to a detention center by the security forces. there, an officer recognized him as a prominent act

in sudan — the army and protest leaders are trying to finalise the terms for a three—year transition to civilian rule. sudan has been ruled by a military council since president omar al—bashirve council. but there's no agreement yet on the top tier of power which will rule the country for the next three years. both sides want a majority on that. here's what they had to say. there are three power structures, and executive council which will be shaped in agreement with the military council and the declaration of freedom and change forces. minister council, which is noted in in a legislative council, 67% of which will be from the declaration of freedom and change prices, the other 33% will be appointed after talks executive council. we vow to the people that the agreement will be completed fully within 24 hours in a way that meets the people's aspirations. the talks are continuing — but until an agreement is reached, thousands of protesters say they'll remain camped outside the military complex in the centre of the capital, khartoum. we are optimistic that the agreement between alliances for freedom and change and the military counsel. as a representative victory for the sudan

it's a night in sudan the struggle for democracy has been marred by violence the ruling military council is refusing to hand over power last month the army overthrew president omar al bashir after massive protests all those same army generals have now broken off because usually it's with groups about a transition to civilian rule but the protests continue we have this report tonight from the capital car too. for as long as he can remember i met him down has been on the frontlines of sudan struggle for democracy 1st protesting against the government and 2013 now spending months on the streets as part of the latest uprising against former president mahmoud abbas here but have done has paid a high price one night in january on his way home from a demonstration he was followed by security forces. you know some people came from behind me and started beating me with an electric but. they did not say anything. i was hit directly in my eye. i told the officer that i had had i surgery and that i had lost my cornea he said we could kill you never mind your i. have done might never see with his right eye again and the harassment continued when he was taken to a detention center by t

army overthrew former president omar bashir the visit comes after another top general of the transitional military council met the saudi crown prince in jeddah on thursday meanwhile protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike on tuesday and wednesday they reject any interference from egypt saying they don't want another sisi in their country. in yemen 7 children are among at least 12 people killed in an airstrike by the saudi u.a.e. coalition in the southwest according to who the rebels and witnesses who say a fuel station was bombed in the district of tice province there's been no comment from the military coalition which intervened in yemen's war in 2015 and there's been more fighting near ties city between who fees and saudi backed forces have been explosions and clouds of smoke seen rising from the area elsewhere in yemen funerals have been held for those killed in an air strike in the capital sanaa last week. the details. the family friends and neighbors performing last islamic prayers for those killed in last week's coalition air strike in sanaa the coffins lined up one by 14 of the victims were children from one family 3 brothers and a sister the family's only surviv

growing food sudan's army rulers have resume talks with protest leaders to finalize a new governing body would replace the generals were to power after alstom long time president omar al bashir the military suspended the previous round of negotiations a few days ago demanding that demonstrators remove road blocks from the capital khartoum the 2 sides have been unable to agree so far on the makeup of the governing body protesters one civilians to be in charge of it let's take a look at how we reached this point the army removed almost all the shade on april 12th after a popular uprising which began as protests over high living costs a transitional council were set up a protest leaders weren't satisfied while the message had continued outside the army headquarters protest leaders held talks with the council eventually reaching some agreements but last week 6 people were killed when violence broke out near the protests to certain demonstrators accuse the army of resorting to brutal tactics used under the shade of straw the home of the dollar has more from cattle. the generals in the transitional military council have been meeting with representatives of the opposition movement

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sudan's 30 year president on monday bashir announced progress in talks to form a transitional government the coalition said the attacks were an attempt to disperse protesters at the sit in at the army headquarters less than 500 meters away it's now in its 6th week with protesters saying they're there to put pressure on the military council to hand power to civilian rule the opposition coalition which has been leading the calls for the protests and the certain has urged protesters to remove the new barricades set up on main roads. no one will scare us with bullets will stay and face the bullets but it will be organized and united and it will have certain points a barricade can be guarded by a 1000 people but we shouldn't have thousands of barricades we can't defend our plans didn't include many of the main roads will now open those roads and return to the roads laid out in our maps. and the protesters list and they move the barricades back to the curb mr stepped up when the sit in started on april 6th some analysts think some factions of the military stand to. if a deal is reached between the council and the opposition there were allegations that the security forces which. the vice

workers in sudan cools chalcis tuesday when they began a two day general strike the leaders of the protest movement remain at loggerheads with army generals. who asked to president omar al bashir last month? of whether a civilian or soldiers should had in you governing body. from bank is to civil servants transport starve to municipal employees set on is on strike for two days. a little milione the hour strike is so we can express our demand switches for sudanese revolution to hand over power from the ruling military to a civilian government. saddam's generals are state our moral bush's six weeks ago after thirty years in power as protesters in the street for months demanded change. once per shahare went the umbrea protest movements and generals began sketching out a framework for saddam's future. without both sides and now at loggerheads over plans for the ministry to take a backseat too civililian authorities. from the sovereign council which currentlyy runs the country i believe that it may not. we do not have any weapons except for civilian weapons. and we will follow the steps of civil disobedience. and open strike and so our demands of the mets. and moves. to devils init

civilian and army leaders in any transitional government the military is on the major public pressure to give up control of sudan west a month after it ousted former president omar bashir who'd been in charge for nearly thirty years. in our estimate of the document your presents a general will. towards finding a peaceful except for the country that will lead to democracy and stability and freedom and justice to watch as journalists jailed in me and maher have been released after a presidential pardon well known and spent sixteen months in prison for reporting on the military crackdown and atrocities committed against rangar and they returned home to emotional family reunions with one of the meeting his daughter for the first time. as the headlines coming up i look into palestinian city life before nine hundred forty eight the loss of a culture out of their world is an excuse to us if you can't fight so much watching . how liston in cities in the nineteenth twenty's and thirty's were much like egyptian lebanese and other middle eastern cities at the time. agriculture and trade thrived. urban life prosperity but all that changed in one thousand nine hundred forty eight.

sudan friday protests have again been held in cities to further the campaign for civilian rule protests leaders complain army generals are not serious about handing over power after their overthrow of president obama bashir. lost power for cyclon in twenty years has pommelled india's east coast path to category three cycle and forney has killed at least three people flattened buildings and forced hundreds of thousands to leave their homes. some people in mozambique are dealing with the aftermath of cyclon kenneth the second major storm to hit southeast africa in six weeks and it has killed at least forty people now disease outbreaks and more lives. is in a macall mia. cyc lone candidate was so powerful that in some places entire communities were destroyed rooftops were blown all of rules from houses were toppled to the ground is live thousands of people homeless some people are sleeping in schools teens and community holes until they can rebuild their homes others say they really have nowhere else to go right now to this have these makeshift shelters for anything they could find something to keep them going and they can rebuild their homes aid workers say the biggest challenge they face the moment is try

army blamed the deaths on what it calls "unidentified elements". sudan has been ruled by a transitional military council, since president omar al—bashir was toppled lastave turned their guns on protesters. this road is a major route through the city. demonstrators moved here amid frustration, as talks for a new civilian led administration appeared deadlocked. but they were met with more than just warning shots. military units burst through the barricades and opened fire. this man didn‘t know which part of the military they were from. "people died here," he said. "because we were trying to protect our revolution." the nearby hospital was overwhelmed by the injured. multiple bullet injuries to the head, chest and abdomen. youssef was shot three times in his legs. one bullet struck his mobile phone. he blamed the rapid support for us, the mobile military units that have been the main presence on the streets under the direct command of the second most senior general. the injured kept coming, most of them with gunshot wounds. "there were many people," this man said. "all of them unarmed civilians, who were shouting, ‘peace, peace, peace, strength in the ba

to far in front of the army headquarters in sudan for the month of ramadan they say they will continue their sit in until the military council which ousted president obama bashir to hand over power here morgan reports from the capital hard to. for nearly a month this is where sudanese volunteers have cooked food for thousands of protesters in front of the army headquarters and they say they'll keep the flames of their revolution alive by making more meals for the demonstrators during the holy month of ramadan. it's a beautiful feeling to serve the people here people now already working together to provide the food to provide the tents to prepare meals for the people here it's like cooking for the whole country will cater to the needs of the protesters during the holy month until we are blessed with a civilian transitional government over the past month tens of thousands have camped in front of the army headquarters of the gathered here early april after months of anti-government protests on the streets demanding the country's thirty year rule ahmed and the shares have downed the military ousted bashir on the eleventh of april and a ten member military council

process leaders in sudan have resumed their transition talks with the military they are insisting a civilian heads the new governing body the army has ruled since president tomorrow bashir was the post last month. russia says syrian government forces of implemented a unilateral cease fire in northwest province though opposition activists say shelling and their strikes have continued the syrian government stepped up its attacks on the last remaining rebel territory last month the spread a cease fire brokered by russia and turkey since then air and there tillery strikes and in fish infantry assaults have driven the rebels out of several villages. the u.s. navy says it's conducted exercises in the gulf to highlight how effectively it can respond to potential threats this says regional rivals iran and saudi arabia say that they don't want to war the leader of iran's revolutionary guards a said his country is not pursuing a conflict and the saudi foreign ministry says the kingdom doesn't want to escalate tensions but will respond if iran chooses to engage in war king solomon the staunch ally of the us has called for 2 emergency summits involving gulf and arab leaders later t

sudan's 30 year president on monday bashir announced progress in talks to form a transitional government the coalition said the attacks were an attempt to disperse protesters at the sit in at the army headquarters less than 500 meters away it's now in its 6th week with protesters saying they're there to put pressure on the military council to hand power to civilian rule the opposition coalition which has been leading the calls for the protests and the certain has urged protesters to remove the new barricades set up on main roads. no one will scare us with bullets will stay and face the bullets but it will be organized and united and it will have certain points a barricade can be guarded by a 1000 people but we shouldn't have thousands of barricades we can't defend our plans didn't include many of the main roads will now open those roads and return to the roads laid out in our maps. and the protesters listened they moved the barricades back to the current meter set up when the sit in started on april thinks some analysts think some factions of the military stand to lose if a deal is reached between the council and the opposition there were allegations that the security forces which.

ousted sudan's 30 year president already bashir announced progress in talks to form a transitional government the coalition said the attacks were an attempt to disperse protesters at the sit in at the army headquarters less than 500 meters away it's now in its 6th week with protesters saying they're there to put pressure on the military council to hand power to civilian rule the opposition coalition which has been leading the calls for the protests and the sit in has urged protesters to remove the new barricades set up on main roads not exactly how we're going to look no one will scare us with bullets will stay and face the bullets but it will be organized and united and it will have certain points. a barricade can be guarded by a 1000 people but we shouldn't have thousands of barricades we can't defend our plans didn't include many of the main roads will now open those roads and return to the roads laid out in our maps. and the protesters list and they move the barricades back to the curb meters set up when the sit in started on april thinks some analysts think some factions of the military stand to lose if it deal is reached between the council and the opposition there were allegation

in sudan opposition groups and the military disagree over leadership after president omar al bashir was ousted the army has called for protesters to stop disrupting trains and roads a transitional ruling council says a general would head a new joint civilian military council protesters are demanding a civilian leadership to pave the way for democratic elections. a shooting at a u.s. university has left at least two dead and four wounded two of them severely it happened at the university of north carolina in charlotte. local media report that a suspect believed to be a student there has been taken into custody. well for the first time in more than two hundred years the japanese emperor today abdicated emperor akihito japan's first pacifist monarch offered his gratitude to the people and nation he represented from what is known as the chrysanthemum throne tonight remembering the reign of akihito the japanese emperor who respected royal tradition and defied it at the same time i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. today i am concluding might you tease as the emperor. that we now know renuart deepest r

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