please stop journalists from entering the assembly and the u.s. is lifting sanctions on venezuela's former chief of intelligence after he broke ranks with president obama u.s. vice president my pens made that announcement at the annual washington conference on the americas it is time for the supreme court in venezuela to return to its founding purpose if the supreme court of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law. the united states of america will hold all twenty five of its magistrates accountable for their actions so i came today to be very clear united states of america will continue to exert all diplomatic and economic pressure to bring about a peaceful transition of democracy in venezuela but to those who continue to oppress the good people of venezuela know this all options are on the table more on all of this with. very early in the morning the supreme court here in venezuela announced that they were initiating a criminal actions against opposition lawmakers. from the national assembly here in vene

and police in venezuela have locked down the national assembly in the capital caracas after reports of a suspicious package it happened just minutes before the opposition leader who was set to lead a session venezuela's supreme court has also called for 4 more opposition m.p.'s to be stripped of immunity so that they can be tried for treason. those are the top stories i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour stay with us coming up next it's the screen thanks for watching by. hi i'm femi ok and this is the stream today to the united kingdom still chuckle silence we discussed britain's occupation of the indian ocean territory so if you want to join the conversation tweet us and i will do my best to include you in the . british prime minister tourism a is defined a united nations ruling that britain illegally obtained a child course islands and should return the archipelago to malicious this is our duty as the dean barber explain why we're telling the islands is not that easy. in 165 britons split the remote islands from your issues 3 years before whorish is going to depend.

on to say he addressed the opposition controlled national assembly six days after failing to persuade the military to change signs sent turn on president nicolas maduro and the u.s. is lifting sanctions on venezuela's former chief of intelligence after he broke ranks with president material u.s. vice president mike pence made the announcements and the washington conference on the americas it is time for the supreme court in venezuela to return to its founding purpose. if the supreme court of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law the united states of america will hold all twenty five of its magistrates accountable for their actions. so i came today to be very clear united states of america will continue to exert all diplomatic and economic pressure to bring about a peaceful transition of democracy in venezuela but to those who continue to oppress the good people of venezuela know this all options are on the table and also he's a boy who has more now from caracas. very early in the morning the supreme court here in venezuela announced that the

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day if i may say so have become the potential return of the russian members of the parliamentary assembly of europe to well fulfill their duties. we very much appreciate that are consistent line on the restoration of justice was supported by both the secretary general of the council of europe toward me on the ag land and the responsible delegations of the member states as a result there was a decision made which clearly confirmed that as the statute states each member state of the council of europe has equal rights and equal responsibilities just a quick reminder as to why this is important not just for russia but for all of europe the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe is a body that has a say on a number of cornerstone decisions when it comes to european security and stability for instance the members of the parliamentary assembly elect the judges of the european human rights court so it is quite a significant organization back in 2014 and by another decision in 2015 russian parliamentary seats were stripped of their rights to vote on such key issues it was over the situati

majority which would also include an executive council headed by a prime minister the legislative assembly or parliament would be made of between one hundred twenty one hundred sixty members and they want forty percent of those to be women so that is what the opposition wants finally story an independent jury i should say so that's what they want mediation to missteps in there between the two sides after that document was presented in this is what it's proposing a two year transitional period a transitional council with a civilian majority but headed by the military a defense council made up of a military majority and with some civilian representation and finally it in visit is an executive council and legislative assembly or parliament so some stark differences there i'm going to talk in our last minute about that and more is a protester and member of the comeback of smear and which is the movement against violence towards women in sudan joining us on skype from khartoum and we thank you for your time what i just read out there these differing views of the future of sudan doesn't it just

the national assembly it's important to recognize it. was never elected president never ran for president he was on a rotating basis the temporary president of the national assembly a body that was that the time defunct because it was in violation of the supreme court as well but that's another matter when the u.s. recognized new elections it's very doubtful because the u.s. government is not interested in democratic change or in democracy in venezuela what they are interested in is regime change they're interested in having their own u.s. appointed completely compliant government in venezuela and in overthrowing the whole popular process a ball of yarn move as it's called that has made enormous change in venezuela and they are interested in laying hold out and stealing the entire resources of their own as well as say have done by by literally seizing venezuelans accounts around the world imposing sanctions grabbing ahold of the citgo oil and gas corporation and its thousands of gas stations terminals. refineries in the us that's what th

commanders where the president calls for early elections in the opposition lead the national assembly. and the formula one elections has died at the age of $73.00. iran's president hassan rouhani has come out saying he favors diplomacy but the current situation isn't suitable for talks with the u.s. on monday iran announced its quadrupled the rates of production of low enriched uranium this comes a week after it said it was ending some of its commitments under the 2050 nuclear deal particle hain reports. leaving the white house president donald trump says he's willing to talk to iran's leaders when they are ready while seemingly downplaying a potential threat iran would be making a very big mistake if they did anything if they do something it will be met with great force but we have no indication that they will. but his administration just weeks earlier had said it had intelligence that he ran could attack u.s. forces or its allies sending in an aircraft carrier to the gulf earlier than planned along with bombers and missiles even evacuating some of its diplomats. attic personnel from

but the assembly has been suspended since january twenty seventh seen like the trigger was a scandal over a green energy project when foster refused to step down the late martin mcguinness then deputy first minister quit his post and power sharing ended now his shin fein party the largest nationalist party says a return to devolved government is long overdue we are here to to do the business obviously the current stalemate is now six sceptical and it's not sustainable. there are outstanding issues that need to be resolved we believe they can be resolved but other issues of course in the way of a breakthrough she failed was a law to protect the irish language and marriage equality for the o.g.t.t. community something the assembly actually voted for in twenty fifteen for the d u p those are red lines they're not prepared to cross and they like she feigned can veto legislation on such sensitive issues still some observers see signs shifting public opinion could lead to compromise in the current talks clearly people are frustrated at the lack of action in relation to the politicians and

security clampdown on venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly and accusations of crimes against humanity against. the 2nd night of nationwide curfew comes into force it's really like chris please try to predict this tension. in sudan's protests need is it demanding an independent investigation into monday night's violence that killed at least 6 people demonstrators are reinforcing barricades on the roads of khartoum despite a warning from the military not to do so and the council is denying security forces used life and blaming what they call infiltrates is for the test let's go live to hit morgan in a bit take us through what's been happening. well at the moment make the square and front of the army headquarters where the sit in has been going on is very tense they're saying that because they've set up new roadblocks and new barricades to make sure that the army does not try to infiltrate or try to remove their barricades they worry that there will be further attacks but they are saying that they are also prepared just a few hours ago they held a funeral for one of the people w

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on tuesday the address the opposition controlled national assembly six days after failing to persuade the military to change sides and turn on president nicolas maduro military police stopped journalists from entering the assembly those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news coming up for you right after inside story that's next stay with us. humans opposing nature risk a major report warns one million species face the threat of extinction from deforestation to overfishing and development the consequences will be diet but can this trend be reversed or at least this isn't a story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong on life on earth is in decline with more species threatened with extinction than at any other time in history and we blame that's part of the findings of a un agency responsible for assessing the state of our planet almost five hundred experts work together over three years destruction of natural habitats the felling of trees climate change pollution and plunder of the land and sea are all singled out as major drivers of the decline around a mill

and rod assembled and outstanding staff in the deputy's office. as we all know, the deputy's job is perhaps the most challenging management position in the government today. rod has excelled in that role , and he would be the first to tell you that a large part of his success has been the team of consummate professionals he recruited and forged into an effective and efficient staff in the office of the deputy attorney general. rod's legacy of leadership is also reflected in the record of accomplishment under his stewardship. under rod, the department has achieved record levels of productivity, it has advanced critical priorities, reducing violent crime, vigorously enforcing the nation's immigration laws and fighting hard against the scourge of illegal drugs, especially the opioid epidemic. he has faced criticism from all corners but has proven remarkably unflappable. and this in turn has shown that the department is unflappable in the face of public and political pressure. rod, you can leave here proud knowing that the department is better for you

on wednesday evening the vice president of the national assembly every out of some but i know started sending messages out that he was going to be detained by intelligence services he was outside the headquarters of his political party he was inside a car and because he did not want to leave it the car intelligence services brought a tow truck in order to take the whole toll truck towards detention center here in caracas the other thing we know is that another member of the national assembly. has ended up in the talian residency asking again for refuge because again she believed that she was going to be detained by intelligence forces what we're seeing right now is in a way what happened on tuesday is that the supreme court initiated criminal actions against six lawmakers accusing them of treason and rebellion and of participating on the uprising that happened here in venezuela about a week ago when conway that appeared in a military base not far away from where we are surrounded by members of the military what the day after the constituent assembly which is a government controlled le

from the national assembly here in venezuela they said that they were accused of treason and rebellion of being part of what the government here says was a cool to remove a little out of office later on we saw the constituent assembly which is a legislative body created by the government to in a way replace the national assembly because it's considered to be in contempt of by the administration to vault to strip from immunity those same lawmakers this is not the first time that something like this happened it happens with opposition leader one way the last month and it doesn't mean that they are going to be detained of any type soon but it shows in a way that the government is very very serious about what happened here in venezuela one week ago and it does not want to go and noted what one way though is saying is that they will continue to challenge the administration here that the government is becoming more repressive because they cannot solve the problems that venezuelans are facing every day from shortages of food of medicines among other things one way though has already acknowled

marks one year since his free election and proposes early polls for the opposition led national assembly. and mourning formula one champion maciel out of one of the most significant figures in motor sport has ties. president hassan rouhani says he favors diplomacy with the u.s. but the current situation isn't suitable for talks he says iran's only choice is resistance tensions have been on the rise in recent days after the u.s. said it was strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran and washington lawmakers are demanding now exactly what those threats are reports from their. leaving the white house president donald trump says he's willing to talk to rand's leaders when they are ready while seemingly downplaying a potential threat iran would be making a very big mistake if they did it even if they do something it will be met with great force but we have no indication that they will. but his administration just weeks earlier had said it had intelligence that he ran could attack u.s. forces or its allies sending in an aircraft carrier to the gu

who has already said that that assembly that is right now in a way replacing the national assembly in this country that's controlled by the opposition the government is saying that bad national assembly congress here is in contempt and that's why they have created another body while that body is going to be voting to get it to strip off immunity the lawmakers involved in the op rising earlier this week among those lawmakers is obviously one why the opposition one why though and many say that to the government could try to arrest him later later this week and that's been a threat to own risk for a long time his position is quite difficult right now what are your positions. lannes going forward. well that's correct it's an extremely difficult situation the one he is in right now i mean he has been threatened in the past or briefly arrested in the past let's not forget what has happened to opposition members in this country they have either been arrested detained some have been killed and others have been forced to leave the country so it is an extremely sensitive situation what we've se

all the regime knows how to persecute the national assembly but we want to render it won't fall to its knees and give up the struggle for freedom that we have begun. with with that he left joining 13 other opposition deputies who by their gone into hiding asked for political asylum in embassies or been imprisoned since losing their immunity just in the last week but . for opponents of president nicolas maduro the day had begun badly they discovered they'd been locked out of the now powerless legislature the only institution they control the national assembly building is directly behind me but since early this morning police and national guardsmen haven't allowed anybody to go inside one officer told me that it's because the bomb squad is inside but according to opposition deputies who were due to be meeting there today this is just a ploy another attempt they say by the government to intimidate them. the deputies gathered in an adjacent building as a handful of government supporters shouted insults and we're here to raise our voice against those traitors. president macdougall has targe

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as we gather here today, president quite so is meeting with the national assembly, some of whom have come under harassment by the national guard and intelligence services. me take this opportunity to be very clear. the safety and security of president juan guaido and his family are a priority for the united states of america. [applause] the united states has stood strong for freedom in venezuela. the president said we can be a lot tougher. regime inmaduro particular, the supreme court of venezuela has undermined its constitutional mandate. the supreme court was established to protect the rule of law. sadly, of late, it has become a political tool for a regime that usurps democracy, indicts political prisoners, and promotes authoritarianism. it is time for the supreme court in venezuela to return to its founding purpose. if the supreme court of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law, the united states of america will hold all 25 of its magistrates accountable for their actions. i came today to be very clear. the united states of america will

this building, the senedd, the home of the assembly, didn't exist.imited lawmaking powers. what's more, the institution could only spend money, it could not raise it through taxes. that and much else besides has changed. last month it acquired the ability to raise or lower income taxes. now there are plans to change its name to the senedd or parliament, meant as a sign of the assembly's growing maturity as a legislature. but in other ways things have stayed the same. despite the growing workload there are still 60 assembly members. is that enough? it's a topic of ongoing debate. and labour has retained its grip on power. there have been four labour first ministers who have led the institution since the beginning. turnout at elections has been low. never higher than a6%. and some surveys suggest that a lot of people still don't realise it is this place, not westminster, that is responsible for the public services they rely on. daniel davies. the scottish referendum result in favour of devolution — and a more powerful parliament was far more emphatic.

senior south korean defense officials have been briefing lawmakers in the national assembly on thursday's weapons test and it coincides with the release by north korean state run media of images of what it calls a strike drill are various weapons being used by a number of different units overseen by leader kim jong un now south korea's military says that in addition to what's assumed to be the two short range missiles being fired in one direction and also being fired but this time in a westward direction towards the sea on that side of the korean peninsula were a number of multiple rocket launchers and also self-propelled guns so a serious show of force by north koreans military and it comes just five days after a similar weapons test which was carried out on saturday on north korea's east coast are now coming together this is taken as a very serious provocation but south korea seeming to do all they can not to be provoked almost downplaying the significance and the seriousness of these latest developments as it comes began who is the u.s. special representative on north korean affairs is

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all the regime knows how to persecute the national assembly but we want to render it won't fall to its knees and give up the struggle for freedom that we have begun. with with that he left joining 13 other opposition deputies who by their gone into hiding asked for political asylum in embassies or been imprisoned since losing their immunity just in the last week. for opponents of president nicolas maduro the day had begun badly they discovered they'd been locked out of the now powerless legislature the only institution they control the national assembly building is directly behind me but since early this morning police and national guardsmen have been allowed anybody to go inside one officer told me that it's because the bomb squad is inside but according to opposition deputies who were due to be meeting there today this is just a ploy another attempt they say by the government to intimidate them. the deputies gathered in an adjacent building as a handful of government supporters shouted insults. we are here to raise our voice against those traitors. president madugalle has targeted th

was mr fitz there's only been one university assemblies this is a creation where the entire university comes and decides on a particular issue a burning issue oh yeah but i was head blocked off suddenly in the class that completely shut it down did the private security tempest control but campus control was on our side was and we understand that they wanted to hit on the ones because it's much easier to disperse people in an open area. oh my god around one o'clock they still hadn't opened it up was the boy oh ok the power structure in the university been immersed and actually the students really for a moment for a while were in control is the response was. was. was was was. i think the last time we had a significant generational conflict was the sixty's early seventy's. and i think we entering that moment again you're beginning to see it in multiple manifestations you seen it in the emergence of student protests in south africa. the was that statue symbolizes the exclusion of black bodies from a particular space and it stands there proudly at the entrance of the university and that's s

another was arrested on wednesday supporters of it goes on who is vice president of the national assembly changed police guards outside party headquarters as he was detained is a deputy to opposition leader want to go to who tried and failed to overthrow the president because government weak. i reports now from caracas. he's going to every public office he got access to try to locate her father ever got a somewhat i know the vice president of the opposition controlled national assembly at the time. we don't know where he is he was kidnapped by this government and taken illegally he's innocent they talk about treason he has been defending democracy in venezuela because the national assembly is the only democratic institution left in venezuela. some but i know what's taken on wednesday night he did not want to leave his vehicle so intelligence officers used a told truck to take him at this point nobody really knows where it ever got some but i know he's being held his lawyers that he's being detained in this prison it's known as the. it's where political opponents and students for example t

well we're here right in front of the national assembly and we've been seeing some tense moments when members of the national assembly opposition lawmakers try to enter the palace this area of business surrounded by supporters of president nicolas maduro and there were streaming screaming at them harassing them among other things what we do know is that what you know is that in size and there are many issues that are going to be debating today one of them is that for example the possibility of venezuela rejoining what is known as the rio pact is that pact from the cold war that was used by the united states to support the book a did against cuba among other things were chavis abandoned it and now the national assembly is hoping to get venezuela walk back inside of course all of this with the support of the united states and we've been also talking to some lawmakers who say that they would like to vote on the possibility of implementing the article one hundred eighty seven article that i will the constitution that says and talks about military missions and authorizing military missions

brando is being prosecuted for high treason along with six other national assembly members following last week's attempt to remove president nicolas maduro from power so risible has this update from caracas. on wednesday evening the vice president of the national assembly every out of him but i know started sending messages out that he was going to be detained by intelligence services he was outside the headquarters of his political party he was inside a car and because he did not want to leave it the car intelligence services brought a tow truck in order to take the whole told truck towards detention center here in caracas the other thing we know is that another member of the national assembly. ended up in the tally and reference he asking again for refuge because again she believed that she was going to be detained by intelligence forces the u.s. has judiciary committee has those is a hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress let's escalates the democrats legal battle with the trumpet ministration over access to this russia reports war has refused to submit an on r

the next scheduled vote isn't due until late 2020 at least a dozen assembly members happen stripped of their legislative immunity and recent weeks and face charges of treason and subversion global sea levels could rise by 2 meters by the end of this century that's twice as high as predicted if carbon emissions continue unchecked that's according to a study which draws on new data revealing how the ice sheets in greenland and antarctica are warming and melting some island nations and coastal cities are forecast to be entirely submerged at that increase. so the headlines keep it on al jazeera more news at the top of the hour the stream is that next. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so when you call home i'll just bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. well they could be and you're in the stream and i have a dream how are young people forcing world leaders to act on climate change today we dive into a new al-jazeera documentary highlighting the social justice movements pushing for reform. u.n. secretary general

senior south korean defense officials have been briefing lawmakers in the national assembly on thursday's weapons test and it coincides with the release by north korean state run media of images of what it calls a strike drill of various weapons being used by a number of different units overseen by leader kim jong un now south korea's military says that in addition to what's assumed to be the two short range missiles being fired in one direction and also being fired but this time in a westwood direction towards the sea on that side of the korean peninsula were a number of multiple rocket launchers and also self propelled guns so a serious show of force by north koreans military and it comes just five days after a similar weapons test which was carried out on saturday on north korea's east coast are now coming together this is taken as a very serious provocation but south korea seeming to do all they can not to be provoked almost downplaying the significance and the seriousness of these latest developments and it comes big on who is the u.s. special representative on north korean affairs i

to venezuela now with the president of the opposition controlled national assembly has been arrested opposition leader one of the news on social media some had earlier said on twitter that he was being taken to the headquarters of venezuela's intelligence agency let's get more with our correspondent trays of oh she's joining us live from the capital caracas tell us more choices about some and the circumstances around his arrest. well late on wednesday evening there was a message going out to several members of the media of his own party of every out of somebody in a saying that he was going to be taken by the intelligence services here even if we let he was outside the headquarters of his political party and he was inside a car and because he did not want to leave the car intelligence services brought a toll a tow truck in order to take the vehicle away what's later reported that he was detained inside the illegally there which is a very in a way infamous prison here in ca that as in he was not of the only lawmaker that was in a wave of what was about to be detained by intelligence s

beautiful advisory ruling paragraph $179.00 the judges the court put the onus on the un general assembly to fix the middle ities over which the islands are going to be returned and shall go silent as they're going to be resettled in the next paragraph one of an 80 the court says this is an obligation on all the states to do ed sure lots of rain is returned to returns i got today i went very into the show how long is that going to take i hope that the u.s. and the u.k. this year who take take the very good decision to put an end to this barbaric amazing extraordinary but zaps robyn being optimistic damage clearly i'm sorry i mean every day there is at least 100 sailors camping on the islands where is the security front there i mean sailors bearers understand can't get there do barbecues and volleyball parties and what have the shadows islanders go back there one last fall in a sentence mark if i may. god well i mean i yes an accommodation needs to be reached yet whether it can be done it's going to be a little tricky for the u.s. because remember its rights are to rivet over those of the

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hello nic we're just outside of the national assembly. building but about actually about a 100 meters from it because it's been completely surrounded since very early this morning by members of the national guard the bomb squad and. but we haven't actually seen any vehicles that would indicate that there are bomb squads inside there for that meeting that was supposed to take place with the national assembly and it's called every tuesday morning has been canceled nobody can go inside and see if there's a specific thing is now full of deputies waiting to see what they're going to do they say that this is a flaw that they don't believe for a moment we're being told that there is actually a bomb inside one deputy is speculating in fact that the government agents may be trying to plant evidence inside d their committee also could be used against them during a trial 0 to try to demonstrate that they are plotting against the stability of the nation this is all speculation at this point nic but what i can say is that they're insisting that they'r

from the national assembly here in venezuela they said that they were accused of treason and rebellion of being part of what the government here says was a cool to remove a little out of office later on we saw the constituent assembly which is a legislative body created by the government to in a way replace the national assembly because it's considered to be in contempt of by the administration to vault to strip from immunity those same lawmakers this is not the first time that something like this happened it happens with opposition leader one way the last month and it doesn't mean that they are going to be detained any type soon but it shows in a way that the government is very very serious about what happened here in venezuela one week ago and it does not want to go and noted what one way though is saying is that they will continue to challenge the administration here that the government is becoming more repressive because they cannot solve the problems that venezuelans are facing every day from shortages of food of medicines among other things one way though has already acknowledged

the opposition controlled national assembly and then what we saw that happened on wednesday is that story on tuesday is that the supreme court issuing a criminal investigation and initiating actors actions against six members of the national assembly accusing dome of rebellion and treason in a way participating in what the government says was a q that happened on april thirtieth the wall over a week ago and then later on that bridge was taken to the constituent assembly that's the government controlled legislative body that was created by the government of new york where seven members of the national assembly were stripped of immunity well what happened on wednesday is basically the government moving on of those threats saying that those forces were involved in the cool that they say happened here over one week ago and what happened after is that several of those members among them which are blank he sought refuge at the embassy of argentina another one went to the italian embassy and then they got to somebody was detained he was outside the headquarters of his party he wins inside

one year anniversary of his reelection and proposes early polls for the opposition led national assembly. france president hassani says he wants talks with the u.s. but not in the current climate he says tyrants only choice is resistance as the u.s. says it's strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran and washington politicians want to know exactly what those threats are radical he reports. leaving the white house president donald trump says he's willing to talk to you iran's leaders when they are ready while seemingly downplaying a potential threat iran would be making a very big mistake if they did it even if they do something it will be met with great force but we have no indication that they will. but his administration just weeks earlier had said it had intelligence that he ran could attack u.s. forces or its allies sending in an aircraft carrier to the gulf earlier than planned along with bombers and missiles even evacuating some of its diplomatic personnel from. a rock perhaps in response iran announced monday it's quadrupled its pro