it's leader has been managing like theition and he, interim president is -- of bouteflika. protests have continued, the country's youth seek reforms to a system of corrupt insiders. are coming outt to demand radical and profound change. why do we protest? our demands for change have not been met. >> the latest call for dialogue comes days after -- before the end of his interim mandate, set to expire july 9. elections have been postponed as only two candidates through their hats in the ring. demanded talks with been solid -- demanded talks with the interim president. let's start with this announcement. it sounds relativelely positive. >> ruling forces are hoping protesesters wouould buy it. tomorrow, as you have bebeen hearing in this report, july 5 algeriaational day in and massive protests are once again plan. protesters are calling for an end to the system. they want a new constitution drawn up. on one side, you have the trying president, who is to bring the country to elections. -- that is why these protests are continuing. this announcement is good because it is not inc

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and poor governance the probably the there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the elections should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteed constitution and the british standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to plead sweep of the political establishment and the national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gate to be there. there's been another demonstration in hong kong this time by the mothers of student protesters they have gathered in a central city park to demand the government to listen to their children and address their demands it is the 2nd time they protested in the last month against the government's controversial extradition bill meanwhile student protesters in the territory say they want to hold talks with the government unle

a wave of unrest led to longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika being ousted in april.ut demonstrators want free and fair elections president trump has blamed the rain and a malfunctioning telepromter for a mistake in his fourth ofjuly speech. the president was widely mocked for saying the us military took over airports during the american revolution — which was long before air travel existed. he's told reporters the telempromter "went kaput", and that it was hard to read because of heavy rain. crowds have been celebrating in the streets of sudan's capital, khartoum, after the military and the civilians agreed a powersharing deal to form a transitional government. the plan is for a general election to be held in three year's time. but first — the military will be in charge for 21 months, and then a civilian government will take charge. it comes after the ousting of president 0mar al—bashir in april — and a military crackdown injune, in which 128 people were killed. the bbc‘s anne soy has the story. the moment they have waited forfor so long. they risked it all to see th

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april . as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and poor governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the elections should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of the new suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteed constitution and the protest standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to plead sweet with the political establishment they did national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gating be out there. well there's also independence day in venezuela well positioned has been rallying his supporters calling for president nicolas window as resignation quite also we need his call to the army to turn against material on thursday u.n. report revealed that more than 7000 people have been killed in venezuela passive security operations in the past 18 months but we do our remains defiant he attended a grand mili

in force for the future of their country the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and for governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of a no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protest standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gating be al-jazeera. is now china's is president has called presidential and legislative elections for later this year educated a said a sign to the decrees as he made his fast public appearance since being discharged from hospital they had been concerns that the 92 year old laid out wouldn't be well enough to authorize elections on time. now thousands of protesters in malawi have been out launching again to express th

the 23rd consecutive week the rallies began in february and forced longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika to resign in april there was traces of sensor maintained pressure calling for regime insiders to step down. and in the united states their federal government has announced that it will resume executions this year the last time a prisoner was put to death in a us federal prisons in 2003 since then there has been an unofficial moratorium want to review was carried out the u.s. justice department now says that review is complete and this is cleared the way for executions to resume critics of capital punishment say the decision is politically motivated. boosting support for president to trump in next year's election. the execution chamber still frequently used in the united states but in recent years the death penalty has only been applied by state governments only 3 people have been executed at a national level in the past 3 decades now the attorney general william barr has authorized the resumption of capital punishment by the federal government so this is kind of a new. surprising anno

pro-democracy protests began in february which led to the resignation of longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika in april the interim president has called for a national dialogue to arrange a presidential election but he did not set a date for it independence day as well in venezuela where opposition leader who has been rallying his supporters calling for president nicolas maduro his resignation why don't also renewed his call to the army to turn against madeira on thursday u.n. report revealed that more than 7000 people have been killed in venezuela as part of security operations in the past 18 months but do it remains defiant though he attended a grand military parade despite growing criticism against his government for using brutal tactics to crush is opponents but it was announced earlier that $22.00 political prisoners have been released including judge maria funi journalist atar and 20 students as well as attorneys of lifers down one as iris and obviously a defiant tone from the door but at the same time trying to make concessions i suppose by releasing these prisoners. well that's correct

for the vote protests began in february and into the resignation of longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika in april trial it into leave with an algerian journalist joining us live from london we appreciate your time very much so this time anniversary today do you think that this will energize the protesters. mr philip can you hear me. mr tilley mr sorry i don't you know very well no no problem i'll repeat the question i asked do you think that the anniversary today will or reenergize the protesters. so many do they want but. it's you know where it's true christians is the seas due to. the right of the. group just to. win. their independence. and. my. mom got the chance. do you. organize. the most you. do you do anything. you did you. did you find julian's mother and judeans most of the us. oh we do things to shock you floods their time you force sort of the future of their country. in the mistress' labor but i'll leave it there because the some of the communication issues that we will certainly be a major point very clearly and we'll keep an eye on the protests as well and celebrations tha

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and poor governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protest is standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want a clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gate to be al-jazeera. well as well as divisions have been showing independence day celebrations the 2 men locked in a power struggle president nicolas maduro and opposition leader held rival rallies to denounce each other trees about possible. on the streets once again opposition leader why they will ask people to join him in a march towards the military counter-intelligence directorate to us a state security body accu stop tor

accountable for corruption nationwide demonstrations began 5 months ago they led to president abdelaziz bouteflika resignation and his 20 year rule. cosmo's prime minister is resigning for a 2nd time because he's been called to appear in front of a war crimes court in the netherlands next week. deny he was a rebel commander in the cause of the liberation army he went on to become prime minister he 1st resigned in 2005 when he was indicted by the u.n. war crimes tribunal which tried and acquitted him twice is now called on kossovo to hold a snap election to find a replacement for him. as from this moment on we are in resignation as a government the reason is that they have been invited to be questioned as a suspect by the special court where i will appear next week so i consider that they cannot go to the question as a head of a governor and but as an ordinary civilian as a revolutionary dealing with. the former president of the. 3rd government subpoena over alleged corruption during his time in office. was summoned to the ministry on friday but failed to appear instead he's barricaded himself and

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and for governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the elections should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protest standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to plead sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gate and be out there. at least 3 people have been killed in a car bomb attack in southern turkey the blast happened in the town and they hung close to the syrian border it's understood those killed were inside the vehicle at the time of the explosion turkish president tried to play better the launch of the bombing was likely to be lent to what he calls terrorism. now syria's government has lost hundreds of troops in a 3 month bat

pro-democracy protests began in february which led to the resignation of longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika and april interim president saleh has called for a national dialogue about arranging a presidential election but did not set a date for when that might be george to face a research associate at the school of oriental and african studies at london middle east and to 2 he joins us from london we appreciate your time so much so when an interim president calls for a national dialogue what does he actually mean. well the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution and that's what the army and also mr benson are trying to follow they haven't been successful the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of the new suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protesters standard daggers drawn they both disagree about the way forward and they can't find a common ground so that means we've now got an impending crisis who could turn out to be very serious indeed ok you said a lot there so let's go back to on

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and for governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of a no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protesters standard daggers drawn the 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gate and be out there. you know the news out live from london well still ahead after leading greece through years of austerity alexis tsipras holds what looks to be his final rally as prime minister. to work at night the only time they have electricity. and then in pakistan blow away bangladesh with a still not sounds of the cricket world cup rival has reaction. rival rallies have been held in venezuela where like algeria t

pro-democracy protests began in february which led to the resignation of the longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika has been tory gate and. that in the seaside resort of. politicians academics and journalists met with the aim of finding a solution to algeria as political crisis talks discussed interim solutions such as the formation of a new cabinet made up of independent professionals as well as the establishment of an independent election commission once formed the visits to the presidential election would take place within 6 months. we agree to have these presidential elections that we all have accepted in order for our people to be able to have the 1st democratically elected president in a transparent why the presidential elections will grant a strong legitimacy to the new president so it's for him to cares a gurgly bring the change. for 5 months hundreds of thousands of protesters have demanded a complete overhaul of the leadership entrenched in power for the past 57 is to tell gerry's independence from friends on wednesday interim president abdel kouddous ben salah called for a national dialo

amy: longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned in april amid the popular uprising. elections planned for july 4 were canceled after protesters said they would be controlled by the army and politicians from the ruling elite. interim president abdelkader bensalah, who is backed by the military, remains in power despite his mandate having expired last week. in ecuador, members of the indigenous waorani tribe celebrated as a court upheld a ruling barring the government from selling land in the amazon to oil companies. the waorani argued they had not been consulted over the government's plans to auction off their ancestral lands. the historic ruling could set a precedent for other indigenous groups fighting exploitation of their lands. this is waorani activist nemonte nenquimo. ournd this victory means people and the future generations, the children, our children, will live healthy and without contamination and that also means to the world that we contribute to the air you breathe, which is from the amazon. amy: the israeli army acknowledged that it accidentally killed 2

in force for the future of their country the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and poor governance. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to plead sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gate to be there. well let's get more on this we're joined by george joffe a research associate at the school of oriental and african studies london middle east institute and he's joining us live from london mr jaafari always a pleasure to have you with us on out on al-jazeera so we're hearing from the interim president of the cather ben feller calling for national dialogue saying the state and the military will remain neutral in the process how likely is that. well it's open to a very large question they've hardly remain neutral so far because they've insisted that the existing constitution should be the only way in which algerians address their complaints and they're going so it

in force for the future of their country the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and for governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of a no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protest standard daggers drawn. the. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gating be al-jazeera. genesee as president has called presidential and legislative elections for later this year. the subsea signed the decree says he made his 1st public appearance since i think this charge from hospital that because been concerns that the 92 year old leader wouldn't be well enough to authorize elections on time. the syrian government has lost hundreds of troops during 3 months of conflicts in the

in force for the future of their country the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and for governance. the. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gating be out there. still ahead on the bottleneck an iranian oil tanker at the heart of the diplomatic dispute between 10 and the u.k. and others march in hong kong thousands rally in support of young students against a controversial extradition ban. hello there is still showers wandering around her jake is stan but not many of them you're hard pushed to see very much in the satellite picture in fact you might say why am i showing it to you are you quite right is mainly occasional showers in the northern caucasus georgia for example otherwise just hot sunshine and a breeze it's normal we're mid-summer 945 or more from the middle of iraq science words and into western iraq yes

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and poor governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteeing the constitution and the protest as standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gate to be al jazeera. told from person to us what many are describing as a glaring historical error in his u.s. independence day speech while reciting highlights from america's war big trees the president seemed to suggest that george washington's forces seized airports during the country's revolution in the late 18th century that's more than a 100 years before a plane 1st successfully took off. in june of 1775 the continental

the same protesters who forced out president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. as a member of the same elite accused of corruption vote rigging and for governance the problem is that there is a procedure laid down in the constitution the election should have been held yesterday but they weren't because of no suitable candidates and that means that the army guaranteed the constitution and the protest standard daggers drawn. 57 years after independence many algerian say they're still fighting for freedom they want to clean sweep of the political establishment and a national unity government to lead the transition to democracy victoria gating be al-jazeera. versions of been joining independence day celebrations the 2 men locked in the past role president nicolas maduro opposition leader why don't hold rival rallies to denounce each other trees by reports. on the streets once again opposition leader why they will ask people to join him in a march towards the military counter-intelligence directory to get access a state security body at kew stop torturing a navy capt

have rallied nationwide for the 23rd week in protest against the government president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned in april after 20 years in power to demonstrate is one greater changes to the country's ruling elite presidential elections planned for earlier this month were cancelled because of a lack of candidates interim president didn't care that had been solace as a special panel will meet soon to oversee plans for a vote. at least 2 people have been killed by a book around fighters in northeast nigeria the gunmen attacked one of the region's biggest camps for internally displaced people in maiduguri on thursday they shot at soldiers at a nearby military base set fire to tents and raided food supplies about 50000 people are living in the camp hundreds of activists packed the main terminal of hong kong airport for more than 12 hours to call for greater democracy they have been pushing their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong's affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies the protests which we gain o