she is in the burkina faso capital. she spoke to our colleagues early.orter: it is unclear to where the president is, as to what we have been told by the military soiers that have taken over. if he is in a safe place. he signed a letter of resignation. we don't know where he is at the moment. he is in the country when he is safe. >> give us some background into what happened today, why it happened. he was a democratically elected president in a country with a long history of military dictatorships. now the military overthrew him. how did it come to this? >> he was democraticay elected in 2015 after he was in power over 30 years -- he was democratically elected. everyone was very happy. when he came to power, file started taking over the country. -- violence started taking over the country. the military has been very affected by this. they've never really experienced war. they feel like they are underequipped and undertrained and the government didn't have a strategy and they feel the government didn't really have their backs. that has been growing frustr

>> for burkina faso, i have not seen a lot of changes.act on operations in thet regions because it has limited operatio in burkina faso compared to in mali or niger or chad. they do chary operations across the boers. they do have the task force which falls under the task force of bahrain to they do not operate in burkina faso. france has the presence of specl forces in burkina faso but does not have special forces in bahrain. they have provided air support to the forces when fighting the militants. i don't see major changes but definitely does disrupt their operations and creates headache. while ying to defeat islamist groups in the region. >> senior fellow at the policy center for the new south. thank you for sharing your analysis of the situation in burkina faso, the coup which has ousted the president, dunaway with the constitution -- dunaway with the constitution. we are watching all developments from all sides of the story. let's stay in africa for our next story. the death toll of the stampede in cameroon has risen to eight at least

we will not let burkina faso fall prey to imperialist powers once again. >> the coup in burkina fasos the latest in military power grab cindy region -- in the region. the trade embargoes and order closures have harmed businesses, military leaders remain in positions of powers. burkina faso's leaders say on thursday that they will return to constitutional order when conditions are right. >> we got an update from correspondent sam. >> the speech that he gave on thursday came across really wealth to the population, lee focusing on security, that is the main point e1 to make. -- he wanted to make. at some point the constitution would be returned to the population, the priority was security. he wanted to maintain nations with the international community, it is hard when he orchestrated a military coup. we have not heard from the ousted president since he we saw the resignation later that was widely circulated a few days ago, we have not heard or seen him since he was taken by the military junta. he says -- they say he is in good health and in a safe place. he is allegedly and a villa. the

and so it seems now that they, the military are now in charge of burkina faso.his may be a step back for democracy in a region that has seen three coup, one in guinea, the other in mali. and the other in burkina faso. but for many it's seen scene as a step forward for better secure. more man 1.5 million people have been displace and over 2,000 people have been killed on a country on the verge of chaos despite the support of forces on the group nicholas hawk, al-jazeera for inside story. >> we'll introduce our panel in just a moment. but first, let's take a quick look at how we got here. adds nicholas mentioned attacks linked to aisle and al-qaeda displaid one and a half million people. they have been suffering losses since 2016. last december more than 50 security forces were killed in the north the continues killing offer civilians triggered demonstration against the government. military leaders complained about a lack of equipment and training. in october, their president replaced the chiefs of the arm and the air force to spread d discontent a dozen soldiers

the crew has been condemned, widely outside burkina, faso, the un and the u. s. of cold for civilian leadership to be restored. the equity group of neighboring west african countries has also condemned it, but many here, one to turn away from their neighbors and their western beckers. jamila said yeah, was just that they left it. oh, echo was is with the western countries thinking, but the people of burkina faso do not agree with them. oh no problem. we can never know something that we want them to leave us alone and let us live with dignity with our valley and soldiers who have brought his out of the bad time to get up. he said he stepped up and we strongly support russia, and we call on it to engage with our new government to define a new strategic plan for securing the region. enough is enough to many death to many refugees. oh, no, i escorted coil celebrations, continue. burkina faso neighbors say they'll hold an emergency summit in the coming days to decide on their response. in a short while ago, we spoke to our west africa correspondent unlock, i'll call y

it's the fifth largest city in burkina faso. essentially were seeing people are happy because they're saying , they've been asking the now deposed president to lead because he's not able to take care of the security situation, but he has refused. but now the military have done that, so they are happy. it echoes the sentiment of satisfaction and happiness for the people of burkina faso. we've seen from the junta so far, saying they want to reestablish constitutional order in reasonable time? how reasonable is that? reporter: what is more concerning is the fact that they didn't give a timeframe. if you quickly go to what has happened in mali, you have to remember, they want to return to democracy within a reasonable timeframe. the fact that they are holding onto power and pushing it back to 2025, we are not certain that is what will definitely happen and how soon it's going to happen. we can only hope, but historically following how coups have happened and power by military in the past, this region of west africa in particular, yo

and it does seem as though burkina faso is that one. is there any indication that you alluded to it slightly in your 1st answer? is there anything, any indication that there is going to be more sort of an intervention or more at least talks with, as you say, the new what is perceived to be the new leadership of burkina faso r o people just sitting back at the moment and waiting to see what happens next. this is a particularly difficult situation for france, the former colonial power. it has its special forces on the ground, not far from the airport of walker to go under the opposite operation saber. in fact, there was a french soldier that was wounded alongside burkina faso military just earlier last week. and so they have troops on the ground in burkina faso. beacon of us is also a key ally, a key contributor to the fight against arm groups in neighboring molly. there's the g 5. so hell, a coalition of arm groups in which burkina faso is also part. so, i mean, it's particularly interesting for france. see, given that there are, as you

also coming up, soldiers seized power in burkina faso. the military hunter has to pose the government in suspended the constitution a day after demonstrations calling for the president to resign. and the u. s. puts 8500 troops on heightened alert or pulse mall deployment to eastern europe. the pentagon calls it a signal to russia, as the ukraine crisis escalates. ah . hello em, terry martin, thanks for joining us. at least 8 people have been killed and dozens injured in a crush at the africa cup of patients in cameron, the incident took place at the entrance to the old embers stadium in the capital, yonder, reports indicate crowds tried to force their way into the stadium to watch cameron's national team play commer of the game. what ahead on schedule with fans inside the stadium. unaware of the deadly seems out. so with this now, from where in cameroon is correspondent, blaze a young place. thanks for joining us. tell us more about what happened there. in yonder last night. oh, very sadly for carol, molly, i do say can we just be running

burkina faso's military leader says there will be a return to democracy. no date has been announced. he also says his country needs international friends. his first public speech at a meeting scheduled forriday which could see burkina faso expelled by the other states in -- the other coup states in west africa. russia says the u.s. response to their demands over ukraine ignores their main concern. ayden and zelensky speaking this thursday -- ayden -- biden and zelensky speaking this thursday. this is "live from paris." ♪ thank you very much for being with us. the leader of the military junta in burkina faso says when conditions are right, the country will return to constitutional order. the colonel said the country needs international partners more than ever. the group has already suspended two other nations, and burkina faso could face the same fate. >> our mission is clear. his is the safeguarding of our people and the rebuilding of our nation. our main objectives are to continue reestablishing our territorial integrity and that in order to rebuild our n

we must go on the offensive. >> the burkina faso army suffering many losses despite french forces. this is a propaganda video recorded by fighters attacking security forces last november. dozens were killed. that provoked a public outcry for what was seen as a humiliating defeat. damiba deposed --, accusing him of being unable to protect the country. >> this military camp, lt. col. henri sandaogo damiba is meeting with leaders from the trade unions and members of their government. the members he was once accountable to are now under his orders. his objective, to rebuild the military so that they can go from defeat to victory. and regain control of lost territory. damiba suggested russian missionaries, but the president dismissed the idea. since the cucumber russian missionaries from the group operating in the central african republic, say they are ready to help her get a faster too. 2 million people have been forced from their homes in a country scarred by what feels like an endless spiral of violence with no peace inside. -- no peace in sight. >> let's bring in the publisher firm

support on the streets for the military coup in novato -- burkina faso. they say the president must be released. as australians mark national day, dozens are calling for a change, saying it marks colonization. the u.k. claims the parties in downing street during the lockdown, including the prime minister's birthday. ♪ >> the united states is working on plans to reduce urine -- europe's dependence on russian gas. washington and allies are scouring markets for alternatives in place russia squeezes supply, part of the united front being put up in front of russia's military deployment on the perennial border. they are holding military drills in the region and crimea, which they annexed in 2015. a third shipment of weapons and any mission has arrived in ukraine as part of an aid package, aimed at shoring of ukraine ahead of a possible invasion which could be a huge event. pres. biden: there would be enormous consequences if you would go in and invade the entire country or less than that as well. for russia, not only in terms of economic consequent is in politi

secretary general has condemned the seeing of burkina faso. the president's where abouts is currently unknown. earlier he had survived an assassination attempt. >> after days of gunfire, anti-government pro testers cheer at the sight of what is left at that time presidential motorcade. burkina faso special forces turned their force against the president's security detail. several people were wounded. >> what's going on here right now? nothing is going well. we expect add lot from president roc and he's only disappointed people more. he was the real problem. >> for the president's party this was an attempted assassination on a democratly elected leader. his time in office was up. a band of soldiers calling themselves the patriotic movement for safeguarding and repatriation led by this man appeared on state television saying they had ousted gaboe, the government and suspended the constitution. the movement which brings together all the components of the defense and security forces has thus decided to put about end to the power of mr. cabure, t w

west africa's main regional block has suspended burkina faso.was -- discussions are held later on saturday. argentina has reached a deal with the imf to restructure debt. thousands of investors are on the investor to suspend repayment. a bridge just collapsed in pittsburgh hours before joe biden was scheduled to deliver a speech on infrastructure. at least 10 were injured. the number of people killed by a storm that struck three african countries has risen to 88. those were the headlines. the news continues after the street. stay tuned. >> the 35th meeting of the african union will see hence estate discuss covid. with climate change, per kina faso and other west african crews -- burkina faso and oth west african coups high on the agenda. special coverage on al jazeera. >> when mark zuckerberg said it is ok for politicians to live, that spells doom. i am a journalist and author. >> the message the government is sending is clear -- be silent or you are next. >> when i started seeing videos of people angry with things that were untrue, i realized i

now. burkina faso, president cowboy, has been detained. we're going to bring in d, w. west africa correspondent, a mako koya who's standing by for us, a mocker. we're hearing reports. the president has been detained. do we know more about where he is and why condition he's potentially in writes abby, indeed that's report is correct or early hours. of course, as you do know, there was heavy gun battle really close to the presidency and of course, within the presidency. and that's when he was detained by the military. add the military come from the you may do some reports. what get him from local media such as that? he's not just an easy, wasn't that didn't just go out and pick him up. the definitely must have been a struggle because the way you know, our vehicles, emerald vehicle, of fleets, of admiral vehicle for the presidency that you know, we're shot at and all of that. so yes, we do know that he's been taken out. the still information on his new quest, catchy and as we are following the, developing the story as it develops. so we know that in the coming hours there

reports of heavy gunfire in the capital of burkina faso, after unconfirmed reports of a military coup and a mutiny by soldiers. the taliban are due to meet western diplomats on a second day of talks on the afghan humanitarian crisis. and the armadillo twins facing a strict january diet after over doing it in the festive season. hello, and welcome. the us state department has told american citizens in ukraine they should consider getting out of the country, and has ordered family members of embassy staff in the capital, kyiv, to leave. its statement warned that moscow is planning for significant military action in ukraine. the state department also tweeted that it "continues to advise us citizens to not travel to russia due to ongoing tension along the border with ukraine — adding that it has "limited ability to assist us citizens in russia." the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has promised a significant response if moscow does invades its neighbour. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. in california, fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. hardly en

reports of heavy gunfire in the capital of burkina faso, despite a curfew in place amid a mutiny by soldiers. tonga's government warns there's a long road the taliban are due to midwestern diplomats for a second day of talks on the afghan humanitarian crisis. —— meet western diplomats. tonga's government warns there's a long road to recovery, eight days since it was devastated by a volcanic eruption and tsunami. the people of tamar very resilient. they were immediately out there on the streets, helping to clean up their neighbourhoods, we are very fortunate that the global community has reacted and are sending supplies. and the armadillo twins facing a strict january diet after over doing it in the festive season. hello, and welcome. the us state department has told american citizens in ukraine they should consider getting out of the country, and has ordered family members of embassy staff in the capital, kyiv, to leave. its statement warned that moscow is planning for significant military action in ukraine. the state department also tweeted that it "continues to advise us citizens to not tr

a coup d'État in burkina faso.tharmy says it has deposed the government, suspended the constitution, and closed the borders it. comes a day after demonstrations demanding the president's resignation. also coming up, nato sends reinforcement for eastern europe and fears russia could invade ukraine. moscow accuses him of escalating conflict, that continues its troop buildup along the ukraine border. . and, one person is killed in a shooting at heidelberg university here in germany, several others wounded, after a gunman opened fire inside a lecture hall. ♪ >>>> welcome to our viewers on pbs, in the u.s., and around the world. we start in begin at five so where the army has taken control. members of the military announce the news on national tv. soldiers said they had suspended the constitution, and closed borders. they say that takeover was carried t witht violence, and this came after days of unrest including street demonstrations and gun battles at army barracks and around the president's residence. the military an

burkina faso are the first team through to the quarterfinals. 1—1 after extra time in limbe they cameainst gabon. lydia campbell reports. to the end of the group stage comes the knockout, burkina faso and gabon with the order of getting things rolling in cameroon and with 15 minutes gone, it was burkina faso with the first big chance, a penalty given for this challenge, but striking the crossbar was traore. but they responded well to that squandered opportunity, traore this time with an inch perfect finish to open the scoring. in the second half, the bonnet made things much more difficult for themselves. sidney given a second yellow for this pull—back. only 1— 08 down, always a chance, and further gabon came... and with no goal in the extra 30 minutes, it came down to who could hold their nerve and with nine penalties each, it was gabon who crumbled and it was ensured burkina faso marched on. it's half time in the second of the day's games — nigeria against tunisia, two former winners of the competition. nigeria are the only team with a 100% record from the group stages. let's have a

you live on television, burkina, faso military announces that has staged a clue. and given president ross couple here are a little bit longer asthma. jubilation in the streets of the capital one got to go for years. the book i be number have been plagued by a wrong, is an islamist insurgency, is a growing national problem to which couple they did not have an answer to. ah, if you get a deputy, i must say that it was expected because our country has been in a situation for 6 years without a real solution to this terrorism. and that one that they have been suffering for 6 years. thanks to the colonel with his team, with his strong army. we are saved from to day onward. we thank god ah, soldiers have taken the president into custody. they have published a lesson of his resignation on national tv. ah, the military has also suspended the constitution and dissolved the government. the international community has voiced its concerns. the secretary general strongly condemns any attempt to take over of government by the force of arms. he calls on the crew leaders to lay do

then molly, we saw it in chad in sudan, and now burkina faso. so why is that? well, it amongst many people, the basic necessities are not met by the state. in the case of burkina faso, just a few numbers, 3500000 people in urgent need of humanitarian. assistant. 1.5000000 people displaced, 2000 killed in those 1500000 people displaced are not just people. barbara. they're mostly children, teenagers, and this is all contributing to the fact that this at toppling of this leader is so popular, at least on the sheets of walker do for now. barbara alley. i mean, he following on to, from what you've been saying, and what reaction has there been of any is so far from neighboring states, other african states to the, to the developments in book in a fossil well, there's been condemnation from the west african brock echo us a, there's have been statements made by the e u condemnation by the u. n. they've been asking for the military to return back to their barracks. they want to ensure that all comma cowboy is a, is as freed and is safe. remember, hoc mcevoy is also the

those confusion and conflicting information about the latest attempted coup, burkina, faso. the government denies any army takeover, but other reports from the capital y. good to go. say president ross cavalry is detained at a military base. the soldiers taking control of the main t. v station, the ruling part. he says, the president survived an assassination attempt. a curfew was declared after a mutiny by soldiers, some civilian protests as support the military intervention. but a points of unrest send from frustration in the battle against armed groups affiliated with iso and al qaeda soldiers demanding better resources. combat them attacks of killed around 2000 people, unforced one and a half 1000000 from their homes. o'malley's a consulting fellow from the africa program at chatham house, and he explains the conditions in burkina faso that led to this point up to very recently burkina faso has tended to rely mostly on its own forces. and there was a growing frustration over recent months that the military machine just wasn't able to cope and let the president and his go

here we go. burkina faso. we're going there. there's been heavy gun fire in the capitol while good to go. ah, it happened at several military camps across the city, including the main army base. the defense minister denied reports. the military had taken over the country and detained the president. it said she, chill sure. there was an uprising in 6 locations, including the capitol. now everything is calm, those involved in the uprising of being investigated. the president wasn't arrested and he hasn't resigned. we know where he is and we are following the situation and getting details about how this happens. and those who lead the uprising are detained. we are asking all civilians to stay calm and we will tell the public the reasons behind this uprising. everything is under control. we continue our mission to protect our country and its people are not last spring and nicholas hark. who's following developments from senegal. net caught your sources on the ground telling you as to what's happening there. well, the latest is that

burkina faso has a population of around 21 million people, the majority of whom are muslim.s ouagadougou, and the country was a french colony until the 1960's. it has experienced multiple military coups since. kabore is in his second term. here is more from our africa editor on whether we could have seen this coming. >> there have been multiple protests by civilians in burkina faso, as well as the army being very angry. the civilian population were fed up. on saturday, in a way, a precursor to the military mutiny, there was a big protest banned by the govnment, but civilians took to the streets regardless complaining in main part of the government failed to deal with a massive islamist insurgency spreading across the country, threatening west afca. the civilian and military members of the society had had enough of this governor. ros: wouldn't the military have been at the front of taking on that islamist insurgency? >> what they did yesterday, on sunday, before they staged this actual coup, they came out with a list of demands. they said the soldiers on the front lines were

west africa as main regional block suspends burkina faso membership after this week's military coup but stopped short of imposing sanctions. and we looked at why police in london have moved to limit references to lockdown gatherings in downing street in choir report on the party gates go. ah, the pentagon says a full scale invasion of ukraine by russia would be her rick. but there's still time to avoid war through diplomacy. the u. s. military's top 2 officials had been addressing weeks of rising tensions and eastern europe after russia deployed more than a 100000 troops on its border with ukraine. particle hate reports. another sign of how serious the u. s. thinks the threat rush opposes to ukraine. you, as president announced he's moving us forces to the region. where have you decided how soon you would be moving you extra eastern europe will review us through europe in the nato countries in the near term. not a lot, he's likely talking about the 8500 troops that were put on stand by to deploy most headed to bolster nato's quick reaction force. but he's also said he has no intention o

burkina faso with three. ethiopia -- ethiopia do not have any points.y all three teams can still qualify because if ethiopia winthey wilmove above burkina faso on head to head matches. burkina faso it must be said in the best position to get an automatic qualifying spot because they have been by far the most impressive team after cameroon in the group so far. >> thank you very much. finally, romney spector, known for belting out 1960's classics like "be my baby" and "baby i love you" died after battling cancer. that is it for me. thank you very much for watching. ♪ >> hello and thanks for joining us for the latest from the world of movies, museums, and music. we are starting with the ultimate pastiche of scary movies. "scream" is back. it has been 26 years since the original film was released. after three sequels, the ghost faced villain returns for a fifth installment. this time, the directors have taken over from wes craven, who died in 2015. akers said his absence was initially a concern, but that the filmmakers won them over in the end. [telephone r

a coup attempt to appears to be underway and burkina faso as soldiers detain the president. the e. u seeks to speak with one voice as its foreign ministers meet to deescalate tensions between russia and ukraine. china sense $39.00 fighter jets close to taiwan air space and the biggest such incursion since october. and warnings of a looming healthcare disaster. as many nurses burnt out by the pandemic leave the profession. i'm devin ashwin sports in india eliminate nigeria from the africa nations and topsail danny remembered ever wins again in melbourne to reach the quarter finals as if friday night. ah, we begin this news i with breaking news out of burkina faso where an attempt to qu, is underway reports from the capital city walk of google. so the president has been detained at a military base. soldiers have taken control of the main t v station. now this all follows the day of unrest. an overnight gun fire near the presidential home henry wilkins joyce, now on the line from the capital r y go to to tell us where you are and what you're seeing. yes, so we're outside the, the nati

a coup in burkina faso. the country's army removes the president, closes the borders and suspended the constitution. so exciting! really? and assessing the temperature in beijing — how do people there feel about hosting the winter olympics amidst some of the world's toughest covid restrictions? live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in the morning in singapore and ”pm in london, where the prime minister's office has admitted that staff at downing street gathered to wish borisjohnson a happy birthday during the first pandemic lockdown injune 2020. it's the latest in a string of revelations about parties held there or in other government departments during coronavirus restrictions. a spokesperson for mrjohnson said he'd been at the gathering for less than ten minutes. mrjohnson is facing widespread public outrage and calls to resign, including from some within his own conservative party. with the latest on the prime minister's troubles, here's our political editor laura kue

a military coup attempts underway in burkina faso. an army officer has just read a statement on state tv saying the army has ended president cowboys post. you also said the government and the national assembly have been dissolved security. soci say the president had been detained at a military base. soldiers asserted taking control of the main tv station. united alabama has, has intercepted ballistic missiles fired by who the rebels. it's retaliated by a launching air strikes in yemen, who the spokesman is threatening further attacks on the u. e. former lebanese primer society, however, he says, is suspending his wall in political life and will not run in the upcoming parliamentary elections. really has urged his political party to not participate either. the afghan taliban and western diplomats have begun. no 1st official talks in europe since the group took control of of ghana stand last august. the closed door meetings with u. s. and e. u officials are taking place in norway. the former roman catholic for benedict has admitted givi

heavy gunfire in the capital of burkina faso after unconfirmed reports of a military coup and a mutiny by soldiers. one, two, three, four. and we'll speaking exclusively to legendary beach boy brian about a life of music as he turns 80 later this year. hello and welcome. the united states has ordered the families of its diplomats in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, to leave the country family members have been ordered to leave. moscow is planning for significant military action in ukraine. the state department tweeted it continues to advise us citizens to not travel to russia due to ongoing tension with ukraine. to russia — adding that it has "limited ability to assist us citizens in russia." the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has promised a significant response if moscow does invades its neighbour. in california fresh surprise of american weapons destined for ukraine, hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army but the message to moscow is clear, if you do this it will come at a price. now the foreign office says it is seeing signs of a russian plan to install a puppet govern

we'll get to whether i'll take back to on al jazeera than a clue in burkina faso. she's the country kicked out of the west are for original echo was a home policy. the party was for the low temperature is extra special for the world level one. 0, i look forward to skies with sponsored point cut. it weighs hello there. let's have a look at the weather in north america and all eyes are on that severe weather event. that's affecting eastern areas of the us and canada. but before we have a look at that system, let's have a look at the rest of the u. s. and it's a largely quiet and settled picture. we are seeing the winter conditions pull into western parts of canada with heavy rain and snow for british columbia. and the pacific northwest, but not as significant as that east coast. we go to nor restart. we haven't seen one of these in this area for number of years. it's also called a bomb cycle, and it's going to bring some very severe conditions. we've got blizzard warnings out in at least parts of 10 states in the u. s. we could the record breaking snowfall at that sy

the military coup in burkina faso has triggered international condemnation, u. s. b e. u and regional block eco was calling for the immediate release president wash cowboy, a group of soldiers to post colonial monday. it's not publicly known where he is, but he's in london, have opened an investigation into government events held june. the corona virus locked on, this is separate from an inquiry led by senior civil servant a suit gray. the most recent revelations accused the prime minister boris johnson of attending a birthday party organized by his wife during the 1st long term. the global economy is expected to grow by 4.4 percent this year. that's half a percentage point less than previously estimated international monetary funds says the recovery from the pandemic as lost momentum because of a resurgence in cases. inflation is also partly to blame for the i m f. 's latest down great prices and the world's richest economies are at a 25 you high. other concerns include the growing crisis between ukraine and russia, and china's slowing economy. beijing has maintained a

he commands, he says, muslims in the north are being butchered. burkina faso, security forces are too scared to deal with a threat, leaving it to volunteers, to fight and die on the front line. we are very frustrated with book in this uneasily. the armed grooves are better equipped than us. they even attack us with rockets. but the amine never comes up to help us me while the military is busy by taking over the capitol instead of protecting us along the bodice lamp gentle leader. but all eat amoeba is expanding on a strategy devised by the president. he toppled on monday and that's equipping civilians to fight armed groups after 2 weeks of training provided by the army, villagers are supplied with basic weapons and ammunitions. that's because al qaeda in iso affiliated groups have shifted their focus from attacks on security forces to villagers. and that's forcing millions to flee their homes, leaving large swath of land in the hands of arm groups on the outskirts of the capital neighborhoods. already crushed by poverty or taking those displaced by the fighting. children have no acces

here's burkina faso's defence minister. morning, shots were fired across our city, and this situation is at present being investigated so we can determine the true reasons for those shots which were heard. i deny any claims that the head of state was arrested. they were not. our reporter lalla see has been monitoring the situation from neigbouring ivory coast. there is a curfew from eight o'clock, eight p m2 530 in the morning and that this until further notice, and the population has been asked not to move around in the city. we heard a statement from the french ambassador that has asked the same to the french community, and also schools are going to be closed tomorrow, so that is what we have so far. �* . , .. , tomorrow, so that is what we have so far. �* . , , ., far. and what is the cause of the sundress? _ far. and what is the cause of the sundress? the _ far. and what is the cause of the sundress? the cause _ far. and what is the cause of the sundress? the cause of - far. and what is the cause of the sundress? the ca

he sense of unease and uncertainty in burkina faso capital was due at the market. taylor city mon compound is worried for us, so has a checkered past with a series of military coups since independence in 1960. he fears the latest military take over me so, disunity level. but the problem is we don't have peace in brooklyn a fast, so i hope the military didn't just come to take power. they need to bring back civilians, so they can go back to their work and defend the country. the army has suffered several defeats against arm groups linked to al qaeda nigel, they appeared to be gaining ground, forcing millions to flee towards the capital. soldiers seized power on monday by attacking the president's motorcade. the troops blamed president hot mac, eh, boy, and his civilian government for military defeats and increasing insecurity. the president announced his resignation in a hand written note. it's not known where he is. the french president emanuel. my con, told reporters tuesday that he's been informed. cavalry is in good health. the un and west african regional organ

the military coup in burkina faso is due to be discussed at a meeting friday.he military organization has already condemned munday's military takeover. the united nations and u.s. are demanding immediate release of the leader. the group said they seized power because of the government's failure to stop attacks linked to armed groups. >> it is in this upscale neighborhood that the president is being held under house arrest. this nearby presidential palace just behind me, it is now in the hands of special was his. we cannot go any further. they have set up checkpoints. it is no longer the center of decision-making in this country. earlier, the head of the military junta met with the former government, essentially trying to create some sort of government of national unity to gain some sort of legitimacy. the fear is sanctions from the west african body, the heads of states of west africa who are going to meet on friday, but also sanctions from the united nations or the eu, something this country cannot afford. there are still attacks happening in the north and eas

we have not heard today from the president paul burkina faso. do stay with us more news when we come back, we'll see you soon. ah . when the news break side is tornado destroyed everything it touched in mayfield. when people need to be heard and the story town, he has done his job to tell us what's going on with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, i get on my right. the wind just b g 0 has teens on the ground to where you are award winning documentary and lives on air and on line from the al jazeera london pro cal center to special guest in conversation. when you say a lie, a 1000000 times, it becomes a fact. you then can create whatever narrative you want on prompted uninterrupted. i realized i was working for something that was evolve, you know, being a part of actually creating at maria right there. meet christopher wiley, the death of journalism is only the 1st signal for the death of democracy studio be unscripted on al jazeera sediment and development, have altered the course of the ribbon. it no longer flows to the sea, and around

a nick charges alive from burkina faso is capital one auto group. nick, what's for the reaction to the cruelly to speech? well here in this market in downtown walker, do there's a lot of questions following that me by speech, while the tone was well received, very different from the deposed present cabaret, who appeared to be meek, even fragile in the face of the threads of armed groups. this was a strong man taking to the stage, beating the drum of war, rallying people to unite, and to fight against the threat of armed groups to the questions here are, who will go to the front line? will it will, will it be the brothers and fathers of people here? will there be sanctions from the west? african body echo was following the who it, how will that affect food prices on the market here? remember, people have already been suffering on top of the security situation from the economic fall out of the pandemic. now that me but also sought to reassure the international community, saying that he will restore the constitution once they've regained control of the

the military seized power on monday and detain burkina . faso was democratically elected leader. the crew has been condemned internationally who publishing their report. german lawmakers have begun debating mandatory vaccines to slow the spread of the corona virus. chancellor auto shots back compulsory jobs or adults. but his coalition and the german public are divided over the proposal. now if you live in the u. s. borrowing money could soon become more expensive. that's the word from washington where the federal reserve has laid out plans for rolling back stimulus to find surging inflation. prices in the us are rising at rates not seen since the early 19 eighties, driven largely by the cost of energy and food. now the central bank is likely to increase interest rates and wind down the asset purchasing program that could help slow down inflation, which is running at its fastest rate in for decades. fed chairman jerome powell addressed fears that a rate hike would heard the job market. i think there's quite a bit of room to raise interest rates without reading the labor market. t

the military has seized power in burkina, faso, and ousted president rock cowboy. the crew follows days of st. demonstrations and also uprisings at several military bases. the crew leaders say they have removed the president because of his failure to reign in jihadist malicious. if you live on television, burkina, faso has military announces i just staged a clue. and given president ra couple here, a little bit longer asthma jubilation in the streets of the capital one got to go for years. the book i be number have been plagued by overall is an islamist insurgency, is a growing national problem to which couple they did not have an answer to ah, would you get a deputy? i must say that it was expected because our country has been in the situation for 6 years without a real solution to this terrorism. and that they have been suffering for 6 years now. thanks to the colonel with his team with his strong army. we are saved from to day onward. we thank god ah, soldiers have taken the president into custody. they have published a letter of his resignation on national tv.

couldn't come at any time. moscow denies its planning and invasion, also coming up fears of a coo in burkina faso in west africa after soldiers stage mutinies at several military bases. but the government says everything is still under control and apply on munich. defend their lead at the top, the buttons league with a routine victory over a long time under performers at the berlin. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. the us has ordered the families of all american personnel of it's embassy in ukraine to leave the country non essential, stop. i've also been asked to leave. the state department says the decision has been under consideration for some time. u. s. victoria state antony blink and meth, his russian counterpart said lopper off at the weekend the to fail to secure a breakthrough to end the crisis, but agreed to keep working to ease tensions. earlier we asked w's washington correspond, carleen or troy, about the motives behind the state apartments, orders a secretary of state, anthony blank, and gave an interview this afternoon. and he said that his highest responsibil