trapped inside a church the people seeking safety and one of the most dangerous jobs and central african republic will have an exclusive report from benghazi. and china encourages the four to move to the cities but not to beijing. however got some pretty wet weather pushing into central parts of china at the moment that rain making its way over towards shanghai you can see how it goes all the way back down toward the southwest it'll stay dry i generally find in hong kong twenty three cells just but cooler as we go on into day normally away in the spring in those temperatures back at the station pushing that wet weather down towards the gulf of tonkin will see some rather heavy showers to add to the fog north of vietnam hanoi at around twenty one degrees not too much in the way of what weather across india at present here is fine and dry as you can see the heat really starting to ramp up a little more clout up towards the northwest easing through up pakistan getting up to thirty one celsius in new delhi you notice as i said it is lousy dry at a sloppy sunday that is the case across a good part of

bond central african republic. a car bomb packed with explosives has rammed into a military bases thirty kilometers northwest of the capital mogadishu it took place in the afghan district so far the number of casualties is on. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife are reportedly being questioned over a corruption case involving a telecoms giant israeli media say police are investigating whether this and yahoo promoted measures favoring the company in exchange for favorable coverage on its news website police have recommended indicting netanyahu on corruption charges in two other cases he denies any wrongdoing investigators say there's sufficient evidence to charge the prime minister for bribery fraud and breach of public trust . me a video has emerged to visit israeli soldiers beating and kicking a palestinian man just before he died in custody and israeli human rights group says the man didn't receive proper medical attention for twenty five minutes his family is considering legal action forces re

bond central african republic. israeli media is reporting that for the first time police have questioned prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife over allegations of corruption they said that are near his accuse of giving favors to a telecommunications giant company in exchange for favorable coverage on his news website is already a suspect in two other corruption cases that denies any wrongdoing. italians go to the polls on sunday to vote in a hotly contested general election many analysts predict that the former prime minister silvio berlusconi his party is likely to be part of any potential coalition lawrence league considers the impact of a hard right wing coalition. central italy very old very pretty and people are very angry. stuck in the fields outside the town the government has housed one hundred asylum seekers they're about as popular as a moldy listen you. want to go on the floor i mean. in the summer so many women have complained that the euro dating in the street should we wait until something ba

trying of times to ensure their pupils learn at least the basics catherine al-jazeera bria central african republic and in part three of our coverage of the conflict in central african republic we look at the security challenges and why the country is turning to the european union to train its soldiers told trams white house communications director is resigning she's the third person to leave the role since the us president came into office thirteen months ago hope hicks's triumphs longest serving advisors she previously worked for his business organization was press secretary during the election campaign a resignation comes one day before after she testified before a congressional panel investigating accusations of russian interference in the twenty sixteen campaign bill schneider is an international affairs professor at george mason university he says hope picks acted as an important intermediary for trump and the white house staff. her timing could have been better she testified before congress she didn't answer a lot of the questions in fact she acknowledged that in her tenure as the white hous

central african republic. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife reportedly being questioned over a corruption case involving a telecoms giant israeli media say police are investigating whether mr netanyahu promoted measures favoring the company in exchange for favorable coverage on its news website police have recommended indicting mr netanyahu on corruption charges in two other cases he denies any wrongdoing. italians go to the polls on sunday to vote in a general election many analysts are predicting that the former prime minister silvio berlusconi's party is likely to be part of a new ruling coalition considers that could mean cash in central italy very old very pretty and people are very angry. stuck in the fields outside the town the government has housed one hundred asylum seekers they're about as popular as a moldy listen you. just thought it wanted on the floor i mean. in the summer so many women have complained that the euro dating in the street should we wait until something bad

bond central african republic. has abandoned his bid to return as leader of the spanish region of catalonia the very separatist politician announced he'll step aside to allow another candidate to take his place has been a self-imposed exile in belgium ever since the spanish government charged him with rebellion and sedition after last year's independence referendum. seven men have been arrested in slovakia in connection with the death of an investigative journalist police raided houses linked to suspected members of the italian mafia in two towns twenty seven year old young. sunday he'd been investigating high level corruption allegations and mafia links in the country. the rushes are socratic estates a disintegrating many of them were nationalized during soviet times and a still in state thailand's private investors a push off by the high costs and the bureaucracy that comes with restoration each other's reports now almost anything can be done to save them. silence and snowflakes inhabit a grave and over now but b

this is one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic people are always on edge they say the other group which is just outside town wants to come in to rescue the muslims taking refuge in the charts compound. guns they don't comprehend the church because they see that the church is the one who is keeping the most muslim people so they are also against as you see and also the muslim people also they don't understand us because for them. i don't know. the godfather of the people want guns so the church is in the middle. the u.n. is leading efforts to return the displaced to their homes it's a delicate process that involves talks with the communities and gunmen people in this camp are a prehensile have but hopeful that maybe they may have their lives back some catching sight al-jazeera banga soup central african republic. china's leaders are trying to further reduce poverty levels by encouraging millions more people in rural areas to move to cities but not to beijing where migrant workers are being forced to leave others who remain in the capital struggling to cope with the

central african republic. the wreck of famous u.s. navy aircraft carrier has finally been discovered seventy six years after being sunk in a historic well or two battle the u.s.s. lexington and a craft appear remarkably preserved three kilometers beneath the pacific lady lex as she was known went down the battle of the coral sea in one thousand nine hundred forty two when the u.s. halted the japanese in violence towards australia the ship was discovered off the coast of queensland by a search team led by a us billionaire alan there's more in everything we're covering right here al jazeera dot com is the address. quick look at the day's top stories for you now north and south korea are to hold an historic summit next month after pyongyang said it would be willing to give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees the agreement follows a two day visit by a south korean delegation to pyongyang this will be the first such meeting for more than a decade and the first since kim jong un took power in north korea the u.s. whic

of times to ensure their pupils learn at least the basics catherine saw al-jazeera bria central african republic and in part three of our coverage of the conflicts in central african republic we'll look at the security challenges and why the country is turning to the european union that's friday here on al-jazeera buzzards are causing widespread destruction across europe for the third day the u.k. has issued its most severe weather alerts at least forty people have died across europe the sun you're going to go reports. if the first day of march is supposed to him to the spring to come there's little evidence of it here after a visit from the beast from the east the worst storm to hit britain in seventeen years even chaos in its wake many train services ground to a halt in scotland more than three hundred people were stranded on this highway some for up to twenty hours in their cars up with your dog mark all conditions so bad that the first minister nicola sturgeon even urge people not to travel. schools in the worst affected areas have to close some make the most of it . others gave up fighting

trying of times to ensure their pupils learn at least the basics catherine saw an al-jazeera central african republic on a par three of our coverage of the conflict in central african republic we look at the security challenges and one of the countries turning to the european union to train its soldiers now the u.n. says it's seen an increase in the number of venezuelans leaving their country over the past two weeks they're escaping the severe economic crisis and many are going to brazil which is now declared an emergency because of the influx al-jazeera has gable elizondo i met one family as a crossed into brazil. it's been a swell in mother and son on a remote highway they hope leads them to a better life the lady basket is forty six years old and her twenty two year old son kenna reese they crossed the border into brazil and are now trying to reach bolivia stuff the nearest city it is one hundred eighty kilometers away they could not afford a bus ticket so for the past three days they have been walking and still have one hundred sixty kilometers to go people have been nice offering us some people

hopeful that maybe they may have their lives back some catching sight al-jazeera banga soup central african republic. joseph in ganji in that report he's with us live now head of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs in central african republic when i when i read more about this story today i was just quite amazed at the time frame nah in months this is been going on and no breakthrough yes. nine months is quite a lot and nothing seems to be moving and. i can say this without a contradiction that this is the situation is worsening in the area because there are rumors of. two groups of planning on a tug on the town and we do know very well that if there is any attack on this town the muslim people who are about five hundred in the. year are will have a very rough the there will be fighting for their lives should there be any attack in this location so important to note is that this people cannot go out we have to give them food and any time one of them goes out he or she is either killed or you know punished severely and the un do something more i mean obviously you'r

it's an intense six month program by the european union training mission in central african republic this men and women will eventually be deployed across the country much of it controlled by armed groups after the training they'll be given new weapons from russia following an exemption to an arms embargo by the u.n. security council when you have a civil war or a crisis in a country. the rules become. less. so when they are in a situation of stress and when the military in situations of stress of combat. you have to be real trained and well trained to remember the rules. in the same comp more training but for ex competence they've recently laid down their weapons as part of a disarmament and going to gratian program there are about a hundred and says he says in this phase here. they get basic training and also importantly. bush but implementing the program has been slow it's strapped for cash and some groups are opposed to it not mean that. it is gone because we want to conserve people. ibrahim allow what is one of the leaders of the popular front for the renaissance of the central

this is one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic people are always on edge they say the other group which is just outside town wants to come in to rescue the muslims taking refuge in the church compound. guns they don't comprehend the church because they see that the church is the one who is keeping the most muslim people so they also against as you see and also the muslim people also they don't understand us because for them we are like i don't know. the godfather of the people or guns so the church easy in the middle. the u.n. is leading efforts to return the displaced to their homes it's a delicate process that involves talks with the communities and gunmen people in this camp are apprehensive but hopeful that maybe they may have their lives back some catching sight al-jazeera banga soup central african republic. now a top court in brazil has rejected an attempt by former president lula da silva to avoid a told me a prison sentence the supreme court of justice has ruled that lula can be arrested at the jail term is up held on appeal the ruling casts further doubt

central african republic. to the u.k. now where counterterrorism police are investigating the suspected poisoning of a former russian spy script l. and a woman in her thirty's are both in intensive care after exposure to an unknown substance sixty six year old script has been living in the u.k. for the past eight years after being freed from prison in a russian spy swap. we have access to a wide range of specialist resources and services that are helping us to understand what we are or aren't stealing with at this time the focus at this moment in trying to establish what has caused these people to become critically ill and we are working with partners to prioritize this diagnosis and ensure that they receive the most appropriate and timely treatment ok we're covering both ends of the story for you here on the news hour in a moment we'll talk to a challenge in moscow first let's get the latest from the barker in seoul spring in the west of england need for the police for the authorities what's the number one question for t

banga soup central african republic. it's exactly one hundred days since i was and then i'm going to go over as president of zimbabwe ending three decades under the rule of robert mugabe one of my goggles key early aims is attempting to attract foreign investment to revive his nation's struggling economy but his armor task force in the capital harare zimbabwe is have mixed feelings about his progress. charles was laid off years ago he used to work for disco steel which was once one of africa's largest still factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we've been living from hand to mouth most of the days inn some nights you could go without eating a meal and you know it's so odd for your father need to supply for his family so it's been hard from two thousand and eight up to today the steel factory which charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers at birth. used to one mil

central african republic. is also more to come on the program including its knees inconclusive election so are rising anti immigrant rhetoric that also inspired attacks on foreigners there i'll tell you why china's plan to reduce poverty by encouraging people to move to the city isn't working out well for beijing's or residents and sports arena williams steps up or preparations for alternative top level says that. hello there it's milder but still wet for many of us across europe the satellite picture is showing plenty of counsel swirling around but one system after another really a lot of this is rain rather than snow but we are still seeing a few outbreaks of the white stuff over the mountains there in the outs and further eastwards as well but all of this is pushing its way north woods there as we head through wednesday and into thursday and what it's doing is chasing away that very very cold and so still cold in the east but not as cold as it has been we're looking at minus five or the maximum on the day i

the late the central african republic or to water the mean good people to meet after. all of their rights on the ground to bring you back for a report on how people are going to carry on without lives a medium ongoing. russia calls it a day any pause but in syria it barely allows enough time to bury the dead. james up in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up stuck in the.

the latest violence in central african republic has forced more than a million people to meet after. all is there a song on the grounds of the brain that's our report on how people are struggling to carry on without lights a means and ongoing cost. more than forty thousand africans are facing deportation from israel is awarded more than ninety percent of. the way you know on the seal point one percent of the revenues two of those in danger of being thrown out of the country in which they sought refuge talks out jazeera at this time. twenty eight killed and fifty others wounded in coordinated attacks on bikini capital the french embassy and the army headquarters a targeted. hello i'm maryanne demasi and on.

themselves but stand in teachers of fighting to overcome an education crisis and war torn central african republic. united states has responded swiftly to the russian president's unveiling of its nuclear and weapons arsenal the trumpet ministration has approved plans to sell more than two hundred anti-tank missiles to ukraine and i mean a putin claims the new.

generating violence in central african republic has forced more than a million people to meet the afternoon. i was there a song the grounds for a report on how people are struggling to carry on without lights a means and ongoing cost. by the time of his death in twenty fifteen singapore's founding fathers you had one widespread prospectus to take to city states prosperity but he'd also been accused of restricting freedom of speech and repressing critical position complex legacies of scrutiny to meet a family dispute and growing calls for greater democracy weeping to find out what. it's one of asia's richest cities a modern metropolis safe orderly and business friendly. often described as an economic miracle tiny singapore has no hinterland and a few natural resources. when the former british colony became an independent nation in one thousand nine hundred five there were even doubts about its survival . to take all seven in less than one generation form a developing country and one of the most developed countries in the world you know we have to be grateful for and missed and when you will

these important issues around the world when you're dealing with issues like south sudan central african republic ukraine yemen syria one of the things that's blocked progress in the long war in syria is the fact that the u.s. and russia have rarely been able to agree on anything now i think they're going to find it hard even to talk at the moment because of what's happened thank you very much james bangs our diplomatic editor with all the latest from the united nations in new york has now been to royal challengers following the russian reaction in moscow russia has vowed to tally ation warry but could they have seen something like this coming. we have the russian response in this kind of situation is always to offer some sort of reciprocity as they put it so as james was saying there we are likely very likely almost certain really to see a kind of tipped tit for tat response from the russians here with expulsions of western diplomats from moscow they might well throw in a few extra measures just to keep everyone guessing basically the russian foreign ministry is putting together a list of possib

generating violence in central african republic has forced more than a million people to meet after. all does their rights on the ground to bring a report on how people are struggling to carry on with our lives amuse and ongoing cost. by the time of his death in twenty fifteen singapore's founding fathers you had one widespread prospectus to take to city states prosperity but he'd also been accused of restricting freedom of speech and repressing critical position complex legacies of scrutiny and made a better.

we're going to talk about places like togo nothing is happening there central african republic. things happening in misrata i mean this comes against a backdrop of the report that was released by the international which depicts a grim reality about what's happening in terms of human rights abuses of a same time the united nations high commissioner for human rights. they have the law and hussein is stepping down of the reason why his tipping days basically because the culture the environment is not conducive to any genuine change is civil with facing a real quizes when it comes to the un itself well let's be clear that and the high commissioner who has done some excellent work during his term isn't just stepping down because of the culture outside of the un amongst member states there's also a culture within the united nations that is retracting in terms of human rights and that culture starts from the very top and from the very new secretary general who has a background in humanitarian sort of matters but has not taken human rights at all seriously in terms of what the other two

and the latest violence in central african republic has brought even more than a million people to meet after. all this is their race on the ground to bring you back for a report on how people are struggling to carry on with our lives a medium ongoing constant. russia calls it a daily pause but in syria it barely allows enough time to bury the dead. load james up and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up stoking the fire a u.n. report blames regional powers for defying an embargo by arming rival factions in libya. south korea's president says japan must do more to acknowledge its role in world war two sex slavery. was a busy day in washington as a top trump aide resigns and the president seems to change direction on god it's. the third day of a five hour humanitarian pauses on the way in syria's east and go to that follows the deaths of at least fourteen civilians on wednesday from russian and syrian government raids the u.n. estimates more than five hundred eighty people have been killed and well over a thousand injured since an upsurge in fighting in february eighteenth a d

in a russian spy swap hundreds of muslims are trapped inside a catholic compound in the central african republic they're under attack from a christian group in the town of bunga soon around fifteen hundred muslims risk being killed if they leave the protection of u.n. peacekeepers up next it's the stream i'll see you tomorrow until then by. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. will bring you the news and current affairs that much to you al jazeera. and you're in the stream today a wave of african-americans are choosing to move to the african continent but why and what happens when they get there join the conversation using the hash tag. or if you're watching live on you tube you'll eventually see us in that box you can leave your comments in the chat box and you too could be in the stream. right. in recent years thousands of african-americans have made the decision to quote return home to the african continent many say they want to escape the racial pressure pot of the united states while some want to connect to the land o

ways to work together on some of the key issues issues like you know africa south sudan central african republic the middle east things like yemen and syria of course the long war in syria and of course the ongoing conflict in ukraine and i think ever since the annexation of crimea four years ago it's fair to say that relations between the western countries and the russians have deteriorated it's made it harder it's created real tension in some of the conversations that bleeds over from one file into another and i think it's going to add fresh tension now this development to make it even harder to get things done here at the u.n. and beyond james bays thank you very much indeed for a choses for in the russian reaction in moscow. well in the west it's called tit for tat in russian governmental circles it's called the principle of reciprocity and that's what we're likely to see in the coming days with russia essentially responding to all of these diplomatic expulsions with its own set of diplomatic expulsions of the countries that have chosen to act against moscow the russian foreign ministry is p

hundreds of muslims are trapped in a catholic compound in the central african republic they're under attack from a christian group in the town of to around fifteen hundred muslims risk being killed if they leave the protection of un peacekeepers those are your headlines the news continues on this channel al-jazeera after india's lady coughs i'll see you in about twenty five minutes until the. man man. take it. office sol is divided and when we hold. the how to been a lot only attendance at. the same way loveless patiently had the public even tomorrow. so big you mean the more the other hang on say. that's when they'll be a no make me the league up there. haha got my love playstation mamdani out or do it caught up it made me want to switch and why you. say he prevented a little gasp and i gotta say i get what you mean i had the king of school getting . out and done getting your skull. is second in cookies officer for twenty years. give man do minute by law man. move on get the job market in medical condition be they have one came in they made it they become got a home so we've got a c

years trying to save this species in the wild and the last bastions of this range in the central african republic others on the bbc news website and download onto your smartphone or and download onto your smartphone or a tablet the bbc news app. let's talk about the korean peninsula now. it now seems possible the president of south korea is going to meet kim jong—un of north korea in april. leaders of these two countries have not met for a decade and it is more evidence that relations of boring. coinciding with the winter olympics. these pictures yesterday from pyongyang. kim jong—un meeting these pictures yesterday from pyongyang. kimjong—un meeting with a delegation from south korea. they spent two days there and they have come back with news that a meeting is on the cards. but also, we got more detailfrom this is on the cards. but also, we got more detail from this from the delegation. the north has clearly confirmed its commitment to the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula and it has no reason to possess nuclear weapons should military threats against north korea be removed and the safet

security council about the situation in the democratic republic of congo so the central african country has been gripped by violence listen humanitarian needs caused by internal conflicts have doubled over the last year thirteen million people need humanitarian assistance more than four point six million children are acutely malnourished including two point two million suffering severe acute malnutrition we're seeing mushrooming epidemics including the west outbreak of cholera in fifteen years there's also an epidemic of sexual violence most of it unreported and on addressed and much of it against children while the u.n. is trying hard to draw the world's attention to what exactly is going on in india in the democratic republic of congo describing the violence and sexual abuse as horrific more than fifty seven thousand people mostly women and children have fled the country's east into uganda since the start of this year alone they join forty four thousand others who escaped during twenty seventeen fighting in this part of the d.r. see involves cattle herders and farmers who have a long

just in passing the democratic republic of congo and what's going on there with this horrible warning from the united nations labral central line seems to be look african solutions for african problems rex tillerson is an africa with a big checkbook i mean he's talked about half a billion dollars worth of aid but african solutions for african problems we hear about a lot of people it doesn't work why not. look at african solutions can sometimes work for african problems but some african problems are no longer just african they are you know they are globalized problems they're about globalization and so you need international partnerships that's one of the reasons i think rex tillerson is also focusing on the side hill he's going to charge for example and that is all to do with security and to do with globalization and to deal with counter radicalization which is which the solutions some of them lie within the side helen within the saudi and countries but some of them will require global partnerships of which the united states is part of the solution and explains in london thank you. the un human rights chief is urging the international criminal court i