them surely wins all of this is a live from doha also coming up fears of new violence in central african republic after a dispute over taxes sees dozens killed and shops burned. no backing down to protest against proposed pensions reforms in france find allies in the yellow vest means. it's just a really fun score and i like to hit people. plans to make one of america's favorite pastime safer for children but not everyone's a fox. hello there somalia's president is clear who's to blame for a bombing in the capital that's killed at least $79.00 and injured many more most of the dead were university students heading for a new day of classes while a truck exploded at a checkpoint m.p. say the target was a tax collection since a although there's been no claim of responsibility so the president is pointing towards al shabaab saturday's bombing was one of the deadliest recent attacks in mogadishu in 2011100 people were killed in a suicide bombing by al-shabaab side the gulf. ministerial complex 2 years ago nearly 600 people were killed in a double truck bombing that too was blamed on. harm a tussle rep

sends a rapid response team to the central african republic where at least 40 people were killed in fighting between shop owners and the militias demanding money. women in india become a symbol of the protest movement against the contentious citizenship law. could have you with us ukraine and pro russian separatists in the country's east have begun swapping prisoners is the 2nd major release since care for moscow agreed to exchange detainees in september the agreement follows talks between ukraine and russia's leaders earlier this month both sides agreed to work towards the escalating the conflict in donetsk that broke out in 2014 of course we'll have more on that story in the program. also turkey has sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia to treat the dozens of people injured in saturday's suicide bombing nearly 80 people were killed in the deadliest attack in mogadishu in 2 years as president is blaming the armed group al-shabaab and says the country will lot be demoralized tara metasearch is covering developments for us from nairobi in neighboring kenya certainly stronger and emphat

and this is al jazeera live from daraa also ahead fears of new violence in central african republic after a dispute over taxes sees dozens killed of shops pound. the new criminal taste for avocados how are growing up in the u.s. has turned mexican farmers into a target for gangs. it's just a really fun store and i like to hit free fall. plans to make one of america's favorite pastime safe for children everyone's a fan. now somalia's president is clear who is to blame for a bombing in the capital that's killed at least $79.00 people and injured many more now most of the dead we university students heading for a new day of classes a truck exploded at a checkpoint and police say the target was a tax collection center and although there's been no claim of responsibility the president is pointing at al shabaab saturday's bombing was one of the deadliest recent attacks in mogadishu and 2011100 people were killed in a suicide bombing by al-shabaab outside the government's ministerial complex and 2 years ago or nearly 600 people were killed and a double truck bombing that too was blamed on al-sha

i missed and this is al jazeera live from cairo also coming up fears of new violence in central african republic after a dispute over taxes leads to dozens and dozens killed in shops and. we meet the parents demanding the return of their children who they say were kidnapped by kurdish fighters and tacky. and a criminal taste for avocadoes how a growing up in the u.s. has turned mexican farmers into a target for gangs. now somalia's president has been going out for a bombing in the capital that's killed at least 79 people and injured many more now most of the dead were university students heading in for a new day of classes a truck exploded at a checkpoint although police say the intended target was a tax collection center there's been no claim of responsibility yet saturday's bombing was one of the deadliest recent attacks in mogadishu in 2011100 people were killed in a suicide bombing by al shabaab outside the government's ministerial complex and 2 years ago nearly 600 people were killed in the double truck bombing that too was blamed on al-shabaab. reports from nairobi in neighboring kenya. jo

sends a rapid response team to the central african republic where dozens died fighting between shop owners and militias demanding money also. we did india become a symbol of the protest movement against the contentious citizenship law plus it's just a really fun sport and i like to have. plans to make one of america's favorite pastime safer for children but not everyone's of. welcome to the program turkey has a doctors and medical supplies to somalia to treat the dozens of people injured in saturday's suicide bombing nearly 80 people were killed in the deadliest attack in mogadishu in 2 years somalia's president is blaming the armed group al-shabaab and says the country will not be demoralized how toss reports now from nairobi in neighboring kenya was. carried out joining morning rush hour as many people going to work and university students heading to campus the bombs exploded at a security checkpoint east by many coming into mogadishu yet again that eyes were they . a truck loaded with explosives was detonated at a busy checkpoint the explosion led to many deaths and injuries most of tho

sent a rapid response team to central african republic at least 40 people were killed in fighting between shop owners and men the violence began in the capital. when traders refused to pay money demanded by local fighters dozens of shops and houses in the p.k. 5 to strict what down the un has warned against an escalation of violence in a country that suffered years of unrest joshua safeway is a senior policy analyst for africa the middle east at the heritage foundation in harrisburg pennsylvania he says violence has been building in the 5 district for some time. p.-k 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was a bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.k. 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just another round of violence in the capital city and in this specific neighborhood car is a desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to t

sends a rapid response team to the central african republic 40 people have been killed in fighting. and taiwan's leader wants china is the largest threat to its wellbeing pointing to events in hong kong she tries to bolster her reelection. hello then on the satellite it is in the boat across much of japan but it's a little bit misleading funny plenty of cloud to the north and streaming across the korean peninsula and this is what we've been seeing into plenty of snow there over the last couple of days a very wintry we can but it has to be said it looks very pretty those temperatures below. freezing so keeping the ice and the snow on the ground a little bit milder on monday the daytime high 4 degrees celsius but a very mixed picture generally through much of southern and central japan 10 celsius in tokyo so just making into double figures and just a degree above freezing into pyongyang but once that france lies through much colder at minus 7 then minus 4 in seoul but good kids skies and actually a little bit milder in tokyo again that france lies through and some mild in place with a

families on both sides are left to mourn their dead and fear more attacks the central african republic a good civil war that started in 2013 and killed thousands of people since then more than a 1000000 of the $5000000.00 population have been forced from their homes many couplet abroad for now there isn't an easy calm on the streets of benghazi but as everyone here knows it will only take a spark to ignite another wave of killings in a country while warlords control more territory than the government. by degrees i'll just buy. the u.s. remains deeply divided on issues like impeachment and immigration which could have a significant impact on the upcoming presidential election in the next part of al-jazeera series looking ahead to $2027.00 trump's chances of retaining the white house in november can really help kick reports. everything that happens in washington in 2020 will be overshadowed by one looming event. the presidential election campaign in november voters will go to the polls and decide if u.s. president donald trump deserves another 4 years in the white house in a way that wil

the central african republic endured civil war that started in 2013 and killed thousands of people. since then more than a 1000000 of the 5000000 population have been forced from their homes many couplet abroad for now there isn't an easy calm on the streets of benghazi but as everyone here knows it will only take a spark to ignite another wave of killings in a country while warlords control more territory than the government. by degrees. but. people who say they were detained and tortured in camps in china have described their experiences to al-jazeera according to activists more than 2000000 have been held in since young province most are muslim weekers but there are also minority groups such as ethnic kazakhs assam avenge of aids medicine and on. or in mexico as the guards tortured him for fun he is one of thousands of ethnic cause extrude been held in china's internment camps in the northwestern singeing region he claims he was forced to take medicines and injections that have damaged him physically and mentally and he says he lost some of his hearing because of beatings he sust

has sent a rapid response team to the central african republic after violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after traders refused to pay the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias one shop owner who did not want to be identified said he's fed up and. we've had enough every time they're asking for money sometimes they take things by force we can't continue like this in the central african republic has filed to become stable since its independence from france in 960 violence and turmoil worse than 6 and a half years ago when most of them rebels from a group called select has seized power in the majority christian nation an alliance of mind the christian militias called was formed to counter them a transitional government was handed power in 2014 but it seems to broker any lasting peace have repeatedly broken down but of the conflict is over the country's vast wealth in diamonds gold oil and

well still ahead on the al-jazeera szabo news under attack in the central african republic to have an update from the capital but. finally home ukraine and try to rush in separatists complete a full prisoner swap after 5 years of war. we'll. go with. the. hello there quite cloudy across central areas of china we have also got a fest remove caddis worm his way away from the east coast but it does mean that i want to show is in the forecast and with quite that strong. cross into hong kong but 20 celsius is the high on tuesday it is a cool day up in shanghai at 5 degrees and still some very persistent showers across much of the taiwan but 20 celsius is the high there you can see the direction of those windows and those showers pushing across china and across into northern sections of coastal vietnam and that will stay in the forecast really as we head off into wednesday that across tools india now we've been talk about the cold air that's been in place across northern india new delhi in particular but that same strip of the continent has also been impacting northern sections of banglades

sent a rapid response team to central african republic after fighting between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after traders refused to pay the un's warning against an escalation of violence following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias voting is underway in guinea for the presidential election runoff 2 former prime ministers competing to replace a president. who was eliminated in the 1st round last month he is vowing to respect the result following fighting during election campaigning the west african country is one of one and a half 1000000 people have long been mired in poverty corruption and drug trafficking demonstrators have gathered in central hong kong saying they won't back down from protests that have disrupted the city for more than 6 months vowing to hold to their demands for change against china's increasing influence over the territory. in a time when he's the president trying when has faced off against her main rival in a televised debate

still to come on al-jazeera the growing resurgence of violence in central african republic we speak to the u.n. peacekeeping forces plus with no medicine if an adult or child gets sick they can die of people living in one of america's most remote states are being cut off from health care. hello there the heat is very much back in place across the south and the southeast of australia now there is a bit of a change because this line of cloud that you see here this is a front swinging and across the great bite now as it does that the winds will change directions that are coming in from the ocean so that cooler waynes not coming in from the dry horse interior a little bit of moisture as well but it will still remain very hot indeed and in fact there are some extreme heat warnings in place these been issued by the bureau of meteorology and in particular of areas in the southeast around cameras attempt as a nazi boundary away from the pocket of air very hot just in between camera and also melbourne meanwhile it is a warm day wednesday in perth with a high of 31 degrees but this is what i mea

the united nations has sent a rapid response team to central african republic after violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money that these 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday when dozens of shops and homes were set fire to traders refused to pay the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of un risk between muslim and christian militias one shop owner spoke to us didn't want to be identified but said he's fed up with the violence and. we've had enough every time they're asking for money sometimes they take things by force we can't continue like this when we're in with the. let's just get an update on the situation in ukraine we were telling you earlier about the prisoner swap with russian separate or of per russian separatists in ukraine alexander got for it has been following events for us from moscow today i believe the swap itself is over now but there were also events where some people didn't want to leave. yes the prisoner swap in which some 200 prisoners were exchanged between here and the russian supported separatist. wo

our research is zeroing in on a remote town in the central african republic. that's where we're heading. the only safe to get to the town is on a humanitarian flight. it's taken us about two days, three different planes to get up here to the north of the central african republic. if you were trying to disappear, this would be suitably remote. they called it one of the worst places in the world to be a child. falling to the bottom of the un human development index. a shaky peace deal is barely holding. forces are constant watch. the day we arrived the threat level is almost at its highest. when father arrived here, part of hids work involved caring for families kp children forced from their homes by violence. incredibly vulnerable families and children. the young training to be. the catholic church has a strong presence in this community and throughout the country. four years ago the pope came and blessed the christians as the the central republic. hundreds of people celebrated. in the crowd, we spot luke. >> and in this promotional video. the catholic church r

death sentence to 29 security forces for torturing and killing a protester we will be in central african republic where concerns about a resurgence of violence are growing we're speaking to the u.n. peacekeeping forces there in a state of emergency in parts of australia as bush fires burn out of control forcing a rethink for new year's eve celebrations. on polar race with all that ice sports including le bron james celebrates his 35th birthday in style and reaches a milestone on the court as well. so an iranian backed group targeted by u.s. air strikes in iraq and syria is now vowing a strong response but the u.s. is also warning of further action to protect its personnel if necessary 3 belong to the group to type hezbollah. 3 of them in iraq i should say to them and syria was struck killing at least 27 fighters and injuring 51. now you know that if we are warning the united states as we warned before that they're illegal presence means they are standing against the iraqi people and the iraqi people have the right to confront them with all types of resistance. plenty of reaction though a breach o

fears of new violence in the central african republic after a dispute over taxes sees dozens killed and shops hurt plus. not backing down protest against proposed pension reforms in france find allies in the yellow vests movement also ahead. it's just a really fun sport and i like to hit people. plans to make one of america's favorite pastime safer for children but not everyone's a fact. their warm welcome to the program somalia's president is clear who's to blame for a bombing in the hearts of the capital that's killed at least 79 people and injured many more most of the dead wood university students heading for a new day of classes well a truck exploded at a checkpoint and police say the target was a tax collections and so although there's been no claim of responsibility so flawed the president is pointing the finger. so i can see what. the motive behind such an attack is to terrorize and demoralize the somali people its government the people its government will never be demoralized from achieving our development goals and rebuilding our country this terrorist group of aussie it seems

fears of new violence in the central african republic after discrete overtaxes seized dozens killed and shops for a. new criminal case for avocadoes how a growing appetite in the u.s. has tarred mexican farmers intimate targets for gang. is just a really fun sport and i like to hit people. plans to make one of america's favorite pastime safer for children but not everyone's a fun. a warm welcome to this hour of news somalia's president is clear whose debate for a bombing in the capital that killed at least 79 and injured many more most of the day university students heading for a new day of classes well a truck exploded at the checkpoint the police say the target was a tax collection sensor although there's been no claim of responsibility so far the president's pointing at al shabaab well sas today's bombing was one of the deadliest recent attacks in mogadishu in 2011100 people were killed in a suicide a suicide bombing by al shabaab the government's ministerial complex then 2 years ago nearly 600 people were killed in a double truck bombing and that was blamed on al shabaab reports now

sends a rapid response team to central african republic or at least 40 people been killed in fighting between shop owners and militias demanding money. women in india become a symbol of the protest movement against the contentious citizenship law. chile is leading the developing world with a pledge to relinquish things of course to generate power but for those who live in the so-called sacrifice owns 30 years is too long to wait. so there has been a prisoner swap in eastern ukraine between government forces and protesters separatists it is the 2nd major release in 3 months and follows ukraine and russia agreeing to ease tensions between them remember it is now 5 years since russian troops and the crimean peninsula so an update as we start with alexander got froid in moscow just take us through how events have actually gone today. so the checkpoint called the my office which is near the town of huddle of co which is on to them occasional line between ukraine and. russia supported separatists today at like 4 hours ago this swap of prisoners started to and what we receive now is an infor

our investigation is zeroing in on a remote town in the central african republic, kagabanduro. et up here to the north of the central african republic. if you were trying to disappear, this would definitely be suitably remote. unicef has called it one of the worst places in the world to be a child. it's here in kagabandur that delft first worked for the catholic charity. their mission, to protect the most vulnerable. it's also here that we're hearing whispers of possible new victims. at a camp for displaced people on the outskirts of town albar and his father agree to speak to us about his alleged abuse at the hands of father luke delft. do you know who this man is? >> luke. >> pere luke? >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he became your friend. what happened? it's clear albar is too upset to talk much more. so we asked his father if he can explain what happened. what did father delft do? this was hard for both albar and his father but he told us it was important for them to talk. they want justice. we leave kaga-bandoro. it's time to track down delft. this is bangyi, capital

in the central african republic at least 40 people were killed in fighting between traders and armed men violence began in the capital bongi on thursday when changes began resisting attacks imposed on them by local fighters dozens of shops and houses in the p.k. 5 districts were burned down. hundreds of protesters gathered outside the home of lebanon's prime minister designate demanding that he doesn't take office protests to say they'll continue to demonstrate until hasa india confirms he will not become prime minister. testers in iraq of storm the southern us the rio oil field and cut off its i would power supply that's according to the reuters news agency the oil field produces $90000.00 barrels a day and to government demonstrators are continuing across the country including in baghdad where people are demanding the release of abducted protesters on protests who were shot dead and others were injured by tear gas. algeria's president has named a university lecturer as the new prime minister abdul aziz shirov is a former diplomat and presidential advisor united his political scienc

in the news ahead central african republic is on edge as a deadline to hand over weapons past us and allegations of forced abortions were speaking to. say they were detained alongside muslims in china. hello the skies are clear for southern parts of china central areas yes we'll see a little more cloud possibility of one or 2 showers able to see eastern side of chargeable across the south temperatures just getting up towards that 2021 degree mark in hong kong the only show when this is the northeasterly monsoon that will feed a few showers into central areas of vietnam as we go on through wednesday i think less so for thursday but still a chance of wanted to share similar picture too of course at least the side of a loose on a little further west would draw across in the china largely dry across india as well but there are some showers some rain in the forecast further north there with a little more cloud here the clearer skies means the fog has been somewhat in hans we have got to some of the some of these areas say in their coldest weather in over $117.00 celsius there in new delhi

is sentenced 29 security forces to death for torturing and killing a protester where in central african republic where concerns about a resurgent violence are only growing. and a state of emergency in parts of a stray as the bush fires burn out of control forcing a rethink the new year's eve celebrations. unacceptable and vicious is how iraq's prime minister is describing u.s. airstrikes in both iraq and in syria but washington is warning of further action to protect its personnel if necessary the strikes targeted 3 camps of an iranian backed group in iraq and 2 of them in syria at least $28.00 fighters killed and $51.00 injured. now you know if we are warning the united states as we warned before that they're illegal presence means they are standing against the iraqi people and the iraqi people have the right to confront them with all types of resistance. so much reaction to this iraq warning of dangerous consequences as we said iran calling it a terrorist act but the u.s. says the strikes were what it describes as a decisive response to threats by iranian backed forces against american personn

people have been killed and fighting off the armed men tried to impose a tax on traders in central african republic now the violence began in the capital bangui on thursday when traders refused to pay the levy demanded by those local fighters dozens of shops and homes in the p.k. 5 district were burned down the un has warned of an escalation of violence in a country that's already suffered years of unrest a man armed with a machete has attacked people celebrating the jewish festival the jewish festival of hanukkah and upstate new york he burst into a rabbi's home where the event was taking place this was the scene a little over an hour ago in the town of muncie that's about 50 kilometers north of new york city 5 people are reported to have been taken to hospital in critical condition some people were chased from the house and took refuge in a neighboring synagogue the attacker escaped in a call libya's u.n. backed government forces are resisting wall cliff a half dozen offensive to capture tripoli they've launched a new attack near the airport and claimed to have captured 10 of have to soldiers hun

has sent a rapid response team to the central african republic after violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after traders refused to pay the un is warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias well the central african republic has filed to become stable since its independence from france in 1960 violence and more worse in 6 and a half years ago when muslim rebels formed a group called select and seize power in the majority christian nation an alliance of my own the christian militias called anti bloc out formed to counter them a transitional government was handed power in 2014 but attempts to bring to any lasting peace have repeatedly broken down much of the conflict is over the country's vast wealth in diamonds gold oil and you rania just the is a senior policy analyst for africa in the middle east at the heritage foundation in harrisburg pennsylvania he says violence has been building in boundaries

the un has censored rapid response team to the central african republic jews are fighting between armed groups and shop owners being forced to pay the money at least $40.00 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday in the mainly muslim p.k. 5 district the un is warning against an escalation of violence following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias. the us military and somali forces have had to train targets with air strikes some of those government says a senior member was killed on saturday a truck bomb attack blamed on the armed group in mogadishu killed 80 people are reports from nairobi in neighboring kenya. they survived saturday's truck bomb blast in mogadishu but sustained some of the worst injuries now some victims have been airlifted to better equipped are spittles in turkey clinics and hospitals in mogadishu are struggling to cope with the dozens of wounded. from the time the explosion occurred up until now the government leaders have been working hard to provide the services needed by those injured in the explosion it's now possible for us to airl

the central african republic in europe civil war that started in 2013 and killed thousands of people since then more than a 1000000 of the 5000000 population have been forced from their homes many couplet abroad for now there isn't an easy calm on the streets of benghazi but as everyone here knows it will only take a spark to ignite another wave of killings in a country while warlords control more territory than the government i mean to greece i'll just bunky spain says it will expel 3 bolivian diplomats as part of a tit for tat move it comes after bolivia's interim president asked to spanish diplomats and the mexican ambassador to the country the growing diplomat just it began with mexico granted asylum to former bolivian president evo morales and some of his successor has accused spain of trying to help his allies. it is a celebration starting to get on the way new zealand is one of the 1st places in the world to welcome in 20 to 25 words display was holding all we're going to be following the new year's celebrations of other countries around the globe and to read all. this is al-j

the un has set a rapid response team to the central african republic after violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday with the headlines the news continues here after talk to al-jazeera. from sunrise to sunset across asia. the pacific explorer until fascinating story one on one on al-jazeera. for you to. see. china china china china. china they want to make a deal. the question is do i want to make a deal we've heard u.s. president donald trump talk about china many times. in fact it was he who started the so-called trade war with china you know the 2018 with tariffs piling up on both countries imports that isn't a real war and how much of it is impacting china's massive economy and it's 1400000000 people. i'm kamal santamaria here in the library of the national museum of carter willis trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies have repercussions far beyond their own shores we're seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr wang talks to al-jazeera. d

to to sob time's up for the gunmen blamed for an outbreak of fighting in the capital the central african republic. and we begin with breaking news from iraq when members of an iranian backed group and their supporters have boxed into baghdad's heavily fortified green zone and surrounded the u.s. embassy the iraqi prime minister. has warned against any aggression and foreign embassies and he's urging the remaining protesters to leave most of members of the iranian backed popular my belies ation forces. reported to have pushed down a door and broken into the compound some areas were set on fire and iraqi security forces fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the crowds more than 60 people have been injured the demonstrations follow us is strikes on sunday on bases belonging to the iranian backed shia militia hizbollah brigades in iraq at least $27.00 people were killed while the embassy is the united states is largest diplomatic post in the world and also the most expensive to build it sits within the heavily fortified green zone which houses iraqi government buildings and foreign embassies i

deadline to disarm gunmen blamed for an outbreak of fighting in the capital of the central african republic the a few hours left to surrender. or the day sporting kidding. and he. returns from entering to leave the bucs to win over the chicago bulls all the n.b.a. action coming up later. but we start with breaking news out of iraq where thousands of protesters have entered the secured green zone in baghdad and marched to the u.s. embassy most of members of the iranian backed popular mobilization forces one report suggests some have pushed down the door and broken into the compound they condemning u.s. air strikes on sunday on bases belonging to an iranian backed shia militia in iraq u.s. embassy stuff and the ambassador are reported to have been evacuated the u.s. says the attacks against the hezbollah brigades were a response to the killing of the u.s. civilian contractor the funerals of at least $27.00 shia fighters killed in those strikes a taking place in baghdad now the embassy in baghdad is the united states largest diplomatic post in the world and also the most expensive to build it

the growing resurgence of violence in the central african republic we speak to the u.n. peacekeeping forces. a gesture of political goodwill for a jailed catalan leader spain's state attorney recommends his release. and the green football team taking the next big step paul explained. and he's 23 people have been killed in a rebel attack in eastern democratic public of congo fighters from the allied to democratic forces and a tourist on group an overnight raid on a tina 800 kilometers northwest of the city of beni there in several protests and many in recent weeks with locals accusing un peacekeepers of failing to protect them against rebel attacks. has been following the developments from nairobi and says people are walking to benny to seek refuge. the situation on the ground is not competent officials warn the death toll would likely rise because the killing spree went on for hours and many people still aren't accounted for people say when the rebels entered the village they went from house to house putting everything in the pot killing everyone they saw including women

now the deadline for government in central african republic to hand over weapons has passed and there's no sign that they have remember at least 40 people were killed in days of fighting between market traders and groups in the capital bangui the trade is issued a 48 hour ultimatum to the gunmen to surrender their weapons united nations has sent more troops to the region but the struggling clearly to keep the peace and interests with us now from banky. so what happens now that this deadline has passed . well basically come on if i move out of the frame the right behind me all the eldest sitting down these are the leaders of the trader's union who are meeting to discuss the aftermath of the sudden movement of the united nations and government security forces in this neighborhood for the 1st time now basically the united nations a saying that enough is enough need to be surrendered previous attempts to destroy the militias in this neighborhood well this is the market was the killing over the last week happened in which 41 people have been killed 70 have been enjoyed the united nations jus

one is under attack in the central african republic we live in the capital with the lightest. and on time how much would over the day sporting creating a brand james celebrate. style the l.a. lakers star reaches and not a milestone in there when against the map like. iran has condemned u.s. attacks on a shia group in iraq and syria calling it a terrorist act 5 camps belonging to hizbollah were hit 3 in iraq and 2 more in syria at least 27 people were killed iraq's prime minister has called the attacks on the group a breach of sovereignty but the u.s. calls it a decisive response to aggression against its troops in iraq by iranian backed forces and is warning of further action. what we did was take a decisive response that makes clear what president trump has said for months and months and months which is that we will not stand for this law of the republic of iran to take actions that put american men and women in jeopardy. we will always honor that commitment to take decisive req action when that takes place and we continue to demand that the islamic republic iran act in a way

rushes more resources into central african republic after at least 40 or killed in fighting between militia groups and markets writes. a missile attack in yemen is blamed on who the rebels who are now threatening to target sensitive locations in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . and with strikes taking center stage and fred see how paris the struggling to fill those seats. and i'm here to simplify all your sports the college playoffs reached the finals and we report on measures to protect younger players from head injuries. there's been a prisoner swap in eastern ukraine between government forces and pro russia separatists and the 2nd major release in 3 months follows ukraine and russia agreeing to a tension between them ties between ukraine and russia broke down after the 2014 uprising that ousted the kremlin backed president in kiev russia went on to annex crimea and is accused of supporting separatists in eastern ukraine at least 13000 people have been killed in the fighting the latest prisoner exchange is part of ukrainian president the law to me is a lenski push for peace but there is ange

tension is high in the capital of the central african republic and at least 40 people have been killed in benghazi cheering days of fighting between market traders and armed groups there and the united nations has sent in more troops to keep the peace the deadlines been issued to government to surrender their weapons permit interest reports now from. traders in the p q 5 neighborhood market count their losses and repealed wild reconstruction work starts more trouble is threatened. vigilantes who are protecting traitors in the community are no longer welcome. the traders have set up a crisis committee which is empowered to declare war on the armed groups we gave them a 40 hour ultimatum to surrender their weapons and reintegrate into the community if they don't surrender we will resume hostilities with them government authority has to be restored in the p.k. 5 neighborhood. that threat is what's making people here in the us fighting started on tuesday when an armed militia man was killed when he refused to pay a shopkeeper for an item you wanted his group retaliated and over the course

rushes more resources into the central african republic after at least $48.00 killed in fighting between militia groups and market traders at a missile attack in yemen is blamed on hooty rebels who are now threatening to target sensitive locations in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and i'm peter sim 2 of the supporters the college playoffs reached the finals we reported on measures to protect younger players from injury. usa strikes in western iraq have killed several militia fighters 3 locations were hit in iraq including on the border with syria the target was a shia militia group called hezbollah which isn't to be confused with hezbollah in lebanon iraq has ball is part of the popular mobilization forces which helped the iraqi government's fight against arsenal the u.s. is drugs also get to charge a. it's in syria but the pentagon hasn't said with his some of what the pentagon has had to say in response to repeated hizbollah attacks on iraqi bases that host operation inherent resolve coalition forces u.s. forces have conducted precision defensive strikes against 5 cateye of his ball the f

place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds in work his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is a least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home. this is al jazeera. hello there julie went on hold this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes india's prime minister accuses the opposition of inciting public anger over a controversial new citizenship. his prime minister returns home to firestar after holidaying in hawaii during unprecedented bushfires. an exclusive report from mexico where i want to say.

and the un has sent a rapid response team to the central african republic due to fighting between armed groups and shop owners being forced to pay the money at least $40.00 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday in the mainly muslim p.k. 5 districts the un is warning against an escalation of violence that's what states the u.s. continues not to syria after witness. accounts of the cost $29.00 t. want to give the world struggle to put aside short term economic game to save the planet for glass of america to the middle east people took to the streets to ask the spread of wealth at a trade war reshapes globalization counting the cost on al-jazeera. of the u.s. was good when he looked at the funny to. me. but . you know what it was he did not put a little thing on the tip toe around the body and not that on the bottom 3rd you could give his hearty good people dislike you know you would if you get out of the public option awful to log in and out of. what you. thought it would be a colony of the good living it was a mother and there's a lot of people out to fill out and it she h

fears of new violence in the central african republic after a dispute over taxes sees dozens killed and shops bert plus. not backing down protest against proposed pension reforms in france.

the central african republic a good civil war that started in 2013 and killed thousands of people. since then more than a 1000000 of the 5000000 population have been forced from their homes many couplet abroad for now there isn't an easy calm on the streets of benghazi but as everyone here knows it will only take a spark to ignite another wave of killings in a country where warlords control more territory than the government. greece al-jazeera buggy spain's attorney general has called for the release of a cattle and separatist leader so he can take his seat within the european parliament. 13 years in prison for his role in the catalonian failed bid for independence his sentencing came 5 months after his election as an m.e.p. the european court had earlier ruled he had parliamentary immunity. ridgeland is following the story from london who says the state's attorney isn't calling for ordeal just to be absolved of any wrongdoing. what's going on here is an interesting mix of european justice spanish justice party politics in spain and also that nation's experience with separatist sen

the united nations ascent a rapid response team to central african republic now to violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital on thursday the un has warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias militarists at a market in benghazi that was attacked and explains now what ultimatum traders have given to the armed groups. reconstruction look at the future 5 neighborhood market is ongoing dozens of stores were burned or destroyed by the militias when we came at tacking on the french mission in this market attacking traders in the process right now traders are busy trying to organize work and reconstruct their stores and start business going again in the meantime this market has been closed by the authorities until when it's fully restored in the market tension is high in this place with ultimate and given to the i'm proves quite traitorous to so rhonda. the warning is that if they don't in the next 48 hours or so there will be a tough line and now people are afraid that th

the united nations has sent a rapid response team to central african republic after fighting broke out between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after traders refused to pay the u.s. warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias c.i.r. is $1.00 of the world's poorest countries the un actually says 2 thirds of the population needs humanitarian aid there is rarely been a moment of peace since the conflict began 6 years ago an alliance of muslim rebels known as the seleka overthrew president funds from zs government in 2013 subsequent administrations have been unable to contain the fighting between the seleka and the christian fighters known as the anti balata 2014 the un sent its peacekeeping force to support the african union and the french forces who were already there and since then cease fires have been signed and violated and all sides have been accused of war crimes joshua xavier's a senior policy analyst for

the deadline for gunman in the central african republic to hand over weapons is passed and there's no sign that's happened at least $41.00 people were killed during days of fighting between market traders and armed groups in the capital traders issued a 48 hour ultimatum to the gunman to surrender their weapons when a dress is in the capital of the u.n. is sending in more troops. well this is the market killing last week in which 21 people have been killed somebody has been injured the united nations is just saying that it's finally deploying more troops to the area to do the people and also ensure that peace is maintained in this area apart from that. they're also saying that i should a side order has now been issued anyone carrying a weapon in this neighborhood looks like a b. sides the warring sides themselves actually tired of what's been happening all these yes but the. the tipping point was when militias who have been protecting traders at this market from opposition militias from coming here and fighting them are the ones who eventually intimidating and of course exporting mone

for coming up on this news hour live from london a deadly spiral of violence in central african republic 5 years after rebels overthrew the government. the show goes on in france despite the ongoing nationwide strike emptying theatres and tickets a plus the queen of the slopes adds to her world cup tally and also peter has all the action. but for us the yemeni government is blaming who the rebels for a missile attack on a military graduation parade which killed at least 7 people no one has claimed responsibility for the strike which was in the town of the ally in southern yemen the apparent target was the security belt forces who are trained and the quipped by the united arab emirates they're part of a government allied separatist group in southern yemen the saudi and erotic coalition intervened in yemen's war in 2015 trying to restore the exiled government to power. portray the militias have tried to move the party away from the battlefield after they suffered losses on the front lines i mean to the heart of darling by way of a strikes and this strike. there because the joints of the fo

let's have a look at what's coming up for you on this news hour central african republic is on the ground in bankia as the deadline to hand over weapons. also bangladesh's opposition threatens to bring down the government unless its demands are met. coming up and brotherly love for the book says the most valuable player in the n.b.a. shocked his own family his brilliance paul we'll have that story a little later. about 2 20 am in hong kong right now and new year's celebrations have been scaled back the government reduced its usual big traditional fireworks display due to security concerns the city's been bracing for more protests which were times to disrupt the new year's festivities and demonstrators demonstrations of course now into the 6th month let's check in in hong kong what's been happening. well kemal it's 2020 in hong kong as you said but it still feels like $29000.00 that just fired tear gas behind me there are groups of protesters around this area this is hmong cog this in 21000 over the past few months as the protests intensified this was the scene of near daily protests in so

now a team of french explorers to the central african republic see if they can find out more about thisou have to admit the scenery creature. mark you have to admit the scenery here is pretty spectacular. the opportunities for discovery, even more so. the opportunities for discovery, even more so. hidden away somewhere in this forest, a butterfly. not just any butterfly. these men are looking for africa's largest, and the search is exhaustive. translation: we use different techniques. we have a look out on the banks of the river on top of the trees, searching for a host plant with be botanist, and also searching for the host plant with a drone. so far this is as close as they've got, an illustration by the expedition‘s in—house draughtsman. the african giant swallowtail, with its distinctive brown winds and dark markings. the team want to learn more about its early stages, crucial in understanding its development and longevity. but that is easier said than done. we find ourselves in a forest that is rather deforested, and in which there is mining activity, which does not make things eas

international criminal court has confirmed charges against 2 men suspected of crimes in the central african republic . tom and patrice said wide nies saw them arrested in central african republic and sent to the hague last year i.c.c. prosecutors say the men were senior leaders of christian dominated militias who attacked muslim communities during fighting from 2013 to 2014 the alleged crimes and through torture murder and rape both men deny the charges. now israeli politicians have just a few hours left to form a government or face an unprecedented 3rd election in a year prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his rival benny gantz failed to form a ruling coalition after september's vote they and other politicians in parliament were then given 21 days to agree on a government and that deadline expires at midnight local time on wednesday and if they fail or parliament will dramatically be dissolved a new elections must be held within 90 days let's bring in our correspondent harry force that he is joining us live from west jerusalem any hope of an hour or an 11th hour breakthrough harry now. well we're

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