demonstrations began in june after mali's constitutional court overturned election results and evolved to include frustrations over the economy alleged corruption and insecurity from groups. repression reinforces our determination and we will continue with our watch until the end of the regime of ip k. which today is accounts of a mali on saturday evening case who responded in a televised address. to continue to do privilege i will continue to favor dialogue with all the active forces of the nation for the establishment of a consensual government team composed of republican and patriotic groups and not the break is end demolishes of the country mali deserves basic the man. he promised to dissolve the pools at the heart of the disputed election results hold re-elections in contested areas and form a national unity government next week they're an important 1st step. and i think the idea is that the president is going to join we have the opposition and have hopefully real dialogue. and and hopefully this will take place under the eyes of eco wasse the regional group that i think can actua

we don't accept this verdict we think it's illegal because the constitutional court had already cleared him. a year ago the turkish constitutional court declared that holding you jel in custody was illegal breaching his personal freedom so we will appeal today's verdict and continue to pursue justice dennis's case is also before the european court of justice right now today's ruling shows that turkish law is not about justice. you jel was forced to leave turkey after 12 months spell in prison from germany he reacted to the ruling. this verdict again shows how little the rule of law counts in turkey and in what a terrible state it is the constitutional court didn't just declare my imprisonment illegal it went through all of the articles mentioned in the indictment the commentaries reports and interviews i wrote for divot and it declared all of them lawful under the constitution. this isn't the only case against you joe in turkey 2 new counts have been brought against him insulting the turkish president and the state we asked our correspondent in istanbul gary on just how independent the

or the overturning of the results by the constitutional court is one issue and then you have crisis economic crisis and the violence in the north and central of mali you know that clashes between the dog and the full any ethnic groups in central mali and then the age long violence by extremist groups in the armed groups in the north of mali that has not been that that the government has not been able to settle and then the economic concerns that are growing day by day unemployment high prices high commodity prices and all that's the reason why things are getting out of control frustrations are building and a less quick solution is found to this a lot of people fear that it could spiral out of control. thank you that i met interests there across developments in mali from. going to more head on the news all including a higher than expected turnout in hong kong's poll to choose candidates for september's main election. labeled extremists this rap group from the usa that calling for equality and demanding an apology. and in sports why le bron james is too close take part in the n.b.a.'s

president has promised to form a national unity government and dissolve the constitutional court. is attempting to address issues raised by protesters who want him to resign. billions of dollars of banknotes printed in russia are being widely circulated in libya the internationally recognized government in tripoli says the rival dinars to the central bank's currency are counterfeit some libyans are refusing to accept the new dinars because the currency is funding the wall of trade for half the military campaign trail reports from the former rebel stronghold of misrata more than a $1000000000.00 worth of new libyan bank notes found in 2 shipping containers a couple of months ago were yet another sign of russia's influence in libya the cash on the mediterranean island of malta was only from the printed words from moscow to leave the have to use forces in the eastern libya the us government welcomed the seizure so in the alternative dinora notes were counterfeit lubin currency printed by a russian state on company and or ruled by an illegitimate parallel into teaching. it's 4 years s

eko oss recommends a new constitutional courts with judges appointed by the president half of the other judges appointed by what they describe as a neutral independent body to set up a core of 5 judges that would decide on the $31.00 contested parliamentary seats after the much contested parliamentary elections that took place in april many of those seats went to close members of the family of the president. or allies of him and so for the for the echo us body it seems that this political crisis is a constitutional crisis he did mention that there will be no dissolution of the national assembly nor will it work our kate resigned he's been democratically elected and therefore he is illegitimate ruler of mali so none of that that those were the demands made by the protesters during the protest movement that we've seen the last couple of months the opposition want seats in government the cleric. wants to see a different type of government that address the security concerns in the north in the center of the country so it'll be difficult for for these recommendation to satisfy all of the mem

eko oss recommends a new constitutional courts with judges appointed by the president half of the other judges appointed by what they describe as a neutral independent body to set up a core of 5 judges that would decide on the $31.00 contested parliamentary seats after the much contested parliamentary elections that took place in april many of those seats went to close members of the family of the president. or allies of him and so for the for the echo us body it seems that this political crisis is a constitutional crisis he did mention that there will be no dissolution of the national assembly nor will. resign he's been democratically elected and therefore he is illegitimate ruler of mali so one of the or the demands made by the protesters during the protest movement that we've seen the last couple of months the opposition want seats in government the cleric. wants to see a different type of government that address the security concerns in the north in the center of the country so it'll be difficult for for these recommendation to satisfy all of the members of the opposition now echo o

demonstrations began in june after mali's constitutional court overturned election results and evolved to include frustrations over the economy alleged corruption and insecurity from groups. repression reinforces our determination and we will continue with our watch until the end of the regime of ip case which today is a council for mali on saturday evening case who responded in a televised address. do you know do have privileges i will continue to favor dialogue with all the active forces of the nation for the establishment of a consensual government team composed of republican and patriotic groups and not the break is an demolishes of the country molly deserves basic than that. he promised to dissolve the court at the heart of the disputed election results hold reelections in contested areas and form a national unity government next week they're an important 1st step. and i think the idea is that the president is going to join with the opposition and have hopefully real dialogue. and and hopefully this will take place under the eyes of eco wasse the regional group that i think can ac

promising to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court. on condition from the 1st of all i want to pay tribute to the young who died in the latest protests i call on all mali and in the young in particular not to fall into the trap of violence we can be strong without being violent determination for this struggle is unshakeable we fight to restore the honor of the nation to end this catastrophic situation that this government has led us into for the decay of mali to no longer be a reality but a memory this movement we have started is the beginning of hope. more on the situation in mali now in this report from charlotte palace. in bamako a solemn feel well for protest if they can see say this is year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in front of molly's national assembly. his mother was sick already when we broke the news to her she had a seizure the neighbors came out and we comforted her with words from islam. thousands of people gathered for friday's protests the 3rd since. they pushed their way into the grounds of par

demonstrations began in june after mali's constitutional court overturned election results and evolved to include frustrations over the economy alleged corruption and insecurity from groups. repression reinforces our determination and we will continue with our watch until the end of the regime of ip k. which today is accounts of a mali on saturday evening case a respondent in a televised address. to continue to do privilege i will continue to favor dialogue with all the active forces of the nation for the establishment of a consensual government tame composed of republican and patriotic groups and not the break is an demolishes of the country molly deserves basic the man. he promised to dissolve the pools at the heart of the disputed election results hold re-elections in contested areas and form a national unity government next week they're an important 1st step. and i think the idea is that the president is going to join with the opposition and have hopefully real dialogue. and and hopefully this will take place under the eyes of eco wasse the regional group that i think can actually

as we had an inch all its report the constitutional court has been a target of frustration having of attend election results but also as you sort of touched on frustrations have vols can you talk to us about how those frustrations evolved. well basically a lot of people since the presidential elections are lot of opposition supporters feel that they were robbed of the elections or the parliamentary elections which were conducted were also overturn the result of the preliminary results were overturned by the constitutional court and that and get more people and by the way the protest on friday was of course that began on friday was of course deferred in less than 2 months so this is a frustration that's been building on for a very long time remember one. groups of fighters in the north of the country the ethnic violence in the center of the country between the dog and the fallout is escalated a lot of people are questioning the way the government was handling this situation and they want changes they want to see situation restored and they want the economy fixed which they say the gov

this constitutional court that confirmed the election results of favoring the ruling party as well they want to see an end of corruption . president came to himself and his family members are accused of using state coffers for their own personal gains so they want to see an overall overhaul of the political system they want to see new faces in mali's political system has been in power for the last 8 years he's really he's won back elections just 2 years ago and despite his promises pledges to bring peace to mali to bring unity to mali it seems that for the protesters he's failed and that he needs to go right thank you very much for that update from the car. now a lifeline to millions of syrians living in a sliver of land in the country's northwest is at risk of being shut down russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution to keep 2 border crossings from turkey open for vital aid deliveries 13 other members backed the proposal by germany and belgium which once it's a keep the passages open now the mandate for the border crossings expires on friday and the coun

struggling economy violence in the north and alleged corruption the president's opponents want the constitutional court to be reformed dozens of candidates who took part in a disputed election in april say the court approved official results that differed from those polling stations. nothing is impossible especially when social peace is in danger and requires that not to intervene as the guarantor of the security and well being of each and every one and the hours and days to come the members of the constitutional court will be recognized and will be put into operation as quickly as possible the u.n. is warning of unprecedented levels of foreign interference in libya and turn your tears is urging both sides and the countries that back them to end the fighting and agree on a cease fire a diplomatic editor james bays has more from u.n. headquarters in new york. 2020 was the year the u.n. and the international community said they would bring peace to libya instead violence has intensified with repeated war crimes mass graves and civilian casualties there are new risks as well as opportunities for peace now

promising to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court. this report now from charlotte palace. in bamako a solemn feel well for protest if they come see say this is a year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in front of mali's national assembly. his mother was sick already when we broke the news to her she had a seizure the neighbors came out and we comforted her with words from islam. thousands of people gathered for friday's protests the 3rd since. they pushed their way into the grounds of parliament and the national television station then tires and barricaded roads in the capital police responded with tear gas. gunfire was heard 60 people were arrested. the protesters returned on saturday but in smaller numbers. their anger is directed at president abraham. demonstrations began in june after mali's constitutional court overturned election results and evolved to include frustrations over the economy alleged corruption and insecurity from groups from repression reinforces our determination and we will continue with our w

while the president is promising to replace constitutional court officials his opponents are demanding recent demonstrations have demanded the resignation of abraham because kater the president's blamed for the struggling economy continuing attacks in northern mali and corruption thousands of candidates in april's disputed parliamentary election accused constitutional court officials the person the results which were different from count some polling stations. nothing is impossible especially when social peace is in danger and requires that i intervene as the guarantor of the security and well being of each and every one in the days to come the members of the constitutional court will be replaced and will be put into operation as quickly as possible around the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases has passed the 250000 mark the health ministry reports more than 2000 new infections in the past 24 hours with 221 more deaths relaxing of lockdown measures has seen a new spike in cases president hassan rouhani has announced new products means for people not wearing masks and for workp

whether the constitutionthe can dissolve the constitutional court. would go through the constitutional assembly. ofs significant resignation his son, a member of parliament who was reelected recently comes on the heels on friday in social media we saw footage of him partying on a yacht somewhere in europe. half of the population lives on less than two dollars a day and need humanitarian assistance. so his resignation is significant but these moves are not enough to stop the violence because while he has made moves, he has sent out security forces, trained byommando the european union and funded by international donors, normally men to fight armed groups but these security forces are being protesters whof are peaceful. so this situation remains tense and while the european union and u.n. have condemns the use of the security forces, the united states and state department have said they will not tolerate protesters ,estroying government buildings alluding to the national assembly on friday that was attacked and looted by protesters and saying as well t

international mediators in mali have called for a power sharing government and a new constitutional court to calm tensions between opposing parties a delegation from the west african regional bloc echo us issued a statement after days of discussions with the governing party and the opposition its earlier plan was rejected by the opposition alliance led by the cleric mahmoud d.-ca well under the proposal the current ruling coalition would make up 50 percent of the unity government while 30 percent would be members of the opposition the other 20 percent from civil society groups the mediators also say new judges should be appointed to the constitutional court to resolve the disputed march election results with. very. limited very. has more on the opposition's demands from neighboring senegal. well members of the opposition have dismissed it some leaders of the 5 movement this coalition members of civil society and trade unionists and opposition political opposition have described it as a failure from the get go we've seen that some of them some of these leaders wouldn't even step in into th

no opposition had earlier rejected kate his offer to reform the constitutional court and demanded the dissolution of parliament following friday's embraced 3 of their leaders were arrested and they had cooled his range and it's unclear where the president has his concessions will satisfy them and stop the scenes repeating. the ballasts. the united states has reported another all time daily high for new infections of covered 19 more than 66500 cases were confirmed on saturday president trump has visited a hospital where he wore a mask in public for the 1st time since the start of the outbreak particle hand reports now from maryland. this is the end of that many health experts have been hoping and waiting for the u.s. president sending a message to his supporters that it's ok to wear a mask for many not doing so is a kind of political statement but before leaving for visit to this military hospital he sent a different message with his words when your hospital especially at that particular setting where you're going to do a lot of older people that in some cases just got off the operatin

demonstrations began in june after man his constitutional court overturned election results that have evolved to include frustrations over the economy and legit corruption and insecurity from groups embattled president brian billick a key to try to appease the protesters i think. i would continue to feel a dialogue with all the active forces of the nation for the establishment of a national unity government compose a republican and patriotic groups and not the because i'm demolishes of the country minute is always better than that. shortly after security forces clashed with protesters at the home of mahmoud dicko. the president to bribe a worker kicked out because his northern mali had promised to dissolve the court of the heart of the disputed election results hold elections in contested areas and form a national unity government there an important 1st step. and i think the idea is that the president is going to join with the opposition and have hopefully real dialogue. and and hopefully this will take place under the eyes of eco wasse the regional group that i think can actually hel

international mediators in mali have called for a power sharing government and a new constitutional court to calm tensions between the opposing parties a delegation from the west african regional bloc ecowas issued a statement after days of discussions with the governing party and the opposition its earlier plan was rejected by the opposition alliance led by the cleric. well under the proposal the current ruling coalition would make up 50 percent of the unity government while 30 percent would be members of the opposition the other 20 percent from civil society groups the mediators also say a new judges should be appointed to the constitutional court to resolve the disputed march election results. you did mention that made it very clear and indeed where made it very clear that as long as they. have been elected democratically elected president has to lead these on the laws of the land. south africa's death toll from corona virus has now passed 5000 with more than 360000 infections south africa has recorded around hoff's the continent's confirmed cases the ministry of health is warning that

promising to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court it's been at the center of the controversy. after it overturned provisional results for the parliamentary elections back in march. on the. first of all i want to pay tribute to the young who died in the latest protests i call on all molly and in the young in particular not to fall into the trap of violence we can be strong without being violent at determination for this struggle is unshakeable we fight to restore the honor of the nation to end this catastrophic situation that this government has led us into for the decay of mali to no longer be a reality but a memory this movement we have started is the beginning of hope. let's talk that he is in a nigerian following this story for us so the president starting to talk about compromises and changes are they enough do you think to meet the protesters demands well kemal it's clear that these promises by a president the brain will work or can i say is no one across mali doesn't seem to satisfy at least a section of the opposition in mali because immediate

struggling economy violence in the north and alleged corruption the president's opponents won the constitutional court to be reform and dozens of candidates who took part in a disputed election in april say the court approved official results that differed from those of polling stations a lot down is back in force in australia 2nd largest city following a surge in corona virus infections melbourne's downtown district was deserted as residents woke up to the 1st day of restrictions 5000000 people are now barred from leaving home for 6 weeks unless it's for essential reasons the city is the capital of the southern state of victoria other states have now shut their borders and banned travellers japan's government says it will not reinstate a state of emergency after a spike in corona virus infections in the capital tokyo report to the record daily high of new cases 220 on thursday the city has been struggling to slow a resurgence in cases which have increased since restrictions were lifted in late may. support for scottish independence is higher than it's ever been polling is consistently suggesting well

in attacks by armed groups in the region mali's president abraham has pledged to reform the constitutional court in an effort to quell protests demanding his resignation demonstrators are running twice in recent weeks and planned another protest on friday they're angry over the government's failure to tackle the ailing economy and fight corruption changing the makeup of the court is one of their main demands because of its role in disputed legislative elections and a full. military. nothing is impossible especially when social peace is in danger and requires that not intervene as the guarantor of the security and well being of each and every one in the days to come the members of the constitutional court will be recognized and will be put into operation as quickly as possible domestic flights in nigeria have resumed after 3 months of covert 19 restrictions airports in the capital of boozer and the commercial hub in lagos of reopened other airports to do to resume flights over the next week after an address reports now from jets. it was a cautious 1st day for nigerian air travelers as possible ju

goodluck jonathan to make that happen although with him accompanying him is the head of the constitutional court of togo and been there to help out and to ease the deadlock that there is at the institutional level at the government level in mali because at stake here is also the outcome of the parliamentary election that happened in april an election that took place amid the corona virus outbreak where there was a historic low turnout only 10 percent of the population came out and vote and voted and yet the ruling party won most of the vote 30 of those ballots have been contested by this demonstrators in this protest movement who are calling for the national assembly all together to be dissolved because some of the members that were elected are close allies if not related to president his son karim kaita was elected in parliament the president of the national assembly that was recently nominated is is his son father in law and so what the demonstrators are denouncing is is is the way that. is ruling the country the corruption that comes out of it and the fact that he has been so slow to reform t

government hasn't done enough to improve the economy and the last straw came in april when the constitutional court overturned the provisional results of a long delayed and disputed parliamentary election that was held in march well for more on the situation in mali nicholas sachs joins us live from dakar in neighboring senegal so the course has there been any reaction to this proposal by walks. well members of the opposition have dismissed it some leaders of the s m 5 movement this coalition members of civil society and trade unionists and opposition political opposition have described it as a failure from the get go we've seen that some of them some of these leaders wouldn't even step in into the negotiation room they said that 1st there needed to be an investigation on why the government deployed a commando trained by the e.u. meant to fight armed groups such as al qaeda and the stomach state greater affiliates in northern mali well why were those troops used to deployed against protesters last weekend number of them were killed shot in the head or in the stomach so in order for a discussion to

mali's president is promising to replace constitutional court officials as his opponents are demanding recent demonstrations of demanded the resignation of cater the president blamed for the struggling economy continuing attacks in northern mali and corruption dozens of candidates in april's disputed parliamentary election accuse constitutional court officials of approving results which were different from council polling stations. now support for scottish independence is higher than it's ever been polling is consistently suggesting well over 50 percent of scots want to leave the k. it's been attributed to scotland success in controlling coronavirus compared to england and the overwhelming hostility to bragg's it lawrence lee reports from scotland. bert's has been dreaming of scottish independence for as long as he can remember he regards the english establishment as imperialists who stamped all over scotland just as they did the colonies the fact that the independence campaign narrowly lost the referendum 6 years ago doesn't matter to him because he believes his day will still come th

made some concessions to the protesters notably dissolving the constitutional court that had confirmed the result of the elections of the national assembly that took place and april of course it's unclear whether the president itself according to the constitution can actually. dissolve the constitutional court don't we should go through the national assembly before doing so also as you mentioned in your intro the significant resignation of his son. who was a member of parliament who was reelected just recently and this comes on the heels just friday on social media we saw footage of him. partying on a yacht somewhere in europe while in mali half of the population is living on less than $2.00 a day and or need of humanitarian assistance so his resignation is significant these moves however is not enough to stop the violence because while he has made these moves he has sent out security forces including a commando that was trained by the european union funded by international donors normally meant to fight. armed groups in the north in the center of mali well these security forces are no

from the protesters he's promised to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court demonstrations began last month with the outcome of parliamentary polls held earlier this year. nicolas sarkozy covering those developments in neighboring senegal for us what's happening today in mali nic. well peter crowds are gathering in mosques in what is a day of prayer for those who have died last week in these demonstrations against president. i've been there a year ago that holds around 100 people well thousands of people have showed up to listen to a sermon but also to gather and pray not just outside. but in other mosques throughout the capital and throughout the nation this is another day of national civil disobedience protest movement against president. meanwhile the prime minister. is visiting those injured during those protests remember on saturday and sunday last week the government deployed a commando normally used to fight off armed groups against protesters to quell the demonstration that had targeted the national assembly the national television center and that resu

the governing party and the opposition bloc proposed a power sharing government at the new constitutional court but the june 5 opposition group says the plan doesn't go far enough under serious nicolas hoc reports now from dhaka in neighboring senegal. well members of the opposition have dismissed it some leaders of the 5 movement this coalition members of civil society and trade unionists and opposition political opposition have described it as a failure from the get go we've seen that some of them some of these leaders wouldn't even step in into the negotiation room they said that 1st there needed to be an investigation on why the government deployed a commando trained by the e.u. meant to fight armed groups such as al qaeda and the stomach state affiliates in northern mali well why were those troops used to deployed against protesters last weekend number of them were killed shot in the head or in the stomach so in order for a discussion to happen there needs to be an investigation 1st which which then the prime minister reassured would happen. they say. the offers made by the echo was was mo

all of a sudden in june the constitutional court declared the results or the overturn the results in such an areas where opposition leaders say they are poised to win thereby turning the tables against the ruling party probably holding more seats in parliament than the president's party and as a result this has built up over time and we still have seen protests demonstrations across mali and the attempts on fridays to set such an office is to blockade certain offices and of course was in the national broadcaster of the television station of that however even before then there are grumblings across mali above the economy of the poor hunting of the economy where president because he's called as well as the security situation in the north and center of mali a lot of money and are not happy with the continuing killings between a dog and pull and it's in central mali as well as the. crisis in the north of the country where we have a look and other groups killing and attacking military and civilian targets in that area a lot of money is wished that these can go away but after years of lead

dissolve the constitutional court don't need to go through the national assembly before doing so the significant resignation of his son karriem kater who was a member of parliament who was reelected just recently and this comes on the heels just friday on social media where we saw him. partying on a yacht somewhere in europe while in mali half of the population is living on less than $2.00 a day and our need of humanitarian assistance. rights groups global witness a companies in the e.u. british overseas territories are being used as part of an international money laundering network to finance the syrian government its investigation the uncle of the syrian president bashar al assad flew to moscow in 2012 and there he met a businessman at the center of the network of banks businesses and offshore companies that allegedly allowed the government to avoid international sanctions front companies were set up in cyprus and the british virgin islands global witness as the body responsible for syria's chemical weapons and ballistic missile programs may have used these companies to purchase ma

should be renamed and this is what president mubarak did he dissolved the constitutional court they've also recommended that there should perhaps be a new vote for these 30 members of parliament of the ruling party and these contested elections that happened back in april now the the ball is in iraq and we work our kate hours hand he has to decide what is the way forward and there is the heart of it peter is the lack of trust between the protesters and the president the lack of trust because he was elected on the basis that he would create reforms to remember there was the algiers peace accord that were signed in 2015 that said to into motion steps for him. to change the constitution and the institutions of governance to give more power to local government and that was steps have been really slow to take he hasn't managed to move forward towards these algiers accord and it seems that at the heart of it is in this crisis that mali has has been on since 2012 when armed groups had to come forward just hours away from taking away but might go well it seems that that is the heart of

made some concessions to the protesters notably dissolving the constitutional court that had confirmed the result of the elections of the national assembly that took place and april of course it's unclear whether the president itself according to the constitution can actually. dissolve the constitutional court don't go through the national assembly before doing so the significant resignation of his son. who was a member of parliament who was reelected just recently and this comes on the heels just friday on social media where we saw footage of him. partying on a yacht somewhere in europe while in mali half of the population is living on less than $2.00 a day and our need of humanitarian assistance. well still ahead here on al-jazeera kosovo's president arrives in the hague ready to be grilled over alleged war crimes . longer on the same wavelength why the u.k. is a long relationship with chinese tech giant weiwei we seem to have those stories after the break. i once again welcome to another look at the international forecast we still have plenty of rain into central and eastern parts o

mali's president abraham cato has pledged to reform the constitutional court in an effort to quell more protests demanding his resignation demonstrators are running twice in recent weeks and plan another protest on friday changing the makeup of the court has become one of their main demands after it declared results from legislative elections that were disputed by the opposition. nothing is impossible especially when social peace is in danger and requires that i intervene as the guarantor of the security and well being of each and everyone in the hours and days to come the members of the constitutional court will be recognized and will be put into operation as quickly as possible the united states has threatened to stop aid to becky in a fast reported killings that comes after human rights watch said the bodies of at least 180 men have been found in mass graves they were discovered near the northern town of the government's investigating claims its forces carried out the killings government troops have been battling a surge in attacks by armed groups in the region. australia's governmen

a while of demonstrations should the president decide to root out the bear was sent to the constitutional court as he was indicating that may. just before the vote a small group of demonstrators defied the lockdown and came out to show their support for the bill they were quickly arrested but they didn't seem too upset apparently convinced that the end is near for a private retirement system that millions of chileans believe takes their money while giving them nothing but paupers pensions in return. you see in human al-jazeera santiago. what the pandemic a new blow to bolivia's plans to restore political stability general elections have been perspire for the 2nd time this year while the virus continues to spread uncontrolled overwhelm me hospitals and other infrastructure. one by one vehicles enter the central cemetery in. the cars and vans are carrying victims of covert 19 relatives are not allowed inside the cemetery. in the sandia nation coronavirus cases have soared in recent days collapse in many hospitals and funeral services in bolivia's capital the most remarkable difference in the last

promising to form a national unity government by next week can mr key to has dissolved the constitutional court as a 1st step towards pacifying the opposition mali has seen his worst civil unrest in years people are angry at his failure to stop a long running conflict and economic problems too. the united states has reported another all time daily high for new infections of corona virus more than 66500 cases confirmed on saturday meanwhile donald trump has publicly want a mosque for the 1st time since the beginning of the outbreak in bolivia a new wave of covert $1000.00 infections is threatening to overwhelm the country's already fragile health care system several politicians including janina annas have tested positive up next is the listening post then darren's here from 3 g. i'll see you later today for the moment join our global community crisis is just slapped is the phrase blessing upon my sin upon my human capital equals global health keeping you up to date is why so for situation where we have a human rights prices that persist beyond the health crisis your questions is a dialogue just

has announced the dissolution of the country's constitutional court it's an attempt to calm the young grass that saw 4 people killed in street protests on friday the court has been at the center of controversy since it overturned provisional election results for earlier this year. thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv to protest against the government's economic response to the coronavirus endemic unemployment has jumped above 20 percent in the country since partial lockdown came into force in more police may 1000 arrests. floods are continuing to batter large stretches of southern china affecting nearly 34000000 people more rain expected in the coming days the chinese government has allocated nearly 40000000 euros for disaster relief in flood hit regions of the country. in the us president donald trump has appeared in public wearing a mask for the 1st time trump donned the mass to visit injured soldiers at a military hospital near washington until now trump had refused to wear a mask in public claiming he was tested regularly for the coronavirus. over 1800000 people h

so all of these, it seems to me, our little signals that, in the original constitution vision, the courtnd the constitution more generally, not quite as powerful as they have since become. >> one more fact about this on the table before we get some calls in. and that is that they filed this case in september oh one, it took them until 1803 to hear the case, but that is because congress intervened. what did they do? >> a remarkable part of the story. congress shut down the supreme court. the fact that there was this reaction about the jeffersonian's to the order to show cause in december 18 a one, and the court setting it for resolution in june 1802. the jeffersonian's then swing into action and repeal the judiciary act. they get rid of these midnight appointments that had been made, and one of the other things they do is change the supreme court schedule and say it will not meet at all during 1802. it won't be until february 1803. they clearly are trying to get some distance before the court hears the case, and also before the supreme court here is what is expected to be a constitutional