sudan's prime minister has met tribal leaders in darfur.he red crescent says 200 people were injured after violence broke out on sunday. the u.n. accusing tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at civilians. hundreds of people fleeing the region. they accuse the country's paramilitary support forces of being involved. anger across sudan over those killing. there were demonstrations in the capital of khartoum. the group has long been blamed for atrocities in darfur. nigeria's new prime minister has appointed a cabinet, but retained several officials from the previous regime of the former president. appointediplomat was as the country's prime minister on saturday. his cabinet is likely to anger antigovernment protesters who have been gathering for months commanding a complete overhaul of the political system. activists 76 algerian have been released from prison. --ng them is a prominent from the war of independence.

judge roberts militia from of darfur. were in white it too from libya by half their groups why they were not alarmed by russian wagnerian mercenaries their turkey is cysts it's on the right side of history and now seems set to send its troops to leave it. unka mahmud heads in tripoli he says there are fears have to us forces may step up their offensive in retaliation over turkey's involvement. civil categories of the village b. and society politicians officials at the government of the parliament in the west of the country they have will come the decision by the parliament to deploy troops to libya to fight along with the forces the will to the un about the government of national award to. the military offensive on the capital tripoli by forces loyal to the war lord. have to we know that the government of national accord is determined to move on with this military agreement with turkey the government says that it's libya's legitimate institution and it has a right to strike deals with other government as long as those dea

this particular attack in western darfur who do you think is involved because as we say the u.n. is talking about arab tribesmen being involved while all the people in khartoum protesting are saying it's for what was previously the. this directionally i mean and respect for west sago mine and individual incident with the killing of. them by a colleague he thinks he knew games there who happened to be. so little to many crime that we don't we can gain if the forty's when you look at the front investigation of the time however it really is going to infer situation on the bench killings in morning north side some on one side of the last serious not a killing spree or care and the amount from what i'm hearing from. sources i'm lookin out of step commander however there is no indication in these testimonies of him was leaving when asked if a sunni and i was a force but was awol in the kitty commander appeared to have. armed the prosecutor at least and raunch them at that. come from there what displays killing people indiscriminately torching houses on markets on forcing thousands that

judge roberts militia from of darfur. were in white it too from libya by half their groups why they were not alarmed by russian wagnerian mercenaries their turkey is sists it's on the right side of history and now seems set to send its troops to leave. unka. well the u.s. president donald trump did warn the turkish president mr the one against foreign interference in libya he says it could further complicate the situation in life now to washington and our correspondent gabriel elizondo gape hi there was mr trump in saying. trump spoke to aired on just a couple hours after that vote in turkey that could potentially send troops to libya and we got a very brief readout or summary of that call from the white house and between the 2 leaders and the message was very clear message was that the trump told aired on any foreign intervention in libya is just going to complicate the situation there in that country sort of warning or giving an admonition to err to want to be careful about anything he does there and that's insinuating

ago he identified 3 priority actions the 1st was the economy the 2nd was peace with the rebels in darfur south kordofan unclear novel and the 3rd was security sector reform and that was always going to be the toughest one. because saddam's security sent to is huge it has no many it's a hydride has many many different elements there's the army the national intelligence and security now on the reform the rapid support forces and a dozen or so other paramilitaries not on not only are they huge but they're also deeply embedded in us they run their own companies they have their roots and their fiefdoms and getting on top of this was going to be the single biggest challenge for a civilian government because they really they don't know these people very well they don't have much control or ferrety over them they don't have the resources with which to offer them alternatives so. regardless of what may have been the political no chips of the people who staged this rebellion mutiny that will all sorts of commercial livelihoods socio economic reasons why members of the outgoing security forces migh

group in the country the rapid support forces who are drawn from paramilitaries principally from darfur who are loyal to general. moment head misty dago who is the 2nd in in charge of all of the military establishment and the real strongman the sort of the counterpart of the civilian prime minister and the question of who would actually do the disarming is going to be a very very tricky one because whoever does that is themselves going to become extraordinarily powerful and we don't we wouldn't want to see a situation in which the let's say the rapid support forces themselves to forcible disarmament and then accumulate the power that comes from that so it's a really tricky a political tightrope as well as an enormously complex institutional process to go through and i'm afraid we can expect to see more incidents like this as it unfolds . the the end i assess as you know it's been disbanded there reforming it whatever word you choose to use obviously they were key and trying to crack down on the protesters who wanted omar al bashir gone do you think that there's any type of. accountabili

mobilization forces so the government is promising swift justice after a mass killing in western darfur hundreds fleeing the region days after the murder of $36.00 people account for internally displaced people the un accuses tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at civilians senior government and military leaders of travel to the scenes trying to revive talks with the rebel groups. plenty of reaction across the down most notably in khartoum protesters there accuse the rapid support force as they are a self of involvement in the attacks that powerful paramilitary group has long been blamed for atrocities in the region is getting reports from eastern kenya that 3 people have been killed when a suspected armed group fired at a bus police say dozens of passengers were on the bus when it was attacked many of them fled into the nearby bushes security forces have been deployed to lama county to pursue the attackers that bus traveling from mombasa a little bit further south they're up to lima taiwan's military chief and 7 other people have been killed in a helicopter crash air force general she

sudan come out onto the streets to protest against the killings of dozens of displaced people in darfur. and mexicans building unofficial memorials to express their anger.

specifically to the attacks on militia military bases executed by the u.s. a few days ago the people in darfur square i would say mostly you know are were not the people in front of the embassy those were people who you know would say that they don't want it on the end or u.s. influence in iraq many of them have expressed strongly and iranian sentiment so given. that those 2 different sets of demands where is the iranian government on this this current spot between the 2 countries. i mean the iranian government was in terms of the protesters in tahrir square the iranian government i think it was pretty clearly you know against them that you know 1st group of people because they were asking for the removal of many of the politicians that have been backed and supported by iran in terms of their position on the recent attacks between the u.s. and iran you know they're very clearly have been saying that this is a violation of human rights and the u.s. leave it on. who told you thanks for joining us oppression in baghdad let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the worl

spokesperson for children are reported among those killed the crash took place in the region of west darfur 5 minutes after takeoff their craft was delivering aid to the region which had been wracked by tribal conflict recently according to local media the sudanese minister of justice narrowly escaped the disaster having left the plane just a few minutes before takeoff officials say the cause of the crash is yet to be determined but an investigation is in progress. all right back to our breaking news story or developing story rather the u.s. actually confirms that they are the ones who struck iranian linked targets near baghdad airport now it's reported that a top iranian general was killed in the attack as a well of course our newsroom is following the latest developments we will make sure that we get them to us soon as we get them to us you're watching our international stay with us. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport i'm sure i'll see you then. max geysers financial survival. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a do

spokesperson 4 children are reported among those killed the crash took place in the region of western darfur 5 minutes after takeoff the aircraft was delivering aid to the region which has been rocked by a tribal conflict recently according to the local media sudanese minister of justice narrowly escaped the disaster having left the plane just a few minutes before takeoff officials say the cause of the crash is yet to be determined but that investigation is in progress. to recap of our breaking news story from iraq this hour where rocket attacks were conducted near baghdad international airport now iraqi militia has confirmed the death of one of its leaders and of the top iranian general soleimani in that strike it is also reported that the pentagon is awaiting d.n.a. tests to confirm that 2 high profile targets were indeed killed by what is being reported as a u.s. drone attack that all comes as tensions flare between iran and the u.s. in the region we will bring you all of the developments on this major story at the top of the hour you are watching our 2 international. seem wrong. to shape

military intervention in libya in 2011 that 8 month old peroration ended after president would mark a darfur was deposed and killed. well let's bring in our guests a new york karen joy greenberg she's the director of the center on national security a fordham university in copenhagen on skype research policy he is the chief strategy officer at restless and global and a former director of policy planning at nato and in exeter in the united kingdom we have a bill russell he is a researcher at the university of exeter specializing in iran iraq and middle eastern politics a very warm welcome to all of you the response he if i can kick off with you the u.s. president has called nato amongst other things obsolete and apart from attacking boris johnson he's routinely bashed and insulted a good few of its european members but now he wants nato is backing. well we have to see if he really means it or if it was just a way for him to to a bow on the european allies since he really seems to think they're not doing enough in the middle east. if you really means it i think it raises some pretty serious que

mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur. agreement. i'm in agreement. so that. you come to a daemon with some group still in talks and others yet to even start negotiating sudan's road to peace remains long but friday's signing offers a glimmer of hope for those who've suffered from years of war he will mourn and al-jazeera. president says more military personnel are being sent to libya to train soldiers for the un recognized government. made comments during a news conference with german chancellor angela merkel turkey is supporting the tripoli based government and its months long battle with the warlord khalifa are as forces are trying to take the capital from the government led by the prime minister . we are giving support to the legitimate government in libya in order to reignite the political process and giving support to the government in a national court in line with the result of the year when it is not a choice but a liability. after his increased his attacks in the last few days which is a clear sign he has no inte

at least 4 people have died following attacks on a refugee camp in sudan's west darfur region a u.n. spokesperson says arab tribesmen arrived at the camp and started shooting killing and burning it's the latest incident in a wave of ethnic violence that's left up to 40 people dead in the past few days and many more fleeing their homes by stuff or has been generally conscious 2010 but ethnic tensions have resurfaced in recent years civilians and soldiers from some ethnic regions in myanmar being trained by a u.s. backed humanitarian group the recruits say they're being persecuted by the country's army training involves reskin medical trails but myanmar's military says in reality they are ethnic armed groups that are escalating conflicts lower but in money has more. on this remote hilltop base more than 180 recruits complete basic training with the free burma rangers or f.b.i. . they say there are humanitarian movement working to help free the oppressed in myanmar. germ one is from the northern shan state where he says ethnic groups is suffering at the hands of the country's military.

produce results the government is right now engaged in talks between it and the rebel groups from darfur and it says that it wants to achieve comprehensive peace in various armed zones in sudan before february and right now as they are holding talks there are other factions that are holding out and not ready to hold it with that in sudan's government so while this is significant a lot remains to be done for the sudanese government to achieve that aim of a comprehensive peace that they have been talking about. not want to come hear it out there including grieving mothers in south africa try to find out why at least 10 new born babies die in the hospital within weeks experts say australia's bushfires are contributing to one of the largest increases in greenhouse gas levels in decades. how the heavy rain continues into central parts of china the maya by a front straight staffs across the central areas toward shanghai easing out into the east china sea and they'll be a few showers for good measure into the fosse out of japan so q she could see some wet weather this is the main pulse of heavy

produce results the government is right now engaged in talks between it and the rebel groups from darfur and it says that it wants to achieve comprehensive peace in various armed zones in sudan before february and right now as they are holding talks there are other factions that are holding out and not ready to hold to negotiate with sudden sudan's government so while this is significant a lot remains to be done for the sudanese government to achieve that aim of a comprehensive peace that they have been talking about turkey's president says more military personnel or be sent to libya to train troops for the un recognized government type error 100 the comments during a news conference for the german chancellor angela merkel turkey is supporting the tripoli based government and its months long battle with the warlord after his forces are trying to take the capital from the government led by prime minister fi is us. we giving support to the legitimate government in libya in order to reignite the political process in giving support to the government of national called in line with the risen

at least 36 people have been killed during attacks on the displaced persons camp in sudan's west darfur region government officials say they're trying to calm the latest wave of ethnic violence has forced people to flee tribesmen arrived at the camp and reportedly started shooting burning and killing according to a un speech peacekeeping spokesman. and in sudan's capital khartoum people are protesting against the attacks sudan's ruling sovereign council says it will send troops to the region to help stop any further violence. supporters son members of an iran backed group have withdrawn from the u.s. embassy compound in iraq's capital baghdad after a 2 day sea but in return they want surveillance parliament votes on a timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops recent u.s. airstrikes. their presence in the country and some of those probably run protesters of mary set up camp across the river from the u.s. embassy so one awful scene has elise's from baghdad. the crowds withdrew yesterday after receiving orders from their leadership to leave the u.s. embassy compound and the green zone

run for office here sudan's government is promising swift justice softer a mass killing in western darfur hundreds of fleeing the region after the birth of 36 people at a time for internally displaced people the un accuses arab tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at the civilians senior government and military leaders of travel to the scene to try to revive talks with rebel groups and has been reaction across sudan most notably in tune with protesters accuse the crack of support for instance all the involvement in the attack that powerful power military group has long been blamed for atrocities in the region. now is the hopefuls for democratic presidential nominee tussle amongst themselves to show that they can take on donald trump and 2020 a key issue of difference has emerged and that is health care but it's 28000000 americans are uninsured hospitals are not denying treatment for those who can afford to pay for tansy plans i think we should have a debate on health care it is a fundamental issue for the democratic presidential candidates health care under president barack obama health i

a change in course but nobody here really is under the illusion that this is going to be an easy darfur to wit that they've been on the streets for $100.00 days in the early days of the uprising that cows and people were peacefully protesting in square as they were also rocking roads to try to disrupt the public life there when security forces internally and then said we will not we will allow you to stay in prayers and to protest peacefully but we will not allow you to disrupt public life in the early days of the uprising if you remember agents schools were closed banks were closed for 2 weeks but the momentum slowed in the past few weeks for a number of rings wondering if so many blamed the violence that protesters faced from the from the. from inside people still support the mainly sectarian political parties in power and they were attacking peaceful protesters here trying to discourage them from staying in the street and security forces also use. violence against them and people also have to return to their jobs to work they need daily wages in order to survive even though many 1000

legally at least 36 people have been killed during attacks on a displaced persons camp in sudan's west darfur region government officials say they're trying to calm the latest wave of the ethnic violence that's forced people to flee arab tribesmen arrive at the camp and reportedly started shooting killing and burning according to a un peacekeeping spokesman. and in sudan's capital khartoum people are protesting against the attacks the new government centers that have sent troops to the region to help stop any further violence. evacuations have begun and relief supplies arrive for thousands of australians stranded in fire ravaged towns 8 people have been killed this week in new south wales and victoria where 17 people are missing that is reports. 4000 astray leonids were forced onto the beach and stranded here for 3 days now how has arrived for the victorian town of mela cooter the navy ferried people out by the only route possible this ship masked in the smoky haze at the moment we're moving people way up or see if the smart clear it will be our brigade aircraft into melich her to towards the

mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur on the. line an agreement. so that. you. come. with some group still in talks to even start negotiating sudan's road to peace remains long but friday's signing offers a glimmer of hope for those who've suffered from years of war people morgan al-jazeera. interim president says she'll write in the upcoming election despite and suggesting she wouldn't join in and as announced her candidacy at an event in the city of saying she hopes to unite a fragmented country the vote in may will serve as a rerun of october is disputed election that saw former leader of a morale us re-elected weeks of violent protests forced him to resign and flee the country and on yes to power as an interim president and november ability has cut diplomatic ties with cuba after a dispute over its medical program levy is libya's government says the suspension is due to what it called constant hostility from cuba and comments against interim president on yes she previously canceled a medical services program between t

gen job militia from of darfur. were in whited 2 from libya by hostile groups why they were not alarmed by russian wagnerian mercenaries their turkey is sists it's on the right side of history and now seems set to send its troops to leave the. uncovered. head has more now from tripoli and says that the people of libya have already paid a high price for the fighting. civil categories of of the libyan society politicians officials at the government of the parliament in the west of the country they have will come the decision by the parliament to deploy troops to libya to fight along with the forces the will to the u.n. about the government of national award to. the military offensive on the capital tripoli by forces loyal to the war lord. have to we know that the government of national accord is determined to move on with this military agreement with 30 the government says that it's libya's illegitimate institution and it has a right to strike deals with other government as long as those deals are signed in terms of i

were mediated by talks such as groups like rebel movements from the western region of darfur. >> i amu have reached this agreement, although it is not the final agreement. the groups that are still convincedt should be to join you, those who have signed today. come to oneof you agreement. reporter: with some groups still in talks, the peace talk remains long but the assigning offers a glimmer of hope for those who suffered from years of war. anchor: with a week to go until brexit, the presidents of the european council and commission have formally signed the withdrawal agreement. they put their signatures to the document in brussels. inned by abortions and london. the european parliament is expected to approve it next wednesday, starting the 11 month transition time frame to discuss a trade deal. demonstrations have been held in france against pension reforms. tens of thousands have been marching in paris and thousands of others in cities across the country. the reforms are necessary to make the system sustainable, says the government. union leaders say employees will lose out, workin

gen job militia from of darfur. were in white it 2 from libya by half their groups why they were not alarmed by russian wagnerian mercenaries their duty techie is sists it's on the right side of history and now seems set to send its troops to leave the. unka. australia's prime minister has been shouted out by local residents as he visited areas hit by devastating bushfires in the east of the country scott morrison was called an idiot by people who said that had not been support for those who had lost their homes tens of thousands of residents and tourists evacuated parts of the state of new south wales and victoria. 13 people now known to have died after indonesia's capital jakarta was hit by heavy flooding tens of thousands of people are in emergency shelters off to monsoon rains pools rivers to bust the banks submerging nearly 200 neighborhoods around the city rainfall was the highest seen in more than 20 is and now before cars show that even more is on the way the man who stole the world is the program coming up

reservists have been called up at least 65 people have died in a recent tribal violence in sudan's west darfur region disputes between ethnic groups have seen homes burned and thousands of civilians displaced that's according to un peacekeepers they verge to don's government to restore peace and bring its perpetrators to justice rescue workers in cambodia digging through rubble to try and find survivors after a 7 story building collapsed in the coastal province of cat at least 7 people have died a building collapse last year which killed almost 30 people led to calls for safer conditions for cambodia's construction workers. today headlines and news continues here after pre-crime from. the term pre-crime comes from this movie a minority report in which a prediction is being made about something in the individual has not yet done but is going to do and a preemptive arrest is made of someone before they've performed an act. if you would have asked me 37 years ago if we would have gunshot detection or video cameras in neighborhoods or be able to predict where crimes occurred i would have said you'

illegally at least 36 people have been killed during attacks and i displaced persons camp incidents west darfur region government officials say they're trying to calm the latest wave of ethnic violence that's forced people to flee arab tribesmen arrive at the camp and reportedly started shooting killing and burning that's according to un peacekeepers spokesperson and in saddam's capital khartoum people are protesting against the attacks the new government says it will send troops to the region to help stop any further violence. now a group founded by a former member of the u.s. special forces is training people from ethnic minorities in me and they say they're being persecuted by the military the training involves medical and humanitarian assistance or been money reports. on this remote hilltop base more than 180 recruits complete basic training with the free burma rangers or f.b.i. . they say there are humanitarian movement working to help free the oppressed in myanmar. gem one is from the northern shan state where he says ethnic groups are suffering at the hands of the country's military. the

got harder al-jazeera sudan's government is promising swift justice after a mass killing in western darfur hundreds of fleeing the region just days after the murder of $36.00 people at a camp for internally displaced people the un accuses arab tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at the civilians senior government and military leaders have traveled to the scene to try to revive talks with rebel groups. and there's been reaction across sudan most notably in the term protesters accuse the rapid support forces of involvement in the attacks that powerful paramilitary group has long been blamed for atrocities in the region. interpol has issued a red notice alert for the foreman his son chairman carlos go and requesting authorities in lebanon detain him going was on bail in japan for financial misconduct charges which he denies despite being under heavy surveillance in tokyo you managed to leave the country police raided his tokyo home on thursday japan does not have an extradition treaty with lebanon. so carlos going to just go through the timeline here he was arrested in tokyo in november 28th

mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur. the. final agreement. so that. you. come. with some groups still in talks and others yet to even start negotiating sudan's road to peace remains long but friday's signing offers a glimmer of hope for those who've suffered from years of war people morgan al-jazeera. we're going to go into a break said the presidents of the european council and commission have formally saw into the with a droll agreement then ursula they lay in the put this thing which is to the document in brussels it was like signed by u.k. prime minister boss johnson in london the european parliament is expected to vote to approve the agreement next wednesday starting and 11 months transition period to discuss a trade deal. one of the architects of the northern ireland peace process has died at the age of $83.00 seamus mellon was a former deputy 1st minister and a nationalist who wanted irish unity but he was a critic of republican violence he was involved in the civil rights movement in northern ireland in the 960

thank you thanks very much for the. 65 people have died in recent tribal violence in sudan's west darfur region disputes between ethnic groups have seen homes burned and thousands of civilians displaced according to un peacekeepers they voted sudan's government to restore peace and bring its perpetrators to justice. libyan warlord honey for half the says his finances now against a foreign occupier off the turkey's parliament agreed to send troops to libya after us forces have been attacking the capital tripoli since april libya's u.n. recognized government asked turkish president russet topper to run for support of the e.u. us an arab league have expressed concern about turkey's decision or shortly after have to made those comments civilian districts of tripoli were targeted with new airstrikes more than 20 rockets hit the capital and at least one person was killed but i don't know and i don't know how the enemy has announced war here advertise aggression and decided to invade our nation he bit just a watchful defended turkish people which had tied to us in the brotherhood in islam must

mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur. so that. you. come. with some groups still in talks and others yet to even start negotiating sudan's road to peace remains long but friday's signing offers a glimmer of hope for those who've suffered from years of war he will mourn al-jazeera. where the week to go until the presidents of the european council and commission have formally signed the withdrawal agreement. sort of on the way and put their signatures to the document in brussels signed by u.k. prime minister abbas johnson and their pain paula meant is expected to vote to approve the agreement next wednesday saucing and levon month transition period to discuss a trade deal. demonstrations have once again been held in france against proposed pension reforms tens of thousands of people have been marching in paris and thousands of others in cities across the country the government says the reforms are necessary to make this ystem more sustainable but union leaders say employees will lose out working longer hours to get a full

least $36.00 people have been killed during attacks on a displaced person's camp in sudan's west darfur region government officials say they're trying to calm the latest wave of ethnic violence that's forced people to flee arab tribesmen arrive at the camp and reportedly started shooting killing and burning according to un peacekeeping spokesman. and in sudan's capital khartoum people are protesting against the attack saddam's ruling something council says it will send troops to the region to help stop any further violence at least 16 inmates have been killed in a prison riot in central mexico at least 5 others were injured in the violence that broke out on tuesday night officials say some of the victims died from gunshot wounds that were caused by weapons believed to him brought in by visitors. now the mother of a british woman convicted in cyprus of lying about being raped is calling for a boycott of the country a separate court convicted the 19 year old of public mischief after she withdrew an accusation of gang rape in july but she says she did so under duress from the police is rea

in another part of the world, i shear, and i was there to talk about darfur, and he was almost mocking. one of his people mocking that they offered us osama bin laden before he went to afghanistan in clinton administration would not take him. let me issue a couple of aestions, 130 convictions, thousand investigations, maybe you could break down for us, who are these people? americans, people from afghanistan? where did they go to jail when they were convicted? examples -- to some and i think your testimony is amazing -- you talk about how in dr. shock, and honorable an honorablehaw, man, he said -- you pointed out his information was from the government and contradicted by other government people. there was no attempt to verify the accuracy. that is troubling. you point out on the rule of law , the strategy013 had no performance measures. that is appalling. finally, you point out in interviews for this lessons learned program, 80% of the people interviewed wanted their names removed, to be anonymous. was there retaliation against anyone? fear of a well-founded retribution. maybe you ca