a stronghold for opposition to could be the and his preferred candidate emmanuel rama zani should dari should dari faces twenty one opposition candidates martin for you though is one of the leading contenders. to leave. the. what. could be less electoral favor it is also the target of european union sanctions he and more than a dozen other congolese officials stand accused by the e.u. of obstructing the electoral process and related human rights violations in retaliation the congolese government has opted to egypt the e.u. and bassett are giving him forty eight hours to get out that leave sunday's election already two years behind schedule largely without international observers mostly because they've been denied accreditation more protests against the electoral commission's decision are planned for today opposition parties have called for a general strike. that would not join a you're not getting he is in kinshasa the capital of the democratic republic of congo thank you notes opposition parties have called for a nationwide so-called ghost town general strike today what is the situati

should dari faces twenty one opposition candidates martin five is one of the leading contenders. to. be less electoral favorite is also the target of european union sanctions he and more than a dozen other congolese officials stand accused by the e.u. of obstructing the electoral process and related human rights violations in retaliation the congolese government has opted to egypt the e.u. and bassett are giving him forty eight hours to get out. that leaves sunday's election already two years behind schedule largely without international observers mostly because they've been denied accreditation more protests against the electoral commission's decision are planned for today opposition parties have called for a general strike. but as we near the end of twenty eighteen or taking a look back at some of our favorite reports from the year one of them took us to cairo to meet waller and head out to women bucking egypt's macho culture by boxing both of them have tackled stigma all their way to the top nell they want to lend a knockout blow for equality in the country. how dear packs a p

should dari faces twenty one opposition candidates martin fi ulu is one of the leading contenders. i. can do. this in the. electoral favor it is also the target of european union sanctions he and more than a dozen other congolese officials stand accused by the e.u. of obstructing the electoral process and related human rights violations in retaliation the congolese government has opted to egypt the e.u. and bassett are giving him forty eight hours to get out. that leaves sunday's election already two years behind schedule largely without international observers mostly because they've been denied accreditation. internees is also agency has lowered the death toll from last week's tsunami the official told now stands at four hundred twenty six dead with twenty three people still missing authorities have also warned residents to stay at least one kilometer inland in case the eruption of the un it crack a trigger is another tsunami as such warnings have not stopped some residents from trying to start rebuilding their lives on a santos sent us this report. sometimes the sea is a friend s

i read books in two languages here in past two and dari. pressure karim started the mobile library with the help of donations she studied at oaks for tonight wants to encourage critical thinking among children back home the bus is in a safe space in an otherwise dangerous city. explosions are a problem and that can happen at any time but then we are we are trying to park the car inside the communities where it is far better it is much more secure but i think overall the security problem in the country is less than that good is this for any project so we cannot stop our work just because of security problem life sunday and security issues as. nine year old shot eagerly waits for the bus to come by each day have a hope that it could find joy coming in because there's so many exciting things to eat i like stories about goats best i don't have any pics at home. chad nance father always picks his daughter up from the bus the family fled to capella from conducing northern afghanistan thinking they'd be safer in the capital but explosions rocked t

i read books in two languages here in past two and dari. french to careen started the more by library with the help of donations she studied it all very tonight wants to encourage critical thinking among children back home the boss is in a safe space in an otherwise dangerous city. explosions are a problem and that can happen and that's anytime but then we are we are trying to park the car inside the communities where it is far better it is much more secure but i think overall the security problem in the country exists and that's good exists for any project so we cannot stop our work just because of a serious problem life moves on you on security issues as well who called nine year old shot eagerly waits for the past to come by each day i haven't heard of it yet if i enjoy coming here because there's so many exciting things to eat i like stories about best i don't have any pics at home that. shot nuns father always picks his daughter up from the pass the family fled to kabila from conducing northern afghanistan thinking they'd be safer in t

protests there are now fears that violence could return to congo particularly if kabila candidature dari is declared the winner. he wus and if you can to joins us on the line from the congolese capital kinshasa now an idiot we understand the votes are still being counted at this stage and yet both the ruling coalition and the opposition a claiming victory tell people why you are reacting to that. so yeah as you say everybody thinks they've they've won i think firstly there's a very strong some optimism among voters people have waited for seven years for this election it's two years later than the constitution allowed. i was walking around in my house today and everyone's talking excitedly about who they voted for and sure enough got into fingers. i've spoken to lots of people and so far i'm yet to meet anybody who voted for should our. president because hunting success i'm going as you say you seem confident yesterday you said i will be the president of the republican so we'll see if we will see any of you but of course with that in mind i mean one has to ask the question whether the opp

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but his refusal to step down sparked by inclining doesn't with carrots he's chosen emmanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions list be human rights crimes in the region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the a pull out rate which is now the second largest on record. council measures have been taken in order to control decide break and we are currently controlling the side break in different areas for now as people prepared to vote for a new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts against the fatal disease laura but unmanly al-jazeera delegates from around two hundred nations meeting in poland the un climate change talks known as call twenty four hoping to negotiate a way of implementing the two thousand and fifteen paris climber's accord and as our environment editor nick clark explains denmark has been named one of the top countries in the fight against global warming. now the global livestock industry produces more greenhouse gas emissions and old cars planes trains and ships combined

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the question whether the opposition actually stands a chance against president could be his protege dari. sadly i don't think the opposition do stand much of a chance the whole campaign has been massively raked in favor shit are you he has the backing of the state for example and an opposition candidates running amok and tell you to. the police started firing at the coaches three people were killed and then as a result his rally was banned in contrast them two of the areas in the east of the country were banned from voting the computer security minute break and those two areas. are also opposition strongholds so i think that if the vote comes through and the opposition has won i think your action will be invalidated noted all over again. and we also understand the internet was cut across the country apparently to prevent speculation about the results as the move worked how people reacted to that . as you say the internet was cut off at about mid-morning today. people people were posting messages on social media about how they were and happy about they went how some balika wasn't free and

candidates were approved to run but the leading contenders are camillus chosen candidate ramazan it should dari and opposition candidates felix jessica heavy and martin fire the voting got off to a slow start due to torrential rain in the capital kinshasa and some polling stations took hours to open because of problems with voting machines and missing voter lists people cast symbolic ballots in three largely opposition strongholds where authorities delayed voting until march citing risks from a bola and ethnic violence but the president is still due to be sworn in next month when the last hour the main opposition candidate martin for you has been speaking he said representatives from his party were removed from polling stations and we want to know what he sees or good we're not going to learn on the police station. and to. the scene. before come to the road. so most of the middle so i want you to listen we're taking the hour. to the police station. but all girls you could see the thing that's really hard to be in birds in birds. big. come webb has more from kinshasa. president joseph kabila dat

this month but he has named a candidate his former minister of the interior and manuel rama tanishaa dari if he were to win many in the congo fear continued stagnation if he could be the loo to activists are taking their fight seriously they engage their fellow citizens call on them to fight for their rights and not give up regardless of who wins the elections in late december. that fourth by carrying on down the talks fourteen in last night's champagne league football tournament buying munich and a x. first often a thrilling three or draw all the drama started with fifteen minutes to go and the match level at one apiece monster must have sent off for this high kick backs were already down to ten men by this point after that the penalty for each team made it two or rugged levon dusky time to school with his second goal kingsley come on then played by a head injury time just when you thought the. had done enough for victory. a tally of people never had the match again and three treat the finest school with still leaves behind on top of the group. away from footboards this week the world ad

but his refusal to step down sparked by inclining dozens were killed he's chosen emanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions let's be human rights crimes in the kasai region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on record. measures have been taken in order to control decide break and we are currently controlling the side break in different areas for now. as people prepared to vote for the new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts against fatal disease laura bowden merely al-jazeera zambia's constitutional court has all the president and girl who is eligible to stand for reelection in twenty twenty one supporters celebrated the decision and so the court in the saga. took office for eighteen months after the death of president michel sutter in twenty fifty they were in a full five year term in his own right the following year. well still ahead here on the news our piece will be here with the story of the only outgoing boy in the blame diplomacy

this month but he has named a candidate his former minister of the interior and manuel rama tanishaa dari if he were to win many in the congo fear continued stagnation it could be the lucia activists are taking their fight seriously they engage their fellow citizens call on them to fight for their rights and not give up regardless of who wins the elections in late december. that report by a cardinal hoffman now for some sport and in last night's champions league football tournament by in munich and faced off in a thrilling trio or draw the drama started with a fifteen minutes to go and the match level at one apiece combined storm was sent off with this high kick after that the penalty for each team made it to. good level dusky time to score with this second goal and then kingsley coma put it by the head in injury time just when you thought the germans had done enough for victory nicole last tally if he could level the match again a treaty final score would still lives by on top of the group here's what levon dusty had to say off the match. long and use the harness biggest i have not playe

but his refusal to step down sparked by nani's dozens were killed he's chosen emanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions list speech human rights crimes in the kasai region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on. record music all measures have been taken in order to control desert break and we are currently controlling to break in different areas for now. as people prepared to vote for the new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts against the fatal disease lure about a manly al-jazeera. zambia's a constitutional court has ruled that president can stand for reelection in two thousand and twenty one supporter celebrated decision outside the court in lusaka took office for eighteen months after the death of president michael sutter in two thousand and fifteen one a full five year term the following year the opposition had argued a third term would violate the constitution. arrest numbers are soaring along the us mexico border as thousands of people

but his refusal to step down sparked by inclining doesn't with care he's chosen emmanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions list be human rights crimes in the kasai region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on record. measures have been taken in order to control decide break and we are currently controlling to break in different areas for now as people prepared to vote for a new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts again.

not support think that the former interior minister mr dari who is the mr could be the incumbents choice may well still win but that the opposition has a strong following one of the problems the opposition is is split is divided attempts to get a unified platform have failed unless is this gives the incumbent see the incumbent party the biggest opportunity i think. one of saddam's ruling parties is calling for an investigation into the killing of protesters during a week of anti-government demonstrations members of the popular congress party say seventeen people were killed after security forces used live ammunition at the protests but rights group amnesty international says at least thirty seven protesters died some sudanese doctors have now started striking while medical students have joined protests calling for government change ever morgan has the latest from parts. what we've seen so far is that people are not satisfied with just marching up to destry demanding that the president resign and that his he and his twenty nine year rule we're seeing people doing basically they were seein

refusal to step down sparked by nani's dozens were killed he's chosen a man you're amazon has shut dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions let's be humane rights crimes in the region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on record. measures have been taken in order to control decide break and we are currently controlling the side break in different areas for now. as people prepared to vote for a new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts against the fatal disease. laura bowden manly al-jazeera. to asia pacific now or a senior journalist in the philippines has declared her innocence and social fight back after appearing in court on tax evasion charges maria ressa says the case is politically motivated her news agency rappler has been critical of president bush to go to turn his government who has branded it fake. reports now from manila. maria ressa is one of the most prominent journalists in the philippines and also one of the most in battle out and

tlus, a memorial for the teen >>> has been a dary new years eve. you're going to need that umbrella if you're heading out tonight. we'll have another update from storm-team 4 in a few minutes. >>> and it is day 10 of the government shutdow and there doesn't seem to be an end in sight. there's still no dedicated funding for a border wall. the smithsonian museums and the zooet are to close. >>> and three siblieds were kill in a car crash last night oxon hill. a suspected drunk driver slammed heinto t car at a stop light. the driver has been released from custody. >>> a son accused of stabbing eahis mother to in rockville has made his first appearance this court. justin mcguigan has hurt others in the family before this incident last week. >> a teen is killed in a hit and run. a teen was hit and killed saturday nigh >> reporter: this memorial soaked in a rain. evew tears as those who know and love him have come to pay their respects by leaving flowers and candles and to say prayers. the 16-year-oldd was kil here saturday night after completing a work

but his refusal to step down sparked by inclining dozens were killed he's chosen emanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions let's be humane rights crimes in the region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on record. measures have been taken in order to control decide break and we are currently controlling to break in different areas for now. as people prepared to vote for a new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts against the fatal disease. laura bowden manly al-jazeera. now you might want to turn up your volume for this story the surface of the planet mars is a hostile environment with wildly varying temperatures averaging minus sixty degree celsius but not as late as moslem has found it doesn't least have a gentle breeze. you can just about hear that but it easy if ever recording of wind on the red planet picked up by the insight land is air pressure sense and size moments of the martian winds were gusting between fifteen to twenty five

not so people think that the former interior minister mr dari who is the mr can be so the incumbents choice may well still win but as your correspondent has just said in the for out of concession the opposition has a strong four following one of the problems though the opposition is is split is divided attempts to get a unified platform have failed unless is this gives the incumbent see the incumbent party the biggest opportunity i think and what about the i mean the we've mentioned about as far as an issue to the election but how serious is it this particular very really good question is serious and so i have some sympathy for that particular part of the issue for the east it's the second worst outbreak in congolese history so it is a worry but why allow campaigning and then only just now say that they're going to postpone the elections in bamiyan boot temba until march that doesn't make a lot of sense axons thank you very much and if you notice it's just thinking. and our protest against the government of president omar bashir have entered the second week in sudan hundreds of peopl

not support think that the former interior minister mr dari who is the mr can be so the incumbents choice may well still win but that the opposition has a strong following one of the problems though the opposition is is split is divided attempts to get a unified platform have failed unless is this gives the incumbent see the incumbent party the biggest opportunity i think. still ahead on al jazeera historic gains after an unprecedented plunge we try to make sense of a volatile financial markets in the u.s. . and a health care meltdown how a shortage of staff and medical equipment is crippling greece's health care system . from the neon lights of asia. to the c.c. that never sleeps. hello there it's pretty chilly for most of us across europe at the moment in the east there's also a fair amount of snow you can see these weather systems say that just tumbling their way southward and they are bringing a fair amount of wintery weather more outbreaks of snow or lightly during the day today and then as we head through friday this would just be sinking a bit further towards the south they still h

ruling coalition candidate dari has also signed that document but two other main presidential candidates. have refused to sign that declaration saying that they need to negotiate more than all. back to fight with what's in this thing that's things that needs to be done before they sign that document so negotiations are still going on but people are very concerned a lot of people have talked to i saying that if the election is disputed then potentially there could be violence and this is a big concern. all right catherine sawyer live for us there in the democratic republic of congo can chuff. security forces in bangladesh are on high alert the day before the general election campaign ended with more arrests and violence the main opposition the bangladesh nationalist party saying thousands of its activists have been detained since november prime minister as you know who is running is running for a third term in office. is live for us now from the capital dhaka such as how are they preparing for this. well certainly according to the government. security forces from various different branche

it's an attempt to swing the vote in favor of president joseph kabila has chosen successor emanuel dari dozens of patients fled an ebola isolation center in benioff came under attack during the demonstrations twenty four patients were forced to leave the treatment center health officials say most of them had already tested negative for the virus but seven have not yet been checked. speaking earlier conley's opposition figures ketone go mo says the decision to delay voting in some areas shows a blatant disregard for democracy. what is happening is a complete or unacceptable at a government how to lend a value of inclusive it is when it come into the country the value of the election in our country killing old universities and when they are calling them to recognize them to be elected to elect a leader of the choice is completely unacceptable where they come in to tried to use another form of the delay tactic just to west people time let me a cyst on the valley of people of congo mystical bill and the regime have a been in the power says the two thousand and one we had to do and we've bee

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counter emanuel should dari sign the document which i am still unsure all parties by correctly cheering and after the election earlier on saturday a leading opposition candidate must invite you to attend his church service where the local archbishop appealed for calm ahead of sunday's vote. we must not under any circumstances allow the elections become another opportunity to destroy the democratic republic of congo and just to the blood of the congolese people which has flowed too much already for decades. all two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march two months after the new president is due to be sworn in and with hundreds of polling stations on able to open in the capital because a fire destroyed election materials many people are worried about it. you know got eleven. electoral commission me to tell the truth we are not people you can just stricken foo we're going to be the contrast of votes and then in beni and over there they are not voting in the. same liberal member commission needs

and i think that should dari was chosen precisely because he's somebody who is under the control of joseph could be late somebody who does not have his own political base he doesn't have his own political networks he doesn't have his own funding or financing so he depends to a very large extent on president to be with himself so it is a situation that would be very beneficial so it could be learned you could continue to pull strings from behind the scenes and this will be an opportunity as well for the d r c to to to to see a peaceful transition of democratic transition of power in the country and what sort of a message with this center to africa as a continent. well i think that there have been numerous turnovers handovers of power across the continents in recent years i have recently can see a retrenchment of authoritarian policies across the continent. in the congo itself this is an extremely historical election the country was the war began the country in one thousand nine hundred six and really in large parts of the country war has never stopped since one thousand nine hundred six and

but his refusal to step down sparked by inclining dozens were killed he's chosen emanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions let's be humane rights crimes in the kasai region which he was responsible for at the interior minister one of the biggest issues for any new president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on record. measures have been taken in order to control decide break and we are currently controlling to break in different areas for now. as people prepared to vote for the new leadership many hope violence doesn't hinder efforts against the fatal disease lure about manly al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera it's got a roundup of the top stories the u.s. president has nominated state department spokeswoman heather now out as the new ambassador to the united nations if approved by the senate now it will replace nikki haley in january she announced her resignation in october the u.s. president also nominated william bar as the new attorney general last served in the same job under president george h.w. bush in the early one nine hundred ninety s. that wil

but his refusal to step down sparked by rallies dozens were killed he's chosen emanuel dari as his successor but he's on the e.u. sanctions list speak human rights crimes in the region. which he was responsible for at the interior. one of the biggest issues i leave you president is the outbreak which is now the second largest on record would. have been taken in order to control the break and we're currently controlling to break in different areas but now. people are prepared to vote for a new leadership many who violence doesn't hinder the effort against the fatal disease. al-jazeera humans have been exploring the surface of mars remotely for more than two decades but for the first time we've had sounds from the red planet now says new mas insight land touchdown on the planet last month and it sent back recordings of wind rolling on the plains the low frequency rumblings of wind across the land as solar panels the result of the planet's than a density china has launched a rover to explore the fall side of the moon if it succeeds it would make history by becoming the first country to do so th

>> well, he set the boe daries. buts never one that tried to impose his will on us.us, we admired m greatly. >> so when you wre raising y kids, what type of things did you want for them? >> i wanted all of this.i nted them to feel there were no horizons, they could reach for the stars. accomplish stuff and sure enough, they have. >> reporter: and history will tell that st fy. her had a front row seat working throughout my grandfather's campaigns. >> so help mgod. >> reporter: he says now the hardest part of politicians is watching the spotlight shine harshly on those you love. dad, when you watched as he was a preside and you would turn on the television to hear critics talk about him -- >> yeah. it made me angry. and i wasn't disciplined enough not to watch television. when i became president, i was disclined enough to ignore all the noise. but when he was president and people criticized him, i didn't like it. but actually it helped thicken my hide for when i became president because criticism of my dad was a heck of a lot more icult for me to handle than criticism