ambassador to the united nations in geneva or same ali abdullah she's a representative of the more deaves democratic party and a member of parliament. is a journalist after center for channel thirteen a full cost news outlet in the maltese welcome everybody good to have you nick. start so we are in the midst of a fifteen day state of emergency we being the motives and since that's our topic today this is what sean on twitter had to say about that the sit emergency was invoked only to strengthen the president's grip on power he has a fact of leave paralyzed to judiciary cedes the parliament and with the support of a few security officers he has hijacked the entire state some really big accusations there on twitter evolve from your perspective break this down for us who is president i mean and does he stand accused do you agree that he's done all of these things that he says he has done. there's no doubt about it you can't deny the fact of the matter. on february first the supreme court ruled the supreme court ruled and ordered the release of a number of political prisoners in good in forme

and the mall deaves the supreme court has reversed a ruling ordering the release of several imprisoned opposition leaders president abdoulaye amine says they're involved in a plot to overthrow the government is defending the jailing of the judges and his political opponents them all these were plunged into a political crisis after the supreme court ordered the release of the politicians. a new earthquake has hit the country's east coast after a string of tremors in recent days on this one measured five point seven on the richter scale scale and came as rescuers were working to find survivors from a quake on tuesday well that one killed at least seven people and injured hundreds more rain down buildings and trapping people inside. this building is still standing. but the lower floors are crushed beneath its weight. firefighters look for a way in to find survivors. the quake hit while en city on taiwan's east coast shortly before midnight tuesday it left several buildings listing dangerously and near collapse including a military hospital and this hotel where an overnight worker was resc

leaders escalating tensions are worrying foreign governments in the region and the people of the mall deaves who rely heavily on tourism. judges at the supreme court found themselves on the other side of the law during the early morning raid on tuesday two were arrested including the chief justice their detention comes after they ordered the release of political dissidents and made it possible for the opposition to impeach the president. protesters risk arrest in the capital monday on monday they're furious at the president for ignoring the court's ruling last week to free nine position leaders the judges said their trials had been politically motivated. with the unrest growing the government has moved to give itself extra police powers and the president has declared a state of emergency for the next fifteen days in mali and wherever suspects of illegal activities all situated president of doing i mean has ruled the maldives a largely unopposed since two thousand and thirteen but accused of corruption he fears the court's decision will strengthen dissenting voices in the country and lead to

andrew ryan reporting from taipei with the night a power struggle in the popular holiday spot the mall deaves has plunged this indian ocean island into a deep political crisis president abdoulaye young mean ordered the arrest of the former president and two supreme court judges on monday yummy declared a state of emergency now the standoff between the president and the supreme court erupted when the tribunals ordered the release of imprisoned opposition leaders. judges at the supreme court found themselves on the other side of the law during the early morning raid on tuesday two were arrested including the chief justice their detention comes after they ordered the release of political dissidents and made it possible for the opposition to impeach the president. protestors rist arrest in the capital on monday their fear eous at the president for ignoring the court's ruling last week to free nine jailed opposition leaders the judges said their trials had been politically motivated. with the unrest growing the government has moved to give itself extra police powers the president has declared a st

the political crisis in the mold deaves has deepened after two supreme court judges and a former president were arrested its latest move in a cracked by present me refusing to obey a supreme court order to release imprisoned opposition leaders on monday you mean declared a state of emergency. this is what usually comes to mind when you think of the multi beautiful beaches isolated islands and calm blue ocean but politics is rarely paradise especially for the people living here. in the motifs capital mali these protesters are angry and risking arrest they're furious at the president for ignoring a court ruling last week to free nine jailed opposition leaders their trials the court said had been politically motivated with the unrest growing the government's move to give itself extra police powers. and the president has declared a state of emergency for the next fifteen days in mali and wherever suspects of illegal activities all situated. president jiang means ruled the maldives largely unopposed since twenty thirteen of corruption he fears the court's decision to move dissenting voices in t

tuesday that killed at least seven people many more are missing plus the power struggle in the mall deaves the worst ones that says authorities charged top judges with attempting to overthrow the government. and elsewhere space x. launches the world's most powerful rocket it's the latest milestone for billionaire tech wizard ilan musk and another step toward setting foot on mars we'll tell you about its unusual cargo pants and then shrieking clash in the german cup on tuesday evening as buying music faced off against third division part of war and we look forward to this evening's tough match. thanks very much for your company everyone. after marathon talks germany's biggest political parties have announced an agreement to form a coalition government just anglo-american hailed the deal her conservative struck with the social democrats as the basis for good government while a social democrat leader martin schultz said the pact would bring fundamental change for both germany and europe. all right well let's hear what chancellor merkel said the breakthrough means for germany. from google on t

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had his own half brother arrested mamoun abdul gayoom was president for thirty years before the mob deaves became a democracy in two thousand and eight now he sides with the opposition before he was taken away he recorded this message. i've done nothing romo unlawful i urge the people of the multi-phase to be strong and stand with us because we will win. waiting in the wings is another former president mohammed nasheed who fled the country is one of the leaders the court ordered to be freed if the ruling does get implemented he could challenge yeah i mean for the leadership later this year. here is some of the of the stories now that are making headlines around the world a british court has rejected an attempt by wiki leaks founder julian assange to invalidate an arrest warrant against him the war in stem from a sexual assault case in sweden that has since been dropped voiding the warrant could have paved the way for a song to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been holed up since two thousand and twelve aerospace firm space x. has launched the world's most powerful rocket t

in the mall deaves the supreme court has reversed a ruling ordering the release of several imprisoned opposition leaders prisons of delay in maine says they're involved in a plot to overthrow the government is defending the jailing of the judges and his political opponents them all deeds were plunged into political crisis after the supreme court ordered the release of the politicians. u.s. vice president mike pence has announced new sanctions against north you know he could be meeting with job anees prime minister shinzo abbay in tokyo has said filby quote the toughest and most aggressive measures yet in response to the north's failure to abandon its nuclear weapons program. like the vice president of the european parliament china ski has been ousted from his position and he's voted by a large majority in favor of removing sure netsky after he sparked outrage by comparing a fellow polish m.e.p. to a nazi collaborator. now it was a chance for a david versus goliath ending as munich visit third division potter born the last time the teams met it was in the bundesliga in two thousand and

and the political crisis in paradise thickens the mall deaves crackdown on the opposition takes a new turn has to talk judges and a former president are arrested. don't welcome you're watching d.w. news well let's go straight to our top story now we've got some real massive turbulence on the world markets has more that's right terry many are already talking about a black monday and that might be a bit premature because that's reserved only for the most severe shocks in financial circles let's have a closer look at what's happened the dow jones industrial average tumbled one thousand one hundred seventy five points that's a minus of four point six percent to close down at twenty four thousand three hundred forty five on monday that's eight percent down so. last week to put this into perspective it's the biggest loss for six years and it marks the largest intra day point decline of all time one thousand five hundred ninety seven points technology in the index nasdaq is also sharply down by three points have sent a combination of factors is at play here wages in the us have risen stronge

i'm sam is a damned this is a live from doha also coming up a mall deaves attorney general calls on state institutions to disregard any attempt by the supreme court to impeach the president. italian prime minister condemns a politically motivated shooting rampage that wounded six african immigrants plus. an all aboard senegal's only passenger train as we take a look at the grand plan connecting east and west africa. now turkey says it's suffered its deadliest day yet in northern syria since launching its offensive against wife e.g. kurdish fighters there more than two weeks ago on saturday seven turkish soldiers died in fighting turkey wants to push the wife e.g. who says the terrorists out of our frame want to create a buffer zone along the border or elsewhere in syria a russian fighter jets being shot down by opposition forces over province russia's defense ministry says the pilot managed to reject what was then killed in a ground fight near the town of south africa afterwards moscow launched dozens of strikes ten civilians have been killed and russia says it killed thirty fighters ther

adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a political power play in the mall deaves as the opposition tries to impeach senior government figures. italy's prime minister condemns the shooting rampage by a far right supporter who wounded six african immigrants a rocky ride to senegal's only passenger train will explore the ambitious plan to link east and west africa. and names inflaming a passionate protest by hundreds of thousands of people in greece there demonstrating right now in athens against the use of the word macedonia by the small bordering balkan states of protest as you can see it gathered outside parliament to try to dissuade the greek government from allowing the term macedonia in any settlement in the round with its neighbor the two countries agreed to set up to see asians. earlier this year they've been at odds over the say over the name since the republic of macedonia broke away from yugoslavia in one thousand nine hundred one greece was allowed macedonia to become a member of nato or to join the european union with out an agreement on the matter so wh

a state of emergency is declared and top judges are arrested as the political crisis in the more deaves deepens. when east met west where in berlin is the german capital celebrates the tearing down of the wall that divided it for almost thirty years. but first russia has blocked a u.n. security council statement condemning the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government and a meeting of the fifteen member body of the u.s. ambassador nikki haley said quote there was over this evidence of recent chlorine attacks by the acid regime but russia's accuse the u.s. of waging a propaganda campaign all the debate was taking place at the u.n. in new york on the ground in syria at least forty nine people were killed by government and russian strikes in italy province as well as in eastern gaiter that's according to activists and in another development aid agencies of all the hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees are at risk of being forcibly returned to their homes despite the continuing violence here's our diplomatic editor james space. the attack was brazen and blatant at least eleven peo

particular i sold they then go into closed session we understand one agenda right and will be on the mall deaves and the other any other business agenda item in that closed session will be the humanitarian situation in syria coming up before the council yet again because they can get no action on it's a tall and i can tell you the feeling among council members is one of despair just listen to the words as he arrived at the security council meeting of the french the french ambassador france what a lot. we are now back to the darkest period of this conflict with the highest death toll among civilians over the last year. and as we speak the situation is deteriorating by the day in. particular. the syrian regime keeps bombing and the featuring its own population. is a new poll in the making. so james you talk about the despair there and the frustration beyond expressing it what else can they do. well the problem is that there have been a number of efforts to try and do something and they've all come to nothing we've had a couple of security council meetings on the humanitarian situation in the last

joining us on skype from mali in the mall these is how many is a journalist and analyst at the mall deaves independent good to have you back with us so let's start with this latest line now of opposition deciding to file a motion to impeach several members of the government the defense minister the attorney general can they achieve this through parliament. to. the position to join parliament you know open issue and i've been the problem and. the participation of several will start to well and piece that had previously been deemed as and b.'s that must pass and then this meeting do you say that to have submitted no one's going to. keep going to officials including the minister the defense views and you know and. and i was just told by a spokesperson for the opposition that they will proceed to be a submission small. it's difficult to say whether there would be to do it because yesterday i talked to the. security to know who was telling me that the problem in. the supreme court's ruling. will make because we would get the opposition the majority in the parliament today. resign from his force

that the truth is known and acted on by the international community the political crisis in the mood deaves is deafening two supreme court judges and an opposition leader have been arrested just hours after president mean declared a fifteen day state of emergency last week the court ordered the release of nine leading opposition figures. asian markets were down in a early trading off the stocks in new york suffered big losses on monday with concerns over possible interest rate rise in the u.s. the dow jones index crashed back through the twenty five thousand mark wiping off all the gains it had made of the last month earlier on monday there were also losses across the main european markets. south korea says north korean hackett's hackers were behind the theft of more than five hundred million dollars worth of digital coins from japanese firm cleantech south korean spy chiefs told politicians the virtual coin market remains a target for possible theft coin check one of asia's leading crypto currency exchange companies was hacked last month south africa's ruling party has cooled an urgent mee

now a former president of the more deaves will run in elections later this year because a supreme court ruling us quashed his conviction for terrorism offenses amid nasheed as called on the government to respect the ruling which acquits him and his colleagues has been smith. opposition supporters in the capital mali say the supreme court ruling paves the way for the multi-verse first democratically elected leader to return from exile and run for president in elections jew this year speaking from colombo mohamed nasheed said he would contest the elections and he said president abdullah you mean should free all political prisoners and democracy activists the maldives military and security forces must give safety and security to the judges and i strongly believe that that would happen. there is still a small element of a small element within the military and the police that wants to prop up the dictatorship we should isolate them and we should reform the police in the military the celebrations in the capital turned violent when police fired tear gas to disperse opposition supporters overni

a political crisis in the mold deaves is deepening after the arrest of an opposition leader and two supremes court judges that's just hours after a state of emergency was declared former president. who's allied himself with the opposition was detained at his home the charges against him including bribery and attempting to overthrow the government he denies the allegations. of abuse and the police came to arrest me i'm going with them i don't even know why the arresting me i've done nothing wrong i urge the people to be strong and stand with us we will win. the israeli army says it's killed a palestinian man who was wanted over the death of a settler last month the army shot their twenty one year old. engineer in the occupied west bank where i was accused of killing a rabbi in an illegal israeli outpost on january ninth two other palestinians were killed in raids during that manhunt. syria's government has deployed new anti aircraft missiles to the front lines in aleppo and italy where it is battling rebel fighters the area's been here is seen an escalation in fighting an aerial bombing in re

tension in the mall deaves as a former president says that he'll contest this year's election after a favorable court ruling. plus a show of unity but beneath the smiles there is a dispute about who controls the world's longest river. al jazeera has obtained a u.n. report which says the saudi led coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the deaths of dozens of children in yemen last summer it says the coalition was responsible for the deaths of sixty eight children and the wounding of thirty six others between july and september the report found that there were at least thirty coalition raids every day some of them targeting schools and homes but it also points the finger at who the rebels blaming them for the deaths of eighteen children and for wounding twenty nine others shall be a man two from the un's refugee agency believes the situation will only get worse. the humanitarian situation in yemen has been deteriorating because of the conflict it's not just affecting children it's affecting everyone who i mean it's affecting seventy five percent of the population so concerned

lot has a seeker this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a former president of the mole deaves and two supreme court justices are arrested hours after the government declares a state of emergency. israeli forces kill a palestinian man wanted for the shooting death of a settler plus oh. was not oh a battle some sacrificed everything for how britain is marking a hundred years since women won the right to vote. a lot of stock markets around the world have been plunging this huge day asian markets have crumbled as investors took their lead from a huge selloff on wall street the dow jones dropped more than a thousand points on monday or more than four and a half percent that was the biggest fall in percentage terms since august twentieth eleven in response japan's benchmark nikkei closed down four point seven three percent fall into its lowest number since october last year hong kong's benchmark hang saying lost almost five percent in its morning session putting it on track for its biggest drop since two thousand and fifteen. china correspondent adrian brown has more details from be

in the mall deaves the supreme court has reversed a ruling ordering the release of several imprisoned opposition leader is president ability i mean it says that they're involved in a plot to overthrow the government he's defending the jailing of the judges and his political opponents the maldives were plunged into a political crisis after the supreme court ordered the release of the politicians. in taiwan rescue efforts are underway after a six point four magnitude earthquake killed at least six people and injured hundreds of others well authorities say around sixty people are still unaccounted for it's the second major quake to hit the island nation in recent days with more aftershocks feared. this building is still standing. but the lower floors are crushed beneath its weight firefighters look for a way in to find survivors. the quake hit city on taiwan's east coast shortly before midnight tuesday it left several buildings listing dangerously and near collapse including a military hospital and this hotel where an overnight worker was rescued from inside if you leave it there was onl

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the supreme court of the whole deaves has revoked its earlier order to release several imprisoned opposition leaders a day after the president declared a state of emergency and arrested two of its judges you mean are you accusing them of being part of a plot to overthrow him he's also ordered the arrest of a former president who's his half brother a suburb of its reports. just hours after a state of emergency was declared in the island nation of maldives this board carries a prominent opposition leader to the country's main jail on a remote island the. moment of the un was arrested on charges of bribery which the opposition says this politically motivated. his family released a video earlier in which he urged his supporters not to lose hope. in this police came to arrest me i'm going with them i don't even know why they are arresting me i've done nothing wrong or unlawful i urge the people of multipath to be strong and stand with us we will win. with the arrested but two judges for the deepening the political crisis. it all began on thursday when the supreme court called for the retrial of n

a former president of mole deaves and two supreme court justices the rest. of the government declares a state of emergency. simmering political tensions explode again in kenya where an opposition figure has been charged over a mock swearing in ceremony. and british women marking a century of voting rights with a warning about the state of politics today. we begin in syria specifically the rebel held enclave in east damascus forty people have been killed that the death toll is rising by the hour as the syrian government and its russian allies bombala with strikes the aid organization the white helmets filmed the scenes of devastation as they pulled bodies and survivors from the rubble. meanwhile. investigating reports that bombs containing chlorine have been against civilians in rebel held areas syria's government has also deployed new anti-aircraft missiles to the front lines and aleppo. was battling rebel fighters in the area seen an escalation in fighting and aerial bombardment in recent weeks with hundreds of civilians that are killed. residential areas a

situation's going to get worse before it gets any better take a look at what's been happening in deaves the state of emergency and the fact that the opposition has been looking to india for support if i can take you down to the place this is a story that i was involved in an inside story it's a look at the. expelling the thousands of african refugees from israel a disturbing story so you can read it on our website and also watch the inside story on what has been happening those refugees made. digital safety is something that parents across the world must worry about as children are exposed to the internet at an increasingly younger age and. you pack formed by facebook has created controversy as it tries to create safe spaces in and i'm just wondering what you can tell us about this and the social media surrounding it sure jane will say for internet day is an occasion to promote the safe and positive use of digital technology for children and young people according to unicef one out of three internet users worldwide is a child and young people are the most connected age group seventy one

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