minorities commission said in its 135 page finding that not only was the delhi police complicit but its investigation as bright spots of calling for action against the head of the nationalists leaders the question was against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines the european union edging closer to imposing sanctions on the russian officials which is linked to electoral fraud and a violent crackdown on protestors foreign ministers of all agreed on a list of almost 20 high ranking people but haven't said exactly yet some e.u. states want the inclusion of president alexander lukashenko there was a political agreement among ministers to designate selected individuals responsible for their fragile and elections in their rooms and for the subsequent crackdown under the existing sanctions regime this is a nation

fear or fear the delhi police has actually created. delhi police didn't respond to al-jazeera as requests for an interview but the government says amnesty international has an agenda against them. unfounded completely. people who are. saying that but he says. to them so to pick sides does because i'm a mistake in britain just tell you about amnesty international and official fact finding committee also says police were involved in the best the delhi minorities commission said in its 135 page finding that not only was the delhi police complicit but its investigation as floored bright spots a calling for action against the hindu nationalists leaders that threaten violence against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi and the west african book ecowas says finished holding a new round of talks on mali after 2 leaders freed hosted pres

minority's commission said in its $135.00 page finding that not only was the delhi police complicit but its investigation as floored bright spots a calling for action against the hindu nationalist leaders that threatened violence against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera you daddy. flash floods in afghanistan and pakistan are killed at least 200 people and many others are missing after the heavy seasonal rains has that story. buildings reduced to rubble and cars overturned by the force of floodwaters not recovered a little over that it was a little heavy rains and flooding have swamped 13 provinces in the east and north of afghanistan this week residents living in the mountainous area of parwan record by surprise when. the rain started it but not with the dangerous noise we try to get out of the harm but we're stuck inside floodwater was everywhere. there are fears that many are stil

question violence against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi now the world bank is said to be stopping its report on national competitiveness rankings because of concerns some countries are wrongly manipulating that data the wall street journal reports that china and the u.s. . are among those who are suspected of data irregularities reports become the main international ranking of the business environment and different nations governments can improve their standings by reducing bureaucracy so businesses can start up and grow more easily but robert scott is from the economic policy institute he says the report gives governments an incentive to manipulate data. in this one in particular the governments themselves are providing data the same time they're also voting on the use of these reports and allocating funds at the world bank that the governments are voting members in the bank whic

minorities commission said in its 135 page finding that not only was the delhi policecomplicit but its investigation is floored rights groups of calling for action against the hindu nationalist leaders to threaten violence against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi a mother and her baby are the latest dolphins to be found dead off the coast of the richest in the area affected by an oil spill 40 dolphins have now died in the area and environmentalists are urgently seeking an explanation the oil spill was caused by a japanese ship which hit a coral reef on the 25th of july and began to spill oil about a week later scientists have warned of a major ecological disaster and said the impact could last for decades. now chile's president sebastian pinera has gone to the tip of south america to announce the inn at winter of an antarctic statute which he says will reinfo

fear or fear delhi police has actually created. delhi police didn't respond to al-jazeera as requests for an interview but the government says amnesty international has an agenda against them the allegations are unfounded completely. people who are. saying that police has. to pick sides to a mistake in britain just missed internationally an official fact finding committee also says police were involved in the rest of the delhi minority's commission said in its $135.00 page finding that not only was the delhi police complicit but its investigation as floored rights groups are calling for action against the hindu nationalist leaders that threaten violence against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera you daddy. states along the u.s. gulf coast are bracing for more extreme weather even as the cleanup from laura begins the storm weakened la

delhi police didn't respond to al-jazeera as requests for an interview but the government says amnesty international has an agenda against them. unfortunate completely. people who are. saying that police has. to take sorry because i'm a mistake in britain just tell you about amnesty international an official fact finding committee also says police were involved in the rest of the delhi minority's commission said in its 135 page finding that not only was the delhi police complicit but its investigation as lord writes about supporting for action against the hindu nationalist leaders it's question moderns against protesters before the riots broke out and for an investigation into the delhi police. says he wants justice for his family for his granddaughters who still haven't been told that their father and uncle a dead elizabeth purana al-jazeera you daddy. flash floods in afghanistan and pakistan have killed at least 200 people many others are missing as well after heavy seasonal rains were in a moment as the story. buildings reduced to rubble and cars overturned by the force of floodwate

we also looked at a set of videos that showed the delhi police using excessive force against muslims,orce, because of police brutality. let's get reaction now to the largest ever study of children with covid—19 published by the british medicaljournal, which has concluded it's "vanishingly rare" for young people to die from the virus. it also found the disease has not caused the deaths of any schoolchildren in the uk who did not have serious underlying health problems. with me to talk about this more is tracy maguire. her daugher, peyton, was diagnosed with covid—19 at only three weeks old. also we're joined by calum semple. he's the lead author of the study and a professor in child health and outbreak medicine at the university of liverpool. welcome to all of you today. tracy, i want to begin with you and your gorgeous baby. she was eight weeks premature and then at three weeks diagnosed with covid—19. that must have been incredibly scary for you. tell us how she came to be diagnosed. yes, obviously she was diagnosed. yes, obviously she was diagnosed with covid—19 at three weeks, but

delhi's police stand accused of being complicit. a controversial claim over chile.eignty over antarctica. ♪ in sports, good news. the manager of the english champions. ♪ ♪ >> plenty of warm sunshine across much of southern europe. quite a stream of clouds and heavy downpours across s areas fuheher towardthe e south. the southwest of russia has been hot and dry. the wind has been strong. this fire started out because a power line came down. it is being fueled by dry conditions and low humidity. it will stage i and hot over the next few days. very heavy rain is working its way off the coast, pushing towards the valley areas. across the northwest, fairly strong wind. a shallow pattern across much of the u.k.. by sunday, strong wind across areas of the north. that rain could be heavy and widespread throughout france. a line of rain showers pushing east through much of germany and poland. in terms of the weather for the next few days in paris, a risk of thunderstorms on saturday. scattered showers through sunday. improving by monday. high and dry. london stays mostly fin

muhammad dozens were injured when protesters clashed with the police who fired on the crowd and that's what the random has more now from new delhi then a lot of police are saying that there was what they're calling a mob of people went to this congress politician a politician belonging to the congress party to his home late on tuesday evening and started trying to attack his hall and they set 2 vehicles on fire now this is the cause though thought to be angry about a facebook post a village facebook post made by the politicians nephew which insulted islam's prophet muhammad police say that this group a very large group of people then broke off into 2 groups that they went around the neighborhood shopkeepers to close this stores damaging properties setting their course on fire before going to 2 different police stations trying his new cabinet has been sworn in a week after the governing party won a landslide election victory paves the way for the prime minister but in the rajapaksa and his brother president go to buy a rajapaksa to amend the constitution 70000 houses have been left uninhabitable in the lebanese capital beirut aft

injured when protesters clashed with police who fired on the crowd the post on facebook was made by a relative of a local politician elizabeth purana has more now from new delhi. bangalore the police are saying that what they're calling a very large mob of people gathered outside the home of a politician who belongs to the congress party and that they set to their cause on fire they say that the mob was angry because of an alleged post by this politician's nephew which was offensive to islam's prophet mohammed they say that a very large group of people then dispersed that they went around this neighborhood forcing shopkeepers to close this stores and then damaging property and setting vehicles on fire they then went to 2 different police stations police are saying that they set between 202250 police vehicles on fire that they were throwing stones at police demanding that police arrest this politician's relative who allegedly made the facebook post police said that they tried to charge the protesters with battens to try to make them stop their attacks that they weren't successful then that's when they had to open fire and that's what led to 3 people being kill

injured or protesters clashed with police who fired on the crowd a facebook post was made by a relative of a local politician one hour from a serious elizabeth problem in new delhi. bengaluru police are saying that what they're calling a very large mob of people gathered outside the home of a politician who belongs to the congress party and that they set calls on fire they say that the mob was angry because of an alleged post by this politician's nephew which was offensive to islam's prophet mohammed they say that a very large group of people then they went around this neighborhood forcing shopkeepers to close their stores ringback and then damaging property and setting vehicles on fire they then went to 2 different police stations police are saying that they set between 202250 police vehicles on fire that they were throwing stones at police demanding that police arrest politicians relative who milledge of the made the facebook post police said that they tried to charge the protesters with battens to try to make them stop their attacks that they weren't successful then that's when they had to open fire and that's what ledge to 3 people being killed 60 police off

of ammonium nitrate is safe when stored in large quantities elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi thai police have arrested a prominent student activist amid a growing protest movement calling for political reforms. also known as penguin is accused of sedition assault and breaking coronavirus restrictions during a rally last month 2 other protesters were also arrested last week on similar charges and were later released pending an investigation. well a 1000 students at one of time as most prestigious universities define restrictions to show their support for. as the school says it allows nonviolent political gatherings but insists it was given to short notice to ensure the safety of the students students across thailand have been protesting since the middle of july when for a new constitution and changes to laws that she'll thailand's powerful mauna kea. well now to iraq the country's recorded 4000 new corona virus infections its highest single day increase nearly 70 deaths have also been reported a sharp rise in cases is already overwhelming hospitals that have been stretched by decades of c

amnesty international has called for an investigation into the role of indian police during olence in delhiix mont ag over 50 people were killed. >> amnesty has accused reese of human rights violations. they say the police acted in the violen alongside writers. they committed torture and used excessive force against otesters and found that when people from the muslim community called for help, the police responded in a mocking way. they saypo they is based on scrutinizing videos that erged they have also gathered testimony from dozens o survivors, eyewitnesses, lawyers, and activists. investigated the role as well and we uncovered evidence from some t ofse videos that amnesty has looked at the police acted alongside hindus against muslims. laura: hurricane laura was one of the most powerful u.s. one governor said the impact could have been worse. >> it is cleanup time after laura. >> i don't know why the good lord says we nmore rain today. he will need a new roof. ashis house spared the worst of the damage. >> if you think about it too long, you would probably cry. having three and 15 years

international has called for an independent investigation into the role of indian police during communal violence in delhing the use of excessive force and torturing detainees. there's been no word so far from the police. police in belarus have detained dozens of anti—government protesters in the capital, minsk, along with a number of journalists. local and foreign reporters were among those held; most were freed after their phones and identity documents had been seized. health officials in sydney have issued alerts after a cluster of coronavirus cases believed to be linked to gyms and clubs in the city. 11 new cases have been reported in and around sydney since wednesday, and there are fears the numbers could grow. meanwhile in queensland, correctional facilities have been quarantined after a trainer tested positive. a march on washington, demanding criminaljustice reforms, will take place later, spurred by months of protest over police violence against african americans. it's been organized to coincide with the 57th anniversary of martin luther king jr's ‘i have a dream' speech, with civil rights leader

with hundreds of muslims or attacked a police station over a facebook post considered offensive to islam or india correspondent elizabeth cohen reports from new delhi. the charred remains of a violent protest burnt out vehicles a strewn on the streets of bengal police say that staff to a 1000 people went to the home of a politician on tuesday night angry about an alleged facebook post by his relative which insulted as lobs prophet muhammad they said vehicles on fire outside the home and destroyed property in the neighborhood or that's a lot of. muslim men came from there between 930 to 10 there were around 20 of them getting beaten so they brought the game here the only targeted our street and in our street they destroyed at least 2 auto rickshaws 3 cars and 22 they also broke all the windows of our house and. the protesters then went to 2 police stations and set at least $200.00 motorbikes on fire police say they were forced to shoot at the crowds of people who wouldn't disperse when charged with battens or tear gassed several people were killed and 60 police officers were injured then a little police have a rest of the bad accused of writing the

another police crackdown in delhi reuss protesters refused to back down and their rejection of sunday's disputed presidential election. several e.u. countries see a steep rise in corona virus infections prompting fears of new knockdowns and stricter quarantine measures. and i'm lee harding with sports tennis world number one novak djokovic confirms hell play at the u.s. open next month and paris and her mom celebrate a return to the champions league semifinals for the 1st time in 25 years after a stunning comeback when. u.s. president donald trump has announced the formalization of ties between the u.a.e. and israel as part of the deal israel will suspend plans to addicks palestinian territory donald trump says the u.s. helped broker the deal which will see the u.a.e. and israel exchange embassies and ambassador the 2 nations are expected to meet in the coming weeks to sign agreements. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago as so much progress being made towards peace in the middle east. but you know i think america's cl

any of this so we could be in for more trouble in the streets of delhi rues with protesters unfortunately possibly with journalists and police officers as well. but it's a prank that will turn this broadcast and you'll clog police there might be some people deliberately steering the protests. if the 8 of these protests is to dislodge the velour see government and president bush 2nd then. they will be violence because of course what they want is to have the the over reaction all or spot from the author it is it is violent people getting killed which is a good many used to have those who want to see origi changing by the west bank come up and say look people have died stepaside look and co sanction us etc i think we've seen this this film this movie before haven't we where we have united states and our allies in other countries saying even before a vote is cast that we will accept this result whatever happens it looks and go wins we won't accept it and that that encourages then people to go out go out and the agent provocateurs the idea who also go out there and provoke violence in that the response from the author 'd or it is

there is a sweeping police operation underway we've got the founder of apple delhi which is the pro-democracy media outlet here in hong kong and he's also not considered a media tycoon jimi like he's been arrested he's been arrested and the potential charges of violating the new national security laws to at the moment we have a huge police search underway about $200.00 police headquarters. and they can add conducting searches on devices interviewing di stuff already there and as you mentioned there are 7 people have been arrested so far with police some of those senior staff at the apple daily media network we also have reports that 2 of his sons jimmy lives sons have been arrested now i should say they're not affiliated with apple daily but we believe been chargeable could potentially be charged for violations of company business cards so that could mean that the police are investigating some of jimmy lies investments as well now as you mentioned 7 people arrested but all are under suspicion of violating these new national security laws and we believe the stuff at the headquarters have been

for more on the story we can speak to julia south delhi she's following the latest developments for us hi julia what else of the police have to say about this incident. what they said was basically a confirmation of what had emerged even before the press conference it was a man a driver in an opel car driving on berlin's a 100 highway which is a very important route around the city and this man crashed into other drivers he seemed to be deliberately pointing at motorcyclists and he hit the motorcyclist and then crashed with his car they said that because of his behavior and because of their investigations it pointed towards religious islamist background action and what they also described is that the man emerged from his car put a box on top of his car and said it was full of ammunition police later discovered it was just tools but they were very cautious and saw the man as a real threat at the moment julia are there any more details at this point about the alleged attacker what the prosecution said was that the man is a 30 year old iraqi born in baghdad there were no more details about his his past given at the time

factory and test everyone, people are told to stay home in auckland and police checkpoints set up to enforce it. >> reporter: i'm in new delhinearly 67,000 new cases of covid-19 in the last 24 hours. a record high for the country. it is inching closer towards 2.4 million cases of the virus and remains a third most affected country across the world. india overtook the united kingdom on thursday to register the fourth highest number of deaths across the globe. a religious leader next to prime minister modi at a function in august 5th has tested positive for the virus and a cab net minister has taken to twitter on wednesday to announce that he has been infected. the western state and the southern states remain the worst affected. >> reporter: i'm al goodman in spain. six weeks after lifting a nationwide lockdown that slowed down the coronavirus last spring, spain's now recording the highest number of new cases in western europe. more than in britain. 600 outbreaks in spain but an official said it's too early to talk about a sec wave even though the number of new patients in hospitals and icus is on the increase. officials say i

protesters police say the situation is under control but there is a curfew in place in 3 neighborhoods and a ban on more than 4 people gathering throughout the city elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi taiwan's president has called on china to use dialogue instead of oppression in hong kong on monday hong kong police arrested 10 people who were trading a newspaper order and a high profile pro-democracy activist under the new beijing imposed national security law sighing when the promised her government would support the hong kong people when they do they didn't go once again solemnly called in the beijing authorities that when the people are taking a stand together and fighting for something the government should find ways to resolve disputes instead of oppressing the people and depriving them of freedom and human rights only by having a sincere dialogue with the people of hong kong can dispute speed result and can hong kong society return check. adrian brown has more now from hong kong. when you are leader of taiwan you have to do what you can to raise your international profile because of course there are just 15 countries that recognize taiwan was dying when on wednesday was addr

coronavirus restrictions that's despite a police order for the demonstration to be shut down because social distancing rules were being violated dominic came reports from delhi. for weeks the daily number of new coronavirus infections in germany has been rising yet for these people in berlin what matters most is their right not to observe any restrictions not to wear masks not to follow social distancing and to show their anger at the politicians who have imposed them because of it youngest illegal eilis is illegal the whole government is illegal everything is illegal and corona is just a medium to heavy flu a pandemic that is being used to enslave us humans. that view is not shared by the police who tried and failed twice on friday to persuade the courts to ban the demonstration saying the protestors posed a serious risk mentioning d.m. under the i was going on and that's these are people that we can assume as coronavirus skeptics have taken no precautions in recent months in a time when infection numbers are increasing we don't believe these gatherings to be responsible. the protesters are made up of many different groups some from the political fallout of

delhi. tens of thousands of protesters and bellows packed the streets of the capital on sunday demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko police have detained at least 125 people but its worth has the latest from neighboring lithuania sunday's alexander lukashenko 66th birthday this is not the president he was hoping for. were not a herd of cattle all cowards were belorussians they're chanting. it's 3 weeks since the disputed election that the bell or russian president claimed to win with 80 percent of the vote. no one here believes that and they've been protesting against luka shank ever since. i'm here to express my disapproval at the ringing of the elections and to be in solidarity with everyone he was detained i am for peace i am propellor us but. the protesters have been peaceful from the outset and after initially violently attempting to suppress earlier demonstrations the security forces have taken a step back in the past couple of weeks some protesters are being detained more than 125 according to the government or many journalists of have their accreditation revoked that was on sunday that witnesses described as the l

she says her bail conditions include regular reports to police and a surrender of her passport. worsening relations between new delhiajors planning to hire chinese thinkers to ship oil and related products. china flagged vessels banned from bidding to import crude india. hiredhinkers the india are flagged in liberia, with only limited use. exclusived, our interview with tim ford, ceo, treasury wine estates. .e will talk about earnings and how china will come into play. rishaad: still no word on when the u.s. and china will discuss the phase one trade deal. we will have the latest on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: u.s. and chinese negotiators plan to discuss progress to the trade deal in the coming days as beijing pushes to widen the agenda to include president trump's crackdown on wechat and tiktok. how for full can these talks be given we do not -- how fruitful can these talks be? >> maybe they can be fruitful. we have had a trade war and those issues are the most copacetic. larry kudlow the chief economic advisor says the one area they are engaging on his trade, it is fine. it is the other issues, coronavirus

every week as they try to have doled out break with police officers out on the roads of west bengal thank for that but the problem lie for us in new delhi. well it's a different situation entirely in beijing the city is removing its requirement for people to wear masks outdoors chinese capital has been relaxing its coronavirus restrictions after nearly 13 days with no new cases trade you have. a few months ago here in beijing it was difficult to find anybody on the street not wearing a lock but increasingly that's not the case china has not wanted any local jazz musicians of the coronavirus in the past 5 days and health authorities are starting to relax restrictions starting on friday people will no longer have to wear a mask while the outdoors walking or exercising and many residents here say they are relieved but some say that they will choose to continue to wear my oh you know that most people are still wearing masks now so for safety i decided to keep wearing it for a while. i feel very sorry for them especially these new regulations say you don't need to wear a moscow door anymore or follow the message from the government this is t

protesters police say the situation is under control but there is a curfew in place in 3 neighborhoods and a ban on more than 4 people gathering throughout the city elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi trying new cabinet has been sworn in a week after the governing party won a lot. slight victory in parliamentary elections at a 1st for the country the ceremony was held at an ancient buddhist temple in the central city of candy the election win paves the way for prime minister enda rajapaksa and his brother president got to buy a rajapaksa to amend the constitution. nearly 5000000 children have been born in syria since the civil war began years ago the conflict has had a devastating impact on their lives with many forced to drop out of school in the order to support their families now aid agencies are warning a deepening economic crisis could push even more children into work priyanka got better reports. i am of madeira should be school. instead he's spending his day at a car repair shop in the province trying to scrape a living. i work to look after my family if i don't work we won't be able to live. at home his mother attempts to offer him a sense of normal childhood and it's fathe

protesters police say the situation is under control but there is a curfew in place in 3 neighborhoods and a ban on more than 4 people gathering throughout the city elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi. a journalist in zimbabwe accused of mobilizing antigovernment protests has been barred from publicly testifying about his prison conditions. was arrested last month he says he's being denied food and clothing reports from iraq. when freelance journalists hope we're going to testify in court on thursday members of the public and media will not be allowed inside the magistrate wants to make sure whatever the journalist says about his treatment in a maximum security prison would pose a threat to prison security. is accused of encouraging demonstrations over the economy and corruption in his government he is being denied food from outside. so he's been living. in water. when president nixon when i got what to his predecessor robert mugabe 3 years ago many people hope to pieces and arrests will be a thing of the past some of these activists remember marching to remove. only to be arrested last year for attending a pro-democracy workshop in the maldives it's just for. me and the government

protesters police say the situation is under control but there is a curfew in place in 3 neighborhoods and a ban on more than 4 people gathering throughout the city elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi. his new cabinet has been sworn in their wake after the governing party wonderlands. victory in parliamentary elections and a 1st for the country the ceremony was held at an ancient buddhist temple in the central city of candy the election win paves the way for prime minister mahinda rajapaksa and his brother president to buy a rajapaksa to amend the constitution in alpha land as is in the capital colombo she reports that concern is growing of the future of minorities under the new government. everyone is trying to the edge of what this government calls for for a long future while the fact that we've had essentially a government that's not had to rely on minority votes for that massive victory is something that is a little bit of a concern because this proved 1st of the presidential election in november 29000 and now at the parliamentary elections that they can pretty much go it alone and go it alone essentially to give them a 2 thirds majority a controlling stake in parliament so how

protesters police say the situation is under control but there is a curfew in place in 3 neighborhoods and a ban on more than 4 people gathering throughout the city elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi. sri lanka's new cabinet has been sworn in a week off to the governing party won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections in a 1st for the country the ceremony was held at an ancient buddhist temple in the central city of candy the election when paves the way for prime minister and the rajapaksa and his brother president rajapaksa to amend the constitution now for that as is in the capital colombo and reports that concern is growing over the future of minorities under the new government everyone is trying to. walk this government. in the future the fact that we've had essentially a government that's not had to rely on minority votes for the massive victory is something that is a little bit of a concern because they've proved to the presidential election in november 29th even now at the parliamentary elections that they can pretty much go into lord and. essentially to give them a 2 thirds majority a controlling stake in parliament so how that impacts on the. the mechanism of gove