some of the wounded people to you stumble on doha bill specialized treatment and now on the ground as a situation. you have asked for locals to go to the local hospitals to glasses because most of the victims are in dire need of blood and the country doesn't show anything at the moment so authorities are saying that the finale of heightened security in and around every topical city of mogadishu the country's most populous city and a frequent hot spot for a deadly militant attack and so because he has been picked up because the militant group is no interest to the deadly attacks. and to prove that he's trimming the formidable somalia and that it comes despite assurances from the government and the international partners that security has improved in the past couple of months and how are the people in mogadishu itself coping with this. well the country also might have undergone maritime one for the past 3 decades and one thing that has made the public in that country more resilient is the constant number of attacks and the constant number of deaths they've been able to witness time in t

so i'm fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera in algeria thousands of protesting outside polling stations rejecting the presidential election. sounds tour and stepped over ballot papers in the port city of beijing police also fired gas to disperse protesters demonstrators say the vote is a farce that will enable the old leaders to remain in power they want sweeping political reforms before any vote is how out so far the turnout has been no at only of around 15 percent in the capital is crowds lined up to cast their ballots there 5 candidates saying all have close things to former president of the diocese beautifully cow stepped down in april after massive anti-government protests and voting is also under way in the u.k. in what's being called the most important election in a generation by both the conservative party and the main opposition. people are deciding who will form the next government and decide the future of rexx it and a country from mr boies johnson has cast his vote in his seat in central london he's seeking another term for his conserva

now i'm fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera in algeria thousands are protesting outside polling stations rejecting the presidential election. crowds tour and stepped over ballot papers in the port city of beijing police also fired tear gas to disperse protesters demonstrators say the vote is a farce that will enable the old leaders to remain in power they want sweeping political reforms before any vote is held so far the turnout has been no at only of around 15 percent in the capital algiers crowds lined up to cathay.

fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera leader on sun so she is at the international court of justice in the hague defending her country against allegations of genocide she called the accusations misleading suchi insists the military has been conducting illegitimate operation against armed groups and that action has been taken against the use of excessive force on tuesday on tonsil she sat through a graphic accounts of mass murder and rape detailed against the military the allegations stem from a 27000 crackdown which forced more than 700000 mostly rolling of muslims to flee to name.

fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera leader on sunday so she is at the international court of justice in the hague defending her country against allegations of genocide she called the accusations misleading sochi and says the military has been conducting illegitimate operation against armed groups and that action has been taken against the use of excessive force on tuesday on tonsil she sat through a graphic accounts of mass murder and rape detailed against the military the allegations stem from a 27000 crackdown which forced more than 700000 mostly rohingya muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh 10 deadly genocidal intent on the part of the state that actively investigates prosecutes and punishes sodas and offices who are accused of wrongdoing although the focus here is on members of the military i can assure you that appropriate action would also be taken against civilian offenders in line it's due process there will be no tolerance of human rights violations in the rakhine or elsewhere in the i'm not the kind to day suffer as an internal confli

hello again i'm elizabeth prada in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera a controversial citizenship bill of india has been approved by both houses of parliament that grant citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and of gonna stand but muslim refugees have been excluded and the opposition says the since discriminatory. myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi has defended her country against allegations of genocide of the international court of justice on wednesday when she called the accusations misleading so she insists the military has been conducting a legitimate operation against armed groups and that action has been taken against the use of excessive force on tuesday's who she sat through graphic accounts of mass murder and rape detailed against the military the allegation stemmed from a 2017 crackdown which forced more than 700000 muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh. 10 deadly genocidal intent on the part of the state that actively investigates prosecutes and punishes soldiers and offices who are accused of wrongdoing although the focus here i

bill that's just being passed by parliament. there are members of a problem and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. on sochi defense a country against genocide charges at the international court of justice the u.s. steps up its pressure on iran with new sanctions targeting some of the country's biggest transport companies and after years of planning and several false starts in saudi arabia state owned oil giant aramco again public trading. the upper house of india's parliament has approved a controversial bill that will grant citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan and bangladesh and of gonna stop but the bill has stood because it excludes muslim refugees from the 3 neighboring countries opposition politicians and rights groups say the exclusion of muslims as part of the governments and the national said genda but defending the bill the home minister says india's muslim citizens have nothing to fear. it is a question of giving citizenship to people who have come because of religious persecution minorities or any. muslims need not worry i want to say this clearly nobody

you're watching the news hour life from headquarters in doha i'm to you now bill gates coming up in the next 60 minutes gun shots are fired in the democratic republic of congo as protesters marched towards a u.n. peacekeeping base in beni. these search for a new prime minister in iraq about as i did not demand these resignation enough to end months of anti-government protests. the white house declares president donald trump won't participate in the next impeachment hearing calling the proceedings baseless. i'm joined again just to with the sport as the arabian gulf cup reaches a crucial stage hosts capital take on the u.a.e. and their last great match for the place in the semifinals at stake we'll hear from both camps this hour. hello at least one person has been killed as heavy gunfire continues on the streets of beni in the eastern democratic republic of congo so the firing started after hundreds of people march towards a united nations peacekeeping base the congolese government soldiers blocked the crowds there from getting too close to the compound that's near the airports and it's

hello this is the news hour live from our global headquarters in doha i'm fully back to bill coming up in the next 60 minutes an election many algerians consider worthless ballot paper is a toll on in the presidential vote to replace abdelaziz bouteflika. deciding on a break sit direction the political leaders have cast their vote in the u.k.'s 3rd election in less than 5 years. old so this hour i'm going india's northeast over a bill that grant citizenship to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes mostly us. and i'm only a hearty an endo with all of your sports as tiger woods captains the u.s. state their worst start out of the presidents cup in 14 years. we begin this news hour with algeria where thousands are protesting outside polling stations to reject the presidential election which is currently under way. crowds destroyed their ballot papers in the port city of beijing police also fired tear gas to disperse protesters the demonstrators have called the vote a farce and say it will enable old leaders to remain in power they want sweeping political reforms before any

and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india's parliament debates a citizenship bill that many say discriminates against muslims rights group says sudan's rapid support forces are a threat to its emerging democracy plus. i'm robin firstly a walk in pure where the.

and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india's parliament debates a citizenship bill that many say discriminates against muslims rights group says sudan's rapid support forces are a threat to its emerging democracy plus. i'm robin 1st to walk in where power is the river system here in danger of going past. of all k. now off the coast of new zealand erupted while a group of tourists was visiting its crater at least 5 people have been killed on white tile and many more are still missing al-jazeera mohammad as the latest. thick smoke and ash rises thousands of meters into the air as the white island volcano also known by its indigenous madi name as for caare erupts 50 kilometers off the coast of new zealand releasing toxic fumes of sulfur and chlorine dozens of tourists were on the island some seen walking on the crates of floor moments before the eruption police said more than 20 people managed to get off the island some in boats others including some of the injured by helicopter volcanic ash is now hampering rescue attempts to get to the island so unfortunately i can confir

chandra is professor of government at georgetown university here in doha 'd he explained why there's been so much opposition to the bill in india's northeast. i think in the asylum and trip around the northeast there are parts of those states where the news citizenship amendment bill the revised one is going to apply and you know they're not interested in the religion of who's coming in from from across the border they just don't want anyone and this is so it's a bit different from the situation in the indian mainland where it's clearly about non muslims who are being let in and that doesn't seem to be a problem the problem seems to be just muslims from neighboring countries it's so and whereas in the case of a sam it really may well be that hindus bengali hindus in particular are coming from bangladesh are actually the major threat it is being challenged in the supreme court but i'm not very optimistic that the supreme court additionally in general not just the supreme court but also high courts have really not shown the building this to take on the executive and they really abdicated any kind of law making function.

bill. the yacht. 0. hello there i'm julie went on hold this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes eerie scenes of an abandoned time in northern syria at these 12 people are killed in government strikes targeting the last rebel stronghold forcing thousands to flee. all christmas celebrations are canceled in burkina faso after 35 people are killed by an armed group in the worst attack in yours.

bill that's been passed by parliament. there's a big problem in this is al jazeera live from doha in so coming up. defends her country against genocide charges that the international court of justice. the u.s. steps up puts pressure on iran with new sanctions targeting some of the country's biggest trans companies and after years of planning and several false starts she is in saudi arabia's state.

bill threatening sanctions against communist party officials blamed for abusing. hundreds of thousands are detained in camps in the northwestern region. of a more on this let's now speak to max who's here in doha he's a professor at georgetown university and specializes in modern chinese history so max i see that beijing is describing this u.s. bill as a policy that wantonly some is china's efforts to eliminate and combat extremism how's that likely to be playing out domestically does that resonate with chinese citizens. absolutely in the next couple of days i'm sure that's the way that the chinese government will explain the u.s. actions on television in the newspapers and it will play very well into their domestic narrative that ethnic unrest and ethnic separatism in china is the result of foreign meddling within china's domestic affairs this is deeply deeply believed throughout the chinese public max how much of an impact does this inclusion of targeted sanctions in the bill have i mean i know madam this is a naming and shaming effort but presumably is also of great affront to sets and individuals and i see beijing is also threatening to retaliate. i agree with you and the nature of this qu

doha coming up in the next 60 minutes . authorities in northeastern india impose a curfew after widespread protests against a citizenship bill that's being passed by parliament. leader aung san suu kyi defends her country against a genocide charges that the international court of justice.

techies president says he will present a bill to parliament to send troops to libya i'm fairly bad to boy are watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up a 2nd a talking book enough aso just said day after dozens of civilians were killed in the know. tens of thousands flee it labe as government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held province. plus a wildfire sweeps through the city of fog that i saw in chile destroying hundreds of homes and hit by corruption cases and to repeat election failures is or of spawn minister benjamin netanyahu faces a primary challenger a from his party.

techies president says he will present a bill to parliament to send troops to libya i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up a 2nd. day after dozens of civilians were killed in the know. tens of thousands government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held province. a wildfire sweeps through the city of. destroying hundreds of homes. and corruption cases and to repeat election. minister benjamin netanyahu faces a primary challenger from his party. so we begin with breaking news this hour in turkey's president to ship typewriter one has said he will be sending troops to libya after an invitation from its internationally recognized government the turkish president says it wants to support the chippie based government which has been under a months long offensive by forces loyal to warlords. the turkish president says he will seek parliament's approval once it reconvenes in january hope present a bill to parliament to send troops to libya. he also says that he's agreed with tunisia to support libya's internationally recognized government headed by. we'll have more on this story w

bill. hello again i'm stunned and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up 3 people killed in an airattack by world can be for have to us forces and libya parliament approved the security deal with the tripoli based government. even more homes lost huge bushfires in eastern and southern australia intensified by searing heat and strong way. and russia says it will go ahead with a pipeline to germany boosting gas supplies to europe despite.

live from doha also coming up the democratic party leaders outline impeachment charges against donald trump the u.s. president says they are weak and baseless. india's controversial citizenship bill moves to its parliament's upper house. and it's a deal the u.s. mechs.

end of next month among changes the bill a section on protecting workers' rights has been removed counting the cost is coming up next with a special edition from the doha forum. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives that provide an eclipse into someone else's whupped. witness on al-jazeera. and i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost of al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and take it over this week a special program for you from the doha forum here in councell we'll discuss the future of investments in emerging markets since the 1990 s. globalization has given the impression that it merging markets work and could couldn't with developed nations the brics and next 11 became the latest investment craze hundreds of millions were lifted out of poverty and millions more climbed the social escalator into the middle class but something has gone wrong the end of the commodity supercycle and easy money came along before populism and the threat to globalization but it could be a.

doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. thought she is a north eastern india impose a curfew after widespread protests against a citizenship bill making its way through parliament. young man's later on son search a defense a country against genocide charges at the international court of justice. also ahead the final day of campaigning in the u.k. it's general election where in one of the battlegrounds where some residents are considering a tactical vote it's. about 40 international test cricket returns to pakistan for the 1st time in more than a decade details of their match against sri lanka later in the program. the upper house of india's parliament is voting on a bill that will grant citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan and bangladesh and a gonna stand bought the bill has stood controversy because it excludes muslim refugees from the 3 neighboring countries opposition politicians and rights groups say the exclusion of muslims as part of the government's hindu nationalist agenda defending the bill the home minister says india's muslim citizens have nothing to fear. it is a question of giving ci

us and sharing your thoughts bill knowledge joining us and from london let's speak some more about this now to our senior political analyst marwan bashar who's here in doha marwan just to remind our viewers once again of this the consul of the saudi consulate in istanbul where the maid of jamal khashoggi happened released the top advisor to the saudi crown prince saud aka tani released as well is this a convincing display of justice in your opinion. well i'll tell you what in terms of keeping up appearances if you just google the words shuji and put it on the news you'll see that every single news outlet out there has already titled the news as saudi arabia sentences 5 to death over the cases about hugs and that's what the saudis wanted they wanted that bit the bit about 5 rogue elements being sentenced to death as the main news and i think most news out that picked it up but as you said this is a political killing and hence where is the political justice where is the political implication where does the investigation on the prosecution enter the political responsibility behind the killing because as the saudi prosecutor says. there is no enmity quote un

doha here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes of volcanoes erupt soon new zealand killing at least 5 people rescuers say more than 20 a missing including tourists. india's parliament debates a citizenship bill the many say discriminates against muslims. a mass movement of people in syria's province activists say 18000 civilians have been displaced by fighting in just 24 hours and i'm santa how much with sport as rochelle waits to learn its.

bill brown. this is no crime on the 1st person ever given no crime. hello there gentlemen donald this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a guilty verdict in the philippines for the masterminds of a massacre in 2009 that killed 58 people. malaysia's prime minister welcomes muslim leaders to a summit that he says must determine why islamic countries are quote in a state of crisis. the warm welcome to the program in a vote split down party lines much like it's divided the nation the u.s. house of representatives has impeached president donald trump democratic party controlled by was charged with abusing his power as well as obstructing congress in its investigation those 2 articles of impeachment now go to the republican controlled senate for trial however house speaker nancy pelosi has thrown on the surface and see over these next steps by refusing to say when she'll send those articles we'll we will work make our decision as to when we're going to say and when we see what the deal is on the senate but that's a decision that we will make sure yes. i'm not hurt. that would have been our intention but we'll

al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories india's prime minister narendra modi is due to appear shortly at a rally in new delhi as protests against the controversial citizenship bill continue at least 25 people have died so far in violence fueled by opposition to the bill which some say discriminates against muslims authorities in australia fear dozens of homes may have been lost as bushfires sweeps across the state of new south wales the fires have been burning out of control in conditions described as catastrophic but cooler weather may bring some relief and the worst drought in a century is affecting 45000000 people across southern africa crops have dried up and food supplies are limited at least $200.00 elephants have died over the summer and more endangered species could be at risk. now voting is under way in his becky stands parliamentary elections where human whites have been reformed since its last elections in 2016 that includes people with criminal convictions being allowed to vote and a minimum number of female candidates but the 5 register parties still have to operate within strict rules laid out by the government. reports on the capital tashkent. it'

from doha also coming up democratic leaders in the united states outline impeachment charges against the president donald trump says they are weak and baseless. india's controversial citizenship bill needs to parliament's upper house. and photo opportunities and frantic last minute campaigning we examine what party leaders in the u.k. are promising ahead of thursday's fighters. we begin our coverage in the hague where me and miles leader aung san suu kyi is set to lead her country's defense against allegations of genocide now the crimes are said to have been committed by the military and are at the center of a case at the international court of justice the allegations stem from the 27000 military crackdown which forced more than 700000 mostly muslim or hindu to flee to neighboring bangladesh well let's go live now to our correspondent ryan hey who's in the hague for us on sun. set to arrive within the next hour it's remarkable 28 years ago just this week she received the nobel peace prize and now she's set to defend the minute she who kept under house arrest against genocide what do we expect to hear from her. yes it's a remarkable situation isn't it it's and we sit for another fa

from doha also coming up democratic leaders in the united states outline impeachment charges against the president donald trump says they are weak and baseless. and dia's controversial citizenship bill moves to parliament's upper house. and photo opportunities and frantic last minute campaign.

doha also coming up. protests in algeria as polls open lead to elect a replacement for former leader of the us is mr. anger in india's northeast over a bill that grant citizenship to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes muslims. on the filipino president's deadly war on drugs is back in the spotlight rights groups say police statistics don't add up. now it's being called the u.k.'s most important election in a generation by both the conservative party and the main opposition labor party and the past out of voting has begun to decide who will form the next government and decide the future of brecht's it you're watching live pictures now of polling stations in london prime minister barak's johnson is expected to cost his vote very shortly he's seeking another 10 for his conservative party now in opposition is the labor party led by jeremy corbin it's the u.k. is a 3rd general election and less than 5 years let's go live now to rory chalons who's in london for us where we say polls open just over an hour ago voting has begun the weather is looking pretty grim has the day likely to pad out especially in terms of chad out. here

doha also coming up the u.s. house judiciary committee best of all told articles of impeachment against president donald trump. 3 people were killed and you had protests against a bill that would grant citizenship to minorities from neighboring countries and the u.k. holds its 3rd election in less than 5 years viewed by many as the most important in a generation. now bolivia's deposed president you want out as has been granted refugee status in argentina he was granted political asylum in mexico when he fled there last month but alice was for start following mass protests and accusations that the presidential election of toba was returned to his abode has more from one us on it is and she says argentina's a close ties with figures in the new bolivian government has helped create a safe haven from what alice cristina fernandez de kirchner was precedent of argentina and while she was in office the relationship between argentina and bolivia was a very very close one and that's the. why. this is coming here there's also a very large will live community here in in argentina he has lots of support in this country and it's also in a way shed some light of what plans more l

law there editor of online magazine arab digest bill thank you well let's bring in now al-jazeera senior political analyst bashar who joins us here in doha hi there marwan so if we can simplify all of this what was the endgame then for saudi authorities to hold this trial and publicize the verdict. well look for the last 2 plus years they've gone through basically 3 phases the 1st phase was denial they deny that anything happened that in fact there was more killing and so on so forth and then when the turks released the tapes and what have you they started admitting that there was something wrong but it wasn't intentional and they threaten to dismiss the whole affair and to to move on under pressure from western media from congress and other circles including the united nations special reporter they were forced to deal with it especially now that they're taken on major responsibilities whether it is leading the g 20 group and other or tasks internationally they need to close the file as it were and they thought by announcing this conclusion of the trial that this might serve a purpose the problem with it is everyone understands that this

doha coming up in the next 60 minutes . authorities in northeastern india impose a curfew after widespread protests against the citizenship bill that's being passed by parliament. leader aung san suu kyi defends her country against genocide charges that the international court of justice and the u.s. steps up its pressure on iran but a new sanctions targeting some of the country's biggest transport companies. i'm peter darby here in london with the top stories from europe including the final day on the u.k. campaign trail boris johnson gives reporters a cold shoulder and former labor m.p. turned on jeremy called it. and i've had a similar story of sport international test cricket returns to pakistan for the 1st time in more than a decade i'll have details of their match against sri lanka later this news hour. they opera house of india's parliament has approved a controversial bill that will grant citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan and bangladesh and of gonna stand but the bill has stirred anger because it excludes muslim refugees from the neighboring countries. our position politicians and rig

live from doha also coming up democratic party leaders outlined impeachment charges against donald trump the u.s. president says they are weak and baseless. india's controversial citizenship bill moves to its parliament's upper house. and it's a deal the u.s. mexico and canada to finalize a new trade pact to replace nafta. while myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi has literally arrived at the international court of justice where she is beginning her remarks defending her country against allegations of genocide let's listen in the 948 genocide convention one of the most fundamental multilateral treaties of all the time invoking that 940 age genocide convention it's a matter of a most gravity. this is a treaty that we made following this is to match it killing of malls and 6000000 year jews and that's my country wholeheartedly signed as ferdie assertiveness december 949 and ratified on food since march $956.00 genocide is a crime that the international criminal tribunal for rwanda applied in response to the mass killing of perhaps 70 percent of the 2 chief in rwanda. it is a crime that is not applied by the tribunal to the former yugoslavia for the displacement of approximately 10

doha also coming up reports say democrats in the us are preparing to announce formal articles of impeachment against president donald trump. india's lower house of parliament passes a controversial bill that sets religion as the criteria for granting citizenship to foreigners. and use the.

doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. thought she is a northeastern india impose a curfew after a widespread protests against a citizenship bill making its way through parliament. young man's leader on sons or che defends the country against genocide charges at the international court of justice. also ahead the final day of campaigning in the u.k. the general election here in one of the battlegrounds where some residents are considering a tactical vote it's. about 40 international terror stricken returns to pakistan for the 1st time in more than a decade details of their match against sri lanka later in the program. the upper house of india's parliament is voting on a bill that will grant citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan and bangladesh and a gonna stand bought the bill has stood controversy because it excludes muslim refugees from the 3 neighboring countries opposition politicians and rights groups say the exclusion of muslims as part of the government's hindu nationalists agenda defending the bill the home minister says india's muslim citizens have nothing to fear. it is a question of givin

doha but 1st let's cross over to michael isikoff he's the chief investigative correspondent at yahoo news and he's in washington d.c. michael you covered the clinton impeachment extensively and i remember when bill clinton was staring down the barrel of impeachment he went and issued this profound apology from the rose garden back in 1900 saying he was incredibly profoundly sorry and as we've been hearing that no such contrition from trump talk us through the contrast between these 2 processes these 2 men. exactly president clinton did show contrition i would quarrel little bit with your use of the word profoundly because i think a lot of people viewed it as somewhat skeptical as to just how contrite bill clinton really was but he did at least mouthed the words that a lot of people including democrats wanted to hear to give them cover to continue to support the president in this case donald trump has given no such cover to republicans who are you know many of whom are clearly privately an easy about the president's conduct but extremely reluctant to say anything publicly so that is a critical difference you have a. at least in 20 years ago a president who is least malou of contrition in this cas