proving true according to the central election commission so as we go forward although we're a long way off overseas seeing a new election date i think before that election the process of trying to call people to account for those violations in the campaign and on election day is going to get started immediately. for us in maine. and an asian workers are protesting across the country a day off to a controversial job creation bill was passed. the government revised over 70 laws to loosen regulations on workers' rights and the environment demonstrators say it could lead to exploitation and uncontrolled deforestation but the government argues it's needed to boost investment and help the economy which has been crippled by the coronavirus pandemic just go washington is following developments from jakarta. the government says the reason that it needed to follow this bill into legislation was because the economy is struggling as a result of. it but at this factory workers say that they will bear the brunt of the effect of this legislation as the government tries to roll out the red carpet to m

of events in the political turmoil gripping kurdistan mounting pressure from protests as the election commission has a novel the early results of sunday's parliamentary vote off to a night of violence where the demonstrators stormed the state buildings there accusing the government of rigging the election in its favor. president jim because of insists he's still in control of the country but the movement against him may be getting stronger the protest is freed former president my best that. the senior officials from jail. stop it has more from the capital bishkek constitutionally the members of parliament parliament still stands because of that central election committee announcement that the results have been an old but it has been an incredibly fast moving day 24 hours if you like. certainly the small warning there were scenes of chaos around that parliamentary building with various different claims being made by opposition parties and members of those parties saying that they had commandeered control of certain government institutions they seems to have been the sons break up of the sense of

stability of society are more valuable than any deputy mandate i suggested that the central election commission carefully investigate the violations and if necessary and now the election results urged leaders of the political parties to calm their supporters and move them away from their places of concentration a call on all my compatriots to keep the peace and not give in to the calls of the provocative forces. soon after the country's central election committee declared the results no void a rerun of the poll will be held but no date has been set unity among opposition parties seen in the square the night before began to fall apart as various parties announced new allegiances. in months i have mixed feelings i haven't slept all night i went into the parliament building today and in my opinion this is a real revolution not only the supporters of parties who lost the election but this time everyone came together but still i am worried about the future of the parliament which has lost all legitimacy among opposition supporters announced an emergency session to be held at a downtown hotel groups

it follows sunday's disputed election early results of since being an old by the country's election commission charles strafford reports from bishkek. supporters of various opposition parties celebrate their storming of the parliament building in the cuba's capital bishkek protesting parliamentary election results that are given pro-government parties a huge majority opposition supporters accused pro-government parties of widespread vote by. people return to the square where the night before security forces had used sound bombs and tear gas to clear thousands of demonstrators demanding the results be cancelled and another poll be held but the country's president appeared on t.v. claiming he was in control of the country and appealing for calm. calmness in the state and stability of society are more valuable than any deputy mandate i suggested that the central election commission carefully investigate the violations and if necessary and now the election results urged leaders of the political parties to calm their supporters and move them away from their places of concentration a call on all my

not i trust the new york electoral election commission. there has been accusations in the past we have worked together with the opposition and our parliament we now have a newly appointed election commission the election commission is independent we have tossed new laws in support of their work i i cannot tell you and i don't think this is correct that there has been any. tricks on on the part of the party that i belong to and as i say as president i do not interfere in institutions that we had created we allow institutions to carry out their mandate and in this election the electoral commission will continue to do its work but as i said it's a new commission it has received all the support from all parties consent and i trust the work of the electoral commission into southern and 16 the ruling party won the presidential election and lost the majority in the parliament for post the same scenario happened again. how's it going to play out is there going to be a coup happened between the 2 parties the parliamentary and the presidential or ar

election commission has a novel the result of sunday's election after overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the former president chance traffic has more from bishkek but one thing again we can pretty much guarantee here is that there are going to be big pushes for accountability by these opposition groups who opposition parties party leaders wanting to call people to account for the mess that these elections were. all these allegations these violations seemingly now. proving true according to the central election commission so as we go forward although we're a long way off obviously seeing a new election date i think before the election the process of trying to call people to account for those violations of the campaign and on election day is going to get started immediately. turkey's foreign minister is in azerbaijan for talks as pressure mounts among the international community to end the conflict in the golan like how the back i mean is defense ministry says fighting with azerbaijan calm down overnight follow

suzanne thompson spokeswoman for the shelby county election commission and she's joining us now. if what they are saying is true, would this be considered voter suppression? >> to me it's an act at

minister and widespread protests it follows sunday's disputed parliamentary poll the country's election commission has an old early results from the vote and demonstrators have stormed the state buildings in the capital bishkek they were accusing the government of rigging the election in its favor charles stratford reports. supporters of various opposition parties celebrate this review of the parliament building in the curious capital. protesting parliamentary election results that are given pro-government parties a huge majority opposition supporters accused pro-government parties of widespread vote barring people return to the square where the night before security forces had used sound bombs and tear gas to clear thousands of demonstrators demanding the results be canceled another poll be held with the country's president appeared on t.v. claiming he was in control of the country and appealing for calm not like a calmness in the state and stability of society are more valuable than any deputy mandate i suggested that the central election commission carefully investigate the violations and if ne

kind is he was a disservice in the lives of the coaches that we've seen pursued the central election commission of knowledge we call him a kook because of elect free election violations. questions over the seats of a c. although this is the. minister the house speaker is a man called me. an m.p. for 10 years he's widely considered to be leading tools pro-government. pro-government in his political views the 2nd his being. versity his prime minister it's very interesting quite a bit fact that he was freed from jail bicycle which is it is only last night the city that. was. nothing until he was freed by his supporters. he is widely considered to be what is described as having. tendencies of political leanings he was serving a jail term as a staple kick back and. we understand from people who were privy to these meetings parliamentary session today the sleeping. late now we call obviously independently verify that but with a report that actually threatened. please send him by so that if we hadn't been meeting the if they didn't make him the prime minister then he threatened them with crowds of his

i'm brian thomas could have you with us today kyrgyzstan's a central election commission has an old the results of last weekend's parliamentary election the president is insisting at this hour that he is still in control of the country even though protesters earlier broke into government buildings and jailed freed rather his jailed predecessor now at least one person has been killed in the violent clashes that erupted overnight in the capital bishkek anger has also been growing over the results of the alike. that handed victory to 2 establishment parties an opposition politician has now declared himself the acting interior minister now despite the chaos president. cough maintains he's still in charge he also said he was not ruling out another election . peace in the country instability in society is more important than any politician's mandate i suggest that the central election committee found really investigate any violations during the election process and to know the results if necessary i also political leaders to come that ventures and also the not to take part in gathering. a fol

this is al-jazeera these are the headlines kyrgyzstan's prime minister has resigned after the election commission and know the results of sunday's election of an overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the former president's structured house more he says the prime minister's checkered past doesn't give much hope for the stability of the government's.

quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on news the election commission encourages stock has a null to the results of last weekend's parliamentary polls the move came after protesters seized government buildings overnight and freed in jailed former president the head of the commission said that the decision was aimed at avoiding tension. u.s. president donald trump is back at the white house after being treated in the hospital since friday for covert nineteen's he later appeared on the balcony with out of the mask and in the video urged the american people not to be dominated by the virus. the european court of justice has ruled that hungary is in violation of e.u. law with regulations for higher education introduced in 2017 critics say that the rules are specifically targeted and local university in budapest funded by the us billionaire philanthropist george soros. and of today the most gifted of mutineers all of those just download our app from google play or from the app store of attribute your access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push n

but we in the election commission continued to come into work each day. ♪ weontinued to invest 14-, 16orkdays, all with the hope that that election ultimately would be postponed. ♪ (cows mooing) (cars whizzing by) >> cobb: as we traveled the state, we met other local officials who had similar concerns about going through with voting. >> we had real conversations in my house, "what does this look like?" so there we go, one covid-free safety zone. and then what if somebody did get covid, what does that look like? we were fully prepared for me to potentially have to sleep down here if i had to, so that-- because i can't afford to get si. ♪ (horse trotting) ♪ >> cobb: 90 minutes away in suburban oconomowoc, municipal clerk diane coenen explained what she tried to do to prepare her town's polling station. >> i thought, "i'm gonna have some problems, how am i gonna solve them early on?" so i started calling different companies and asking them if they could supply me with 1,000 masks or 1,000 sets of gloves, everything i could think of, and i started ordering it. ♪ >> cobb: every state runs i

is al-jazeera and these are your top stories gaga stands election commission has a null the results of sunday's election after overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the former president. that has more from the capital bishkek. but one thing again we can pretty much guarantee here is that there are going to be big pushes for accountability by these opposition groups opposition parties party leaders wanting to call people to account for the mess that these elections were. as all these allegations these violations seemingly now. proving true according to the central election commission so as we go forward although we're a long way off obviously seeing a new election date i think before that election the process of trying to call people to account for those violations in the campaign and on election day is going to get started immediately. workers unions in indonesia protesting against a controversial new jobs law they say will weaken their rights and reduce protections for the environment the government argues i

hello again peter they'll be here in doha your top stories on al-jazeera kyrgyzstan's election commission today a null the result of sunday's election after overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the former president charles stratford has more now from the capital city bishkek. constitutionally the members of parliament parliament still stands because of that central election committee announcement that the results have been a knowledge but it has been an incredibly fast moving day 24 hours if you like. certainly the small winning there were scenes of chaos around that parliamentary building with various different claims being made by opposition parties and members of those parties saying that they had common did control of certain government institutions they seems to have been the sons break up of the sense of unity that we felt the night before in the square i think it's fair to say that this announcement by the central election commission will be welcomed by those opposition groups these these. these oppositi

violence already opposition candidate is saying he believes he has won the vote and accuses the election commissionof favoring incumbent president condé. descriptive. i'm not worried about the outcome of the election however i have a major concern for peace in cohesion if mr alpha condé tries to seize power for cunning in violence this would not be acceptable to our supporters and to beginning in patriots who have voted for change. while the west african body ecowas and the african union sent observers the e.u. didn't analysts fear the worst is yet to come with candidates refusing to accept the outcome of the vote putting the electoral process in jeopardy. he means one thing when they start meeting for the last. time. regardless of ethnicity it is have almost no access to electricity or running water with 20 percent of the population living in extreme poverty and yet the country is rich in minerals home to the largest reserves of bauxite in the world the challenge for the country's next president is to deliver on what has become a broken promise political stability and the economic prosperity so ma

i am speaking to the election commission alpha condé has been in power since 2010 instead of. all of guinea chose the union of democratic forces of guinea that's what guinea wants if the us d.g. is not elected guinea will not become. one. but guinea is already far from calm the current bout of violence started the day after the election when opposition candidate below declared himself the winner of the ballot before the release of official results. i am like tourists and this election in the 1st round was i but it was too soon to celebrate over the last few days the election commission has made official results available as they come in from constituencies and so far they are not confirming the victory that d.l. all claimed was his. the man in the lead is alpha condé the man whose lead guinea for the past 10 years. the opposition is crying foul and has been venting their anger on the streets with deadly consequences says gainey security minister. or cook or are going to be full bodies in conakry in full bodies of gunshot victims in the morgues of dunker and you can rest in hos

before the election commission had to say anything well that really has sparked jubilee of jubilationis on the streets but that's also has support for the government to deploy but with the military and paramilitary forces on the streets of cannot create elsewhere in the country the party said we've done jell-o. came out late last night saying that 3 of its party members had died in clashes with police officers with police and the military firing tear gas rubber bullets so situation volatile and the election results are still not out now the prime minister has also come out saying like no one should be adding fuel to the fire only the election commission can announce these results the election commission itself has come out again to say we will and that was those results on wednesday so there's a lot of pressure on this so why did jello. anticipate the election result and announce it well because 2 times before he fell that he has been robbed of these election waiting for the election results and the electorate the election commission siding with the incumbent president so that's why h

against their government after the election commission announced the results, or the partial results the presidential election. four regions outside of 38. all four, according to the election commission, went to conde. >> he wants to hold onto power, and that is not ok. for 10 years we have been living difficult lives. we have been suffering. reporter: this has sparked violence not just here in the senegalese capital, where there is more than 3.5 million canadians -- million guineas hwere, who also were not allowed to vote. but people were also shot and killed. among them, a police officer that was lynched. we smell the teargas coming our way. there's a level of tension and violence happening here because the opposition leader says that he has won the vote. and therefore, what -- we're going towards what seems to be a postelection crisis. all actors should stay calm until the full results are made public. lauren: the manufacture of a powerful painkiller that helps set off an opioid epidemic in the u.s. will plead guilty to criminal charges as part of an $8 billion settlement. purdue

let's update your top stories for you so far today here on al-jazeera kyrgyzstan's election commission today a null the result of sunday's election after overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the ex-president charles stratford has more now from the capital city bishkek. but one thing again we can pretty much guarantee here is that there are going to be big pushes for accountability. these opposition groups opposition parties party leaders wanting to call people to account for the mess that these elections were. all these allegations these violations seemingly. proving true according to the central election commission so as we go forward although we're a long way off obviously seeing a new election date i think before that election the process of trying to call people to account for those violations in the campaign and on election day is going to get started immediately. west african leaders have lifted sanctions on mali after the military coup in or ghosts when a new civilian prime minister was appointed that

security forces but against their government after it's often called the day government and the election commission announced the results of or the partial results of the presidential election 4 regions were announced out of 38 all forth according to election commission when to say. that. he wants to hold on to power that's not ok for 10 years we've been living in difficult lives we've been suffering. this has sparked the violence not just here in boston at least council where there is instead we got more than 3500000 indians living here who by the way were not able to vote during this election but also in the capital going to 3 where people were shot and killed among them a police officer that was lynched something smell 6 the tear gas coming our way such is the level of tension and violence that's happening and could occur because the opposition leader of. jello 6 says that he has won the vote and therefore we're going what seems to be towards a post electoral crisis the united nations says that all actors should stay calm until the full results are made public. the manufacture of a powerful pain

cynically security forces but against their government after alpha cone day as government and the election commissionnd now and the result of or the partial results of the presidential elections 4 regions were announced out of $38.00 all 4 according to the election commission went to outside condé not going to. mr alpha company wants to hold on to power and that's no time candy for 10 years we've been living difficult long lives we've been socially. this as part of violence not just here in this cynically talented so where there is in senegal more than 2500000 it is living here who by the way were not able to vote during this election but also in the capital going actually where people were shot and killed among them a police officer that was lynched and can smell the tear gas coming our way such is the level of tension and violence that's happening in could i could because the opposition leader say lou that angello says that he has won the vote and therefore we're going what seems to be towards a post electoral crisis the united nations says that all actors should stay calm until the full results ar

unclean voters cogs at a collection center in a big show the election commission says voters have claimed less than 42 percent of the cards some say that illustrates how many people in ivory coast feel about the presidential election. in the above with. i will not go under the current circumstances because you can only go where your safety is assured i don't see such conditions in place i'd rather stay home in the run up to the vote dozens of people have been killed i mean the escalating political tensions. that in a country still recovering after months of pre-election violence in 20102011 but left about $3000.00 people dead incumbent president alassane ouattara is running for a 3rd time against an independent after 2 other candidates boycotted the election and called supporters to disrupt the polls that. are going to be. me i find this election a bit strange every party started campaign well then we hear of a boycott it's so confusing i think we should proceed with the vote to avoid a repeat of 2010 but i can tell you everyone is scared people haven't forgotten 2010. the literacy rate h

following massive riots koga stance election commission knowles the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian state has left one dead and hundreds of others injured. there's just one of the morning on wednesday in moscow one of column bright welcome to world news from r.t. international 1st for you this hour the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has confirmed the traces of the navi chalk nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina belli the russian foreign ministry has reacted hoping for cooperation to find out what really happened. the russian federation intends to provide the member states of the chemical weapons convention with a chronology of behind the scenes many play sion of the main characters in this before we expect the forthcoming joint work of russian specialists with experts from the o.p.c. w. will help establish calm to politicized insurrection and the mood any further escalation of the situation. well the o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here to lynn we know that much but

and other senior officials from jail the country's election commission has an old early results from the vote charles stratford has more now from bishkek. indeed be the.

and guineas election commission says president alpha condé won sunday's election with a 60 percent ofe though the opposition disputes that result. ethiopia has summoned the u.s. ambassador after president donald trump suggested egypt might blow up its grand renaissance down the projects aimed at pulling millions of ethiopians out of poverty but it's been a source of contention for egypt and sudan for years. i want to just congratulate words of pride after brokering going to grima to between sudan and israel to normalize ties but president donald trump's next remarks suggested a new conflict in the mideast africa region it's a very dangerous situation because egypt is not going to be able to live that way and they'll end up blowing up to them and i said it loud and clear they'll blow up that dam and they have to do something. they should have started long before we started as it had to let it get built in the. trump preceded those words with actions he ordered aid for ethiopia to be stopped over its failure to respect a u.s. brokered agreement with egypt and sudan over the ground each

welcome back let's just recap your top stories for you to take a stance election commission has an all the result of sunday's election after overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the former president. turkey's foreign minister is criticizing international efforts to end the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia is india's ery capital baku and is offering his nation's full support in the battle for nagorno karabakh. iran's government has put the nation on red alert after a record rise in the number of coronavirus cases and deaths of 4000 been confirmed in the last 24 hours 26 people have died. human rights watch says hundreds of thousands of people across the world who suffer from mental health conditions are imprisoned against their will according to a new report an estimated 792000000 people including one in 5 children suffer from poor psychological health but governments spend less than 2 percent of their health budgets on mental services as a result many families shackle their own relatives and often wor

for corona virus under a tooth is said to be feeding well and is in quarantine and guineas election commissionpresident alpha condé one sunday's election with nearly 60 percent of the vote the opposition disputes the result. if you know he has summoned the u.s. ambassador after president obama trump suggested egypt might blow up its grand renaissance down the 4 and a half $1000000000.00 project is aimed at pulling millions of ethiopians out of poverty but it's been a source of contention with egypt and sudan the years from advance. i want to just congratulate words of pride after brokering going to grima to between sudan and israel to normalize ties but president donald trump's next remarks suggested a new conflict in the mideast africa region it's a very dangerous situation because egypt is not going to be able to live that way and they'll end up blowing up to them and i said there's a loud and clear bloc that them and they have to do something because they could result in addition to started long before all this started as it had to let it get built and then you see the. trump preceded those

in his election commission says president offer called a one sunday's controversial poll with almost percent of the vote the opposition is disputing the result at least 26 people have been killed in post-election violence since sunday. refugees and migrants trying to reach western europe say they've been abused by croatian authorities the danish refugee council has collected testimonials describing what things beating as sexual abuse the hoarding has more. there are repeated stories of desperate journeys getting even harder danish aid workers have collected nearly 150 interviews for migrants and refugees he stayed croatian police beat them this migrant from bangladesh shows his scars. that i had that when they caught us they started beating us with sticks and kicking us as if we were animals then they searched us and took away our belongings our mobile phones and money before taking us back to the bosnian border bosnia is used by thousands of people fleeing unrest and war in the middle east central asia and north africa 3 years ago other nations closed their borders and disrupted mig

the night before in the square i think it's fair to say that this announcement by the central election commission will be welcomed by. position groups these these. these opposition parties that we've seen competing in this election but we're already beginning as i say to see the sense of competition and rivalry between these groups starting. to appear again which is no bad thing of course is testament to the kind of level of democracy that this country is proud of it's not forget that those opposition groups were holding healthy lively debates between themselves in the run up to election that is now being seen as being deeply flawed so yes there has been an incredibly fast moving morning just to give you an example there have been 3 announcements ssri groups of announced the opposition groups announced setting up their own independent. new groups in the last 2 hours one representing a huge movement one representing what was described as a nationalist movement one being described or calling itself the coalition coordination council which is made up of 6 parties so busy yeah it's been an ink. day i

widespread protests this follows the sunday's this future of parliamentary poll the country's election commission has an old the early results from the vote and demonstrators have stormed the state buildings in the capital bishkek they are accusing the government of rigging the election in its favor protesters freed former president back at town by ev and other senior officials from jail but president assume by e.m. because of his insisted he is still in control of the country charles stratford has more now from bishkek. indeed pain of a mentor this 48 hours old in the capital here. describing as being azza calles and some serious concerns about the political stability and the kind of democratic progress that this country is often described as having make made in recent years just to bring you up to date we had a parliamentary session that was announced by the parliament i should add that lacks any kind of credibility with the opposition groups and their supporters in this country but nevertheless a parliamentary session was announced earlier today to be held in a hotel because the parliament bui

but we begin this new site with the political turmoil in kurdistan the election commission has a no holds the early results old sunday's faults and the speaker of the parliament has resigned now this comes after a night of violence where the protesters storm. in state buildings they were accusing the governments of rigging the election in its favor and now the protest is also freed former president as unbiased and other senior officials from jailed the president soon by jeenbekov has insisted that he's still in control of the country well charles stratford ses ally for us in the capital bishkek you can join him on the phone at charles was the latest night where you are. or certainly as we speak at the situation is a lot calmer than it was this time and generally pretty calm across the city we know that there are large crowds outside the hotel where we're expecting to see this. emergency call of entry session being held to more course that was originally scheduled for today was postponed that we don't know exactly why that happened but interesting about standing outside the hotel as a ques

i am speaking to the election commission alpha condé has been in power since 2010 instead of. ek all of guinea chose the union of democratic forces of guinea that's what guinea wants if the us is not elected guinea will not be calm. but guinea is already far from calm. the current bout of violence started the day after the election when opposition candidate below declared himself the winner of the ballot before the release of official results. i am like tourists and this election in the 1st round was. but it was too soon to celebrate over the last few days the election commission has made official results available as they come in from constituencies and so far they are not confirming the victory that d.l. all claim to was his. the man in the lead is alpha condé the man whose lead guinea for the past 10 years. the opposition is crying foul and has been venting their anger on the streets with deadly consequences says gainey security minister. or cook or are going to be full bodies in conakry full bodies of gunshot victims in the morgues of dunker and it must be in hospitals one

should be there if the federal election commission thought to put her on all 50 state ballots.he has a question why am i not at the debate. she wants to know. got senator rob portman republican senator not big night for the president he says for the american people. all hear from democratic senator chris van hollen on the democrats' move today to boycott that crucial senate judiciary committee vote on judge barrett. no part of it. they don't want any part of it on next monday's full senate vote. then one of the richest people in the planet who says that joe biden starting guys like him even if he attacks us at 100 percent you are not going to g.e.d. diddly squat in the long term. all of that coming up right now. let's get the latest from john roberts as w we count down to te big debate. john? >> neil, good afternoon to you. breaking this hour we have learned i learned about this 11:00 this morning but out of respect for a source was holding it until this hour learned that tony bobulinski who is the former ceo of a company that hunter biden and jim biden were involved in along w

for that to happen, the state's election commission says you need to send it by today. nbc's shaquille brewster is in milwaukee. shaq, what's going on? >> well, stephanie, democrats were essentially in court asking for the same relief they got back in april. it was during that primary where a district court judge said that any ballot postmarked by election day but received six days after the election could legally be counted. well, that same judge tried to provide the relief this time around, but an appeals court reversed that decision and then the supreme court finally weighed in yesterday. that ruling saved about 79,000 ballots back in april. what does that mean this time around? what we know from the wisconsin elections commission is that 1.7 million absentee ballots have been requested. there are about 300 of these kind of -- 300,000 of these ballots that have not been returned to clerks yet. what that means is, if you have a ballot right now and you plan on mailing it back, today is the last day you should send that back. they are calling it the practical deadline.

i am speaking to the election commission alpha condé has been in power since 2010 instead of. eat all of guinea chose the union of democratic forces of guinea that's what guinea wants if the us d.g. is not elected guinea will not become. but guinea is already far from calm. the current bout of violence started the day after the election when opposition candidate below declared himself the winner of the ballot before the release of official results. i don't like tourists and this election in the 1st round was. but it was too soon to celebrate over the last few days the election commission has made official results available as they come in from constituencies and so far they are not confirming the victory that the yellow claimed was his. the man in the lead is alpha condé the man whose lead guinea for the past 10 years. the opposition is crying foul and has been venting their anger on the streets with deadly consequences says gainey security minister. or cook or are going to be full bodies in conakry full bodies of gunshot victims in the morgues of duncan and it must be in hospi

now the election commission in kurdistan has a knowledge of the results of last weekend's parliamentary poll the country's president is insisting that he is still in control even though protesters are earlier broke into government buildings and freed his jailed predecessor at least one person was killed in violent clashes that erupted overnight in the capital bishkek anger has been growing over the results of the election that handed victory to 2 establishment parties and opposition politician has now declared himself acting interior minister now despite all of this chaos the president saw in by coffee maintains that he was still in charge he also said that he was not ruling out another election. peace in the country instability in society is more important than any politician's mandate i suggest that the central election committee thought really investigate any violations during the election process and to know the results if necessary and i also political leaders to come the vote is an also the not to take part in gatherings. of following the story for us in moscow is bureau chief in