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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 are we going to see a rough wrestling match my platform to the people of says shows is a new platform i am presenting as part of my money festo a government of national unity. and for the 1st time i had departed from the. from the traditional protocol out where the running mate is a cut bearer meaning the person belongs to the party in power the person that i have chosen as my running mate is not a card bearer of any political party. mr president considering u.s. domestic and international harsh criticism you country still opens his strength t

bodies such as the african union the european union and the un not to recognize a poll the electoral commission denies everything allegations saying the opposition just wants to start trouble. where the presidential results will be announced residents have mixed reaction about the election and calls for demonstrations on the new york want to. do during the days not democracy enough i'm happy the results should be respected the top prison tradition the good projects he started 5 years ago opposition leaders say the only option for congress and to have their voices hard is to join mosque portis wiley's once the results are announced by the electoral commission they cannot be challenging. catherine al-jazeera nairobi. just 4 days to go before the u.s. election and his tens of millions of voters cast their ballots early for the criminals the struggling to get their voices heard in florida x. in maine sorry allowed to vote but only if they've paid off court fines and fees which many can't afford to do and economic reports from miami. this is a big day for tosh a sanderson yeah. yeah i mean about how

disbanding of both the national electoral commission and the electoral commission as well and they'relso calling on the international community not to recognize or relate to meet this election. catherine so it bring us the latest from nairobi thank you. their eyes it states is agreed to restore sudan's sovereign immunity meaning it cannot spacesuits in american courts in return sudan will settle existing wiggle cases including for the $998.00 bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania khartoum has agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation for the attack last week the white house removed it from its state sponsors of terror list as parts of the normalization deal with israel. people in georgia are electing a new parliament as area and armenia minorities make up 10 percent of the population that's enough to influence the outcome and some parties are trying to win votes by taking sides in the conflicts but when forced to walk or reports. municipality is a patchwork of ethnic diversity on georgia's border with the media and as a by john here ethnic georgians as airy and armenian vo

pouring huge dry sands electoral commission knowles this weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian state has left one dead and hundreds injured. oh good even just on 6 o'clock here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. international now the head of russia's foreign intelligence is warning that terrorists including from the tourist jabhat al nusra group are seeking to join the conflict in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region where fighting has intensified between as a big and armenia with more his you cause you don. so the russian foreign intelligence service has released a statement a memo and at 1st they just issue a general concern for the wellbeing of the citizens of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh and they also released a call to both sides to stop the fight he immediately saying that a full blown war in the region is well unacceptable but when it gets interesting is when they think they talk about hundreds and perhaps even thousands of syrian fighters on the front lines open a corner cab back they even gave the names of the groups which came

following huge riots electoral commission a no holds the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian states has left one dead and hundreds injured. a low shoes day thing at 11 here in moscow my name's colin bright welcome to world news from r.t. international. the global chemical weapons watchdog the o p c w has confirmed that traces of the novacek nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina filmy. the results of the analysis by the o.p.c. w. designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the o.p.c. w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitive found a misnomer these blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here and we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person to me to be. scott of that information is yet to arrive in moscow coming out of school we do possess their findings of the moment it needs time for such information to be delivered through

the result he alleges widespread irregularities and threatens to call for mass action the electoral commission has responded by saying the opposition is trying to cause trouble and tanzania's should not be drawn in some analysts are saying that this paul is not transparent or credible. scenes like this of police using force and protesters and increased government restrictions in the run up to the poor have also caused via t.v. there's been a large number of restrictions on. their key groups that would facilitate free and fair elections over. very long period of time which is sort of intensified in the past few months leading up to the elections with the voting complete tanzanians attends as their way to the results that could take days to come through and then this is to say. i want to reach. peace because there is life after the election. voters here say they want peace but beyond that they also want a free and credible outcome catherine al-jazeera. and police in guinea have lifted a blockade on the main opposition leader's home celadon giallo declared victory a day after votes were cast on o

the opposition candidate in the seychelles has won the presidential election electoral commission says one felt come alone. rather has gained nearly 55 percent of the torso cast though this is the 1st presidential win for the opposition. in the 40 years since the seychelles gains independence forcing to police for 3 days across the indian archipelago let's get more know from malcolm webb he's following developments from nairobi malcolm here exactly is while full color one why have people voted him in. he's wanted to be the leader of the seychelles for decades he's run 5 times before and lost every time to the ruling party but with a steadily increasing share of the vote and this time he's pulled it off he's a priest a catholic priest it was a work for the church that originally drew him into politics that was in the 990 s. when he was critical of the one party state and its human rights abuses that in time the one party state that became the ruling party of the seychelles till now this is the 1st change in power in seychelles eventually since independence as you said and run color as b

and stands electoral commission has an old this sunday's parliamentary vote following huge riots and the next president of the central asian states has also been released from jail and made the chaos with the parliament buildings set on fire. good afternoon you're watching r.t. international start with that breaking news tonight as the head of russia's foreign intelligence service is warning that foreign terrorists including the tourist. seeking to join the conflict in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region where fighting has intensified between is a big and armenia so let's get the latest now from our correspondent has more information on this he's currently on the armenian border with the disputed region good afternoon what more can you tell us about this latest revelation from the intelligence sources. in russia. well andy indeed the russian foreign intelligence agency they have released a memo a statement and at 1st they're just expressing the general concern for the well being of the people of nagorno-karabakh and they are calling the issued a call to to both sides to stop the fig

stans electoral commission has an old this sunday's parliamentary vote following dry its former president of the central asian state is also being released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building set on fire also as it comes out of the former coronavirus sports bought new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions that starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools and the battle rages in armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh with dozens of civilians killed in both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. clock we are seeing and hearing is that people are terrified and then forced to make really impossible decisions. hello good afternoon you're watching r.t. international we're just going to look. now we'll start with the vents in kurdistan weather has been chaos and violence on the streets following the disputed election at the weekend the latest is that the country's central election electoral commission is now an old the result of t

bodies such as the african union the european union and the un not to recognize a poll the electoral commission denies everything allegations saying the opposition just wants to start trouble in direct the presidential results will be announced residents have mixed reaction about the election and calls for demonstrations. during the days. i'm happy the result should be respected the top prison the group projects he started 5 years ago opposition leaders say the only option for congress to have their voices hard is to join mosque portis while once the results are announced by the electoral commission they cannot be challenging. catherine al-jazeera nairobi. the u.n. says more than 1000 all of trees belonging to palestinians have been burned in israeli occupied territory over the past 3 weeks has often report attacks of disruption in and around to legally occupied land at harvest time peace losses normally help to protect the trees endemic has made it more difficult this year settlers accuse palestinian farmers of inciting clashes they deny this and say they're finding it almost impossible to mak

have their voices hard is to join mosque portis wiley's once the results are announced by the electoral commission they cannot be a challenge in court catherine al-jazeera nairobi. new zealand has voted to legalize euthanasia from november next year people with a terminal illness and less than 6 months to live will be able to apply for assisted dying under strict conditions the bill was approved in a referendum during this month's general election is also voted on whether to allow the recreational use of marijuana but preliminary results suggest that will be rejected. protests continue to grow in poland following last week's near total ban on abortions demonstrators rallied in front of the polish public television station building in warsaw the country's constitutional court ruled that abortion will only be accessible for women in extreme cases including rape or incest prime minister accused protesters of attempting to destroy the nation. $59.00 bodies have been found in mass graves in central mexico the site was discovered after people looking for missing relatives received a tip off police say w

their voices hard is to join mosque portis while yes once the results are announced by the electoral commission they cannot be challenge in court catherine al-jazeera nairobi what protests have been growing in poland after last week's near total ban on abortions demonstrators rallied in front of the polish public television station building in horse all countries constitutional court ruled that abortion will only be accessible for women in extreme cases which includes rape or incest the prime minister accused protests as of attempting to destroy the nation promising to defend what conservative see as an unborn child's right to life. now dozens of bodies from the month of fighting in nagorno-karabakh have been exchanged by armenia and azerbaijan the handover was a brief pause in hostilities as the latest ceasefire appears to have failed in a corner car but doctors have tried to move patients from a hospital instead panic which came under heavy shelling azerbaijan is accusing armenia of killing at least 21 people in a missile strike on the city of baghdad. meanwhile elsewhere in better roost the

following huge riots koga stance electoral commission and the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian state has left one dead and hundreds injured. by that night in the evening on tuesday here in moscow my name calling brain with a news from r.t. international 1st breaking news you can see at the bottom of your screen there the global chemical weapons watchdog the o p c w has confirmed the traces of the nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina valmy. the results of the analysis by the o.p.c. w. designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the o.p.c. w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitive found a mist in the blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. cross development. says correspondent peter all of a hi again peter take us through then some of the reaction that we've been hearing in the past couple of hours. of the opi c w documents has made its way here to len we know that much but f

in the headlines this tuesday then kurdistan's electoral commission is an old this sunday's parliamentary vote that sparked mass riots 1 there was new in a former president of the central asian states been released from jail amid the chaos too with the parliament building set on fire we'll tell you all about it. before coronavirus hotspot new york city sees another wave of infection the authorities are rolling out the restrictions starting with the decision to shut down the skin city schools from today. blackall rages between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of kut about with dozens of civilians killed on both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. day one here in moscow so very good afternoon for russia this 6 of october my name's kevin i would hear it out he's world news center with the latest on this big trouble overnight and later development to tell you about 1st off after the chaos in the central asian repub

following massive riots electoral commission the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote and chaos in the central asian states has left 100. from moscow thanks for joining us tonight on our to international welcome to the program. the chemical weapons watchdog. has confirmed that traces of the agents were found in a biological samples taken from russian opposition leader. the russian foreign ministry has reacted hoping for a corporation 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 manipulation of the main characters in these b. forms we expect that the forthcoming joint work of russian specialists with experts from the o.p.c. w. will help establish calm the politicized interaction and the mood any further escalation of the situation of the o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here to lend we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person to me to be peskov that information is get to arrive in moscow to come in useful we don't possess their finding said

turns a new year's electoral commission says president john michael foley has won a 2nd term in officeopposition groups have dismissed the results saying there's been widespread irregularities according to the national count 4112 and a half 1000000 votes in wednesday's election was main challenger got less than 2000000. gimmes opposition party. protests against president also condemn next week 10 of the 11 candidates who ran against him have contested the election that gave condit a 3rd term and reports. putting guns knives and other weapons out on display police in guinea say they've made the streets safer 49 people have been arrested suspected of playing a role in post-election violence that's claimed dozens of lives all are supporters of opposition leaders seller d.n.d. alo and his party. these are wrestling to crimes committed during the recent protests but when it comes to burning houses terrorizing people innocent families for the simple reason that they belong to a certain community it's no longer political it's a crime. security forces raided the homes of yellow supporters who

in the headlines this tuesday kurdistan's electoral commission has an old this sunday's parliamentary vote that sparked mass riots the former president of the central asian states been released from jail so amid the chaos with the parliament building sets a light. before more coronavirus hot spot new york city sees another wave of infections are rolling out new restrictions starting with a decision to shut down the city's schools from today. battle rages on between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of the. dozens of civilians killed on both sides of international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are absolutely terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. today for russia the 6th of october i'm kevin know in what artie's world news center with the latest and trouble overnight later developments to tell you about 1st in kurdistan chaos in the central asian republics following a disputed election at the weekend the latest is then the country's electoral commission is now an o

his supporters salutes ellen gello declared victory after the election 3 weeks ago but the electoral commission says 82 year old president alpha condé secured his term but his speech results have spawns fighting protests and a number of civilian and police killings. is al-jazeera these are the top stories the search is underway for survivors in the coastal city of isn't a off power.

declared himself the winner on wednesday electoral commission seeds he only won a 3rd of the vote.it is for all of us to fight to preserve to defend our victory and you know that it is threatened by awful condé who had no boaters but had an army of fraudsters they have transformed the boat you expressed into another in favor of alpha condé we must not accept it. the government mobilized the army as opposition supporters flooded the streets. on day has manpower says 2010 instead of salute. we all the guinea reaches you f.t.g. that's what given wants if you have d.g. is not elected guinea will not be calm. come days decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting the money game guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their mem

bodies such as the african union the european union and the un not to recognize a paul the electoral commission denies everything allegations saying the opposition just wants to start trouble in the rest of the presidential results will be announced residents have mixed reaction about the election and calls for demonstrations from the new york want to visit action is not political not done correctly during the days no democracy no i'm happy the results should be respected the top prison trish the good projects he started 5 years ago opposition leaders say the only option for autonomy and to have their walls is hard is to join mosque fortis while once the results are announced by the electoral commission they cannot be challenging court catherine al-jazeera nairobi. but remains of young women are among 59 bodies found in a hidden grave in central mexico is the latest discovery as police and security forces struggle to contain violence that's led to a record number of murders many linked to drug gangs lopez hoodie and reports. more teams are called in to look for more bodies the remains of dozens

so in january of 1877 a 15 member electoral commission of of formed, the eight republicans and seven determine which candidate would win the state's in dispute. >> all of the votes are allocated to hayes by a vet of of 8-7 in each case. >> that is right, the commission voted along party lines. >> but it's not over yet. >> it's not over yet. >> the tilden camp cried foul, with inauguration just days away, and the nation on edge representatives for both candidates met in washington for secret negotiations. >> ironically they took place at a major hotel, which is owned by a black man, warmly, probably the most well-to-do african-american in the city of washington at the time. >> ironic. because the agreement forged there, known as the compromise of 1877, would have long lasting repercussions for black americans in the south. >> the democrats will not stop the inauguration of hayes, they will hayes at president. hayes will end the remaining reconstruction. >> in other words the republicans get the white house. the departments effectively regain control of the american south. no more fede

but it seems the country's electoral commission has had enough on choose day it canceled the results altogether it's unclear what happens next but having toppled its president twice before kick a stone is no stranger to political chaos. following this developing story for us as moscow bureau chief. yuri why these protests happening now. well it's all about actually about alleged manipulation on the one hand and corruption on the other hand in this very poor pulse of your country and it's also about a power struggle between the old president at a time by it and the new president jeenbekov who has been leading the country since 2 and 2019 the former president at time by was put in prison for 11 years after the new one the current president. was elected relations with his successor just back up and with the coldest parliament every simply been tense and is those are the tensions that are bubbling to this sort of face after the recent parliamentary elections 16 parties but dissipated only a small number of parties the received seats in the parliament one of the main parties has close tie

elections that observers say were marred by widespread food and intimidation the country's electoral commission has his share of the vote at 84 percent but his main rival has rejected the result. police in france have arrested a 2nd suspect in connection with the day's knife attack in a case investigators believe the man was in contact with the assailant who killed 3 people at the city's not. a 3rd islamist attack in france in 2 months the country's interior minister says france is being targeted for its defense of free expression and secularism france has now basing up security across the country as nice remembers the dead. nice is a city in mourning. for some the shock and pain of thursday's attack is difficult to bear. because into speed makes me really sad because i'm from nice work 50 meters down the road and it could have been my mother my aunt we're dealing with crazy people that want to impose their awful rules on us. it's. like we need to come together to say this isn't possible we want peace but we can't continue like this this is just not acceptable. that. the 3 victims among them tu

a 2nd term the electoral commission said he secured 84 percent of the both the opposition says the election was more with irregularities and are calling for mass protests. a 3rd man is now in custody in connection with thursday's knife attack in the french city of nice 3 people were killed in the city's north basilica it's the 3rd suspected islamised attack in france in just 2 months. slovakia has begun its push to test most of its citizens for over the weekend officials aim to swab everyone over the age of 10 testing is free and voluntary but those stopped by police without a negative result certificate face a heavy fine. actor sean connery best known for playing double 07 in the james bond films has died at the age of 90. requests that. he shot to stardom in the very 1st bond film dr no in 1962 and went on to dominate the silver screen for 4 decades the veteran scot won many awards during his lengthy career including an oscar and 3 golden globes connery's death was announced in a statement from his family. we're joined now by our d. w. film expert scott roxbury scott nice to see you a gia

transit is electoral commission says the president john mcafee really has won a 2nd term in office but opposition groups have dismissed the results of claims of widespread irregularities according to the national accounts microfilming won 12500000 votes wednesday's election while his main challenger got 1900000. there's headlines news here and right after my experience. counting the cost facebook is accused of being. this information so is it time to break up the social media. in the media counting the cost. of. your development. this is my nigeria. my name if. much. i do not. majority of them want to listen for a superficial not that they wish to fully afford a nigerian national. one of these 1. 117 that's not simply are no good keep national t.v. . go go go go is ironically my son he's been playing football for everybody just pretty windy and it is time to enjoy. in nigeria life he beats. 20 units. for ball is one of the wizards that. is based. in the apparel. i was 22 yes he broke me yeah he's passed over to. join people but it's all insecurities got. lost. on. all of the nights. i'

72000000 people are eligible to vote old and safe elections has been a real challenge for india's electoral commission as the crow virus continues to spread. typhoon has been battering vietnam packing winds of up to 135 kilometers per hour and bringing trench will downpours 40000 people from coastal villages have been evacuated to emergency shelters in like a number of people died dozens more are missing. philadelphia in the u.s. has seen a 2nd night of protests and violence after the killing of a black man by police on monday 27 year old walter wallace jr was shot by police after refusing to drop a knife his family says he was suffering from mental illness the latest protests also seen the looting of a number of retail it's. now an opposition leader who survived 16 attempted assassination boards faces off against an incumbent who says prayer can prevent covert polls have opened in tanzania as presidential and parliamentary elections amidst fears of violence more than 29000000 people registered to vote in that country's rights groups say authorities have cracked down on critical voices by closing medi

following massive riots electoral commission the weekend's discreated parliamentary vote and chaos in the central.

but it seems the country's electoral commission has had enough on choose day it canceled the resultsaltogether it's unclear what happens next but having toppled its president twice before kick is stuck on is no stranger to political chaos 7. and joining me now is joanna littlest she's a journalist covering covering central asia from our matic kazakstan john kerry just on as we just heard it has a history of revolts against at slater's what sparked this latest one. yes indeed them and spans no stranger to political turmoil what's the latest rebellion by some of the people who are still out on the streets tonight. and the results of an election. that took place on sunday and as you noted was detected by allegations of accidently rampant buying and you know when the results came in yesterday thousands of protesters took to the streets in fischbeck they showed really a parliament been dominated by 2 main parties both loyal to the president. and so the best of the angry about 2 things vote buying particularly and this is what they saw as a very skewed closet meant as a result now presiden

but it seems the country's electoral commission has had enough on choose day it canceled the results altogether it's unclear what happens next but having toppled its president twice before his ston is no stranger to political chaos. following the story for us in moscow is bureau chief yuri was shadow europe why are these protests happening right now. well sara these parliamentary elections took place 10 years after the country's partially parliamentary system of government and it's not the 1st time that there has been a violent political overthrow this time 16 parties participated in parliamentary elections only 4 managed to get seats in the parliament the current president is known for his reserved political style but his popularity and the popularity of his government has declined most recently due to the pandemic of a stun the country has one of the highest death rates a kostabi cobbett 19 in the world and current teen has lost congress down a 5th of its budget the president was accused of inaction some even called for him to be impeached yury what does this mean for the region. o

in the headlines this tuesday than kurdistan's electoral commission is an old this sunday's parliamentary vote 1. a former president of the central asian states been released from jail amid the chaos. with the parliament building set on fire we'll tell you all about. the former coronavirus hot spot new york city sees another wave of infection the authorities are rolling the restrictions starting with the decision to shut down the skin city schools from today. between a.

the electoral commission there saying that president john mica fairly has won a 2nd term in office but opposition groups have dismissed these results over claims of widespread irregularities according to the national count microphone he won 12 and a half 1000000 votes on wednesdays and in wednesday's election all his main challenger got just 1900000 michael finley has vowed to boost the economy by completing ambitious infrastructure projects he started in his 1st term when other stories we're following 2 men have been sentenced to 33 and 18 years in prison for their role in the westgate mall attack in kenya they were convicted earlier this month for helping al-shabaab fighters storm and i will be shopping center in $21367.00 people were killed during a siege that lasted for 4 days. hundreds of villages have attended the funerals of 3 indian politicians who were shot and killed in indian administered kashmir they were members of india's ruling nationalist party which revoked the area's autonomy last year elizabeth purana has more on this now from new delhi. there were large crowds at th

declared himself the winner on wednesday electoral commission seated he only won a 3rd of the vote.it is for all of us to fight to preserve to defend our victory and you know that it is threatened by a condé who had no boaters but had an army of fraudsters they have transformed the boat you expressed into another in favor of alpha condé we must not accept it. the government mobilized the army as opposition supporters flooded the streets. i mean i spoke on day has manpower says 2010 instead of salute. we all the guinea reaches you f.t.g. that's what given wants if you have d.g. is not elected guinea will not be calm. come days decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting home again guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of th

their voices hard is to join mosque portis while yes once the results are announced by the electoral commission they cannot be challenge in court catherine al-jazeera nairobi. now america's top diplomat is continuing to criticize china on his tour of asia secretary of state might pay 0 called on indonesians to take a stand against china's treatment of muslim we describe the situation as the greatest threat to religious freedom during an address to indonesia's biggest islamic organization also vowed to cooperate with indonesia over its dispute with beijing in the south china sea jessica washington is an indonesian capital jakarta . and then he spoke to them and told them that he believes in tunisia is a model for the. shows how different religions can live in harmony and he used the example of what is happening in china. as the greatest threat to religious freedom and group of moderate muslims to consider what is happening to the ethnic minority . and he did say that he acknowledges that has made efforts to attempt to describe what is happening in. as counterterrorism. efforts. to seriously cons

guinea's electoral commission has announced that president alpha condé has won a 3rd term with nearly60 percent of the vote the opposition has accused the government of large scale fraud in counting the ballots already say at least 9 people have been killed in violent protests since last sunday's election. hundreds of people in the italian city of naples have protested against a curfew and a planned regional lockdown amid a spike in coronavirus cases some demonstrators hurled fireworks and smoke bombs at police officers italy confirmed nearly 20000 new infections in the latest 24 hour period. sports now and formula one lewis hamilton kept an action packed qualifying session to take pole position at the portuguese grand prix the briton to leapfrog his mercedes team mate well terry booked us at the last possible moment to claim top spot red bulls mox for a stop and start 3rd in sunday's race which is being held for the 1st time at the portimao old circuit in the old guard. and you're up to date on the w. news omarion evans team i'll be back with another update at the top of the hour tha

the electoral commission denies the allegations say in the opposition just wants to start trouble.ial results will be announced, residents have mixed reaction about the election and calls for demonstrations. >> this election is not credible. there is no democracy. >> i'm happy, the results should be respected. let the president finish the good progress he started five years ago. reporter: opposition leaders say the only option for tanzania ns to have their voices heard is a protest. al jazeera, nairobi. anchor: protests have been growing in poland after last week's near total ban on abortions. demonstrators rallied in worse off. the constitutional court ruled abortions would only be available in extreme conditions including rape or incessant. the prime minister accused protesters of trying to destroy the nation. dozens of bodies from the month of fighting in nagorno-karabakh have been exchanged by armenia and azerbaijan. the handover occurred in the brief pause in hostilities. doctors have tried to move patients from a hospital that came under heavy shelling. azerbaijan is a accusi

you know all the national electoral commission suspended me for 7 days. all completely party has dropped completely bogus. heard anybody and everybody the mayor packer president maggie fully is also pulling in the crowds he was elected in 2015 on an anti corruption ticket and now he's promising his supporters some big projects. united. the law gives me an hour to officially announce well we're going to build another international airport in this region of mandela this will help boost the economical tourist activities in the region. but over the past 5 years it's claimed microphone his government has been cracking down on all forms of dissent from the media to disqualifying hundreds of opposition candidates i think the elliptical temperatures are rising for more come have gone up. barry sheene is getting scarce and for that. they're pulling out all the the this top says request. to under lease to end his chair democrat in a stall putting on a bright face that they're not expecting the next 2 weeks to be easy. and i'm now joined by amnesty international's r

presidential elections after wednesday's vote handed incumbent jonathan goofily a 2nd term electoral commission said he secured 84 percent of the vote the opposition says the election was marred with iraq irregularities they're calling for mass protests. well in west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties which are boycotting the vote say several people have been killed in clashes on polling day police fired tear gas during these demonstrations against the current leader. he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. after polling stations closer president ouattara appealed for calm opposition candidates have already dismissed the whole process our correspondent funny fresh are in john has this assessment. the roads here in abidjan into commercial capital are almost empty people are staying at home and they're trying to sit out these controversial elections they are bracing for violence yet they're hoping for a peaceful outcome of the elections there were various incidents in the center in the cells of ivory coast in

following massive riots could use tons electoral commission noles the weekends this parliamentary vote.