the vote his victory could have implications for the country's historic peace deal with the former fark rebels the treaty signed in two thousand and sixteen ended the longest civil war in latin america which spanned over five decades. joining me now is g.w. correspondent a family homes who's following the elections for us from bogota ophelia these results came in rather quick do we have any details now. well of these results are confirming what we already saw in the surveys this is the second time that the services are right they were right on the first round of elections and yes it is confirmed that this tendency is not reversible anymore even duke is the new president with about fifty four percent of the votes that's more than ten million votes and he is the most voted candidate in a column in history after one run when sandals. through only had forty three percent though had a a much had an increase a bigger increase then he ran ducat according to the votes for the first run but it didn't it wasn't enough to win even look it was an unknown politician up until he was hand picked for t

and he has done in the region surrounding to moscow over one hundred twenty former fark guerillas are involved in the drug trade and i think together with the eleven guerrillas that means eleven criminal organizations are active in the area says that it's not realistic to assume the problems dating back fifty years could be solved in a couple of months since the cease fire started maisie's a always to say mrs good job was this is where. we meet the leader of one of two mock his criminal organizations he calls himself rodriguez well when i. believe a militia groups were formed here primarily because the paramilitaries were mistreating and terrorizing the local population as a symbol of our only choice was to ask for guerrillas for help that's how i got started i take it out of me and suddenly things became extremely violent and then we'll come beyond as i have changed the way we operate in the neighborhood must be able to live in peace in the whole didn't try not to put the traitors under too much pressure made as you. say. there's no more extortion of my life is different than before.

from a group called the m nineteen is more understanding with the peace agreement reached with the fark rebels on the economical side he wants to further tax the rich he wants to prohibit fracking and. while he is more supportive of the peace agreement or on the other hand we have uganda ok who wants to make major changes to the peace agreement on the economical side he is more market and investor friendly but he is against same sex marriage and he has also said that he would unify all the higher courts into one entity which has made many suspicious as they think this is a protective measure for his mentor a former president i would even who is being widely investigated focusing for a moment on the peace deal this is of course the the peace till some between the outgoing president and the fark in two thousand and sixteen it was ending or five decades of conflict one could happen in colombia if the peace deal were to be changed. well peace in its current form has been armored for three periods constitutionally but what many fear is that a government of uganda ok who's leading the polls a

colombia's president elect iran to cave to alter the landmark peace deal with fark rebels the conservative newcomer finished with fifty four percent of sunday's vote following an election runoff that exposed deep divisions over the two thousand and sixteen fark accord and we started it going in order with humility and honor i tell the colombian people that i will give all my energies to unite our country no more divisions let's think about a country for all and everyone for me it's very important to tell you and the whole of colombia that today there are no defeated citizens because i want to be the president that gives the same love to those who voted for me and those who didn't and those are the headlines the news continues witness this next. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bring that story to the forefront. i think and i stand just as everybody is what i. think you would think those are thanks i thi

only ready not been implemented as they wished we see that many of the territories that were former fark territories are now being taken over by. narco traffic and by other criminal gangs and this is making it very very difficult for them to to further trust the agreement and they could go back to the weapons eventually fairly quickly if you can how are columbians dealing with the implications that this could have for the peace process while many people are scared but as we see with this vote they the majority of colombians are supporting sentences they are not ok with the fact that they are given ten seats in congress by not being voted by the people but they do agree with the fact that colombia is living in much more peace than it was before we hope this does not change to give you a correspondent a fairly homes or routine in bogota for us thank you so much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world protesters in the macedonian capital scorpio battled with police on sunday night angry over an agreement to change the name of the country the deal signed earlier on sun

fire following an election runoff that exposed deep divisions are for the two thousand and sixteen fark for. the outgoing un human rights chief has opened his last human rights council with the warning to saudi and iraqi forces and yemen say the same so the offensive on her data could have disastrous effects on millions of people as warning comes as the battle for the port city and tense surprise let's go now to our mohammed atta who is covering a lot of angles there he's in djibouti so first mohammed what is the latest on what is happening in the deteriorating situation in who data. well rachelle with you on a horse to trial potatoes simmering the fizzling ald there's no letup in the offensive to try and recapture the city of. rome why does this morning so to that lucian. poll says it was hot that bob dylan's all for. they'll also targeting all the snipers in a residential neighborhoods with a hawk helicopters and this has led to a month of this police brutal people as people try to think tell them not only the massive bombardment was also the package that up the food some of them in t

there's no question that the fark are terribly unpopular in colombia that a candidate that was ready to run for president in his polling numbers were below one percent oh the fark has no legitimacy in colombia at all and i think most people probably do want a little bit of a harder line but i don't think there's going to be any dismantling. i mean that the colombian government is committed to this they will they'll stick with that by and large the core of the agreement ok but the elections that we saw in sydney showed a divided country didn't it what needs to be done to reconcile. well when you say divided country i think of various countries in the hemisphere that are really truly divided. with both sides marching against one another colombia has a large degree of agreement among the parties the economy the pens exactly you know on the details when a sickly colombia has been a country that's been governed pragmatically it's been governed in a. consensual way yes the left has become stronger now after the peace agreement was signed yes there's a strong right but by and large this is

a different vision in the future of the peace accord with the revolutionary forces of colombia or fark that hangs in the balance gallagher joins us live from the tasso andy there are two very different candidates facing each other tell us what the main differences are. yet two very different candidates as you said reflecting a very divided electorate here on the one hand you have. a relative unknown in colombian politics picked by former president really who has a controversial human rights record he's someone that stands for law and order someone who is seen as a pro-business candidate and also someone perhaps more importantly who is a critic of those peace accords with the fark guerillas he's saying that there was a basically had the red carpet rolled out for them and their victims haven't seen justice on the other side of the political spectrum you have gustavo petro no stranger to political colombian politics a former governor himself he is seen as someone who wants to tackle inequality reduce this country's reliance on carbon fuels and bring a quality across the entire country but

colombia is calling for unity but i haven't a case pledging corrections to the peace process with fark a formal rapid rebel say he needs to show good sense a forty two year old to k. will be the youngest ever colombian leader and gallagher reports in the capital bogota i may be a fresh face in colombian politics but as event duke a took to the stage his supporters were ecstatic to gaze young untested at his promise to tackle some of colombia's biggest issues going on with. it going in order with humility and on her i tell the colombian people that i will give all my energies to unite our country no more divisions let's think about a country for all and everyone for me it's very important to tell you and the whole of colombia that today there are no defeated citizens because i want to be the president that gives the same love to those who voted for me and those who didn't the polls closed across colombia at four pm but it soon became clear that duke a had a commanding lead handpicked by former president alvaro uribe has promised to modify the peace accords with falk rebels they ended fi

posters favorite to win and he takes a hard line on the country's fragile peace accord with the leftist fark guerillas two k. is up against one time militant and former bogota mayor gustava cattrall in the run off. french prosecutors say a woman armed with a box cutter has wounded two people in a supermarket in southern france the attacker reportedly shouted akbar before attacking a customer in the checkout worker in the town of the. police believe she had known psychological problems and probably acted alone. un and e.u. officials have witnessed the signing of an historic agreement between greece and macedonia to do over is also a decades old dispute by renaming macedonia quote the republic of north macedonia distinguishing it from the greek northern province of the same name protesters opposed to the deal clashed with police at the border between the two countries. after weeks stranded at sea after first italy and then malta turned their ship away more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally set foot on dry land the aquarius has become the center of a political migrant crisis in eur

political offense it is disgraceful and unacceptable for colombians that drug dealing former members of fark can be elected to parliament rather than being sent to jail or extradited. but others fear that major changes to the agreement with dark could undermine pace still fragile after generations of armed conflict. last night saw the first heavyweight clash of the world cup in russia two european giants facing each other portugal and spain soccer fans of course were hoping for a fantastic match and that is exactly what they got. just four minutes into the game and can still remember how did johnny come back at suspension for not only portugal leads a penalty he had to kill but spain has an footballing genius is to jiggle cost out all the wrong moves portuguese penalty area but still the score was the last he finished for the spanish equaliser shortly before tomic was alone now it will time again the the superstar scoring portugal second coaches e of dogma to ts horrific blunder the end shortly after the break it was all square again spence to go cast off the booze a brace of his own and onl

of this entire campaign and we know that duke is very much for going as extreme as jailing former fark rebels what does this mean for the country and the peace deal. yes he wants to he once former guerrilla leaders to serve very strong jail sentences he's also talking about extraditing them he does not want to see them in politics these are two key issues of the deal and they could if they would do the reverse that would destroy much of the peace deal but we have to say that in its current form it is it is safe for three periods and he could not make major changes but what he can do because he will also have a majority in congress is to further slow down the process into failure by not implementing key parts of the process and by making especially of basis of the the former fighters more disappointed with the an agreement that has already not been implemented as they wished we see that many of the territories that were former territories are now being taken over by. by narco traffic and by other criminal gangs and this is making it very very difficult for them to to further trust the a

wing rival gustavo petro is the first major vote since the government signed a peace deal with the fark rebels in two thousand and sixteen ending decades of civil war let's go to any gallagher in bogota and so a peace deal which ended over half a century of conflict is at stake in this runoff and how's the voting been going. well here in parts of all of our it's been steady all day but as you said this is really a second referendum on those peace accord with the frog rebels it was signed in two thousand and sixteen that. violence but the two candidates here have very different approaches to what they would do with those peace accords yvonne do k. the right wing candidate is a critic and has talked over the last few days about modifying the peace accords petro the leftist candidate says he would keep everything in place but what you have here is a very divided electorate but let's take a closer look at. the policies he stands for and the challenges he may face. petro has come to the imagination of colombia's young voters his stance on tackling inequality reducing reliance on carbon fuels

the biggest fear among voters though is do case plans for the peace accords with the fark rebels the historic agreement signed in two thousand and sixteen ended decades of conflict but dickey is a critic. running on the campaign slogan war hard but it's what he may do with the peace accords which many here are concerned some say the agreements up entirely other cities more likely to modify it but for the thousands of families that have lost loved ones a duke a victory could mean they won't get the odd justice they so desperately seek kamens or gomez lost one son to an extrajudicial killing or other was murdered when he tried to find out what happened she tells us the possibility of a duke a presidency makes her angry and will see no justice he says no truth colombia's voters remain deeply divided on sunday they'll find out who the new president is and what the future might look like and you go across bogota colombia. stay with us on the news hour still to come on the program. a birthday surprise for egypt's biggest star that's coming up in sports. a history of guerrilla warfare. a pl

in twenty sixteen colombian president juan manuel santos signed a peace accord with the fark rebel group after half a century of civil war. me. along. the line of. long but the agreement met with widespread public opposition. anything by a rate of impunity is around ninety eight percent this means that almost full the human rights violations that were committed joined thirty to forty years of conflict still without a conviction that. nearly a quarter of a million people have been killed. tens of thousands are still missing. you. will never hear that a military unit is. going to the lebanese we can't build a sustainable and durable peace if we can't even answer the question when the forty five thousand people who disappeared. but some of the somebody. came. in two thousand and two a paramilitary group seized control of the region around the village of chinese up . during the following two years over one hundred fifty the ledger is disappear. the remains of less than twenty of those missing have been identified to date have it. set up to the organization equity us is looking for more missi

filigree wooden ladders set in the middle of a vanishing fark is actually a christian chapel commissioned by the vatican is the work of british architects or norman foster one of the few big names involved in the be a not at foster loves the location out in nature this is just liberal ambiguity to trade big and close but also being aware of all of this rather beautiful side. foster was one of ten architects commissioned by the vatican to design a chapel here on the venetian island of sun joint german joining. the twenty eighteen venice be a not a provides an alternative view of architecture one that focuses on meeting the needs of people one that displays great attention to detail but one that is not set in stone but allows for change and free space. and now we have a date with an architect who decided to live in that would meet up with her in a romantic garden at the other end of the city. genevieve dean has lived here for many of us she considers venice has second home the architect and professor. it is also a writer in two thousand and six she established the global award for sustainab

a gas station shall how far, a little bit b fark there starting on this side and it's very, veryad.verybody okay here and if there's somebody bad, you have to evacuate the building. no one was hurt, it' still unclear how the fire started. we're told the fireaused about am$100,000 inage. that's all the time we haveecause we have world cup coming up tonight deed actioner lot of soaker fan as happy about that, though. thanksor joining u for a very shor newscast this evening. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome t "world cup tonight," i'mor fernando e, el presidente, here in moscow. it was the d biggeay of action so far. four games,

fark a conservative newcomer finished with fifty four percent of the vote on sunday it was a runoff the former rival st u.k. needs to show good sense the chief executive of german car manufacturer audi has been arrested in relation to the emissions cheating scandal reports stadler was detained on suspicion of fraud that is according to audi's parent company else wagon to arrest comes just days after a volkswagen was fined board than a billion dollars for cheating it diesel emissions test by german prosecutors those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera as soon as began to speak we'll bring that to you in the meantime inside story is next. the ones of refugees and migrants rescued from the mediterranean sea six hundred thirty sailed into the spanish get off to italy and mom to turn them away being stranded at sea for mine days has highlighted the migration dispute between e.u. members can they are the common beds deep divisions this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm the arguments over who should take responsibility for refugees arriving in europ

wing rival gustavo petro it's the first major vote since the government signed a peace deal with the fark rebels in two thousand and sixteen greece and macedonia have signed a deal to rename macedonia as north macedonia the agreement is intended to end a decades long dispute it still needs to be ratified by both countries' parliaments and faces a referendum vote in macedonia but greece's prime minister hailed it as a step forward for the region again and for the news from it this it this we're not here today to mourn the defeats of the past we are making a historic step in order from now on only to be winners to heal the wounds of the past to open the way to peace cooperation co-development not only for our countries but for all the balkan countries for all of europe at least thirty one people have died in twin suicide blasts in northeast nigeria the bombs went off in the town of bor in borno state local officials suspect boko haram carried out the attack but no group has claimed responsibility. at least eighteen people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in eastern afghanistan the

colombians are voting in their first presidential runoff since the twenty sixteenth peace deal with fark rebels voters are choosing between conservative candidate. and his left wing rival gustava. the un's yemen and rebel who see rebels have so far failed to reach an agreement to end fighting the fighting in. the lead coalition has launched an offensive to take the port city prompting fears of a humanitarian catastrophe. greece and macedonia have signed a deal to rename macedonia north macedonia the agreement is supposed to end a decades long dispute but it still needs to be ratified by both countries' parliaments and faces a referendum in macedonia so go reports from lake press for where the signing ceremony took place. an embrace twenty seven years in the making the prime ministers of greece and macedonia resolving their country's differences not just a name also in deed then on the morning when we are not gathered here today to mourn the defeats of the past we are taking a historic step so that from now on it will only be winners. it was an unprecedented show optimism but both leaders

colombia's president elect to alter the landmark peace deal with fark rebels a conservative newcomer finished with fifty four percent of sunday's vote along an election runoff that exposed deep divisions over the two thousand and sixteen hardcore. we've done it. with humility and honor i tell the colombian people that i will give all my energies to unite our country no more divisions let's think about a country for all and everyone for me it's very important to tell you and the whole of columbia that today there are no defeated citizens because i want to be the president that gives the same love to those who voted for me and those who didn't israel has introduced a bill that would make it a crime to sell its soldiers includes videos like this one shot by an israeli human rights group showing an israeli soldier shooting dead an incapacitated palestinian that led to international condemnation a person found guilty could face up to ten years in prison. those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera the news continues rewind is next. on june twenty fourth turkish citizens will vote i

with an ever growing market reach and avoid fark no base we have been synthesized a success when he owneda decade and continue to do so every day and medicine exports worldwide and makes drugs for leading pharmaceutical companies he is proud to say it exports to germany and has certificates from international inspectors from the e.u. and even hamburg's health authority. inspectors from hamburg visit hyderabad almost every year as well as colleagues from other german states and other even nations. they make sure the drugs conform with european norms. and. when i look at the box with my tablets inside i couldn't imagine under what conditions they're made with. all these companies here are allowed to export to europe it's. the certification process describes how the drugs are manufactured in the pharmaceutical process. but what happens outside the factory where the waste water goes and i would processed or whether there are out about x. in the wastewater is not mentioned in the certificate and it's had if it's. the inspectors cannot control environmental issues there is no legal basis for th

candidates we profile conservative in front of some fear could jeopardize the historic peace deal with fark rebels gallagher reports from the capital bogota. in colombia memories are a precious commodity especially in a nation where thousands have been killed by the colombian military deaths referred to as extra dudish all executions the military use those deaths to falsely claim they've killed more guerrillas jacqueline chrystia lost her brother ten years ago it is them and sadly we can say there is a sense of indifference in society to the plight of the victims we need people to stand up and say we can't let this happen again we need to end it for good but instead people often don't seem to care. the deaths of innocent civilians are just one of the issues even do they will face if elected at forty one he's a fresh face in colombian politics untested and handpicked by former president alberto. levy has been accused of human rights abuses but remains popular among right wing voters critics fear do they will be little more than the puppet of a former president with a questionable past but th

has call for unity after winning sunday's runoff election he wants to rewrite the peace deal with fark rebels and revive the economy the forty two year old they colombia's youngest ever leader when he takes office in august and he gallagher reports on. the headlines on the streets of baqubah talk talk of unification in victory the face of president elected van dyk a stares back from every page but this political unknown faces decades old challenges he campaigned on law and order and boosting the economy but he's politically untested. acetylene as i found out about him less than eight months ago i don't know who he is or who he's going to be but i hope he puts his hand on his conscience. i feel that behind him is the old political machinery that will not let him govern well so it will be more of the same i predict of decay accuse him of being a puppet of former president alberto hardline who is as popular as he is polarizing the behind pick duke it was noticeably absent from sunday night celebrations. in august and decay will move here to the presidential palace replacing kwan manuel sa

department of justice where organizers say maybe as many as 30,000 people marching from lafayette square fark park. pretty narrowly focussed on the administration's zero tolerance policy and separation of families at the border. talked about some of these speakers, there were many fantastic speakers but none more el low kwents than the author of the musical hamilton. he's been very outspoken on these issues. i had a chance to talk with him after the speech, about the reason he feels this is such and important issue for our time. >> everyone with a sh red of compassion has thought what if that was my child or if they don't have children, what if that was me separated from your parents. i don't know how your heart can't break. this is where we are as a nation and i'm gratified people are standing up for the values we purport to stand for. >> is this personal. >> absolutely. this news was breaking around father's day weekend, and there was no father's day weekend this weekend, we were thinking about how many parents and children were without parents. so yes, very personal. >>reporter: richard i'

after winning sunday's runoff he's promised to rewrite the peace deal that the government signed with fark rebels in twenty sixteen when the forty two year old takes office in august a conservative politician is colombia's youngest ever leader and he gallagher reports now from bogota. the whole way through his campaign do kate talked about how he didn't like the peace accords with the fog rebels that ended fifty years of conflict but what was really interesting last night was as he made his victory speech to his supporters you could hear him almost dialing back the rhetoric of actually rewriting the peace accords with iraq i earlier spoke to a former high commissioner for the peace deal here who said it's going to be very hard for even do k. to do anything with those peace accords because they are in the supreme court they are in the constitution it will be very hard for him to change them a tall so despite the promises he has made with supporters about possibly modifying those words he used the peace accords it may end up that he can't do much at all and really as administration starts th

the biggest fear among voters though is do kay's plans for the peace accords with the fark rebels the historic agreement signed in two thousand and sixteen ended decades of conflict but decay is a critical. event do case running on the campaign slogan war hard but it's what he may do with the peace accords with many here concerned some say the agreements up entirely other cities more likely to modify it but for the thousands of families that have lost loved ones a duke a victory could mean they won't get the odd justice they said desperately seek comments or gomez lost one son to an extrajudicial killing or other was murdered when he tried to find out what happened she tells us the possibility of a duke a presidency makes her angry and will see no justice he says no truth. colombia's voters remain deeply divided on sunday they'll find out who the new president is and what the future might look like when the polls open on sunday morning we're just a few hours away from that happening at the moment all indications are is that duke a has something of a commanding lead but it's also worth

after a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter here in england the fark it is their. the o.p.c. w. has convened this special conference of the organization at the behest of the united kingdom that claims that there is an attribution gap in the world at the moment when it comes to apportioning blame and pointing the finger countries groups or individuals that may have used chemical weapons united kingdom use that there has over the past twenty years been a disturbing increase in the number of chemical weapons attacks and the usage of chemical weapons and at the moment in the world there is no one individual group or organization that has the key responsibility of apportioning blame at the moment the o.p.c. w is primarily a technical organization russian federation argues that if it does have the power to attribute blame that it the entire workings of the organization could become over politicized they have put forward their own proposal calling for the work of the o.p.c. w. to be strengthened going forward but it looks as if this could be a hate a discussion last thin

candidate petro and his conservative rival yvonne touquet jeopardize the historic peace deal with fark rebels to end decades of war and agalloch are reports. in colombia memories are a precious commodity especially in a nation where thousands of been killed by the colombian military deaths referred to as extra dudish all executions the military use those deaths to falsely claim they've killed more guerrillas jacqueline chrystia lost her brother ten years ago see them and sadly we can say there is a sense of indifference in society to the plight of the victims we need people to stand up and say we can't let this happen again we need to end it for good but instead people often don't seem to care. the deaths of innocent civilians are just one of the issues if they will face if elected at forty one he's a fresh face in colombian politics untested and handpicked by former president alberto. review has been accused of human rights abuses but remains popular among right wing voters critics fear duke it will be little more of a former president with a questionable past but those in the busines

so farks not very much the concern right now is that this round and then potentially another round offs n another round of retaliation drag on gdp and meaningful increases in prices and, i fectsively meaningful job losses there's already a study out that the existing tariffs as they right now would add 29,000 jobs in steel and aluminum. you're happy, right? they take off 400,000 jobs in the industries that use steel and aluminum and that's the trade partnership putting out that study >> as it relates to the fed meeting today. you have trade ithe backdrop overall, the u.s. economy is looking pri inin ining pretty g. small business confidence, second highest on record the unemployment rate. how hot is it and what do they do about it? >> that's the question jay powell has to figure out, the fed chairman i think his idea was, i'm going to coast on the janet yellen tra jectry for as long as i can until the facts change and the facts are slowly changing a little higher inflation both yesterday and today in the ppi and the cpi. you have growth rachtcheting up and the underlying questions whi

providing helicopter support or transportation support to those fark members who were interested in giving up arms, intricate and training, whether agricultural, gold mining, or others by leveraging u.s. military public affairs folks or providing u.s. assets support to the small efforts that columbia does so well. we also introduce the colomans -- one more example. i literally took the colombian narcotics police and they reintegration experts and sent them to afghanistan -- sent them to afghanistan to help the afghans deal with nonmilitary productions. there is lots of leverage back and forth. -- youi push you mentioned the environment in one of your answer to the previous questions. can i ask you to address the gentleman's question on how the climate and environment. as part of this research we went to bangladesh. one of the reasons we went there and chose that was not necessarily because we had some crystal ball and we saw there was going to be one million rohing people moving into , butish -- -- bangladesh because there is cyclical displacement around bangladesh and a lot of that is rel

so, there are a lot of good farks linfar factors lined up for north korea.s that give it tremendous potential it has tremendous potential because the people are great, and we would certainly like to see normalization, yes >> and prime minister abe, if i could address you as well. we know how important an issue the abductees is for you president trump said at mar-a-lago during your last meeting that it's a very important issue for him as well. we know about the medium range ballistic missiles did you get an assurance from president trump that he would address both of those in his first meeting with kim >> translator: today, we had long hours of discussion with president trump, good amount of discussion on the issue of abduction, i was able to have a detailed discussion and i think president trump fully understands the is situation. he supports the position of japan. last year, president trump visited japan. on that occasion, he met with the families of abductees. i told you about the 13-year-old girl abducted. the mother of this girl met with president trump