the streets they also attacked another fulani village nearby i think violence has compounded an already dire security situation in mali is desert regions which are used as a base by al qaida and eisel groups now dons a hunters are part of mali's largest ethnic group while the nomadic fulani people are dispersed throughout the west africa the two communities often clash over access to land and water in january thirty seven people were killed in another fulani village that attack was also blamed on the dong who often accused me of ties with al qaeda linked fighters the falana say that mali's military arms hunters to attack them but paul mellie from chatham house africa program says that accusation is yet to be established. we don't yet know if the army has actually armed some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over these four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is excel aerated the army has really struggled to maintain any control there been a lot of random attacks or military bases and particularly isolated military outposts for example or checkpoi

a rival ethnic group who accuse the fulani of having links tojihadists.guns and machetes. their homes and possessions set alight. translation: we are all the same ethnic groups. we are not really aware of everything that is going on. the dogons are not attacked, only us fulani. we don't know the reason for their anger. all we know is that they come to kill us and drive us away. that's all we know. but this is just the latest incident in mali's increasingly violent and complex conflict, where ethnic tensions in the central mopti region have been exacerbated by the presence ofjihadist fighters. on monday, the country's president visited the site of saturday's attack, having already replaced the army's chief of staff. the government says it is also banning the dogon militia group it believes was responsible, but it is unlikely these moves will be enough to comfort a population already frustrated by the failure of authorities to protect them from both jihadist onslaughts and ethnic reprisals. caroline rigby, bbc news. now let's talk brexit again — it's all ov

their communities and their lives tony berkley al-jazeera beera at least one hundred thirty four fulani herders have been killed in mali during an attack blamed on an ethnic militia group gunmen dressed as traditional dons. hunters targeted the village of. districts they also attacked another village nearby ethnic violence has compounded an already dire security situation mali's desert regions which are used as a base by al qaeda and isolated groups now so hunters are part of these largest ethnic group while the. people are dispersed throughout the west africa the two communities often clash over access to land and water in january thirty seven people were killed in another fulani village that attack was also blamed on the don't so often accuse the ties with al qaeda linked fighters the fulani say that mali's military arms dog hunters to attack them. from chatham house is africa program says that accusation is yet to be established. we don't yet know if the army has actually armed some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over the sort of four or five years that this crisi

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seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi at least one hundred thirty four fulani herders have been killed in mali during an attack blamed on an ethnic militia and u.s. forces in syria say they have taken the law held by ice so raising their flag over the eastern for the village of. with ice all self declared a caliphate now a race there are questions over what happens to foreign fighters and their families who want to return home while many countries are turning them away chechnya is bucking that trend some reports from its regional capital grozny. thank you that was pregnant with her third child when she and her family crossed the border from turkey to join eisel she says they were lured by videos betraying a land of pure islam but found torture war and oppression instead fearing reprisals from eisel she doesn't want to show her face. there was a lot of injustice there a lot of evil they not only tortured others those who were not from my school they were torturing that we do schooling there that's why the place fell apart it cannot be called islamic state things

tensions and violence between fulani and dogon communities have been on the rise. in human rights watch said december, "militia killings of civilians in central and northern mali are spiralling out -- spiraling out of control." the government has since banned the dogon hunting militia that is believed to be responsible for this latest attack. in afghanistan, an airstrike killed at least 14 civilians on saturday in northern kunduz province, according to afghan officials. four afghan soldiers were also killed in the attack. the u.s. blamed the attack on the taliban. on friday, two u.s. special forces and afghan special forces four fighters were killed in a joint operation inin the same region. in a separate incident in southern helmand province, four people were killed and 30 people injured by taliban bombs, according to local officials. at least 40 afghan security force personnel are believed to have been killed in a taliban attack in the region last week. the deaths come as the u.s. is in the midst of ongoing peace talks with the taliban. the u.s.-backed syrian dem

boubacar keita, has replaced senior army officials following the killing on saturday of more than 130 fulaniry has long been criticised for failing to protect villages from attacks by rival ethnic militias and jihadists. boeing says it has invited more than 200 airline pilots, technical experts and regulators to its factory as part of efforts to restore the grounded 737 max to commercial service. boeing said the session would give information about software and training updates for the aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes since october. the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have made history by becoming the first members of the royal family to visit cuba in an official capacity. the royal couple attended a wreath—laying ceremony for cuba's national hero, the poet jose marti and are due to join the country's president for an official dinner. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. welcome to cuba, the guard of honour of the revolutionary armed forces of one of the world's last remaining single party communist states, with a greeting for the representative of

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mali's president has replaced senior army officials following the killing on saturday of more than 130 fulani has long been criticised for failing to protect villages from attacks by rival ethnic militias and jihadists. two students from a florida high school where 17 people were shot dead last year have killed themselves within a week of each other. they both attended the marjory stoneman douglas school in parkland where students launched a campaign for tighter gun laws after the tragedy. boeing says it has invited more than 200 airline pilots, technical experts and regulators to its factory as part of its efforts to restore the grounded 737 max to commercial service. boeing said the session would give information about software and training updates for the aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes since october. a pro—military political party in thailand has performed better than predicted in the country's first election since the army took power five years ago. the palang pracharat party won about half a million more votes than the main opposition party. official results, whic

at least 110 people have been killed in central mali in an attack on the fulani ethnic group, one ofn recent years. local officials say armed men dressed as traditional donzo hunters surrounded the village of 0gossagou in mopti region before attacking people in their homes. women and children were among the dead. there have been at least two explosions in the somali capital mogadishu. eyewitnesses say gunmen entered a building housing two government ministries and exchanged fire with somali security forces. it is not yet clear how many people were killed but officials say policemen were amongst the victims. the jihadist group al shabab said it carried out the attack. in the united states, there are calls for the full publication of the report into alleged collusion between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign. special counsel robert mueller submitted his long—awaited report on friday after a two—year inquiry. republicans claim it vindicates president trump. here's our north america correspondent chris buckler. for months, the special counsel robert mueller has been investi

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an attack on the fulani ethnic group in central mali has left more than 1,000 people dead.l donzo hunters surrounded a village in the mopti region before attacking people in their homes. senior un officials have visited the country, calling for an immediate end to the violence. translation: we clearly and firmly these attacks against civilians, which claimed the lives of women and children. in the face of this unspeakable tragedy, i personally, asa unspeakable tragedy, i personally, as a secretary general‘s special representative, i call first for an end to this spiral of violence. i call first for an end to this spiral of violence. as part of our mandate to protect civilians — as soon as we learned of this attack, we sent un peacekeeping forces to the scene of the incident. you'll find much more on our website, including analysis of the security concerns in the area and what the un and other agencies are doing to help. that's all at bbc.com/news or you can download the bbc news app. the us attorney—general, william barr, has spent the day at the department ofjustice examin

boubacar keita, has replaced senior army officials following the killing on saturday of more than 130 fulaniillages from attacks by rival ethnic militias and jihadists. two students from a florida high school where 17 people were shot dead last year have killed themselves within a week of each other. they both attended the marjory stoneman douglas school, in parkland, where students launched a campaign for tighter gun laws after the tragedy. the attack on worshippers at a mosque in new zealand in which 50 people died has sent shock waves around the world. nowhere more so than australia, the home country of the alleged gunman. it's opened up a debate over whether some in australia's political class have dragged racist ideology into mainstream public life. but many dismiss this, pointing to the large number of flourishing migrant communities. the bbc‘s stephen mcdonell, in sydney, looks at both sides. when people are getting attacked in their own... fraser anning, a senator from the fringe of australian politics, had an egg cracked onto his head by a protesting teenager after the politician sa

an attack on the fulani ethnic group in central mali has left more than a hundred people dead — one ofsay armed men dressed as traditional donzo hunters surrounded the village of 0gossagou in mopti region before attacking people in their homes. there have been at least two explosions in the somali capital mogadishu. eyewitnesses say gunmen entered a building housing two government ministries and exchanged fire with somali security forces. it is not yet clear how many people were killed but officials say policemen were amongst the victims. the jihadist group al shabab said it carried out the attack. one of israel's most renowned former intelligence agents, rafi eitan, has died in tel aviv at the age of 92. he was best known for leading an operation, in 1960, to snatch the fugitive nazi, adolf eichmann, from argentina and smuggle him to israel. eichmann was put on trial for his role in the holocaust and executed. stay with us: a journey from hell for this young orangutan rescued on his way to bali. let there be no more war or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. very good. applause so p

right now is to give them shelter food water education protection at least one hundred thirty four fulani herders have been killed in mali during an attack blamed on an ethnic militia gunmen dressed as traditional dons a hunter has targeted the village of. district u.s. backed forces in syria say they have taken the last pocket of land held by i saw the syrian democratic forces raise their flag above who is where there have been weeks of fighting. with our forces have raised our flags and have declared the end of this so-called cully fate in the north and in syria this victory could have been a sheave were it not for the grace sacrifices of our brave martyrs and details of the molar report into possible collusion between russia and donald trump's twenty sixteen campaign could be revealed to congress by sunday attorney general william barr says he'll write two reports one for congress and another for the public the president has been silent so far. at least fifteen people have been killed in a gun battle in somalia as capital attackers stormed a government building after detonating a suici

an attack on the fulani ethnic group in central mali has left more than a hundred people dead.ssed as traditional donzo hunters surrounded a village in the mopti region before attacking people in their homes. senior un officials have visited the country — calling for an immediate end to the violence. translation: we clearly and firmly condemn these attacks against civilians. in the face of this unspeakable tragedy i personally, as a secretary general special representative, call for sran and to the spiral of violence. as part of oui’ the spiral of violence. as part of our mandate to protect civilians, as $0011 our mandate to protect civilians, as 50011 as we our mandate to protect civilians, as soon as we learned of this attack we sent un peacekeeping force as to the scene of the incident. the us attorney general, william barr, has spent the day at the department ofjustice examining the report by the special counsel, robert mueller, into russia's role in the 2016 presidential poll — when donald trump was elected. mr barr is considering whether to release the main findings to co

dons or hunters stormed overloads it's a village of cattle herders and bank they attacked another fulani village nearby violence between for lani and rival communities has worsened the dire security situation in mali's desert regions while these prime minister announced the military's commander's dismissals after an emergency cabinet meeting. and we take you to wellington that is the prime minister of new zealand sons are speaking after a cabinet meeting let's listen in muslim community on tuesday i will heed to christchurch to meet with the overseas delegations and heat of the national remembrance service on friday which obviously are doing. i want to update you though on the government's next steps in response to the christchurch terrorist attack and our plans to keep new zealand syphon to assure ensure that this never happens again last week on may eighteenth of march cabinet agreed to establish an inquiry into the christchurch mosques tira a take today cabinet a grade the inquiry will be a royal commission. while new zealand is and muslim communities around the world grieving and sho

dancer hunter a store and a villager for lining cattle herders and bank last they attacked another fulani village nearby violence between for me and rival communities has worsened the dire security situation in mali's desert regions molly's prime minister announced the military commanders dismissals after an emergency cabinet meeting. a pro-military party has unexpectedly taken the lead in thailand's first election since a coup five years ago with most of the ballots counted at party has seven point six million votes about five hundred thousand more than the main opposition party scott heiler has more from bangkok. thailand an elected leader for the last five years voting early on election day. is looking to keep his job through the ballot box he became prime minister after the military coup in two thousand and fourteen he's the candidate of the military backed party. i hope everyone will want india election today to exercise your rights everyone wants democracy therefore everyone should exercise our rights into transparency the opposition party put ty linked to exiled former prime minist

least one hundred fifteen fulani herders have been killed in mali in a massacre blamed on ethnic militia a local mera says gunmen dressed as a traditional dawn zero hunters carried out the attack in the village of all go that's in the bank us district they also attacked a building guard that's another village nearby violence between me and rival communities has compounded an already dark security situation in molly's desert regions. soup kitchens in for the poor in mexico are being shut down and so are the government programs for the most vulnerable president under us manuel lopez obrador says he's ordered to cut funds for social programs to stamp out corruption but the left wing leaders decision is surprising many because of his previous support for the disadvantaged at home and has this report from mexico city . mexican community kitchens where some of the country's most vulnerable you get a cheap meal was one of the notices here lou pape their life saver in feeding her family of six weeks is gays would be i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and