we also heard that after that signing ceremony there in geneva certainly the u.n. envoy stephanie williams was very keen to highlight the plight of the libyan people who have been living with this continued. tension this continued chaos you could argue for many years she expressed so who that the people of libya would finally be able to return to their homes mahmoud here in tripoli you've been in libya for some time they give us a sense of what the situation is like for everyday libyans who've had to live with this these warring sides continually trying to game the upper hand i mean how they're caught in the middle of all of this. well definitely civilians citizens have been paying the heaviest to prize in all these rounds of conflict since 2011 and all the international mediators including the u n and wise to libya over the past several years have been a stressing on the fact that the ultimate goal of all the previous talks is to alleviate the suffering of civilians as you know that. there have been hundreds of thousands of displaced people due to the multiple con

in geneva on thursday and there are talks jewels on monday in moscow again between russia. russia the u.s. and france where the armenian foreign minister is expect to be in attendance as a by john's foreign attend foreign ministers in geneva on thursday but clearly of that amir putin who's been calling for a cease fire for several days now as time has decided to sort of ramp things up hands this invite to both foreign ministers is there in armenia to go to moscow today it's not an invitation when inviting me putin invites former leaders or leaders members of the leadership team of former soviet republics to moscow it's not an invitation you turned now on the ground fighting has lol a bit certainly on the armenian side step and we had sustained bombing really from sunday in gathering in intensity through monday and tuesday much of the day much of the night and then started reducing slightly there is still bombardment going on and we know we've been told it's been going on this morning but to a much lesser extent but in the midst of all of that again on both sides on azerbaij

calls a potent ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva the u.n. secretary general antonio guterres said the it's a fundamental step towards peace the u.n. is libya envoy says she has confidence in the deal will make sure the international community supports it today it's a good day for the libyan people. at 11 15 am this morning.

recognize government and representatives of or not to leave after continue in geneva.ench scientists say covert 1000 are spreading faster know than at the peak of the 1st wave in march european governments are reimposing lockdowns and for strict sions to contain rapidly rising infections russia slovakia and poland have all seen record single day rises on friday an increase in hospital missions across europe is prompting fears of a return to crisis levels seen 8 months ago well let's cross live now to under simmons who's in our european you censor in london and angie that's warning from the french scientists is rather alarming is that north some are seeing more developments in belgium what morkie it's heller's about the situation in europe. yes the warning from french scientists about the record level of infection rates going much higher they feel than since the beginning of the pandemic belgium is the 2nd worst affected in europe soon it seems to be the worst in the whole of western europe and the situation there is that only hours ago at a news conference was expected

a historic day libya's warring sides signed a un negotiated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. to gangs block major roads in lagos after a speech by nigeria's president fails to calm the anger over police brutality. without doubt a call to. the stuff already been unfortunately. made redundant bearing the west welsh business is already hit hard by the pandemic a path to go back into lockdown. see john and israel have agreed to normalize relations and a deal brokered by the u.s. it makes saddam the 3rd arab nation to set aside its differences with israel in the past 2 months though the country's foreign minister says it still needs to be. proved by the transitional legislative council which is yet to be formed us president donald trump sealed the agreement in accord with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister. he also told congress he's removing saddam from a list of state sponsors of terrorism palestinians describe sudan's decision as a new stab in the back a trump says he expects wall countries will want to make a deal and fishes out the

negotiated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. armed gangs block major roads in lagos after speech by nigeria's president fails to calm the ngo over police brutality. a winner has been declared and bolivia's presidential election louie's ass a walk song with 55 percent of the votes. sudan and israel have agreed to normalize relations in a deal brokered by the us and make saddam the 3rd arab nation to set aside its differences with israel in the past 2 months though the country's foreign minister says it still needs to be approved by the transitional legislative council which is yet to be formed. u.s. president donald trump sealed the agreement in a call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister abdullah one dog he also told congress he's removing saddam from a list of state sponsors of terrorism palestinians describes to don's decision as a new stab in the back but trump says he expects more countries will want to make a deal allan fishes out the white house and has more on the announcement. it

headquarters in geneva. the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect. under the terms all foreign fighters are required to leave libya within 3 months and a new joint police force will start patrolling disputed areas. for libya which has been wracked by conflict for nearly 10 years these past 14 months has only seen the fighting worsen while the east of the country is in the hands of powerful word locally for half that and the tobruk based house of representatives the west is controlled by the un backed government of national accord led by prime minister. they remain in tripoli the country's capital have to who is supported by russia egypt and the united arab emirates launched an offensive on tripoli in april 2019 but was pushed back early this year as pro g.m.a. forces received support from turkey the you in which is accused foreign parties of breaching an arms embargo urged them to stop interf

russia and france have also been holding talks in geneva to find a resolution. armenia accuses forces of shelling the historic holy savior cathedral in nagorno-karabakh on thursday armenia says several journalists were injured in the strikes on the cathedral wish knocked over pews and left rubble strewn across the floor hundreds of people have died in the fighting over the past 2 weeks the disputed territory is officially part of azerbaijan but is controlled by ethnic armenians we have reporters in both azerbaijan and armenia byrne and smith is in doris and standing by in banda azerbaijan bernard let's talk to you 1st we've got this invitation from the russians is there been any response from the armenian side . laura armenia's foreign minister tells us it will make a decision in the next hour or so whether zora minutes or canyon the foreign minister here will travel to moscow although invitations by the russian president to leaders and leadership teams in former soviet republics are not invitations that they would generally turn down anyway we expect a formal d

russia and france have also been holding talks in geneva to try to find a solution armenia accused as any forces of shelling the historic holy savior cathedral in the wrong on thursday a media says several journalists were injured in the strikes that damaged pews and left rubble strewn across the floor bounded smith is in the armenian town of wallace with more details on the talks that are due to be held in moscow. well these are off the back of the talks between russia france and the us in geneva on thursday and there are talks scheduled on monday in moscow again between russia. russia the u.s. and france where the armenian foreign minister is expect to be in attendance as a by john's foreign attend foreign minister was in geneva on thursday but clearly of the timea putin who's been calling for a cease fire for several days now as time has decided to sort of ramp things up hands this invite to both foreign ministers is there in armenia to go to moscow today it's not an invitation when invited me putin invites former leaders or leaders members of the leadership team of former soviet r

is calling apartment ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva where the 2 sides have been holding talks libya's been in turmoil ever since longtime leader moammar gadhafi was removed from power in 2011 they've been 2 rival administrations one based in tripoli but another based in the east into brooke well the un's libya envoy says she has confidence in the agreement stephanie williams also gave details about what the ceasefire agreement and tails. the parties agreed that all military units and armed groups on the front lines shall return to their camps this show be accompanied by the departure of all mercenaries and foreign fighters from all the b. into. tories land air and sea within a maximum period of 3 months from today the heads of the 2 rival libyan military delegations to the un praised the deal uncalled for unity. and what i have addressed politicians in libya and have asked them to be one hand not to be polarized by factions and movements in order to achieve stability political and military stability in libya that's the only way to build the nation and to make sure security pre

and historic day libya's warring sides sign a un the go seated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. guinea's army goes on alert softer election results show the president winning a controversial 3rd term. record daily numbers of corona virus infections are reported in the u.s. and europe as government struggle to curb the spread. but 1st sudan is set to become the latest arab country to normalize ties with israel this year the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump who says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreements following similar deals with the u.a.e. and a hurricane the palestinians are calling the move a new stab in the back alan fisher has more from washington d.c. i want to just congratulate from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle. least peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we consumed and wanted to do it here and there was in particular because they essentially bear war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probably there's been a lit

calls a permanent cease fire deal was agreed in geneva the u.n. secretary general antonio so it's a fundamental step towards peace the u.n. is libya envoy says she has confidence in the deal will make sure the international community supports it. today it's a good day for the libyan people. at 11 15 am this morning here in the u.n. headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect the heads of the 2 rival libyan military allegations the u.n. praised the deal and call for unity. and what i have addressed politicians in libya and have asked them to be one hand not to be polarized by factions and movements in order to achieve stability political and military stability in libya that's the only way to build the nation and to make sure security prevails we have had enough suffering enough division and enough bloodshed. we've succeeded in achieving what all libyans were looking forward to the feeling of belonging to a natio

the disputed nicole mcadam back region are displaced international mediators prepared to meet in geneva. tens of thousands rally across into the against the law or they say will work is on the environment. and then the glass hawk deep in senegal's scene is something dealt don't you know it's on a unique visit inside the museum founded by a french collector. african or to the continent. u.s. vice president mike pence and his democratic rival come along harris have squared off over the challenges facing the nation standing about 3 me says apos and behind a c 3 screen they spada have a pandemic the economy and global warming but it was much less raucous than last week's presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden reynolds has the very latest senator harrison vice president pence thank you for being here to show a picture of the trumpet ministrations handling of the coronavirus pandemic started the debate whatever the vice president is claiming the administration has done clearly it hasn't worked when you're looking at over 210000 dead bodies in our country american lives that ha

nicole mccullough back amid attacks from azerbaijan as international mediators prepared to meet in geneva. facing off in the vice presidential debate coming the hardest in my pants class over the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. and what the american people. from the very 1st being president donald trump is because. the american people have witnessed what is the greatest fear of any presidential administration in history and. move against tens of thousands who are rallying in indonesia angry about a no war they say will work is the environment. to many is health minister says there's been a worrying jump in new coronavirus cases the number of infections over the past day has soared past 4000 for the 1st time since april restrictions are being tightened around the country for more let's go straight to dominic kay is live for us. then dominic what is the current rate of infection across germany. for weeks the numbers of new infections have been rising right across germany but there's been a surge of new infections over the past several days with the average number more than 2 and a hal

russia and france and also been holding talks in geneva to find a resolution. accuses ery forces of shelling the historic to the savior cathedral in of on a car back on thursday armenia says several journalists were injured in the strikes that damaged pews and left rubble strewn across the floor but a smith is in the armenian town of chorus with more details on the talks to be held in moscow. bob these are off the back of the talks between russia france and the us in geneva on thursday and there are talks scheduled on monday in moscow again between russia. russia the u.s. and france where the armenian foreign minister is expect to be in attendance as a by john's foreign attend foreign minister was in geneva on thursday but clearly of the timea putin who's been calling for a cease fire for several days now as time has decided to sort of ramp things up hands this invite to both foreign ministers is there in armenia to go to moscow today it's not an invitation when inviting me putin invites former leaders or leaders members of the leadership team of former soviet

what they have accomplished here today took a great deal of courage the agreement signed in geneva calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire it's the biggest step yes towards peace after nearly a decade of war also ahead spain's prime minister says his country is real total coronavirus cases exceeds 3000000 that's triple the official count. we're opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease learning to live with c'mon we're dying with donald trump and joe biden clash on familia issues but the 2nd and final debate is more civil than the 1st. and guineas president on course for victory in elections that of pool violence and allegations of fraud. and i'm somehow must now have all the sport tiger woods has a disastrous a start to the championship at the 15 time major winner and around one near the bottom of the leaderboard. it's been praised as historic but received by many with caution libya's warring sides have agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent ceasefire it decided to geneva after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of long

pretty all side disco but the geneva agreement and let's say i have to retreat one more thing the fact that there's joint committee between to do sides that the supposed to be supervising the dementation of the digging into itself and identifying who violates it it doesn't work like that like back you know you have to have barson but do you have don't you have to have a 3rd but you wouldn't a country from outside there is out of 5 who is really doing that. is good it is definitely going to be a delicate task ahead for both commissions or which will be operating on the ground in libya the general feeling is that there is absolutely no way people will trust. the accused him for the atrocities committed against their own people in misrata in tripoli and so on who are in different places vice a versa you have the same sentiment in these people will tell you we we want. to trust in the militias operating in the west can you unify these people into one security force operating alongside of the whole territory of libya it's an ambitious for sure by i think the last few years have shown us tha

and historic day libya's warring sides signed a un the go see a cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. leftist candidate luis are say becomes bolivia's new president after winning 55 percent of the votes. and record daily numbers of corona virus infections are reported in the us and europe as governments worldwide struggle to curb the spread of. sudan is set to become the latest arab country to normalize toys with israel this year the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump who says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreements following the u.a.e. and behind similar deals the palestinians are calling. sudan's move a new stab in the back in a moments we'll have reaction from khartoum and ramallah but 1st this report smiled and fisher in washington d.c. i want to just gradually you know from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we consumed they wanted to do it here and that was particularly nice because they essentially better war with israel for. a long t

to be as the warring sides sign a cease fire deal in geneva the biggest step yet towards peace the nearly a decade of war. i feel almost equal and regional directors to respect the provisions of the ceasefire agreement and ensured its implementation. also on these foreign ministers from a media and azerbaijan meet separately with the u.s. secretary of state to defuse tensions are going to going to cut about spain's prime minister says his country's real total of coronavirus cases could exceed 3000000 triple the official count. starting with that breaking news from the white house where u.s. president donald trump has announced that israel and sudan have now agreed to normalize their relations sudan now becoming the 3rd arab nation this year to such a deal this was after donald trump and told congress that he will remove sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism that removal from the list has been a top priority for sudan's transitional government as it tries to revive its. so let's start with alan fischer who's at the white house for us this friday hi alan take us through this wh

the unions but it's me is in armenia all the french of that are going to be talks on thursday in geneva on monday in moscow of the minsk group this is fronts russia and the us the group that was set up to try and work out a solution for nagorno karabakh after the end of the war in 1994 it hasn't done the last 30 years now al-jazeera understands that in fact it was an idea a suggestion to have these talks about 23 weeks ago and they were going to set a date up before the fighting started will now are those 2 dates has been set up and al-jazeera also understands that the foreign ministers of azerbaijan and armenia will go to these talks of one of the foreign ministers will go to geneva and the other one will go to moscow. the power vacuum in kyrgyzstan is persisting with rival groups failing in attempts to take control there's been an argument over who should take over as prime minister following the resignation of the previous office holder late on tuesday government buildings have been stormed by protest as anger grows over sunday's parliamentary election which has now been a no child s

france and russia over the coming days the talks in geneva in moscow aimed at convincing the warring sides to negotiate a cease fire and then to go into a karabakh region hundreds have been killed during 11 days of fighting and both sides have accuse each other of targeting civilians see them closely or blue reports. or was a teacher she was killed 2 days ago when a source very johns and should bear to city was hit by rocket. she was struck by fragments in the back and other parts of her body on national teachers say. her sisters are mourning saying that they got. big you showed the atrocity against civilians here she died in her own house quote i know we're all ready to die for our lands. in the backyard of her house her neighbors gather to honor her memory the rocket left its traces on the ground and on the walls. hours rather so ill guard was also caught in that attack he shows or his house was also hit by a rocket and then called fire. these paper boxes were scattered after day explosion his son collects and sells them to make a living. situation whatever we were at home 3 rocket

headquarters in geneva. the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect well stephanie williams also went since in more detail about what's that cease fire agreements and sales. the parties agreed that all military units and armed groups on the front lines shall return to their camps and this show be accompanied by the departure of all mercenaries and foreign fighters from all libyan territories land air and sea within a maximum period of 3 months from today. well the heads of the 2 rival libyan military delegations to the u.n. praised the deal and cold for unity. and what i have addressed politicians in libya and have asked them to be one hand not to be polarized by factions and movements in order to achieve stability political and military stability in libya that's the only way to build the nation and to make sure security prevails we have had enough suffering enough division and enough bloodshed

foreign ministers from armenian azerbaijan have been holding talks in geneva.sides agreed to swap bodies and provide a list of prisoners of war. they made advances in kilo cases. >> the cease-fire is being constantly violated despite what is being said. verification mechanisms are not there. and the humanitarian forces are not there. the difficult process continues with the group. and they participate, but we must -- we must recognize they're very far apart from how they see the end of this conflict. >> xixi has long played a pivotal role in the conflict. it overlooks the regional factor of this area. and it's there that aber back january shelled the city in the first war. it sits on the main highway. hamid has more from baku. >> there hasn't been any official announcement coming out of here about shusha or whether the army is headed towards that area. i was speaking with a top commander of the army earlier today. and he woundn't, confirm any of the news coming out of armenia. he didn't deny it either. but at the owned the day, it's no secret. we have said that

of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region is displaced as international mediators prepare to meet in geneva. brazil records its 5000000 case the coronavirus many warnings a lack of social distancing could bring a 2nd wave. chaos in kurdistan the rival opposition factions claim control after the prime minister was forced to resign. u.s. vice president mike pence and his democratic rival come along hours have squared off over the challenges facing the nation sitting about 3 metres apart and behind a see through screen baseball and over the pandemic the call to me global warming it was much less raucous than last week's presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden brunell's has the latest senator harrison vice president pence thank you for being here the sharp exchanges over the trumpet ministrations handling of the coronavirus pandemic started the debate whatever the vice president is claiming the administration has done clearly it hasn't worked when you're looking at over 210000 dead bodies in our country american lives that have been lost families that are grieving that loss and y

region of them going to commit attacks from azerbaijan as international mediators are to meet in geneva. police move against tens of thousands were rallying in indonesia angry about the law they say will harm workers and the environment. he's been condemned for jailing opponents threatening martial law and the heavy handed war on drugs why the philippine president's popularity is still at a record high. and joining us roscoe with the sports i'll have the latest from the women's semifinals at the french open plus one on one of the histories of the last 4 at roland garros after being made to work hard 7 by public arena in paris. in the last donald trump has said he will not take part in the 2nd u.s. presidential debate if it's held virtually the debate commission has changed the format because of covert 19 and said it wanted to protect the health of all people involved in the event next week president trump is still recovering from his covert infection. i heard that the commissioner a little while ago changed the debate style. that's not acceptable to beat him easily in the 1st debate acc

accomplished here today took a great deal of courage libya's warring sides sign a cease fire deal in geneva the biggest step yet towards peace there after nearly a decade of war. i appealed to all stakeholders and regional actors to respect the provisions of the ceasefire agreement and ensured its implementation we don't delay . foreign ministers from the media and azerbaijan meet separately with u.s. secretary of state might. try to defuse tensions over not going to cut about. in the past our u.s. president donald trump has announced that israel and sudan have agreed to normalize relations sudan becomes the 3rd to arab nation this year to do such a deal earlier donald trump also told congress he was removing sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism removal from bat list has been a top priority for sudan's transitional government as it tries to revive a struggling economy. in sudan they wanted to do a deal and that was in particular nice because they essentially better war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probably there's been a li

is calling a permanent ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva just a short while ago libya's been in turmoil ever since the fall of longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 have been to rival administrations one based in the capital tripoli of another based in the east in tobruk the un's libya envoy says this is a moment of hope for the people of libya. in and. we have to give the people this hope of a better future i'm fully confident that i can place my confidence in you and the libyan people can have confidence in you the u.n. is with you and with the libyan people will do our utmost to make sure that the international community will provide full constant support to you. the man leading the delegation of libya's u.n. recognized government based in tripoli praised the deal and called for unity i've had and what i have addressed politicians in libya and have asked them to be one hand not to be polarized by factions and movements in order to achieve stability political and military stability in libya that's the only way to build the nation and to make sure security prevails we have ha

we know your foreign minister will meet with mediators in geneva.tat do you want to o come ouf this? >> armenia's militatary occupupn agaiainst my cntntry oururs for seveveral years. you have another escalation by the armenian side. the country is existing in azerbaijan cities. this includes the second-b-biggt city. as we go through h the conflict resolution p process, azerbaijan supports this process, but the process lasts for 3 30 years. people are suffering frorom the mililitary occupation ofof armea and want to go to theheir homes. our expectatatn from that meetining -- we should reredoube the efforts. we should have substantial t tas .. first,t, the occupation must an. armenian armrmed forces mustst withdraw from the sovereieign territories of azezerbaijan. we should feel thahat people in azerbaijan are safe and secure. phil: you go into this with preconditions. yoyou accuse the other side of hahaving bomb civilians. both sides in this conflict have been accused by outside observers of bombing civilian targets. part of the military campaign in

libby is sides signed a cease-fire after five days of talks in geneva. armed gangslock major roads in lagos after a speech by the nigerian president fails to calm the anger over police brutality. >> half the staff have already been unfortunately -- but remain productive. >> welsh businesses hit hard by the pendant back -- pandemic prepared to go back into lockdown. sudan and israel have agreed to normalize relations in a deal brokered by the u.s.. it makes sudan the third arab nation to set aside differences with israel. the foreign minister says it needs to be approved by the transitional council which is yet to be formed. president trump sealed the deal in a call with benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister. he told congress he is removing sudan from spates >> -- state sponsors of terrorism. palestinians describe the decision as a new step in the back. alan fisher is at the white house. he has more. >> this process has been ongoing. it started when mike pompeo came into the administration. what is clear is the sudan government decided it wou

us from geneva. an inhabitant for millions of people that's what the planet is becoming due to the lack of action on climate change that's according to a strongly worded united nations report it says in the past 2 decades more than 7000 major natural disasters have been recorded and that figure has nearly doubled in the past 20 years the increases are mostly attributed to floods and storms the u.n. is accusing political and business leaders of willingly sowing the seeds of our own destruction and says industrial nations have failed miserably on reducing greenhouse gas emissions researchers on the biggest mission to the north pole have also released some of their findings what they've documented is extensive extensive amounts of sea ice melting away and they predict there will be ice free arctic summers within the next few decades let's bring in dennis mclean who's a spokesman for the united nations office for disaster risk reduction who are behind this particular report today he's joining us from gen

sides what they have accomplished here today took a great deal of courage the agreement signed in geneva calls for an immediate and permanent cease fire the biggest step yet towards peace after nearly a decade of war. i appeal to all stakeholders and regional actors to respect to put a visions of the ceasefire agreement and ensure its implementation without delay. also the news foreign ministers from armenia and azerbaijan meet separately with the u.s. secretary of state but there is still more fighting in the going to cut about. and poland's top court issues a ruling on abortion that makes the procedure illegal in nearly all cases. and i'm sad how must not have all this all it. was has a disastrous start to the zozo championship the 15 time major winner and so round one near the bottom of the leaderboard. well it's been pretty praised as historic but has been received by many with caution libya's warring sides of agreed to what the united nations is calling a permanent ceasefire it was signed in geneva after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of libya's longtime leade

international mediators are set to begin talks in geneva to hold the worst fighting in decades between armenia and azerbaijan the diplomatic efforts is happening as intense shelling in the golan a cutback continues a local rights group says half the population has been displaced because of constant attacks by azerbaijan is very side says all meaning forces are targeting the major cities. into the asian police have fired tear gas at protesters running against a new labor law and the day of nationwide demonstrations they'll be union say it will erode workers' rights and weaken environmental protections the government says it's needed to basically call me hit by the coalition of voters and. opposition groups in kurdistan remain divided over who should take over as prime minister follows the announcement of sunday's parliamentary election. government is being urged to release 130000 wrangham muslims from detention reports by human rights watch has described life in their refugee camps in russian state as squalid and abusive. there's a headline for these continuous hinata there cyprus a eur

we understood the geneva conventions to mean that absolutely you know you knew you couldn't you couldn't harm anybody in your care that your primary responsibility was there will be. rather than putting you in distress but then we were confused and then of you know of course we got these memos from the justice department and from the pentagon. authorizing the use of much more harsh techniques. we started docking those techniques when i was stationed in mosul among them were stress positions sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia. state and in any way we could put them in distress using dogs this is this is a salute so called slippery slope so that they take the gloves off policy allowed american interrogators from going from a certain list of techniques that were let's say allowed and even those were already torture to doing extreme things rape and sodomy you know the most extreme forms of physical and psychological patel easy. you can just torture somebody on a whim without knowing how to do it and the reality of course is that torture like any physical skill right requires training re

just days after a cease fire collapsed foreign ministers from by science have been holding talks in geneva and agreed to swap bodies and provide a list of prisoners of war within a week. u.s. president donald trump on his election rival joe biden have been holding back to back rallies in the midwest the 2 candidates both stopped off in the state of minnesota on friday to make a final push to support the election has already seen a historic early vote to turn out texas a scene more balance counts so far this year than in all of 2016 days all the headlines nice continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera correspondent i am. thanks to. thank you i. i was like yes i. guess the best who were p.b.s. was a who was to us i guess it was. pleased to see us live and it'll probably. the be absolutely a hook was the to it but not everyone adores mateo salvini the far right leader dominating italian politics some believe his actions and slogans are reminiscent of the country's most notorious export fascism. it was born here 100 years ago could it be coming back. to understand what's happening today i

the disputed nagorno-karabakh region all the french of that are going to be talks on thursday in geneva and on monday in moscow of the minsk group this is front russia of the us the group that was set up to try and work out a solution for nagorno karabakh after the end of the war in 1994 it hasn't done the last 2 years now al-jazeera understands that in fact it was an idea a suggestion to have these talks about 23 weeks ago and they were going to set a date up before the fighting started will now those 2 dates have been set up an al-jazeera also understands that the foreign ministers of azerbaijan and armenia will go to these talks of one of the foreign ministers will go to geneva and the other one will go to moscow the power vacuum in kyrgyzstan is persisting with rival groups failing and attempts to take control over an argument over who should take over as prime minister following the resignation of the previous officeholders late on tuesday government buildings have been stormed by protest as is anger grows over sunday's parliamentary election which is now being an old both u.s. vic

council's of meet me meetings on libya the un says the next stage is military talks to take place in geneva in a couple of weeks to try and formalize a ceasefire and then the bigger task of organizing political talks originally they were going to be in geneva at the middle of the month but it's been difficult to walk a noise because of covert 19 restrictions and quarantine rules the u.n. however says they're still hopeful they can take place before the end of october james al-jazeera at the united nations. villagers in northern have told our desire how they fled for their lives as others were beheaded and their homes taught armed groups linked i so want to create an islamic state in kabul delgado province which is rich in natural gas more than 2000 people killed and 300000 forced from their homes in the past 3 years marc webb reports. giulietta car law says she's never seen anything like the recent attack on her village in mozambique by an armed group one of the 79 years she's been alive. we saw our houses burned and they started beheading people we ran away our home is far from here and it

council's of meet me meetings of libya the un says the next stage is military talks to take place in geneva in a couple of weeks to try and formalize a cease fire and then the bigger task of organizing political talks originally they were going to be in geneva at the middle of the month but it's been difficult to organize because of coded 19 restrictions and quarantine rules the u.n. however says they're still hopeful they can take place before the end of october james al-jazeera at the united nations. 9 days into the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan both sides appear to be ramping up hostilities over the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh nato's chief and russian president vladimir putin are calling for an immediate cease fire sin and cos alu reports from india in azerbaijan. style's fired into maine governor ridge the 4th largest city in azerbaijan 2 of them hit a nearby hydro power complex which is the largest in the caucuses region as a real fish will say critical civilian infrastructure is under imminent threat our main yet denies that we are deeply concerned about the situa

your foreign minister will meet with international mediators in geneva tomorrow what do you want to come out of this meeting. thank you and i kohli arminius military cooperation against my country continues hormones and so the years on other boats and so forth on the motor corporation and we have seen also yet and as a. side against innocent civilians i have since been in pictures but on the contrary even a drastic situation is existing on azerbaijan a city's armenian side who is in the heavy artillery including the missile systems against in azerbaijan so it is an important the 2nd biggest city of azerbaijan guenter as regards in a conflict resolution process azerbaijan supports newsgroup process but this process was for also 2 years 30 years azerbaijan and people incomes and political patient. on azerbaijan i.d.p.'s and if you use also want to grow their homes and what intention our expectation from meeting with or group or chair final issue that it doubles air force me should have been a very effective substance of talks to resolve well because of many solution of his council of cours

cease fire and then the bigger task of organizing political talks originally they were going to be in geneva at the middle of the month but it's been difficult to walk and eyes because of covert 19 restrictions and quarantine rules the u.n. however says they're still hopeful they can take place before the end of october james al-jazeera at the united nations. at least 9 people have died in severe floods in france and italy around 20 more missing firefighters in the french alps victims region are still searching for at least 8 people who were carried off by floodwaters almost 2 years worth of rain fell in 12 hours around the city of nice cutting off villages and washing away roads and houses and in neighboring northwestern italy rescuers are also looking for a number of missing people heavy rain continued in the regions of piedmont. away roads damaged homes and collapsed bridges. and let's take you through some of the headlines now the u.s. president is back in the white house after 3 nights in hospital for coronavirus treatment before entering his official residence he took off his mask even

region of nicola cutback amid attacks from by john as international mediators prepared to meet in geneva. facing off in the u.s. vice presidential debate tema harris and mike pence clashed over the handling of the coronavirus pandemic and america's role in the world. as a donald trump's unilateral approach to foreign policy coupled with his isolation if. he pulled us out and has made america less safe we stood strong with her a large but we've been demanding. we begin with a disturbing trend developing right across europe just before winter hits coronavirus cases and in some places it's worse than it's ever been austria has just recorded its highest number of daily cases ever more than 1200 that is higher than mobs when the initial wave of info. actions was at its peak it's the same story in slovakia with over a 1000 cases a record figure for just one day united kingdom is having to consider implementing even more covert 19 restrictions as the 2nd wave accelerates cases they're rising by about 14000 every day the situation in ukraine is looking increasingly dire as lock down measures are

at tweed knives limits to geneva when it's a truce came into force how well were people in the walls along and. they're not true legs while stime ceasefire was broken off the call for an hour so close by renewed side the transitional houses insufferable through its entirety to the seas for was broken again starting on the cells feasibly and jabber allusions in the late afternoon i've done under fire. i am a soldier's mother when i heard the news about the ceasefire i called my relatives and complained about this decision we must go to the very end and liberate all our lands we fear nothing living near the present line and knock them. down because we believe in our soldiers and president if they say they should be peaceful resolution then we do not want this war we want our lands back no matter whether it's at the negotiating table or through war. i was fighting against armenia in the early ninety's at that time armenians also proclaimed cease fires but never observed them and occupied new territories where we want to expect to get it's the same thing now they talk about a ceasefire t

representatives meeting in geneva. was seen in kosovo as in the koran boy in azerbaijan which has been hit by dozens of shells and rockets in the last 24 hours she spoke with the family of an elderly woman who was killed by shrapnel in bed. as a 5 am local today as our big city was hit by 56 or to larry's and 14 rockets a spirit executive committed a local government body told us earlier this day one of those rockets was a grad rockets as the experts say and that hit a 60 year old widows but cured especially the street in her garden the remaining fell on to ground and were cleared by the mine clearing teams there was a huge explosion the neighbors the witnesses tell us you can see the fragments they hit the walls of the building but also said that she was unaware of any politics she had no idea of guns how would she ever know that a rocket would kill her in her own house as the explosion happened the fragments of the record were these are scattered inside the house through these broken windows and hits today on glioma

of president john and i mean you scheduled to meet separately with the men's group on thursday in geneva there might be yet another attempt to impose a ceasefire that never was but it will even more difficult the barda pak marking as seriousness collation that at the. back. let's go live to armenians capitally out of an al-jazeera a challenge what's the latest. well the new. author of sees the defense ministry is updated its military death toll. by another $51.00 casualties on the battlefield now they seem to be losing roughly that amount of people every day at the moment so the current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that step down occurred at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack from as a by johnny forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on the cities there. the defense ministry has also said that it shot down one of these. drones these are the the this is a piece of technology that are being taken here. in the nagorno-karabakh an armenian fight is now t

says the next stage is military talks to take place in geneva in a couple of weeks to try and formalize a cease fire and then the bigger task of organizing political talks originally they were going to be in geneva at the middle of the month but it's been difficult to walk and eyes because of covert 19 restrictions and quarantine rules the u.n. however says they're still hopeful they can take place before the end of october james al-jazeera at the united nations. a new mobile out to complain against pollution is one of the ways new delhi is hoping to clear the air and his capital is one of the world's most polluted cities which experts say weakens everyone's immune system quality improved dramatically at the height of the curve at 19 knockdown india is one of the worst affected countries with more than 6 and a half 1000000 infections. bad 5000000 never come back that was have i want you to let pollution right now or. you know that the festive season is coming to day by day. again there will be same politicians same problem i'm at risk because of the pollution when there was no coronavir