schoolchildren at another rally on monday facing pressure at home and abroad the head of the military giunta said the killing of peaceful students is a crime opposition groups are demanding an investigation into monday's killings. what happened in l a boy is the straw that will break the military councils but we need to know who committed the massacre the military council has to risk the mints in them to court if they don't then let this council and the petitioners association and the coalition of freedom and change go to hell. have a more going to has more from. we're going to move on to someone else who has been joining us in the discussion on this wall as a lecturer at kill university an analyst at the horn of africa he says there are divisions within the opposition on how to move forward and dealing with the military. there's already a significant difference between the 2 sides on the prosecution of documents the opposition alliance has differences among its groups the very board charge people who are proud to be different views to your house who don't move forward there's already the pr

now sudan's ruling military giunta has suspended schools across the country until further notice that announcement comes after security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas at protesters mass rallies are being held against monday's killing of 5 students the head of the ruling military junta has blamed the opposition for tensions in the country 10 ambassadors from the u.n. security council have delivered a petition to the secretary general on syria they want to turn a good turkish to launch an investigation into the bombing of hospitals in it lip trade talks between the u.s. and china have resumed after they stalled in may of the issue of tariffs the world's 2 biggest economies of impose taxes covering more than $360000000000.00 worth of imports more than 40 people over here to court in hong kong on allegations of rioting this is the 1st time such serious charges have been brought against anti-government protesters rising usually carries a jail term of up to 10 years protesters have been battling rain as they stand outside the court supporting those inside. now the fukushima nucle

protesters during a peaceful sit in in khartoum more than 100 people were killed by sudan's military giunta on june 3rd. much of the violence was recorded on cell phone videos internet services were cut shortly after on the orders of sudan's transitional military council. lawyer adela seem hazan filed a lawsuit requesting the internet be restored the court agreed services were brought back 1st to fix landlines on tuesday the ruling was extended to mobile phones he along with several human rights groups believe the shutdown was an attempt to hide evidence of crimes committed against civilians what. the argument was that interrupting internet services would protect the general public but in fact it was the opposite it was for the protection of private aid to taste and pull people that have committed crimes. social media platforms like facebook and twitter were widely used to organize protests that ultimately toppled longtime leader omar al bashir in april once the military took control for weeks protesters took to the streets demanding the formation of a civilian led government. since the mil

all talks are expected to resume for a 2nd day within the opposition and the military giunta protesters are demanding accountability for those killed during a military crackdown last month were silliman baldo as a policy adviser on sudan for the enough project a genocide prevention organization and say former director of the sudan democracy 1st group he says protesters in sudan want stop until their demands are met. these people who are demonstrating today and on the air isn't doing that they're not us oracle national league u.s.c. well there's not a vision and literally council that's why i keep him on that has to be in it but most don't want would what we've done in the grand month investigation into the killing of our work because when you move on throughout the message from somebody please don't feel anything more than 200 people killed and our own than. the minute incipient minute gets in the grapes part of the military council and it's done a cute. of all of these and giving them what he. has. given the clearance to get in about the fix even if it is a lot of pressure coming from

removal of long time ruler share so don's opposition says more than 100 people were killed but the giunta disputes that number. of them i don't believe what happened today undermines the political process unless the military council looks for excuses to prisoner go see a sense or progress in it the process what happened today is a natural response let the military council see this is a strong message that the people cannot remain silent as the investigation commission was formed not to establish the truth but to conceal the truth. is there is him organise following developments for us from neighboring ethiopia. the opposition as well as for justice on the streets have announced that they do not recognize the findings of the investigation committee that was set up by the transitional military council there saying that they want an independent free and fair investigation and they're saying that the military council is basically trying to bury the truth that they do not want to reveal who was behind the killings now lots of protestors have come out on social media and setbacks they have reco

time leader omar al bashir to go the military took over in a coup but protesters argue the ruling giunta is a continuation oprah she's demanding a transition to civilian government. 2 2 7 c c opposition the to see they hope this do you will be the beginning of the christian. group there. thousands of algerians have been out on the streets for independence day celebrations and protests demanding a new democratic government it's 57 years since algeria gained independence from france pro-democracy protests began in february which led to the resignation of longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika in april the interim president has called for a national dialogue to arrange a presidential election but he did not set a date for it independence day as well in venezuela where opposition leader who has been rallying his supporters calling for president nicolas maduro his resignation why don't also renewed his call to the army to turn against madeira on thursday u.n. report revealed that more than 7000 people have been killed in venezuela as part of security operations in the past 18 months but do i

public meetings in the capital to explain why they signed a power sharing deal with the military giunta under the agreement a council will be set up with the leadership rotated. military and civilian protesters are welcome the deal is a victory as others see it as surrender brian reports. in khartoum the crowds gathered chanting for the revolution just hours after opposition groups announced a deal with the military council there reminding the jointer it will be held accountable for its actions. revolutions against injustice they say the military is unjust it shows the scale of the challenges facing the partners in sudan's new power sharing deal. this agreement paves the way for the creation of transitional authority institutions that will implement political economic and social reforms one of the most important priorities of this government will be to ensure pace and conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into the killing of protesters and bringing the killers to justice the coalition of opposition groups and the military council have been at loggerheads for months they only

council while the masterton continued outside the army headquarters protest leaders held talks with the giunta they agreed on a 3 year transitional period to democracy but talks soon broke down over who would need that joint transitional government the military wanted a soldier to be in charge but protesters demanded it be led by civilians and on june 3rd security forces raids of the protest camp outside the army headquarters killing more than $100.00 people and injuring hundreds more all contacts between the 2 sides was shut down talks finally resumed on wednesday after intense mediation by ethiopian and african union envoys well as i'll show me is a sudanese american human rights act advocates and she recently told my colleague parliament that this agreement is only p.r. and after a few weeks everything will just go back to the way it was. he is not a state or so is not a state this is not his this is not his the main what he's trying to do is to 70 power as why he can so when the time come for him to be obsolete or not needed by some lies then the he will have a place to go to and the probl

holding a series of public meetings so explain why they signed a para sharing deal with the military giunta on thursday that see sides agree to go taitz either ship between the military and civilians until elections can be held. thousands of algeria and some marked their independence day by returning to the streets calling for freedom and democracy it was the 20th consecutive friday they've rallied to demand a purge of the ruling elite. u.s. state of alaska is experiencing a record breaking heat wave causing several massive wildfires the flames have scorched more than $27000.00 texters crazes prime minister alexis it's a process told supporters he could still win sunday's election despite trailing in the polls to the conservative opposition is left wing sarees a party has led the country through years of austerity and surgeons in australia have used nerve transfers to restore with mint and parity the arms and hands of 13 quadriplegic patients a study published in the lancet says patients are now able to feed themselves and even rights and now it's back to europe's forgotten colony. 2 2 2 2

to the streets demanding an immediate 100 over of power to a civilian led government the military giunta says security forces responded after being attacked by protesters the main opposition coalition is calling for an independent inquiry but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost structure in times of watching. very very. precious pieces of literature rescued from being. besieged sorry. it's the women and men who risked everything to save their written heritage. on al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for they can this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week trump's deal of the century a $50000000000.00 plan to kick start a moribund is really palestinian peace process but not a single dollar pledged. i'm going to cain at the german complement where the electric revolution is driving petrol powered people's cars to the end of the line . and we.

forces of freedom and change some groups within the coalition say the deal signed with the military giunta in khartoum last week did not take their views into account here but morgan reports some advice about when to go station. for more than 2 weeks sudan's opposition coalition has been holding talks here in ethiopia to try to reach an agreement on how to form a transitional government with the ruling military junta they signed an initial power sharing deal in sudan's capital hard to last wednesday but some members of the coalition say their concerns weren't taken into account. there is actually a disparity in priorities the priorities of those who are inside not necessary the priorities of the arms group priorities of the groups of all one is how to stop the war how to bring about the constitution of the status of these areas how to make. security are immense and at the end of the day the issue of i.d.p.'s and there are for us for the past 18 years the armed groups have been fighting the finney's government in the country's west in eastern and southern regions the would have left nearly

protesters during a peaceful sit in in khartoum more than 100 people were killed by sudan's military giunta on june 3rd. much of the violence was recorded on cell phone videos internet services were cut shortly after on the orders of sudan's transitional military council. lawyer adela seem hazan filed a lawsuit requesting the internet be restored the court agreed services were brought back 1st to fix landlines on tuesday the ruling was extended to mobile phones he along with several human rights groups believe the shutdown was an attempt to hide evidence of crimes committed against civilians what. the argument was that interrupting internet services would protect the general public but in fact it was the opposite it was for the protection of private into taste and full people that have committed crimes. social media platforms like facebook and twitter were widely used to organize protests that ultimately toppled longtime leader omar al bashir in april once the military took control for weeks protesters took to the streets demanding the formation of a civilian led government. since the milit

hold talks are expected to resume for a 2nd day between the opposition and the military giunta processors are demanding accountability for those killed during a military cracked and last month. well so far the military has agreed to demands from the opposition to release prisoners and restore the internet the go see asians collapsed last month after security forces raided a sit in killing at least $100.00 people sedans opposition leader madani of us mother on the line the conditions of the talks. any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority it was suggested $8.00 to $7.00 and it was then adjusted to $5.00 and $5.00 plus one and that would be 6 civilians and 5 military. we also said that there has to be a deadline to these negotiations we suggest 72 hours the sudanese people and we don't have the space to keep dragging these endless negotiations. silliman baldo is a policy adviser on saddam for the enough project a geno

holding a series of public meetings to explain why they saying the power sharing deal but the military giunta on thursday that's the sides agreed to won't taint leadership between the military and civilians until elections can be held the u.s. state of alaska is experiencing a record breaking heat wave causing several massive wildfires things have scorched more than 27000 hectares well those are the headlines the news continues after europe's front bitten colin me stay with us. 2 2 the wind in music stands nice so that by the way you can put it on the audience or to the enter. i'm organizing a big event that the biggest theater in this part of europe and we are marking the 4th anniversary of julian assange as political as i don't like what was happening at the same day today in berlin brussels belgrade paris naples madrid said imo these are older all the all the venues all our people think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. are you nervous about speaking on stage how does this fit in with your normal life this is normal life. the

professionals association that's the main opposition group that's been leading the protests blamed the giuntafor the deaths meaning big the easing of. the responsibility for these deaths and injuries falls squarely on a military regime dismally failed to protect the lives of peaceful sudanese civilians for the 2nd and 3rd time we witnessed live firings directed at the heads of those killed the sudanese people proved their unwavering commitment in achieving civilian led government they remain steadfast in seeking to implement the sudanese professionals association and the freedom and change charter the ruling military council failed to defeat the revolutionaries yet again the sudanese people are brave and they will never be defeated. but a spokesman for the ruling genter says the military only responded with force after being attacked. i'll be. in order to ensure the country exits its current problems and to achieve its aims and the revolution for which many young sudanese have lost their lives the interim military council have ensured that we are on the side of the revolution we will work clo

were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military giunta there were also angry about rising living costs when a curfew is set to go into effect in several northern cities across north korea fog hit morgan is monitoring developments from addison and neighboring ethiopia. hundreds of students and activists came out in the town of obaid in north kordofan this morning to protest against the resumption of studies and demanding an independent and free and fair investigation into the killing of protesters on june 3rd in front of the army headquarters in order to make now protesters say that they were there were live ammunition fired by security forces and the simple common people sedan doctors say that at least 8 people have been killed some of them by sniper bullets with gunshot heads that eventually resulted in their best now they are saying that there are also several others in critical conditions and that there is need for more medical assistance and that that the security forces are preventing medics from entering hospitals to provide that a

were running against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military giunta of a morgan has more from neighboring ethiopia. was there was they came out of the classrooms in north kordofan state to complain about bret shortages and the rising cost of fuel and transport was. but minutes after the student protest started in the city of i'm hoping to kriti forces opened fire i. want to come over my brother died as a martyr and i will not cry over him because god willing he's in heaven for blood we want to accept anything else. the funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries oh. no that was the. following months of political turmoil more protests started on saturday protestors infuriated by the announcement from the committee investigating the pro-democracy sit in killings on 23rd in hard to the committee announced that the ruling military junta wasn't to blame and that $87.00 protesters

were running against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military giunta of a morgan has more from neighboring ethiopia. was there was that they came out of the classrooms in north kordofan state to complain about bret shortages and the rising cost of fuel and transport was. but minutes after the student protest started in the city of i'm hoping to kriti forces opened fire i. want to show. my brother died as a martyr and i will not cry over him because god willing he's in heaven for blood we want to accept anything else. the funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries oh. no that was. following months of political turmoil more protests started on saturday protestors infuriated by the announcement from the committee investigating the pro-democracy sit in killings on 2 and a 3rd in hard times the committee announced that the ruling military junta wasn't to blame and that $87.00 prot