haidar first picked up a painting brush at the age of six. the karate based artist spent his childhood playing at truck painting workshops. on the train while it was playing whatever games were appropriate for my age but. today he runs his own workshop where he and his team decorate trucks like this one truck art has become a reflection of local pride as well as social and political trends after the assassination of prime minister benazir bhutto in two thousand and seven paintings of her became hugely popular more recently portraits of the current prime minister amman khan are in demand. but he says his art transcends political and national boundaries. international well but the message is also one of love and peace internationally where look princess diana was not from our country the people who got her picture painted. the pro-government the trucker see those pictures can attract more business but it's not cheap pimping your truck can cost anything between three hundred to nine thousand euros. but this one customer thinks it's worth it. i g

sodaba haidare reports.in the early hours of sunday morning when the slum dwellers were asleep. more than 200 shanty homes were destroyed, the houses of bamboo, tin and tarpaulin never stood a chance. these people are already among the country's poorest. now they have nothing. a mother shouts, everything is gone. they can only comfort each other. amongst the dead, four members of the same family. more than 50 others were injured. the death toll is expected to rise. officials are investigating the cause of the fire but say it may have been generated by a short circuit. fires regularly break out in bangladesh's slums, where millions live in squalid conditions. safety regulations are rarely followed, and accidents like these kill hundreds every year. sexual harassment, bullying and a contempt for motherhood are driving aspiring female surgeons out of operating theatres. a new study has found that women account for just 11% of surgeons in the uk and australasia and a higher proportion are leaving the profession.

sodaba haidare reports.nday morning when the slum dwellers were asleep. more than 200 shanty homes were destroyed. the houses of bamboo, tin and tarpaulin never stood a chance. these people are already amongst the country's poorest. now, they have nothing. a mother shouts, "everything is gone!" they can only comfort each other. amongst the dead, four members of the same family. more than 50 others were injured. the death toll is expected to rise. officials are investigating the cause of the fire, but say it may have been generated by a short circuit. fires regularly break out in bangladesh's slums where millions live in squalid conditions. safety regulations are rarely followed and accidents like these kill hundreds every year. the prime minister of poland has cancelled a visit to israel in a growing row over anti—semitism. he was angered by comments from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that poles had been responsible for the killing ofjews during the second world war. rescue workers in zimba

move the most expensive of this transfer window and the biggest move into the bundesliga was amadou haidar as transfer to rb leipsic he cost the club nineteen million euros and tread a familiar path he's the fifteenth player to move from red bull salisbury to red bull owned leipzig youth has been a trend among bundesliga signings league leaders dortmund brought in twenty year old argentinian to be as they look to stay ahead in the title race. stuttgart new center back on cabot is even younger and another teenager to arrive in the bundesliga is byron's out phone so davies the canadian joins the reigning champions for ten million euros as their only major newcomer but overall it was a quiet transfer window for the bavarians who were unable to make a star signing this january. now reminder of our top stories we're following for you here on the u.s. is expected to announce its halting compliance with a key nuclear arms treaty the trump administration says a new russian cruise missile violates the terms of the i.n.f. treaty signed in one nine hundred eighty seven. and russia bank has reported i

move the most expensive of this transfer window and the biggest move into the bundesliga was amadou haidar as transfer to rb leipsic he cost the club nineteen million euros and tread a familiar path he's the fifteenth player to move from red bull salisbury to red bull owned leipzig youth has been a trend among bundesliga signings league leaders dortmund brought in twenty year old argentinian learn out of the to be as they look to stay ahead in the title race . stuttgart new center back ozone cabot is even younger and another teenager to arrive in the bundesliga is byron's out phone so davies the canadian joins the reigning champions for ten million euros as their only major newcomer but overall it was a quiet transfer window for the bavarians who were unable to make a star signing this january. i'm on the thought she might thank you for your company business news is up next with steve. moore trigona international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week when it is bracing for further protests as its embattled president targets a young leader who many venezuelans hope will

sodaba haidare reports.e out in the early hours of sunday morning, when the slum dwellers were asleep. more than 200 shanty homes were destroyed. the houses of bamboo, tin and tarpaulin never stood a chance. these people are already amongst the country's tourist. now they have nothing. a mother shouts "everything is gone!" they can only comfort each other. amongst the dead, four members of the same family. more than 50 others were injured. the death toll is expected to rise. 0fficials death toll is expected to rise. officials are investigating the cause of the firebird say it may have been generated by a short circuit. fires regularly break out in bangladesh's slums, where many grid millions live in squalid conditions. safety regulations are rarely followed and accidents like these kill hundreds every year. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman, on a visit to pakistan, has announced investment agreements worth $20 billion, including an $8

venezuela's self declared leader haidar has called for a large show of support later on saturday its rival a huge rally planned for the man he's trying to push from power and that's president nicolas maduro so as the power struggle between the two divides global powers as well why do has told al-jazeera he's not interested in talks with meds or o. who still has the crucial support of the military here's our latin america editor of the c n n when with more. so than any battled president nicolas maduro overseeing military exercises intended to let opponents know that he has the means with which to crush venezuela's internal enemies are clearly not intimidated by the man who insists that he's venezuela's legitimate leader looked at all the part of an interim president as he called on the news wayland's to return to the streets on saturday to further pressure president maduro to resign. in an interview with al-jazeera self-proclaimed president. declined offers from mexico russia and the e.u. to print both sides to the negotiating table with. a huge there not to conflict inside but all we

he said pakistan reserves a reasonable right to respond and the right to self-defense has come on haidar with more reaction from islam a bot. spokesman major. food is going to be organizing a press conference within the next few hours. foreign minister had already. called all syrian border. did intrude. with. them. on the ground. particularly. august on is going to be showing that within the next twenty four hours to prove its point. north. military. training ground it is going to be important. given the fact that. very seriously and. while it sounds speak to. who is a retired pakistani air force marshal who joins us live from islamabad thank you so much for being with us on al-jazeera there's a big difference of course between what india is saying and what pakistan is saying happened in pakistan administered kashmir from your experience what do you think went on here what is your understanding of the exact location of these strikes and what happened on the ground. i think first of all there was an impression close on was off about which is in the pakistani side of about this me. and it'