could get the bills passed in the upper house of the parliament under lower house of the indian parliament because it enjoys unprecedented an absolute majority particularly in the lower house of the parliament of a small section of opposition politicians who weren't there they protested against it they have also been protest marches today in the capital but a handful of people showed up there has what the new interim or the has been totty especially on twitter is that he's got across party support for this particular position but having said that he has some contacts there about 300 clear distance and political workers who are detained or under house arrest in the valley right now so that includes also 2 former chief ministers one of them we believe has been put in a government and the other person has been detained we heard briefly yesterday from one of the very popular. who was used to be a chief minister of germany yesterday in an emotive interview to saying that he was under detention now the b.g.p. government here of course denies that he's there saying that none of these politicians

called the move illegal and there have been protests across the country a joint sitting of both houses of parliament has also convened to discuss the situation arising out of the move the issue figured in india's no house of parliament on tuesday as well thought a day after india's 4 minister ahmed shah announced the move his statement has generated a storm of responses. on article 17. government is basically a constitutional cool this is an attack on the constitution and the general decide anything but out pakistan being one vote along with the kashmiris. so he said i'm going to do everything. to ensure that this wrong is going to be intense you can go to ash me it is under curfew 3 former chief ministers and other party leaders all under house arrest. and across the state the atmosphere resembles a war like situation just a mosque to mention the fact that it was deprived of. india dance to try any mischief an outside kashmir every man woman and child will stand up with pakistan's armed forces so god willing will make a cemetery for the indian soldiers inside kashmir. in india over there have been

program to which they will have to put this new government to a vote of confidence in both houses of parliament for the moment however we've seen a positive reaction as far as the markets act and so on thursday when some of bond yields fall to one quite a wreck was low so clearly the markets believe that this grouping is at ease more positive towards the european union as the perhaps the last one yeah that's a positive sign for sure and what about the interior minister matteo selvi i mean it it's almost like it's a machiavellian move that he made right bringing down this government surely he didn't think that he was going to end up being out of the next government but that's what is apparently going to happen has he been completely pushed out of politics with this. well not completely pushed out but definitely pushed out of government and then as you said a gross miscalculation on his part now he has actually referred to what's happening now is a test of democracy and he believes that the italians have been stolen off their right to an election in order to decide who can lead now he believes th

administered kashmir autonomous status and a bit is being debated right now in india's lower house of parliament on splitting up the region into 2 territories directly governed from new delhi jamail with more . the bill is still being discussed in india's lower house of parliament and is expected to pass there fairly easily given the government's majority however the government was able to get it passed in the upper house on monday also fairly easily because despite the controversy a large part of the opposition as well as the public have been supporting this government move they say this idea that all the parts of the country will be equal no one has special status appeals meant to many opposition parties and the public at large now this was mainly accomplished through legal maneuvering and it's likely this bill will be challenge almost as soon as it's passed now inside india to mr kashmir the remains in law down phones are shut off the internet is shut off and many specially in the kashmir valley which is a muslim majority part say they feel betrayed by india even the ones who are supportive o

program to which they will have to put this new government to a vote of confidence in both houses of parliament for the moment however we've seen a positive reaction as far as the markets i concerned on thursday when some of the bond yields fall to one quite a wreck was low also purely the markets believe that this grouping is at least more positive towards the european union as the perhaps the last one yeah that's a positive sign for sure and what about the interior minister matteo selvi i mean it it's almost like it's a machiavellian move that he made right bringing down this government surely he didn't think that he was going to end up being out of the next government but that's what is apparently going to happen has he been completely pushed out of politics with this. well not completely pushed out but definitely pushed out of government and then as you said a gross miscalculation on his part now he has actually referred to what's happening now is a test of democracy and he believes that the italians have been stolen off their right to an election in order to decide and leave now he believe

india's house of parliament lower house of parliament is due to rubber stamp a bill that revokes a special status of indian administered kashmir. controls at the border health officials in rwanda meet to decide how to stop the spread of ebola from neighboring democratic republic of congo. in sport the world of cycling mourns the death of a young writer for the 2 year old dog lambrakis killed in a crash at the top of pollard. but 1st the arguments between the world's 2 largest economies are causing stock market volatility worldwide the main indices in tokyo and hong kong shanghai and sydney they all suffered losses in early tuesday trading in europe the markets steadied after posting their biggest today drop in over 3 is investors a concern that china is allowing its currency to slide and using the yuan as a weapon in the trade war with the united states and woman. day in the 1st movie its kind in 25 years the u.s. treasury accused the chinese of being currency manipulator is china's communist party newspaper responded by accusing the americans of deliberately destroying international order

administered kashmir as autonomous status a bill is being debated right now in india's lower house of parliament on splitting up the region into territories directly governed from new delhi. well i can tell you that we are following with concern the tense situation in the region we're also where of reports of restrictions on the indian side of kashmir and we urge all parties to exercise restraint i would add that over the past few days the un military observer group in india and pakistan otherwise known as on mortgage has observed and reported an increase in military activity along the line of control the indian government says the constitutional changes are necessary to integrate the region into india but opposition politicians say it's a dark day for democracy more from paul brennan. a wide ranging security clampdown kept people largely off the streets in indian administered kashmir on monday thousands of troops have been deployed and internet connections were cut to deter any opposition to the sudden revoking of article 371 it was certainly uproar in the new delhi parliament when the decision

india's house of parliament lower house of parliament is due to rubber stamp a bill that revokes a special status of in.

. >> war from the houses of parliament. >> -- more from the houses of parliament. >> the main criticisme , peoplexit, pro remain is that there have been far to much time bickering with each other and not enough time coming up with some joint position on how to oppose and defeat exit, but eventually at this point at the end of the summer, with parliament starting next week, it suggests they are behaving in a united way. they are holding a no-confidence vote. his government is on the ground that they could not win because there are not enough conservatives to support a position because that would make it look like they are in the pockets of jeremy corbyn, the labor party leader. they said they will legislate against a no deal brexit and forced a delay in the process so the u.k. does not end up leaving on october 31, which is what boris johnson has absolutely will will happen -- vowed happen. the main calendar date is around september 9. when parliament debates issues to do with northern ireland. it looks like they will try to onto force that delay to no deal. it is one thing saying they w

will vote in the lower house of parliament whether whether a simple majority vote is sufficient and whether the parliament has can can legally override what is affectively in a contract with the state that it would not ever it would not override this provision without a recommendation from the state assembly of the state is an open question i think you know that there will be a legal challenge but we shouldn't get you know lost in the weeds on the legal issue i mean the larger fact is that the kashmiri politicians were not consulted people including kashmiri politicians who have historically taken a very pro india line and have ruled the state for you know much of the past few decades they have been arrested the internet has been has been shut down phone services have been caught so you know in many ways the kashmiris particularly in the valley but have been you know treated effectively as an enemy people and 2 i think for those of us who would like to be integrated in into india while respecting the people and respecting the wishes of the local people and the sense of autonomy that

this is expected to pass because of the government's majority in the lower house but what's interesting is on monday this also easily passed the upper house of parliament where the government is in a minority and that's because there's actually been a large opposition support this idea of taking away autonomy or special status regions and uniting india has a broad appeal even in the opposition and the public at large. new delhi let's go over to kemal. for about and so we've got the head of the army saying that he's prepared to do whatever is necessary to stand by the people of kashmir. absolutely. 11 meeting of the pakistani military high come on also the pakistani. prime minister has been speaking before parliament and richie accused india of ethnic cleansing and preparing to carry out general you said that wall between the 2 countries will be devastating or just for there to board for the entire region and warned that any nation would fight to its largest drop if. any adventure on august on so indeed strong language coming from the civilian leadership. the military and at the same time the leader of the opposition shahbaz sharif also drawing their su

filibustering and that's the house of commons and house of lords just done down that clock so that legislation will die in the house of commons or the house of lords at the point that parliament is suspended there's such little time we might see one of my favorite times parliamentary ping-pong where piece of legislation is going to bat very quickly between the 2 house is but again that is very little parliamentary time to get such important legislation through well. so if that is the case then. in your esteemed opinion is anything going to happen next we can stop this is mention or they can stop you know do breaks it. so right now we're discussing the 3 different legal ways in which program the suspension this stuff being a part of this stopping of debate can happen the 1st is the courts the courts actually we have 3 challenges going on right now one of which is being spearheaded by jim miller but this is going to be a big constitutional question in and of itself because this power to prorogue is actually of royal power it's something that's exercised by the queen upon advice of the government upon advice of the prime minister we could have actually seen a constitutional cris

out of the country's political crisis sergio macedonia is museum of the leaders of italy's 2 houses of parliament and leaders of the country's political parties the main opposition party besides left a democratic party has indicated that it's prepared to discuss a possible coalition with the anti establishment 5 star movement and these talks come after the collapse of the previous coalition between the 5 star and the far right to lead if no new coalition is agreed is we could see new elections before the end of the. reporter matt xander is covering this story from roe is his report. the government crisis here in italy is in force wing after prime minister calling to decided to step down last night and now the ball is in the court of the italian president. his obligation will be to find a new strong coalition government this could be made up of the 5 star movement together with the central f.p.g. party instead of these far right to leak. but at the moment it is not even clear if p.d.u. wants to be part of this government. on the other hand has a different plan he wants new elections something he's

is preparing to split the indian administered minutes of kashmir into 2 parts and the lower house of parliament has just passed that legislation indian troops have the area all knocked down internet and phone lines are down curfews are in place and local political leaders are detained. we can speak to come out correspondent he's in the south what about that's the capital of pakistan administered kashmir so behaving very very tough rhetoric then coming from the minute trade but also hearing from iran come the prime minister that perhaps is much more of a diplomatic option being considered. absolutely a tough message from the budgets on the military but if you listen to the complete speech of the prime minister. that in mind for our dns. which happened inside indian administered kashmir a few months ago and indian security forces were again after that india retaliate kate despite bog standard denial that it had nothing to do with it they launched an attack in court which is not very far from where i am and progress on the administered kashmir and that then led to the shooting down of the indian p

india's home minister led to his ace charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not good i believe. there is a democratic and yeah take it on india. whatever your religion will tell you he just. the students studying near new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success my main guns on that my parents they've been ok. like they haven't i don't know if they've been alive. or not knowing what they're going to run you have been a part of it already in the us so i know one of the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening because. as many worry abo

the government of india revoked on monday and which was finalized by a resounding vote in houses of parliamentwith the majority of mps supporting the decision, leaders of national the past talking about how they dream of a unified country come to fruition. we were wondering, when he's to speak to the kashmiris? under a severe security crackdown. they don't have access to phone lines, to television. they don't have access to food and medicine. kashmir, lifeg in remains uncertain. >> indian administered kashmir has been cut off from the outside world. mobile phones, internet, and land lines are down. soldiers are enforcing a curfew. life has suddenly become tougher. and weshops are all shut are having a hard time getting food. there is no transportation. we are facing a difficult time. >> i had to take a patient to the hospital. created a militarized unto us.imposed law >> the indian government has revoked autonomy. the situation is not the same everywhere. is the hindu majority part of indian administered kashmir. the views here are different from the rest of the region. life remains fairly nor

old agreement in the coming hours the government in new delhi will move a bill in the lower house of parliament for discussion and vote. the u.k.'s join the us on an international mission to protect cargo ships in the strait of hormuz britain has been giving u.k. flag vessels in the region a naval escort since iran seized one of its oil tankers last month and a citywide general strike in hong kong turned into another confrontation between police and protesters police fired tear gas to break up crowds train services were disrupted and more than $100.00 flights were canceled those are the headlines here on al-jazeera mourner website al-jazeera dot com but with more news in half an hour witness is next. talk to all jews there are we ask what guarantees will you give to the people who will be attending the minima workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing me we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter on the show to 0. 0. 0000. 000 water swallowers be very important. it is considered our main staple. it takes a lot of work to d

national constitutional status the lower house of parliament is expected to ratify a bill that would even further limit local government governing powers in the disputed region the hindu nationalist led government says these steps are long overdue and more protests are expected to flare up in neighboring pakistan which is vowed retaliation. this is anger on the streets of pakistan here nationalists supporters furious at events in kashmir call for revenge against india and its leader prime minister narendra modi. this is all pression human rights violations have been carried out all peace loving people of the world must stand by us we demand that the pakistan government and army take bold steps in response on board to step in and it is a. jubilation for hindu nationalists in delhi they say scrapping article $370.00 which gave kashmir its special status corrects the historic wrong. for the opposition and critics it sets a dangerous precedent we believe that the dissension although on article t. 70 of by them of the government is basically a constitutional cool this is an attack on the

india's home minister let tuesday's charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the billpassed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not that i believe. there is a democratic and yeah. whatever your religion whatever your region. the students studying in your new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success my main guns on that are my parents even ok like they haven't i don't know if they've been alive. or not knowing what they're going to do. so i know what the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening now. as many worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new

i'm samantha simmons, live outside the houses of parliament in westminster. pounded again — sterling drops on the news parliament is to be suspended, but regains some ground. plus, no—deal‘s not an option. uk businesses step up warnings about the dangers of a hard brexit. and on the markets, a rebound in oil prices giving some support to us shares. but fears of a looming recession really dominating proceedings, with the rate of return on bonds arond the world close to record lows. we start with brexit, and the business world has been reacting to the uk government's decision to suspend parliament in the run up to britain's departure from the eu. it's being seen by many as a move to stop mps blocking a no—deal brexit which a majority of them are against. the pound reacted immediately to the news, losing around 1% against the us dollar before recovering some of that ground. traders say it may make a no—deal brexit a little more likely, but these jitters are nothing new — as our economics correspondent andrew walker explains. ever since the referendum there has b

india's home minister led tuesday's charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not india that i believe. there is a democratic india taking on india. whatever your religion because your region. the students studying in your new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success my main guns on that are my parents even ok like they have been i don't know are they even alive. not knowing what they are going to do. so i know what the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening now. as many worry about their families and kashmir being cut off others are

india's home minister led to his ace charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not that i believe. there is a democratic and yeah. whatever your religion the killer your region. the students studying in your new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success my main guns on that my parents even ok like they haven't i don't know they've been alive for me. not knowing what they're going to do. so i know what are the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening now. as many worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a

that has broad support across india even among opposition parties it sailed through the upper house of parliament where the governments and minority because there's so much widespread support now there with it did it happen some critics say without consultation of people in the region but many people in the regions of judge doc had been in favor of this it was a mere valley which was very much opposed the muslim majority party which has the largest population but as a prime minister said in a speech he believes this was a benefit for them as well that this move will eliminate corruption and have all stakeholders all indians benefit. and the indian flag has been hoisted and see you know the largest city in indeed administered kashmir it was only it was the only state which had its own flag and that used to be hoisted alongside india's national flag on independence day but with the revoking of autonomy the state flag has lost its status in other news south korea's president says he's open for talks with japan to end an escalating trade route in a speech marking korea's independence from japan's col

i'm samantha simmons, live outside the houses of parliament in westminster. ains some ground. plus, no—deal‘s not an option. uk businesses step up warnings about the dangers of a hard brexit. and on the markets, a rebound in oil prices giving some support to us shares. but fears of a looming recession really dominating proceedings, with the rate of return on bonds arond the world close to record lows.

there's that issue that there's also talk of politicians trying to seize control of the house of houses of parliament by taking control of. the all. of the day from the government that would be complicated and they would yet whether that could happen no one is quite sure or not the possibility is by trying to put an amendment on the government piece of legislation so when they come back in september there's a particular bill actually on northern ireland there's talk about whether m.p.'s could perhaps put down the men mint which would in some way help them to delay breck's it of course the government is well aware of this boris johnson and his team around him a well aware of what parliament is trying to do so they're trying to do everything to stop that from happening but even there even threats saying that even if that is a general election it would happen off to the 31st of october off to bracks it said by then the deal is done the deed is done this is a special edition of d w news we're looking at a conference room inside the german chancellor we're expecting a statement we're speaking to here from

that has broad support across india even among the opposition parties its sale to the upper house of parliament where the governments and minority because there's so much widespread support now there with it did it happen some critics say without consultation of people in the region but many people in the regions of job and lead doc had been in favor of this it was the kashmir valley which was very much opposed the muslim majority part of which has the largest population but as the prime minister said in his speech he believes this was a benefit for them as well that this move will eliminate corruption and have all stakeholders all indians benefit and could the people in the kashmir valley watch the prime minister's address says what are you hearing about the survey of a stretch and that have been in place there for 10 days now. elizabeth because those severe restrictions we haven't heard any reaction yet it's difficult to get visuals and or hear news from there the last images that al-jazeera saw from the region the kashmir valley was from wednesday but we saw the security was still in place o

india's home minister led to his ace charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not india that i believe. there is a democratic india taking on india. whatever your religion whatever your region. the students studying in your new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success my main guns on that my parents even ok like they haven't i don't know they've been alive for me. not knowing what they're going to. say it. so i know what are the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening now. as many worry about their families and kashmir being cut off ot

leaving the youth is taking back control of the british parliament that they see a sovereign and for him to basically stop parliament from. is what the speaker of the house of parliament. himself was normally supposed to be quite. a constitutional outrage so it really is. like a declaration of war for these opposition and pays what. doing. is there any way for lawmakers especially those opposition m.p.'s to stop. on october 31st. it just becomes very very difficult for them we have seen that they have been meeting yesterday and they have been trying to come together and trying to agree on a strategy they don't have the same ruthlessness as the government they find it very difficult to agree on something they have come up with a tentative plan trying to legislate for the government not to leave without a deal which is what they want to prevent at any cost but having so little time makes it even more difficult for them to agree on something so we might see a very tough no confidence by the opposition into the government that's what we might see as early as next week. for us there in london thank you. it is also a decisive day in italian politics the countr

of modern over top stories this hour in the lower house of parliament so to ratify a bill that would revoke kashmir's special status the muslim majority province is under security lockdown right now over fears of all rossmore protests are expected across the border in pakistan which has long claimed kashmir as its own territory. south korea says north korea has launched 2 ballistic missiles the 4th missile tests of the space of 2 weeks north korea's foreign ministry said the missile tests are a response to continued joint military exercises by south korea and the us. this is the debate is live from berlin i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks so much for being. miss up with them during the. brief visit them now that this piece. to talk about the future of the autonomy meeting i'm fit situations. how are they doing. we know they must. pretend to rajab. in 45 minutes want to talk to. me all the time being tyesha different fires cream truck drivers or dealing with i mean i don't i killed many civilians i mean the irish coming including my father while being selfish and i was

which under senate ruls must be addressed within ten days amy so send me any but with both houses of parliament close for the summer. savini is having difficulty rallying politicians back from the holidays. his coalition with that ice storm movement a lapse after a string of clashes reading as you say you're not over a high speed rail projects salvini cold for elections hoping to gain a majority. only fourteen months after the coalition was formed. it is like being under the same roof but with a husband and wife who in reality are divided. usually sit on the leftist so i would be against the government like this. but see i believe that we can improve it silly if they can find positive solutions so be it. facts by 34% of voters some of the knees being policy came out some hope in may's european elections. with alternately it'll be up to president sergio mattarella to decide whether to dissolve parliament and call elections. hung kong's chief executive carrie lam has undnderlined her concncerns about the economical comes of full out of two months of protests especially since this unrest comes as

he is meeting with the leaders of italy's two houses of parliament and political parties. the main opposition p party, the centererleft demococratic partys indicated it is prepared to discuss a possible coalition with the antiestablishment five-star movement. the talks come after the cuts of the previous collision between the five star movement and the far right in the. if no agreement is reached, italy could see new elections for the end of the if also dw's max zander is covering this from rome. here is what he had to say. max: the government crisis is in full swing afterer prime ministr conte decided to step down, and nonow the ball is in the court of the italian president. his obligatition will be to fina new, strong coalalition government. this could be made u up of the five star movement t gether with the centerleft pd party instead of matteo salalvini's far-right league. but at the moment it is not clear if pd wants to be parart f the govevernment. matteo salvinini, on thehe other hand, has a a different p plan. he wanants new electioions, sosomething heas been roroot