the german interior ministry and the interior ministry were brought up because there is such an agreement between the two interior ministries to for the exchange of knowledge but also for actual actual exchange of information and things like that and the chance for then said you know we want to help egypt we do bring up these she called them difficult questions of the time but that she doesn't see that cutting of of relations or it seemed for my reading more strict measures would be would be wise in her in her opinion of the moment because she said you know germany does have an interest in keeping a country that has a sustainable economic path staved stability. and to get to maintain this relationship so she said that she brought up that she does often bring up these topics but honestly from everything that i've seen it hasn't really . brought any results since president of the foot the his that he has taken for his twenty thirteen egypt to see an unprecedented level of crackdown on the fence on all levels nothing like anything egypt has ever seen in the previous in the time

to the kazakh interior ministry and the crew made the decision to switch to detach the capsule from the rocket so apparently was there cause i also wanted to know so it was the decision well judging by the fact that the russian cosmonaut was the commander it was apparently his call to detach the capsule from the rocket so that's according to the interior ministry of kazakstan that's what what what they're saying and speaking about their training so probably the so it looks like they were the ones who saved them who probably saved their lives so it's very larry when you think about this again for nonscientific people of just again to point it people want to be so familiar how this rocket works the propulsion that the but the rockets going forward i guess that with the the astronauts cosmonauts are sitting is write it. front so if you go in that way forward hold you to touch because the forces pushing back at you must be very bad it wasn't looking back at you but i mean that's when the emergency systems kick into action right because there's a whole soyuz rocket has a whole modul

they are no formal charges against him so we only have the allegations by the egyptian interior ministry and the campaign and the media which accused him of spreading false news. and i asked another dizzier presenter who'd worked with him in the field and in the newsroom if this was at all likely. what was. that they have all of they did they hear the artist when one of the other from the other hit out of town so a lot of muscle that was sort of a mark what was. it that it. couldn't have entered. why the hummer. i let it go how will we have that infinitely yet doesn't matter they said. but that's the time and let this is a study in. the international federation of journalists is the largest group representing the profession why. it was founded in nineteen twenty six in paris but relaunched in belgium in one thousand nine hundred fifty two it now has around six hundred thousand members in one hundred forty countries. saying the media is not. trust you have to describe facts one. publish false information or incorrect information once again if you accuse someone you have you have to show w

and the french interior ministry says it's puzzled over the disappearance of the president of interpol main hallway who went missing after traveling to his home on china. when all the stories were watching a jury in the u.s. is convicted a chicago police officer of the shooting of a black teenager officer jason van dyke was found guilty of the second degree murder of the kuan mcdonald the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times as the teenager held a knife by his side john hendren sent us this update from the court. it is rare that a police officer is charged with murder in the united states and rarer still that one is convicted but jason van dyke has now been convicted of second degree murder in the two thousand and fourteen shooting of look on macdonald a black teenager the jury found that it was simply unjustified and they found is based largely on a videotape that surfaced about a year after that shooting the police officer had said that look on macdonald had been threatening him and waved a knife and that he continued shooting him sixteen times because look on mcdonald was trying to

the egyptian interior ministry released a statement accusing the same of carrying out and inciting a media campaign aimed at what they call spreading chaos. hey i journalist is guilty until proved innocent of my computer on some money. and. then the moment. you know it was over then. i want. to know. whether the and. that if you know it's going to be a. it will be. a little bit of a very young and religious icon on the muslim brotherhood. when i. had the. now show me. a. little bit of. a national he didn't really. want to. get into the middle of the. earth and she. will and it is never the. how you will as well. as i know to my cost mahmoud hussein is not the only working journalist to be challenged or detained in egypt. when it comes to media freedom egypt is rated very low indeed by international human rights groups. in egypt. the state is pretty much employing all of the tools that we see repressive regimes around the world employed to restrict have expressed all at once so there is direct intimidation harassment arrest of human rights defenders and journalists and activists. tort

s interior ministry didn't make anyone available for interview in its response to human rights watch it denied any arbitrary arrests of a political speech adding anyone with an allegation of mistreatment could lodge a complaint the hamas interior ministry had a similar response. in twenty sixteen twenty seventeen we had three hundred fourteen complaints about mistreatment after we investigated it became clear that in ninety of these cases the officers acted badly and we punish them with. human rights watch says its report shows that such cases aren't aberrations but part of a system which defines insulting high or thirty's causing sectarian strife is punishable crimes are a force that al-jazeera gaza. well is more yemenis are facing famine than was previously thought the un security council has been briefed on the three and a half year long war by the un humanitarian chief mark a local access fourteen million people are on the brink of famine and completely reliant on aid. russia is accusing the u.s. of planning to develop new ballistic missiles this after washington announced it wan

headline along with the dismissal of al asiri is that they now have one month, national security, interior ministryforeign ministry, to put together essentially a report, a commission that will get to the bottom of how it was that khashoggi was killed, wolf. >> that's significant, the fact that they've now fired this general ahmed al asiri. there were suggestions, reports earlier in the week that he was going to be the fall guy. looks like that is unfolding right now. quickly, i want you to stand by, clarissa. elise lob elise labott is monitoring developments as well. what are you learning. >> in addition to al asiri, who as clarissa said, is one of the senior adviser to mohammad bin salman, he was the coalition spokesman, but mohammad bin salman had taken a liking to al siri. he sotook him over as deputy he of intelligence and senior adviser. in addition to that another, senior adviser who is not as senior as al asiri, but a top adviser in the inner circle. why is he important? because saad al katadi was someone who had been speaking with japmal khashoggi over the last year, trying to get him back

s interior ministry didn't make anyone available for interview in its response to human rights watch it denied any arbitrary arrests of a political speech adding anyone with an allegation of mistreatment could lodge a complaint the hamas interior ministry had a similar response to pass twenty sixteen twenty seventeen we had three hundred fourteen complaints about mistreatment after we investigated it became clear that in ninety of these cases the officers acted badly and we punish them with. human rights watch says its report shows that such cases aren't aberrations but part of a system which defines insulting high or thirty's or causing sectarian strife is punishable crimes are a force that al-jazeera gaza seven thousand people escaping poverty and violence in three central american countries are defying donald trump by continuing their march towards the u.s. border currently heading north through mexico u.s. secretary of state mike pompei says the caravan poses a danger and is warning the migrants to turn back from a security standpoint there is no proper accounting of who these in

s interior ministry didn't make anyone available for interview in its response to human rights watch it denied any arbitrary arrests of a political speech adding anyone with an allegation of mistreatment could lodge a complaint the hamas interior ministry had a similar response to a financial pass in two thousand and sixteen twenty seven thousand we had three hundred fourteen complaints about mistreatment after we investigated it became clear that in ninety of these cases the officers acted badly and we punish them with their own. human rights watch says its report shows that such cases aren't aberrations but part of a system which defines insulting high or forty's or causing sectarian strife is punishable crimes are a force that al-jazeera gaza. a man believed to be a japanese journalist captured in syria three years ago has been released the japanese government is verifying his identity but said it was highly unlikely to be jump i assume it received information from qatar he'd been released and he's now in turkey you see there was reportedly held. and sham formally known as a front

nine people have been wounded after a woman blew herself up in central tunis with the country's interior ministry describing it as a terrorist explosion. and one hundred eighty nine people are feared dead after officials confirmed they don't expect to find any survivors from a plane that crashed off the coast of indonesia. at the f.b.i. says it has intercepted another suspicious package addressed to the u.s. news broadcast network c.n.n. a bomb squad responded to the discovery at a postal service center in atlanta the f.b.i. said it was similar to parcel bombs sent last week to prominent people organization who oppose president trump the man accused of sending the explosive devices says it has been held without bail in miami he will reappear in court on friday. the man accused of killing eleven people in a shooting at a pittsburgh. synagogue has been held in prison without bail forty six year old robert powers was wheeled into the courtroom and the knowledge the charges against him he was wounded in a gun battle with police during the attack on saturday members of the jewish community have writte

s interior ministry didn't make anyone available for interview in its response to human rights watch it denied any arbitrary arrests of a political speech adding anyone with an allegation of mistreatment could lodge a complaint the hamas interior ministry had a similar response fianna fáil pass in twenty sixteen twenty seventeen we had three hundred fourteen complaints about mistreatment after we investigated it became clear that in ninety of these cases the officers acted badly and we punish them with their own. human rights watch says its report shows that such cases aren't aberrations but part of a system which defines insulting high or thirty's or causing sectarian strife is punishable crimes are a force that al-jazeera gaza. and iraq at least six people have been killed and a bomb attack his soldiers were among those killed when a car exploded near a restaurant in a crowded market and the northern city of the. several people are in critical condition and it's not clear who is behind. the us government is pushing forward with plans to create a military space force as president mi

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people have been wounded after a woman blew herself up in central tunis where the country's interior ministry is describing it as a terrorist explosion and one hundred eighty nine people are feared dead after officials confirm they don't expect to find any survivors from a plane that crashed off the coast of england. the f.b.i. says it's intercepted another suspicious package address to the u.s. news broadcast network c.n.n. a bomb squad responded to the discovery at a postal service center in atlanta the f.b.i. said it was similar to parcel bomb sent last week the prominent people organizations who oppose president trump the man accused of sending the explosive devices has been held without bail in miami miami he will reappear in court on friday. meanwhile the man accused of killing eleven people in a shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue has been held in prison without bail robert powell is faces twenty three charges which could see him face the death penalty members of the jewish community have written an open letter to us president donald trump saying he's not welcome in pittsburgh unless he

civilian and nonpartizan control of the military he's for example restructuring bringing the interior ministry and the intelligence agencies under the minister for peace taliban attacks in afghanistan are threatening to disrupt saturday's parliamentary election fighters have ramped up attacks on military personnel and they're warning that polling stations will be targeted. reports from kabul. tight security in kabul joint army and police units patrol all in turn to the capital they search vehicles and people taking no chances suicide bomb attacks and improvised devices have killed and injured thousands of people this year and the situation is getting worse security forces and pressure to ensure smooth election was. but he had checked with the there is no doubt that terrorist organizations like the taliban isis and the haqqani network and many other terrorist networks are trying to undermine the political process and do not want this election to take place. the taliban's attacked many election rallies across the country killing dozens of people including candidates the government has closed nin

he's in charge of border protection at the interior ministry. here arrives late to our meeting because he says he was held up in talks with e.u. project officials. stresses that sudan complies with international standards in its treatment of refugees. we've heard a geisha and say against are is affan off is there any truth about it or are you working on this as well you know true for us because we haven't got any new reports on the. but we have also want to go to the national commission on human rights those who are being an artist to. seize on the borders normally we have to check them out a few years with the exam about to the to the comps but those who are. the irregular migrants so in collaboration always the converse is the issue of films of the communes and then we take them back a political compass the one area that we are not getting the border control is equipment time skeptical dahiya outlines a number of cooperation projects with the e.u. there is a new operation center in khartoum contact with the german federal police and training c

open so it was for those reasons i decided to take the time and seek political asylum spain's interior ministry turned down our request for an interview but official figures for twenty seventeen have shown the vast majority of asylum applications made by venezuelans in spain were rejected or simply not processed due to a large backlog of applicants over twelve thousand venezuelans have sought asylum so far this year here in spain for various cultural linguistic historical and family reasons spain is the number one destination for venezuelans fleeing their country. of the united nations refugee agency explained the reality of the asylum application process in spain is the cases of people waiting one or two years and that includes venezuela one process to stay in the country must be cancelled or closed before another can begin one person who has been in spain seeking international protection who's been seeking asylum for two or three years can then include that time in other processes for immigrants to legalize insoles they can use it to prove they have settled in spain or seek spanish nationalit

around the world female suicide bomber house blow herself up into this is capital the country's interior ministry says nine people including eight police officers were wounded in the attack the incidences reported to have taken place in central cuny is near the city's landmark municipal fitter police have cordoned off the area. in brazil far right far beyond the giant ball sonora house won a sweeping victory in the country's presidential election official results give him more than fifty five percent of the vote ten points ahead of left is confident and under had also pledged to crack down on crime and corruption. of course in bangladesh was sentenced in jail to full of prime minister to an additional seven years in prison zia seen here in file pictures was found guilty of abusing her power to raise money for a charity named after her late husband she's already serving a five year prison term in a separate corruption case but bowers is accused of carrying out the mass killing on saturday a memorial has been set up at the sea eight men three women died in the incident at the tree of life synagogue

together it does look like something's amiss here and the prime minister of baghdad has asked the interior ministry to investigate now what we can do now is look at the other people who've very sadly recently lost their lives firstly to other prominent figures in iraq who knew tara their names are. really. on that were killed in the spice of just one week in baghdad back in olga's they were in the same social circle and last week two dies before far as was killed a human rights activist named so waddle ali was shot dead in the city of basra she was a prominent campaign a full body. women's rights and for better services in basra so within the space of a month really a number of tragic killings of women in iraq and so how are iraqis reacting to these iraqis want some answers basically they want to know why women prominent women being killed and some people saying well look the security situation in iraq isn't grice these could be random attacks but other people suspects that these women have been singled out because of their presence online their prominence someone who definitely thinks that is a pe

been killed in a suicide bomb attack near afghanistan's largest prison in the capital kabul the interior ministry says five others were injured after a prison staff vehicle was targeted there have been similar attacks in other parts of the country of the past two weeks as parliamentary elections were held the taliban and thread to disrupt the vote that began well october the twenty. still ahead here on al-jazeera. the gulf officially becomes a haven for those seeking political asylum. hello again it's good have you back well this hour do want to take you up here towards levant we are looking a better conditions out here towards the eastern part of the med you can see some showers entering into istanbul but really for many locations we are looking at fine dry conditions and that is going to stay that way as we go towards wednesday aleppo twenty five jerusalem at twenty two and baghdad really not looking too bad at twenty nine degrees there mostly activities are going to be up here towards the higher elevations where tashkent ten degrees for you down towards kabul it is going to be sixteen in the h

they are no formal charges against him so we only have the allegations by the egyptian interior ministry and the campaign and the media which accuse him of spreading false news. i ask the not dizzy or presenter would walk with him in the field and in the newsroom if this was at all likely. they hear. that. why the hummer. i let it go how will we have that infinitely yet doesn't matter they said. this is a study in. the international federation of journalists is the largest group representing the profession why. it was founded in nineteen twenty six in paris but relaunched in belgium in one thousand nine hundred fifty two it now has around six hundred thousand members in one hundred forty countries. saying the media is not. trust you have to describe facts one just publish false information or incorrect information once again if you accuse someone you have you have to show what and when. allegedly spread false information and check if they didn't correct the information afterward. let's not go into about that as you have the more data you have it. but let's get back in melbourne a man. sh

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who says that the crew is indeed back on earth they're alive and they're safe also the kazakh interior ministry is also confirming this information and they are saying that while they do not need any help on the kazakh side now unconfirmed reports though suggest they will still be taken to a hospital because this is the procedure because while they may be no visual injuries or anything still better safe than sorry they will get a medical of a thorough medical checkup. as the as the rest group rescue crews get to them now we do know that at least four helicopters are circling around the area of their landing that they were actually watching them parachuting back down and so the do know a pretty precise location of where they landed now in terms of the investigation obviously there will be a big one and according to other reports we're getting the factory the manufacturer of this or used rocket will be looked into investigators will look into its operations and they will also check all the similar rockets that have already been produced and they will be checked and rechecked so this is what we kn

been killed in a suicide bomb attack near gunderson's largest prison in the capital kabul the interior ministry says five others were injured after a prison staff vehicle was targeted there have been similar attacks in other parts of the country over the past two weeks as parliamentary elections were held and senior indonesian officials believe they may have found fuselage from the lion a plane that crashed on monday shortly after takeoff from jakarta international airport the reuters news agency is reporting that a ping sound has been heard from the jet's emergency locator beacon on the seabed off the jarvis sea divers will now search the coordinates as they look to recover the aircraft boxes so they can establish what caused the crash that killed one hundred eighty nine people. will be the will we are focusing on that particular location to make sure that what we suspected under the water is part of the plane and together with the head of the search and rescue agency in the commander of the first fleet we're going to see the location for ourselves and hopefully it's the main body of the plane

civilian and nonpartizan control of the military he's for example restructuring bringing the interior ministry and the intelligence agencies under the minister for peace iran says it has killed a man believed to a plant an attack on a military parade last month that is according to the country's revolutionary guard twenty four people died and sixty people were injured when four gunmen opened fire on a parade in the city of oz on september twenty second iran says the man behind the attack was killed along with four others during an operation in iraq style a province in cameroon hundreds of people have died and thousands forced to flee their homes in a crisis between two cultural groups english speaking separatists in the central african nation have been fighting the french speaking government for two years now recent presidential elections have also increased tensions in the western part of the country even more going to ports and. the rather and cameron southwest who. has lost three combat me becky came face to face with men who said they were english speaking separatist fighters they accused

civilian and nonpartizan control of the military he's for example restructuring bringing the interior ministry and the intelligence agencies under the minister for peace taliban attacks in afghanistan are threatening to disrupt saturday's parliamentary election fighters have ramped up attacks on military personnel and they're warning that polling stations will be targeted. reports from kabul. tight security in kabul joint army and police units patrol all into.

s interior ministry didn't make anyone available for interview in its response to human rights watch it denied any arbitrary arrests of a political speech adding anyone with an allegation of mistreatment could lodge a complaint the hamas interior ministry had a similar response. in twenty sixteen twenty seventeen we had three hundred fourteen complaints about mistreatment after we investigated it became clear that in ninety of these cases the officers acted badly and we punish them on. human rights watch says its report shows that such cases aren't aberrations but part of a system which defines insulting high or thirty's or causing sectarian strife is punishable crimes are a force that al-jazeera gaza. in iraq at least six people have been killed in a bomb attack two soldiers were among those killed when a car exploded near a restaurant a crowded market in the northern city of. several people are in critical condition and it's not clear who is behind that attack. seven thousand people fleeing poverty and violence and three central american countries are defined by continuing their ma

what are authorities saying about her killing and the other murders that we've seen the iraqi interior ministry is investigating the killings because of you know maybe they could be leaks but we should probably talk too about the other people who have lost their lives recently we've got to do you see figures in iraq who also knew tara their names are. and russia they were killed in the space of just one week in. baghdad back in august they were in the same social circle as tara and human rights activists ali was also shot dead in basra and the saying well they think these women were targeted because of their profile and because of their outspoken as one journalist in all her name is iran. i'm sorry she summed it up she tweeted far as death screams discrimination a lack of freedom and rides for death should be said as an example there is responsible should be held to account sympathy is not enough and as i said the interior ministry is investigating to see whether these deaths are linked to my going to be following the story closely all right our social media editor jared reed for us thank you v

signed egyptian interior ministry according to human rights watch and other international organization has been given free rein to violate human rights with impunity things like torture arbitrary arrest the disappearance of activists has become increasingly common and the chancellor said well of course these are we are having these as she called them difficult sometimes difficult conversations with our egyptian counterparts but then she emphasized on the importance of making sure that egypt has a sustainable economic path of growth that is true means a stable country because it is a key player in the region and if egypt finds itself in a situation like iraq or or syria. this would be this would create another headache another headache for europe so it doesn't so it seems from the chancellor side that it's something that she brings up but on the ground as far as cooperation and trade and even arms trade goes it's business as usual business as usual something that chancellor nina emphasizes while she was asked specifically we heard that sound bite from her whether she can continue with b

them police officers have been wounded after a woman blew herself up in central tunis to his interior ministry has described the incident as a terrorist explosion the country has been under a state of emergency since two thousand and fifty when dozens of people were killed in a series of attacks claimed by. officials that leading the search and rescue operation of the plane that crashed off the coast of indonesia say they're not expecting to find survivors one hundred eighty nine people were aboard the lyon airplane which lost contact with air traffic controllers minutes after it took off from jakarta the plane was headed to the western city of. when it plunged into the java sea. we have flights from the plane and also parts of bodies which have been handed over to the medical team we will keep searching for the main section of the plane for right politician jay you both so narrow has promised to take brazil in a radically new direction after a sweeping victory in a bitterly fought presidential runoff vote the former army captain tapped into voter anger over corruption crime and the economy. t

interior ministry's because that's where the initial information will come from just simply because he has experience with the thing and yeah indeed we do know what happened next and it happened like a swiss clock like a swiss watch if you want because what happened was the point of this whole thing now of this whole emergency rescue system is to kind of ejects as you've rightly said the capsule and push it as far away from the makes it illegal because we were talking about this ballistic what was the term used it's called the ballistic descent you know what i mean i will get to that so the capsule the capsule is jets from the rocket it detaches and so the urgency you rescue system kind of drives it pushes it as far away from the failing rocket and. it does does have a does is it does have its own engines it's like a small small rocket in itself and that's the thing we're seeing on the screens in our this is not all of that over there rather over there i should say we are seeing the the the capsule itself. which landed on earth so after the after detaching from the rocket the capsule g

give them the president has said many time and criticize the response that we've had from the interior ministry all of it's really over the situation room my goods they've complained many times about the burden of migration and how they feel that they are shouldering the burden across the european union he said that countries like that which don't show solidarity for the e.u. project could be kicked out of the shang an area so it's pretty rich when actually what we see is french police officers being caught red handed in the clothes couldn't go operation and actually deporting migrants directly to its neighbor italy. ok thank you show the shoulder to the reporting for us there from paris thank you. the u.s. news network n.b.c. is on the fire after sharing remarks by donald trump on the american civil war out of context making it look like he was actually praising a pro-slavery confederate general corrected this report two days later it is kind of more often looks at how the us media is becoming ever more polarized in the liberal side of american media donald trump was in hot water they had him

the interior ministry says it does not support any form of violence or intolerance from police officersive when temperatures dropped below freezing, or risk getting badly beaten when trying to enter the european union. all the young men say there is no going back, and no giving up. let's take a quick look at some news events coming up later on wednesday. the first scheduled flights are due to depart from istanbul's giant new airport this morning. just a few domestic flights are involved, because of delays in finishing the construction project. the eu's statistics agency will release october inflation data for the eurozone, a day after it revealed that economic growth was at its slowest rate in four years. and nato and russia will meet for talks in brussels as fears grow of a new arms race, with the us vowing to ditch a cold war weapons treaty. now it is time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chetan pathhak with wednesday's sport briefing. coming up: real madrid begin life without lopetegui. pakistan prepare to take on new zealand. and novak djokovic marches on

the egyptian interior ministry released a statement accusing the same of carrying out and inciting amedia campaign aimed at what they called spreading chaos. a journalist is guilty until proved innocent oh look i thought my computer was someone i'd end up in the mall but then the second costume and the second clip. and then the minute and the. hammock lands and i'm at the side and there isn't enough to be. sure i want or what the job is you know i don't. know wasn't. one of the and. then if you have similar interests we're. going to build a. lunar hood over the pentagon and when it is done on the muslim.

italy's interior ministry has ordered that all migrants be transferred out of a small southern town wherecomed as a means of boosting the local economy. it follows the house—arrest earlier this month of the mayor of riace, who was accused of organising ‘marriages of convenience‘ for asylum purposes and other illegalities. polls in bavaria in southern germany open in a few hours for key elections. chancellor merkel‘s regional allies, the csu, are expected to lose their absolute majority, while the smaller parties including the greens and the far—right afd are expected to make gains. these elections could force the csu to enter into a regional coalition in bavaria — a setback that risks to further complicate the chancellor's federal government. jenny hill has more. angela merkel will be keeping a close eye on bavaria. that's because her sister party, the bavarian version of her conservatives, is expected to take a humiliating hammering at the ballot box will stop for decades, the csu has reigned supreme in bavaria. today, if the polls are to believed, all thatis if the polls are to believed

is interior ministry didn't make anyone available for interview in its response to human rights watch it denied any arbitrary arrests of a political speech adding anyone with an allegation of mistreatment could lodge a complaint the hamas interior ministry had a similar response pass in twenty sixteen twenty seventeen we had three hundred fourteen complaints about mistreatment after we investigated it became clear that in ninety of these cases the officers acted badly and we punish them on. human rights watch says its report shows that such cases aren't aberrations but part of a system which defines insulting high or forty's causing sectarian strife is punishable crimes are a force of gaza. seven thousand migrants and refugees are ignoring donald trump's protests continuing their march towards the us border to escape poverty in central america a gentleman reports the rich chap us in southern mexico and the us president has threatened to cut aid to countries along the route which don't stop and migrant caravan. this is really quite a rare moment for the people that are in this caravan

being killed in a suicide bomb attack near afghanistan's largest prison in the capital kabul the interior ministry says five others were injured after a prison star vehicle was targeted have been similar attacks in other parts of the country over the past two weeks since parliamentary elections were held the taliban and isel have threatened to disrupt the vote the began on october the twentieth still ahead here on al-jazeera we hear the stories newest thing violence and poverty in central america and they're not headed to the u.s. . also the latest twists and turns in sri lanka as the country's political crisis deepens. hello again it's good have you back well this hour do want to take you up here towards the levant we're looking at better conditions out here towards the eastern part of the med you can see some showers entering into istanbul but really for many locations we are looking at fine dry conditions and that is going to stay that way as we go towards wednesday aleppo twenty five jerusalem at twenty two and baghdad really not looking too bad at twenty nine degrees there mostly activities a

it's pointed to all these militias that now control the streets in agreement with your interior ministry that doesn't worry you you want to be a liberal democracy join the e.u. and you have these militias basically attacking l g b t protests attacking gatherings of roma supporters. i am. you know the one the government that is speaking out with great concern and. and less necessity to react by law enforcement whenever such cases a happening and i think it would be wrong to just close the eyes if something of that type is happening but again you have to understand that quite a few cases that are being portrayed or being reported initially as some intolerant cases of attacks then it turns out later on that it turns out that quite a few of them do have the russian russian. trace in it very easy to show russia when human rights watch talks about brutal attacks on roma people people rights activists when i'm the she says the same thing when freedom house or the senate is not all russian conspiracy no but partially it is that's one thing and the other yes yes there are there are there are case

it does look like something's amiss here and so the prime minister of baghdad has asked the interior ministry to investigate now what we can do now is look at the other people who've very sadly recently lost their lives firstly to other prominent figures in iraq who knew tara . names are roughly three and russia has a son they were killed in the spice of just one week in baghdad back in august they were in the same social circle and last week two dies before tara far as was killed a human rights activist named swaddle ali was shot dead in the city of basra she was a prominent campaign a full birth women's rights and for better services in basra within the space of a month really a number of tragic killings of women in iraq and how iraqis reacting to these iraqis want some answers basically they want to know why women prominent women being killed and some people saying well look the security situation in iraq isn't great these could be random attacks but other people suspect that these women have been singled out because of their presence online their prominence someone who definitely thinks t

dragging along with the rest of the rocket and also the most important bit here is according to the interior ministry of kazakstan it was the crew that make the call to abort the mission and return to earth in an emergency so overall even though this is so highly computer controlled there are so many senses and monitoring devices back at star city a base there is also going to be a final call it was like in a jet but with the pilot in charge there with a cosmonaut or are still in charge well probably probably that's how it is maybe like in a plane world but i mean the simpler it is the better also this rocket the soyuz rocket it has a special module on top that is designated with just about dealing with the emergency situation like this which is responsible for the emergency come down like descent back to earth so and we talked to the cosmos direct me to the rigors in who you just saw on your screens a couple of minutes ago and he told us that today's situation proved the stream reliability of the system which well i guess every cloud has a silver lining right so there's that and so he himself flew t

killing herself and wounding nine people eight policemen are among the injured between is an interior ministry has described it as a terrorist explosion the country has been under a state of emergency since two thousand and fifteen when dozens of people were killed in a series of attacks claimed by eisel. president of. the attack. i regret to say that security personnel are always paying the heavy toll paying it in blood i am sure officials will identify the causes and consequences such attacks undermine the state its authority and state we thought we had driven terrorism out of our cities in two decades yet it is now in the heart of the capital city. indonesian search and rescue teams say that there is no sign of survivors after a plane plunged into the sea carrying a hundred eighty nine people on board the boeing seven three seven by the low cost airline lyon there was headed from the capital jakarta to the western city of punk . but it crashed into the java sea just minutes after taking off when haven ports. the paintwork confirmed the first pieces of debris recovered from the crash site we

really contradicts a number of things the kingdom had been has been saying in recent days the interior ministry has said this was a lie saudi arabian officials said that because shoji left the consulate and then of course you've had you've had the crown prince parent we deny this king solomon denied it in his conversation with president trump but he may have allowed for something like this and that may be why we're hearing about these so-called rogue elements right now and john malo of this is happening the saudi embassy in washington has canceled saudi national day celebrations on thursday i guess after what nearly two weeks of almost ignoring the story or hoping it would go away i mean you could really see a total change of tact from the saudis on this. well it certainly would have been bad optics to have a major celebration on saudi national day which was coming up on thursday they have obviously decided that it's not the kind of look they want out there while everybody who's talking about saudi arabia is talking now about the disappearance of jamal khashoggi so that day has been canceled we

the world a female suicide bomber who blew herself up in tunis the its capital the country's interior ministry says nine people including eight police officers were wounded the incident reportedly took place in central to this near the city's landmark municipal theater police have cordoned off the area. the prime suspect in the deadly shooting in this weekend is due to appear in court forty six year old robert bowers is accused of carrying out a mass coming on saturday and the morals been set up outside the tree of life synagogue in the city eleven people were killed. at least one person dead and several more wounded in afghanistan after a suicide bomber struck near the country's election commission headquarters in kabul the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility. oh officials in indonesia say that the one hundred eighty nine people on board a plane that crashed into the sea are likely to be dead line at domestic flight last contact with air traffic control ten minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta emergency crews are still looking for the main wreckage but have located