we begin this hour with a developing story from afghanistan where the interior ministry is saying 21 people have been killed and 91 wounded in a truck bomb attack that happened in the city which is the capital of logar province which is south of the afghan capital kabul no one has claimed responsibility for the attack which could be one of the deadliest in recent months it comes a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing the remaining troops from the country for controversy joins us over the phone from kabul and it comes at a sensitive time as well because we are in the the muslim holy month of ramadan and people were breaking their fast at the time of this attack are there any further details about the casualties. well that's absolutely right mariam and you know these are extremely tense kinds here in afghanistan just because foreign troops have actually began there was droll from again the stand a number that you mentioned is the official number that keeps rising almost by the hour because locals they do put this number and they have been putting this number much higher since

to the program afghanistan's interior ministry has said 21 people were killed and over 90 wounded in a truck bombing in the east of the country it comes just a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing their remaining troops from afghanistan the explosion happened in city the capital of logan province which lies just south of the capital kabul but no claims of responsibility for the attack which could be one of the deadliest in recent months video contre ferry is in the capital kabul and says the timing is significant. these are extremely tense kinds here in afghanistan just because foreign troops have actually began there was joel from again the stand and amber that you mentioned is the official number that keeps rising almost by the hour because locals they do put this number and they have been putting this number much higher since they attack has happened and it is expected to rise further there is efforts underway with the being under the rubble for even more people who have been injured died in the attack and we're talking about civilian students and even take people who ar

could look at main stories now afghanistan's interior ministry says 21 people have been killed and 91 wounded in a truck bomb attack this happened in the city of the capital of logar province which lies south of the capital kabul no one has claimed responsibility for the attack which is one of the deadliest in recent months but it comes a day before u.s. and nato start withdrawing their remaining troops from the country cause of crime for a public inquiry in israel of the country's largest gathering since the pandemic ended in tragedy at least $45.00 people killed in a stampede at a religious festival at mount mare and tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews had gathered there on thursday night for the annual like their marriage commemorations people became trapped in a narrow passageway with sheets of corrugated iron torn from the walls to try and help people escape work is ongoing to identify the victims. well this precipitous pathway is the bottleneck on the way out and one of the main events that was taking place last night it's where thousands upon thousands of people were squee

valley was snatched from the street in moscow and locked in a police van on the grounds of the interior ministry. is just this just that i think that everything that is happening is to scare all the other people quite i was literally detained just for the thought of showing up at the rally that this was this i will be detained until the late evening in this police van. but you know perfectly well what you should do. that you shouldn't be afraid to let. those these children get at you but yet said. the crackdown could not prevent protests even in far flung parts of the country like here in the remote siberian city of day. and i came here on purpose to raise my voice against future and ongoing repressions you see 3 against the killing of alexina valley in jail and you know they gainst having many political prisoners. just disappeared. the rallies were met with mass arrests. that did not stop thousands from gathering in moscow as night fell brute force has not caused dissent in russia just yet but highly recommend child was. ended up using militia and joins us now from a moscow evaleen avali suppor

stories now we've been following developments in afghanistan for the past hour or so where the interior ministry says 21 people have been killed and 91 wounded in a truck bomb attack how been in city the capital of logar province south of kabul no one has claimed responsibility for the attack which could be one of the deadliest in recent months it comes a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing the remaining troops from the country well securing peace in afghanistan is at the center of the gauche ations in doha summer binge of aid is there and says further violence in the country could pose a threat to progress. this is the biggest concern that all parties have who are engaged in these talks that the violence is going to increase in of going to stand in less than 48 hours when the deadline expires as per the agreement between the taliban and the united states that all foreign forces will leave the united states has indicated with its new administration that the u.s. forces are going to be withdrawing gradually that they would draw will begin from a the 1st but it will not be completed at

a car bomb targeting security forces exploded in afghanistan's capital kabul interior ministry says it was a suicide attack it happened hours before turkey and the delay of afghan peace talks set to be held in istanbul this week. and the chief of military gentle will attend an emergency meeting of southeast asian leaders this weekend to discuss the crisis in the country at least 6 people were reportedly killed by security forces on tuesday. those are your headlines we're back with more news here on al-jazeera after witness. the climate is changing and action now is paramount the challenges are immense the overcoming of this crucial will president joe biden galvanized efforts for stronger action stay with us for special coverage of the leaders' summit in quite. 'd a while not a hug or. another and i would give my as it was it i mean 'd certainly good that. it's very hard. to lose a part of your country apart for your civilization your culture. and ritual from. one of the. when in fact if you disagree with that. someone had the so that he had the mind of a community but. many of you want

government of repression and of cracking down on anti-government protesters on saturday the interior ministry said it arrested several people for planning attacks. some families and man law say security forces are forcing them to pay $100.00 to retrieve the bodies of relatives killed in recent protests $82.00 demonstrators were killed that you're in a crackdown in boggo on friday protests are continuing in several cities including yangon da way and mandalay earlier on saturday 3 rebel groups in eastern shan state also reportedly attacked security forces the 1st attack since the ceasefire 2019. well there's the headlines and now it's al jazeera wiles' i'll have another update for you after that. my. this is mere cool good elements. but he's lived much of his life in the croatian coastal city of split. he spent most of the bosnian war in the early ninety's in the village of bahrain looking after his parents to return to split in march 994. in 1905 he was arrested by the croatian authorities and accused of being a guard at a concentration camp in northern bosnia. aqua's now there's an organised

in afghanistan's capital of kabul security officials say the blast was aimed at a convoy the interior ministry says it was a suicide attack. the military in chad has promised an 18 month transition to free elections after announcing the death of president disturbing the army says he was killed while visiting soldiers fighting rebels on the frontline there he had just won reelection and was one of africa's longest serving leaders. says the chief of. emergency meeting of southeast asian leaders this weekend to discuss the crisis in the country at least 6 people were killed by security forces on tuesday. with headlines more news off the women make signs. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there a white supremacy impacts all of our if you're putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers goes to their camp and becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program. the big questions. it's going to be choppy bias ok 2 of them i was kind of lead to the 2 teams and then always want to experience and then wi

and welcome to the news hour our top story afghanistan's interior ministry saying that 21 people have been killed and 91 wounded in a truck bomb attack in the east of the country this comes just a day before the u.s. and nato. start withdrawing that remaining troops from afghanistan and now the explosion happened in a city which is the capital of logan province it lies south of the capital kabul of the no claims of responsibility for this attack which could be one of the deadliest in the country in recent months for their country furry is in kabul and says the timing is significant these are extremely tense kinds here in afghanistan just because foreign troops have actually began there was girls from afghanistan and amber that you mentioned is the official number that keeps rising almost by the hour because locals they do put this number and they have been putting this number much higher than they've pack has happened and it is expected to rise further there is efforts underway with the being under the rubble for even more people who have been injured or died in the attack and we're t

and groups suspected of spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation about the pandemic interior ministry says the movement has extremist tendencies and fears its influence could last beyond the end of the pandemic interior minister jose hoffa's says the government would not accept any militancy or extremist behavior. it's clear that we have to protect the rule of law and our citizens. but not from peaceable people expressing their opinion. even if that opinion is diametrically opposite to our political conviction it is. it's their right to express those opinions and i'd never criticize that. but when extremists take the stage and try to appropriate these movements or if violence enters into it then we must revert to a policy of 0 tolerance. it's more from date of political correspondent shot off a no parliamentary studio welcome. so tell us more about the people involved in this on t.v. lockdown movement these a fad danka. well the credit and the movement was only founded last year as a direct response to the corona virus pandemic and most specifically to the german government's handling

going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera iraq's interior ministry says that at least 82 people have been killed in a fire at a hospital in the capital baghdad the flames been through a ward where covert 19 patients were being treated as an oxygen tank explosion may have caused the fire some of the 14 reports from baghdad all of this has really added to the public anger over the government's handling. first broke out in the country. protective gear not enough supplies for hospitals like. these hospitals and i spoke to a doctor who works in this hospital last night and he mentioned that because of the shortage. it is relatives of patients who are often. families on oxygen cylinders which i believe to be. the explosion india is reporting a record number of coronavirus cases for a 4th straight day with nearly 350000 infections stuff that overwhelmed hospitals a begging for oxygen supplies as the health care system buckles there's been a rise of violence there the. israeli security forces fired stun grenades and water cannons at palestinians who angry about restrictions during ramad

the interior ministry says it was a suicide attack. you are up-to-date with all the headlines. we got more news coming up right after "inside story." ♪ >> european football in crisis. some of its biggest clubs have announced a league of their own. and's and governing bodies say they have betrayed the sport, but what is really behind this move? this is "inside story." hello and welcome to the program. they are some of the biggest names in sport. names like real madrid and manchester united have drawn millions of followers. they are now among 12 elite teams who have announced a breakaway competition of their own called european super league. many fans reacted in anger while some voiced their support, but the sport's governing body say they will do everything in their power to stop the project while those behind the new super league insist the change is necessary. >> some of the continent's richest clubs threatened to split european football in two, the governing body hit back hard, saying it will expel the clubs' players from future world championships and world cups. >> i cannot

valley was snatched from the street in moscow and locked in a police van on the grounds of the interior ministry. just because justice i think that everything that is happening is to scare all the other people i was literally detained for the thought of showing up at the rally. so i would be detained until the late evening in this police van. but you know perfectly well what you should do . you shouldn't be afraid to let. these golden ticket for you but yet. the crackdown could not prevent protests even in far flung parts of the country like here in the remote siberian city of houla day. i came here on purpose to raise my voice against future and ongoing repression. against the killing of alexina valley in jail. against having many political prisoners. the rallies were met with mass arrests. that did not stop thousands from gathering in moscow as night fell. brute force has not caused dissent in russia just yet but i leave. it to the u.s. now where borders have been paying tribute to dante write the 20 year old black man shot and killed by police earlier this month white was killed during a traf

suspected of spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation about the pandemic the german interior ministry said parts of the movement extremist tendencies its fears its influence could last beyond the end of the pandemic. of war this political correspondent and ash often altered our parliamentary studios here in berlin and who exactly are the quiet anchors is a very very diverse movement isn't it. yack fair dengan roughly translates as lateral thinking of thinking against the grain and this movement was only found at last is a direct response to the corona pandemic and most specifically the german government's handling of the corona pandemic so they're a very young movement but they've already created quite a stir here in germany and at the heart of most of the big until locked down demonstrations that we've seen across the country in recent months and like yury said there it there it disparate bunch really then not part of of one political organization or share a political persuasion they're an eclectic mix of people with you know legitimate reason says against government lockdown measure

very strict attention to details like this and so this is whether the foreign ministry of the interior ministry or the defense ministry so the turkish side had already met with the protocol team for the e.u. officials that they had already already agreed upon the seating arrangement with cheryl michel's people with the you council president's team so any type of hope out that has to do with the seating arrangements is on the protocol side from what we're hearing is there's a big divide between charlotte michel and the e.u. commission head or slope underlaid and there's actually no reason to apologize because the turks have not committed any mistakes regarding the seating arrangement this is exactly the conditions that the e.u. council protocol team wanted we've even had the or were e.u. commission head john china say there's been times where he sat on this over there's been some times where he's been number 2 in the protocol and this is completely normal that it's getting blown out of proportion i said i'm sorry it's no use if you know what you're saying basically that a mountain is being made

world at least 5 people have been injured in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital and interior ministry spokesman says civilians and security personnel were among the wounded no one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. ukraine's leader has challenge russian president vladimir putin to meet him in ukraine's waterborne east to discuss ending the conflict there that means the lenski has to western countries to also support kiev and its standoff with russia us here. they eased medical regulator has backed the johnson and johnson covert 19 vaccine despite a possible link to blood clots last week the company stopped its rollout over concerns of rare but potentially deadly plants the a.m.a. says the benefits outweigh the risks but that a warning should be added to vaccines labels. the european medical agency has given johnson and johnson's one shot called the 9 tame back same the green light despite finding a possible link to rare blood clots the benefits of the virus continue to outweigh the risks and we now have detailed information in the labeling that alerts to these risks we hav

are suspected of spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation about the pandemic german interior ministry said the movement had extremist tendencies it fears that its influence will last beyond the end of the pandemic. well for this i'm now joined by political correspondent and ash often altered our parliamentary studios here in berlin and who exactly are the question because it's a very very diverse movement isn't it. yack fair dinkum roughly translates as lateral thinking all think against the grain and this movement was only founded last year as a direct response to the current of pandemic and most specifically the german government's handling of the corona pandemic so there are very young movement but they've already created quite a stir here in germany and they're at the heart of most of the big until locked down demonstrations that we've seen across the country in recent months and like yuri said there it there it disparate bunch really then not part of of one political organization or share of political persuasion they're an eclectic mix of people with you know legitimate reason sa

calls to boycott the vote president idriss deby is set to extend his 3 decade long rule the interior ministry says that it's arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations trying to disrupt sunday's election rights groups and the opposition of accuse president debby's government of repression and the un is urging the country to respect civil rights of free speech. is in chad. told presidential elections open on sunday for the civilian population. and on saturday. for the. presidential election. after power. absent from the political arena. at least. reject a hard core. president. killed . 3 and for. political climate hundreds of. weeks leading up to the. president. says a. crackdown against the. opposition in the days leading up to the. killed . be free and fair that there has been a militarization of the political climate the interior minister is here just a point on thursday saying back several have been arrested in connection to a plot to profit from the sunday elections and that opposition leaders and activists are now. being interrogated in relation to those a sense of

he was snatched from the streets in moscow and locked in a police van on the grounds of the interior ministry. is just this just because i think that everything is happening to scare all the other people. i was detained for just thinking about showing up at the rally. i will be detained until the late evening in this police van. but you know perfectly well what you should do you shouldn't be afraid. but the crackdown could not prevent protests even in far flung parts of the country like here in the remote siberian city of day. yeah just lots of no problem i came here purposefully to raise my voice against future and ongoing repressions against the killing of alexina valley in jail against having many political prisoners but you almost due north just disappeared. the rallies were met with mass arrests as protesters were dragged into police vans one by one politics and putin's russia increasingly looks like rule by force. or more now i'm joined by felix light from the moscow times feel it is good to have you on the program i understand that you were at a pro alexei navalny protest tell us what

tell you with a slow way dreams are going to hear in doha the headlines on al-jazeera iraq's interior ministry says that at least 82 people have been killed in a fire a hospital in the capital baghdad the flames been through a war where covert 19 patients were being treated as an oxygen tank explosion may have caused the fire some of the 14 reports from baghdad all of this has really added fuel to the public anger over the government's handling of the pandemic when and then it 1st broke out in the country that was not.

much simpler and of course the interior ministry. will be closed in order to avoid a large number of people are traveling through. which. country. a medical facility. up to 70 percent of the rent in. order to take in and. spike the likes of which. being right now. brazil continues to report high daily couvade numbers with another 3163 deaths in the past 24 hours and almost 80000 new infections and the new coronavirus variant a suspected to be driving high infections in peru and chile the spike tough measures to contain transmission the c. 37 strain believed to have begun in peru has now spread to several latin american countries scientists haven't officially linked the latest surge in the region to the variant but with infections defying chile's high vaccine rollout many fear it could be responsible. u.s. federal investigators have raided the manhattan apartment of donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani seizing electronic devices prosecutors have been looking into giuliani's foreign dealings in ukraine which included an investiga

because the interior ministry had. to be closed in order to avoid the large number of people are travelling to do its part which. taking the. door dead a medical facility. stretched up to 70 percent of the rent in. order to take in and get an order by the likes of which. being right now. with u.k. prime minister has denied any wrongdoing in the downing street flat make of a scandal johnson says he covered the cost of the recession to the property himself . they didn't clarify who initially paid the u.k. political watchdog launched a full investigation into johnson about a possible violation of finance rules a former adviser claimed subprime minister trying to get conservative party donors to secretly pay for the renovation so i have covered the costs and by that most people will find it absolutely bizarre and of course as an electoral commission invest it best again this is not i can tell you that i conformed in full with the code of conduct with. ministers listeria with our code and i officially have been kept. been a

he was snatched from the streets in moscow and locked in a police van on the grounds of the interior ministry. is just this just this i think that everything is happening to scare all the other people. i was detained for just thinking about showing up at the rally. i will be detained until the late evening in this police van. but you know perfectly well what you should do you shouldn't be afraid. but the crackdown could not prevent protests even in far flung parts of the country like here in the remote siberian city of day. you have no problem i came here purposefully to raise my voice against future and ongoing repressions against the killing of alexina valley in jail against having many political prisoners which i wish to north east into. the rallies were met with mass arrests as protesters were dragged into police vans one by one politics in putin's russia increasingly looks like rule by force. or more now i'm joined by felix light from the moscow times feel it is good to have you on the program i understand that you were at a pro alexei navalny protest tell us what did you see yes well so

along its borders factis many here who he will use his experience as former head of both the 40 interior ministries to resolve. or less security the most important security people of new desperate for security 2nd to that is good governance and finally equity and justice but above all the day politicalization of governance which is very important we hope the president will appoint the right people in iraq positions devoid of partisanship. but some believe that politics and politicians are limitless ability to deliver real change. to hard work begins now he will need to unite a deeply divided nation whose stability is once again frightened by wednesday's failed coup but the president can count on global support judging from reactions on the failed coup however the biggest challenge to his presidency is not only having to deal with ambitious military officers but also the threat posed by book or aman armed groups based in neighboring mali a reality not lost on mr bush to give his 1st address as president but. for a long time the criminals of the islamic state in the greatest the heart who are affilia

been calling for a boycott of the vote accusing the government of repression on saturday the interior ministry said it arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations have been morgan reports now from the capital in jimmied. on the streets at the national stadium and elsewhere across the chechen capital in jemaine now thousands have come out to show their support for one man president idriss deby the incumbent leader has been in office since he took power in a coup more than 50 years ago debbie is now seeking a 6th term and promising a new future for charity and. together we're going to build in africa like other continents that shares a long history a common history with those who colonized us and we're going to start this chapter together with them. during the my 990 cuckoo debbie overthrew his predecessor the same brain who he had worked for as a military advisor before their falling out 3 years ago chats parliament approved and you can't. situation that expanded powers it's also allowed him to stay in office until at least 2033 you know votes boycotted by opposition legisl

accuses the government of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters on the interior ministry said it arrested several people planning attacks on polling stations. have a morgan is outside one polling station in the capsule and they have a house voting been going there today. lauren when the polls open at around 60 it started with incumbent president. has fixed term after 30 years in power casting the 1st ballot followed by his wife. and then people started voting now initially there were hundreds of people lined up at the polling station where because his vote but who went to all the polling stations and spoke to people there they say that the turnout was quite low that's because in leading up to this day there were hundreds of people protesting against their candidacy saying that they don't want him to run for a 6th term and that they want to see change the opposition have mobilized lots of protests which human rights watch and amnesty said were met by ruthless ruthless force by security forces and so people are saying that they've decided to boycott the elections now joinin

a car bomb targeting security forces has exploded in afghanistan's capital kabul interior ministry says it was a suicide attack and it happened hours before turkey announced the delay of afghan peace talks set to be held in istanbul this week sources say the taliban is refusing to participate following the u.s. its decision to push back the withdrawal of its troops. is really in the netherlands are to start using the johnson and johnson job after europe's drug regulator recommended that it should include a warning label european medicines agency found possible links between the one cave in $1000.00 vaccine and blood clots but it says the side effect is very rare and the benefits of the vaccine outweigh any potential risks johnson and johnson pours the roll out of its job last week after recommendations from the us or thorough cities so fasten is in amsterdam with more. well it means that there is another disputed fact seen actually that could create concerns among people here in the e.u. it's very rare in 8 cases in fact they found blood clots and also decided decrease of blood platelet

the iraqi interior ministry now says at least 82 people have died and more than 100 others have beennjured in a devastating fire at a hospital in baghdad treating coronavirus patients. the blaze — reportedly caused by an exploding oxygen tank — tore through an intensive care ward with patients on ventilators, unable to move. england's biggest football teams and the sport's governing bodies will stage a four—day boycott of social media from next friday to campaign for social media companies to crack down on online abuse. i will be back here at one o'clock with the latest news for you. first, click explores how biases built into everyday technologies impact people's lives and how the tech industry is trying to address it. this week: they are biased. they discriminate. they are racist. they are the algorithms. hey, welcome to click! we're going to start with a quiz this week. we're going to play a game of guess the famous face. using possibly the freakiest faces that you've seen in a while. they are pretty disturbing, aren't they, lara? they certainly are. although i have to say that th

valley was snatched from the street in moscow and locked in a police van on the grounds of the interior ministry. yes there's just it's just that i think that everything that is happening is to scare all the other people quite i was literally detained for the thought of showing up at the rally. so i would be detained until the late evening in this police van. but you know perfectly well what you should do. that you shouldn't be afraid to let. those these buildings get at you but yet said. the crackdown could not prevent protests even in far flung parts of the country like here in the remote siberian city of houla day. i came here on purpose to raise my voice against future and ongoing repressions thing against the killing of alexina valley in jail. against having many political prisoners and the police to secure. the rallies were met with mass arrests. that did not stop thousands from gathering in moscow as night fell brute force has not caused dissent in russia just yet i believe that your child was highly. to the us now where mourners have been paying tribute to dante right the 20 year old bla

much simpler and of course the interior ministry. sports will be closed in order to avoid a large number of people are travelling to sports which. taking that. day medical facilities are stretched up to 70 percent of the rental. supply. taken. by the likes of which. being right now. so a worsening situation in pakistan and india a coronavirus restrictions are being relaxed in the netherlands the country though is going through its worst wave of infection since the beginning of the pandemic with hospitals warning they'll soon have to refuse treatment to critically ill people said fasten reports now from the track for many this was a moment to savor at exactly midday people all over the netherlands flocked to outdoor terraces to toast the easing of frustrations they are now allowed to open in the afternoon until 6 pm although social distancing measures remain in place. we would just tell you. it does not exist everything is here of course we know about the hospitalizations but if you look around you might forget about. those outlets bi

opponents sidelined rights groups and opposition parties accuse the government of repression the interior ministry says it has arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations and trying to disrupt the elections. morgan is in niger mena where there are doubts about the poll being free and fair. in this presidential election. but notably. there's at least kind of the. president's. political opposition say that. hundreds of. opposition in the days leading up to. political opposition say that. the climate. being interrogated. they say that. in really big quantities more than half of our 17000000 population lives below the poverty line so they say they want to be hard to say that they want to see 3 points in their economic life style it's all just here who in school for them to say that some of them with pressing issue for them is that if they of security because tired right now is involved in several counterterrorism operations are longer border with money from when i made syria so before to say that they want to see someone who's able to handle those issues i leave those operations a

despite opposition calls to boycott the vote president is set to extend his 3 decade long rule the interior ministry says it's arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations trying to disrupt sunday's elections rights groups have accused president and his government of repression the u.n. is urging the country to respect civil rights and free speech morgan has more from the capital. presidential election on sunday for the civilian populace. for the. presidential election. from the political arena. at least. reject. president. hundreds of. opposition in the days leading up to the. that they believe this election will be free and fair and that there has been a militarization of the political climate the interior minister issued a statement on thursday saying that several happen arrested in connection to a plot to profit from the sunday elections and that opposition leaders as well as activists are now. being interrogated in relation to those accusations of trying to disrupt the election now at least 7000000 people have registered to vote embassy election and they say that one of the

a car bomb targeting security forces has exploded in afghanistan's capital kabul interior ministry says it was a suicide attack that happened hours before turkey announced a deal a delay in afghan peace talks set to be held in istanbul this week and europe's drug regulator has found possible links between johnson and johnson's covert 1000 vaccine a rare blood course but the european medicines agency says the benefits of the job still outweigh any potential risks 8 cases of unusual blood clots were identified amongst people who received the vaccine those are your headlines i'm back with another bulletin here on al-jazeera after the string. talk to al jazeera. tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not fence material in any country the conflict in yemen we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter syria. i am for me ok welcome to the climate emergency series on the stream all of this week the episodes will look at some aspect of our climate crisis today we're going to be focusing on food and the connection with clima

calls to boycott the votes president idriss deby is set to extend his 3 decade long rule the interior ministry says it has arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations try to disrupt sunday's elections by its groups and opposition have accused president idriss deby is announce a government of repression and the u.n. is urging the country to respect civil rights and free speech have a morgan has more. all in the attack and presidential election at her feet open on funding for the civilian populace meanwhile a day before that happened on saturday that all gave a military pathing their ballot for who they say they want to see winning m.b. for presidential election incumbent president is speaking i think after. president. president. in the days leading up to. the. along the border with molly cameron i made varia thought before to say that they want to get on with able to handle this if an illegal operation as well as insurgency is in the east and along the border with libya if you've not heard a little bit i've also heard them to have someone in the president be able to handle

the government of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters on saturday the interior ministry says it arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations across london have a morgan is outside a polling station in the capsule and remain and have the president has cast his vote a lot of other people now costing the. well at the start of the voting when they were when the polls opened at around 60 there were hundreds of people lined up and all station was open with president there be casting the 1st ballot and followed by his wife before other people started voting but now it's considered but it's noticeably thin or the crowd has much reduced from what it used to be. just a few people coming in and out but this is not the only center in the capital and around the country there are dozens of other centers at least 7300000 people have voted in this have registered to vote in this election but the opposition have called for a boycott they say that the elections will not be free and fair they have instead called for people to mobilize and march to the electoral commissi

the government of repression and cracking down on antigovernment protesters on saturday the interior ministry says it arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations. with all the headlines a bit more news on al-jazeera of the inside story. it's the worst violence northern ireland has seen in years british loyalists have been rioting every day for a week angry about those issues more than 20 years since the good friday agreement is peace in northern ireland this is inside story. a welcome to the program of. the 1998 good friday agreement brought peace to northern ireland but the issues that divide of the region haven't gone away and now in the aftermath of the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. the situation has got worse and threatens to derail vatican pro british loyalists say the post begs a trade agreement what's in more than plays in the u.k. while i wish nationalists accused them of using the issue to stir up trouble dozens of police officers have been hurt in a week of riots prompting we gen and international governments to appeal for calm it's a complicated issue that wou

explodes in afghanistan's capital kabul security officials said the blast was aimed at a convoy interior ministry says it was a suicide attack or that attack comes as afghanistan peace talks set to take place in istanbul this week were postponed until after ramadan sources say the talks have been delayed because of the taliban's refusal to participate discussions were meant to fast track an agreement between the taliban and afghan government following the u.s. announcement to withdrawals troops by september 11th ukraine's president has asked his russian counterpart to meet in the country's east to discuss an end to escalating conflict in the region. into the border region of donbass ukrainian troops and russian backed separatists have been fighting there since 2014 care flames rising tensions on moscow's decision to amass tens of thousands of troops on the border russia says it's just a military exercise malaysia says the chief of min mas military genter will attend an emergency meeting of southeast asian leaders to discuss the crisis in the country he has again talks will be held in jakarta this

the iraqi interior ministry now says at least 82 people have died and more than 100 others have beeny caused by an exploding oxygen tank — tore through an intensive care ward with patients on ventilators, unable to move. england's biggest football teams and the sport's governing bodies will stage a four—day boycott of social media from next friday to campaign for social media companies to crack down on online abuse.

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in afghanistan's capital of kabul security officials say the blast was aimed at a convoy the interior ministry says it was a suicide attack. well the attack comes as afghanistan's peace talks set to take place in istanbul this week were proponent till after ramadan sources say the talks have been delayed because of the taliban's refusal to participate the discussions were meant to fast track an agreement between the taliban and the afghan government following the u.s. announcement to withdraw troops by september the 11th. a controversial european football super league is on the verge of collapse just 2 days after it was announced that says it will have to reshape the projects after all its 6 english league teams pulled out of the competition after a massive backlash from supporters players and politicians barca has more from chelsea stadium in london fans made their feelings known. stamford bridge home of chelsea one of the 6 rebel english teams who signed up for the new league on the pitch the team were facing brighton on tuesday night off it furious negotiations as the club management alarme

in afghanistan's capital of kabul security officials say the blast was aimed at a convoy the interior ministry says it was a suicide attack well the attack comes as afghanistan's peace talks set to take place in istanbul this week were perspired and until after ramadan sources say the talks have been delayed because of the taliban's refusal to participate the discussions were meant to fast track agreements between the taliban and afghan government following the u.s. announcement to withdraw troops by september the 11th in a blunt assessment the top u.s. general for the middle east told congress that would drawing troops from afghanistan will make the fight against groups harder. but i can broadly state if you leave afghanistan and you want to go back and conduct these kinds of operations there are 3 things you need to do you need to find a target you need to fix the target and you need to be able to finish the target so those 3 things all of the 1st 2 require have the intelligence support in you're out of the country and you don't have the ecosystem that we have there now it will be harder to

one bring you more details on that explosion in afghanistan because the interior ministry has confirmed 21 people were killed over 90 wounded in what was a truck bombing it happened in poor city the capital of la garde province which lies south of the capital kabul that the no claims of responsibility so far but it is one of the deadliest attacks in the country in recent months and it comes a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing their remaining troops from afghanistan. calls are growing for a public inquiry in israel after the country's largest gathering since the pandemic began ended in tragedy at least $45.00 people were killed in a stampede to a religious festival at mount moron tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews had gathered there on thursday night for the annual like the america memory people became trapped in a narrow passageway with sheets of corrugated iron torn from the walls to try and help people escape work is ongoing to identify the victims. well this precipitous pathway is the bottleneck on the way out so that one of the main events that was taking place la

sidelined rights groups and opposition parties have accused the government of repression the interior ministry says it's arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations and trying to disrupt sunday's election ible morgan is in the jimmy know where there are doubts that a vote is likely to be free or fair. polls in the presidential election officially open on sunday for the civilian population a day before that's happened on saturday. a military has started casting their ballot for who they say they want to see winning in this presidential election incumbent president agrees seeking a 6th term after 30 years in power. absent from the political arena i do opposition candidates and opposition leaders at least 6 had their candidacy rejected by the hardcore. opposition members who were deemed to be strong enough to compete with president very. kind of this the following up on opposition leader you know house made a very. first killed political opposition say that they believe this election will be free and fair and that there has been a militarization of the political climate hundr