is backed by the pro iranian fatah blog led by the former prime minister nouri al maliki the speaker election indicates the group is likely to have enough votes to form a governing coalition here is rob mattson with more from baghdad. iraq's parliament has a new speaker it is name is mohamed al ho boosie he's a former governor of a province and he is now the man in the start of the process which will see iraq's parliament begin to take formation over the next few days his appointment basically triggers a succession a cascade if you like of different job jobs that are filled over the next few days and one of those will be the job of a president that president will be somebody who will be from the kurdish community here in iraq that's part of iraqi parliamentary standard procedure when the president will then ask the leader of the biggest block the biggest political bloc in the iraqi parliament to be prime minister and to form a government and it's still very early days to really say in what way the government is the parliament is likely to be heading whether it's going to shift furthe

politician mohammed boosie was previously the governor of iraq's anbar province is by by the pro iranian fatah bloc led by the former prime minister nuri al maliki . and egyptian court has arrested former president hosni mubarak's two sons on charges of insider trading and gamal mubarak are accused of illegally benefiting from the sale of a national bank and rwanda's president paul kagame has ordered the release of an opposition leader who's been in jail since two thousand and thirteen accused of terrorism and that there is one of more than two thousand prisoners who sentences have been commuted prominent musician kizzy to me he go is also being freed. if you find a latin america is next. on counting the cost this week ten years later why young people are picking up the bill for the global financial crisis could a seismic economic event be brewing at emerging markets plus behind gated walls bubbles and crashes in the global housing market counting the cost on al-jazeera. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe . so many are not around by last his pri

political direction after disputed elections back in may a little boosie is backed by the pro iranian fatah block which is led by former prime minister nouri al maliki you have today with the headlines here on al-jazeera inside stories next. confronts rye of the wrongs of its colonial past for the first time since the war of independence in algeria sixty years ago a french president admits freedom fighters were systematically. doesn't matter well because recognition of what he calls crimes against humanity change anything this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's an admission of guilt that's been shrouded in secrecy and denial for around sixty years of this week french president in knowledge for the first time the widespread use of torture during algerian war of independence algeria was a french colony for a hundred and thirty two years until nine hundred sixty two during eight years of fighting which started in one nine hundred fifty four val jury and government says more than a million were killed france says four hundred thousand were killed on both sides french coloni

politician mohammed boosie was previously the governor of iraq's anbar province is by by the pro iranian fatah bloc led by the former prime minister nuri al maliki. and egyptian court has arrested former president hosni mubarak's two sons on charges of insider trading and gamal mubarak are accused of illegally benefiting from the sale of a national bank and rwanda's president paul kagame has ordered the release of an opposition leader who's been in jail since two thousand and thirteen accused of terrorism in that there is one of more than two thousand prisoners who sentences have been commuted prominent musician kasi to me he go is also being freed. if you find a latin america is next. on counting the cost this week ten years later why young people are picking up the bill for the global financial crisis could a seismic economic event be brewing at emerging markets plus behind gated walls bubbles and crashes in the global housing market counting the cost on al-jazeera. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe .

a mere is fatah alliance which includes many pro iranian former pilot terry fight is this acute forty eight seats in the election but they can count on seventy two votes because of an alliance with former prime minister nouri al maliki these two blocs will control more than two thirds of the three hundred twenty nine seats in iraq's parliament i mean she is a director of a think tank called the house of iraqi expertise foundation he's also a former advisor to the speaker of the iraqi parliament is hopeful the parliament will provide much needed change in the country. it's a new era in the in the political process in iraq we are now seeing not a one united block we are seeing two blocks that they are asking the sunni and the kurds to join them which show you that we are stuck and we are actually going forward in this step forward in the political process know how the our leaders how and how the iraqi leaders can manage this new situation this is the most important thing lot of cooks like it's not a one shot it's not only decision it's not only the coming days maybe want to see so many

iranian influence would be destined in iraq. but iran never saw it that way. it understands that it has its allies even inside the fatah coalition, which is a coalition of iranian backed militia forces which were part of the mobilization forces became soaked. they got 47, now 48 seats, actually. so it's n-- it knew that it had veto power on the government formulation in iraq. it has largely succeeded. since the election, it has also reached out to beyond just shiites. it has gone to the sunnis. it has also reached out to the kurds. interestingly, a lot of iranian officials were in their meetings with the kurdish officials. they told them that we guarantee you greater autonomy but you have to work closely with our allies. for the process of making a decision because they are very much disappointed with that tehran did to them particularly during the referendum. but the united states did not back it. nor did any other regional government. so some of those kurdish leaders are now amenable to tehran's offers to achieve something out of desperation. particularly the pok, and others. -- dprk and others. the point i am trying