palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman asked us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. carrying aid for palestinians is living pole irmo and it's only it will make its way down to miss siena in sicily before heading for gaza the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says its goal is to peacefully and the israeli blockade it's expected to take just one week reach israeli waters. is live for us now in west jerusalem and what kind of things are a result saying today after yesterday's violence. well i think what's interesting is the israeli officials we've been speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored in israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a ceasefire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky t

gaza. i . have masses military wing in the kasam brigades are burying their dead three of their members were killed on friday afternoon israel struck various ham ass monitoring posts along the border soon after an israeli soldier was shot from gaza he later died of his wounds sixty sites belonging to ham ass were attacked by israeli forces late into the night a few rockets were fired from gaza in response and a cease fire was announced hours later it's the second ceasefire in a week i don't think this would last for a long time i learned i think it's better for us. unfortunately and we will have just couple of days. through this or story after that we'll have the same story because many problems over. people and. the pattern of escalation ceasefire as relations ceasefire between israel and hamas although i continue on the long term plan to levy a situation for the people here almost two people are living under this blockade and everyone says the same thing how impossible life has become. i can't afford anything to work as a killer in israel before that will kill i made around a thousand three hundred dollars a month of the m

past four months there were again protests on friday particularly in the late afternoon along the israel gaza border according to the gaza health ministry four palestinians were killed and more than one hundred and twenty injured israel at the time issued a statement particularly saying that the army was reacting in retaliation to this flare up in violence and from the gaza side and it said at that time that it hit a targets we're now being told that in total some fifteen targets have been hit by israel and those being of course one must targets in the gaza strip their i.q. stations there the israeli army has used excessive force and in some cases has used live ammunition as i mentioned earlier the last time we saw such a flare up in violence was back in two thousand and fourteen in the operation protective edge which started roughly round about now and that was a war there witnessed more than two thousand palestinians killed and saw some seventy three israeli civilians die so of course the situation on the ground is extremely tense there's a lot of concern that we could be witnessing another

palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman asked us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. has more now on the israeli government response from. israeli officials we've been speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored in israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a cease fire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky truce at this point now we did hear about one incident that happened several hours ago in gaza the israeli army released a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an idea of tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout the day as of

now late on friday afternoon there was again protests along the israel gaza border according to the gaza health ministry some four people were killed and more than one hundred and twenty injured that came in response following that what happened is that you had the israel saying that it was issuing retaliate three strikes after its troops had been fired upon and so that sparked the latest round of violence well we are also hearing reports that the i.d.f. has been accused of using excessive force in some cases live ammunition. all of these protests along the gaza border happening for the past two months and they come roughly to the day that operation protective edge the last when gaza in two thousand and fourteen began and if you remember there was a war that left more than two thousand palestinians killed and some seventy three israelis dead so there is concern on the ground that the situation is continuing and potentially could intensify in the coming hours and we could see a full scale war. correspondent paula with the latest thank you. in the meantime another four palestinians have be

were killed as a result of israel's response to that attack yesterday we had the un special coordinator to pull the middle east peace process nicholai mlodinow off who came to gaza of meetings with the hamas leadership he then went back around mid-morning to israel and then came back for a second meeting so you understand by that level of activity just how desperate the international community the u.n. are trying to forge some sort of last thing ceasefire we also understand that the egyptians have been very active as well the head of the egyptian intelligence currently in the u.s. we understood spoke to hamas yesterday. meanwhile the language from israel continues to be very full stright earlier today defense minister avigdor lieberman speaking in one of the cuzzi say that if israel is forced to go on red alert basically reference to the rockets from project cells that are far from it into israel he said that gaza will be on raids too and we know that there have been a number of israeli politicians putting a lot of pressure on the israeli government for a wider military operation in gaza unless this violence of what they describe as violence from hamas doesn't s

israeli airstrikes in gaza on friday an israeli soldier has also died during fighting along the israel gaza fence a truce appears to be holding after being brokered by egypt i mean it's a nation it's. france is sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled area of eastern in syria russia's agrees to use one of its planes to make the delivery government forces we took peace and go to from rebels in april after a siege which lasted for several years. protesters have returned to the streets of nicaragua's capital managua as months of political unrest picks up new momentum anti-government demonstrators are demanding president daniel take us steps down and calls fresh elections. wildfires are raging across the baltics on parts of northern europe better known for cold weather latvia's had to evacuate a village as it struggles to stop a huge peak five months of drought a forced it to declare and national emergency and sweden is suffering its worst drought for seventy four years it needs help to prevent a bigger disaster now as more. firefighters in sweden say their battle for cont

we're news live from berlin shaky cease fire hamas says it's reached a tentative truce with israel in the gaza strip and that's after a day of clashes that killed an israeli soldier and four palestinians along the fence that separates israel and gaza calm has now largely returned to the area but will it last. also coming up spain's conservative people's party is taking a swing to the right with the election of a new leader top of the sato looks to steer the p.p.p. back to power with elections due in twenty twenty at the latest and the sweden fights huge wildfires raging well above the arctic circle more help is on its way better stories admit some places may be impossible to extinguish. the book. while our thank you so much for your company everyone. we start in the mideast where hamas says it has reached an agreement with israel to end weeks of bloodshed in the gaza strip all this comes after a day of deadly clashes on friday sparked by the death of an israeli soldier from gunshot wounds sustained during protests along the fence that separates israel and gaza israel hasn't commented on the ce

you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories a truce along the border between israel and gaza is to be holding four palestinians were killed by israel on friday and an israeli soldier died of gunshot injuries following friday's demonstrations the seventeen successive friday of protests syrian rebels who surrendered in the southwest began arriving in opposition how the areas in the north more than three thousand have reached hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage under a deal with the government and a church in nicaragua that was besieged by the army in the capital managua has reopened student protesters were taking refuge said last week when gunmen loyal to president daniel ortega began shooting up at. night took his first steps and spoke his first words in a u.s. detention facility one year old johann boy so was court appearance shocked the world has finally been reunited with his sadly he was separated from his father upon arrival by a u.s. border patrol and his father was immediately deported yohan was granted a voluntary departure order that

palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman alist us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. june was in west jerusalem with more on the israeli government's response israeli officials we've been speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored on israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a ceasefire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky truce at this point now we did hear about one incident that happened several hours ago in gaza the israeli army released a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an i.d.f. tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throug

kites in balloons carrying petrol bombs and burning ranks across the border into israel lifts its twelve years siege of gaza israel says fires started by the protesters have destroyed three areas of farmland and crops this protester who insisted we hide his identity says life in gaza has become so one bearable he and his friends are determined to force change. a shade in the middle is a definite fact our aim is to end the siege completely the situation in gaza is unbearable often no lecture city not enough medicine no good life unemployment there's no future for young people here we use simple materials like the incendiary balloons to protest this is the palestinian way so what would it take for israel to begin to lift the siege on gaza and potentially and the protests some experts say the solution has a lot to do with ending rivalry between palestinian political factions israel began its land and sea blockade on gaza in two thousand and seven when hamas took control here now there are some analysts that say that unless there is reconciliation between hamas and fatah and a unity government useful then israe

palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either right gaza or israel no one wants another war but is one woman else what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza khaled a hindi is a fellow at the center for middle east policy at the brookings institution who says neither side is close to a peace process we used to talk about a failed peace process. for five years ago now there is no peace process whatsoever there is no international community or mechanism that can intervene and attempt to find a political resolution and a pathway out of this this crisis that simply doesn't exist and you also have a vacuum on the palestinian side the palestinian authority in government in ramallah is. pretty much completely disengaged from the situation in gaza they are bystanders for the most part but also i think complicit in the crisis the humanitarian crisis that exists there because of the sanctions imposed by mahmoud abbas and the new attempts begun to get around the gaza blockade for boats loaded with a don't know in

and sad palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman asked us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. mohammed jim jhoom is in west jerusalem he has more for us on the israeli government's response israeli officials we've been speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored on israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a cease fire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky truce at this point now we did hear about one incident that happened several hours ago in gaza the israeli army released a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response an i.d.f. tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no

palestinians hear of little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman asked us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. syrian rebels who surrendered in southwestern connecter have begun arriving in opposition held areas more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have reached the town of a broken west and hama province of fighters in their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with the government syrian army forces have since entered the city of connect. meanwhile an ancient town in yemen is at risk of being destroyed by an offensive to take a city nearby zob it is a unesco world heritage site with thousands of historic homes religious institutes and mosques it's south of the dado which a coalition that by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. has been fighting to retake from who's the rebels. u.s. president has accused his former lawyer michael cohen of potentially acting illegally after it was reported that he secretly recorded dona

agreed to return to the era of calm between israel and the palestinian factions it follows a night of heavy air strikes conducted by the israeli air force over gaza they say they hit some sixty targets while at the same time three projectiles were fired at israel by palestinian militants and israeli combat soldier was killed by a palestinian sniper and a friday deadline given by israel to have nuts in which it said that all awesome kites that were flown into israel had to cease came and went with those kites israel says that its actions would merely tell a tree and it holds hamas responsible the i.d.f. used today's it's like activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas chose to the security situation and moved to the consequences for its actions last night strikes were the worst we've seen since two thousand and fourteen really between israel and hamas in that war more than two thousand palestinians were killed and seventy three israelis now there was an israeli air strike a heavy israeli air strike earlier in the week we are hearing from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he will continue to st

gaza border. the mom says the two sides have agreed to a cease fire to stop the situation from escalating this comes after israel carried out daytime air strikes on militant targets in the gaza strip the most expensive since twenty fourteen. also coming up anticipation is building for the world cup final later today the biggest match in football fans of croatia and france are pouring into moscow for the finale of one of the most thrilling tournaments of our brands are the big favorites but this world cup has been nothing if not full of surprises. and tennis court for germany's anjali she cruises passer in a williams to win the women's crown at wimbledon. i am. i my ass waiter thanks for joining us. we begin in gaza where hamas officials say they've reached a cease fire with israel after one of the most serious uptick in violence since the war between israel and gaza militants in two thousand and fourteen egypt and the u.n. reportedly brokered the truce after at least two palestinians were killed. the most extensive and strikes on gaza in four years. they included hits in the heart of gaza city. israel says it wa

tanks targeted a hammer specific ssion in the northern area of the gaza strip off what it says suspects trying to infiltrate into israel the the army saying that off to that tank attack the so-called infiltrators went back into gaza shows you that although there is calm head calm is always a relative term when speaking about gaza there is this constant risk all of an escalation happening again but certainly with respect to how much his response last night to what israel says were the talks says the targeting of sixty eight have lost positions we understand those positions to have been in three main commerce complexes they want all across gaza indication as to how mass not wanting an escalation was its relatively muted response those three missiles at least two of which were intercepted by the iron dome the full of this coal for calm was announced and a number of. number of moral to this that will fall as well before that announcement so as i say syndication that my ass and and israel do not want to see an escalation in this conflict but we were at the protest yesterday and this is our report. or these men say it's thei

just that israel is attacking the hamas is using violence on the border by attacking the idea of soldiers on the other side of the border not in gaza itself. sure shooting rockets and mortar shells towards israel and so this is the duty of these really defense forces to protect the citizens of these were and. how confident are you about the accuracy of these strikes that this there will be no civilians injured. i think that hamas expected these air attacks these are only attacks on the military facilities. the military infrastructure of hamas and other organizations in gaza it's not on civilian targets it's only on the military facilities and hamas evacuated all these facilities the early this afternoon so they dissipated it and i don't think there will be civilian casualties. how do you think this will be viewed globally as you said it is an escalation what do you think the international response will be to this. i'm sure that the security council of the united nations will discuss the situation in gaza but this is been going on for the last four months from march thirtieth when hamas started the march campaign of the march to the

says the building was a hamas urban training facility now it's become another reminder of israel's air power over gaza. israel says the target was hamas in response to rocket attacks and israel has warned repeatedly of a harsh military response if hamas which runs gaza did not stop protestors from sending burning kites and balloons into israel and setting fire to crops all they can do just send balloons sent flying fight and we've seen that no israelis were killed no one while on the palestinian side one hundred more than one hundred thirty five people killed where you have. a response to it. got sides and killed people killing children so i don't think that's up of equation . does not equal. life. after twenty four hours of israeli airstrikes and hamas approved rocket fire egyptian mediators managed to broker a cease fire the u.n. special envoy to the region says all out war was narrowly averted the frustration that people here in gaza feel. is completely understandable it is boiling over put it has been boiling over for months before the protests started i think people felt that they had lost hope i

this is live from berlin fighting flares up on these really gaza border. israel carries out what it calls the biggest daytime air strike since twenty fourteen on their own two targets in the gaza strip. reached on a truce to stop the situation from escalating also coming up. a huge iceberg breaks free from a glacier and threatens to flood a small village in greenland scientists warn dream incidents of baltic icebergs could become more frequent. and germany's. williams to win the women's singles final at wimbledon. cruiser past williams and straight sets to pick up her maiden to the title. welcome to the program my mary and i haven't seen. hamas officials in gaza save they've reached a cease fire with israel this comes after the biggest daytime air strike since the war between israel and gaza militants in twenty fourteen the reported truce was brokered by egypt and the united nations after two palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes on the gaza strip. the most extensive ass strikes on gaza in four years. they included hits in the heart of gaza city. israel

israeli soldier from gunshot wounds sustained during protests along the fence that separates israel and gaza israel has a comment. ceasefire but so far the truce appears to be holding. grief in the gaza strip hamas fighters gathered to mourn one of their own killed in an israeli strike . mohammed abu diaa was one of three militants who died in air raids on the group spices yes to die today his family led his funeral procession through the narrow streets of khan yunis. a saturday of defiance after another friday of chaos the victims of dozens of israeli raids were rushed to gaza city hospital again in the palestinian territory same down the edge of war and only a un brokered cease fire deal prevented a further escalation. of the mouse and the rest of the palestinian resistance are committed to maintaining calm and honoring this agreement. but whether this happens depends on what the israeli occupiers do in the coming days. israel launched the strikes after palestinian gunmen killed an israeli soldier its army believed they dealt a major blow to hamas but that doesn't mean the end of the confl

between israel and the palestinian factions it follows a night of heavy air strikes conducted by the israeli air force over gaza they say they hit some sixty targets while at the same time three projectiles were fired at israel by palestinian militants and a friday deadline given by israel to have nuts in which it said that all awesome kites that will flow into israel have to cease hail and wind which is quite interesting is that the action is what nearly would tell you and it holds hamas responsible the idea of today's. activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas choose to the security situation a move the consequences for its actions last night's strikes were the worst we've seen. as an effort to move between israel and hamas in that war more than two thousand palestinians were killed and seventy three israelis now there was an israeli air strike. heavy israeli air strike only one week we are hearing from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he will continue to strike back at home us during the summer we hit hard our policy is clear when anyone seeks to hamas

a mass says a cease fire has been reached with israel to end the recent violence and gaza although that hasn't been confirmed by the israeli government earlier two palestinian teenagers were killed during israel's largest daylight attack on hamas since the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen israeli jets targeted several neighborhoods in the gaza strip al-jazeera has been at smith reports now on the day's events. not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely populated gaza city israel says this building was a hamas urban warfare training facility with a tunnel underneath there were also civilians nearby israel says they were awarded the bombs of the strike a smaller rocket was fired first at the roof a knock it's called but the people there said they didn't understand this warning instead some rushed to help someone have been injured these two teenagers were among that group they were killed when israel second a much more powerful strike came in. since friday evening israel's military has hit more than forty targets across gaza israel says it's aimi

a fifteen year old palestinian boy has been killed during the latest clashes on the israel gaza border according to palestinian health officials one israeli soldier was also injured in the unrest . i. was. in response the israeli military struck several targets in gaza early saturday there were no reports of casualties on either side then according to the israeli military they took action after palestinian protesters started to throw explosive devices and bombs at troops on the border friday's riots marked a hundred days now since the start of the so-called march of return palestinians been rattling at the border fence every week accusing israel of occupying their ancestral lands throughout the day demonstrators burned tires and filled rocks at israeli forces who responded with tear gas and live bullets in code reports from the city. so i'm only one hundred meters away from the fence that separates gaza strip with israel and as you see palestinian protesters are trying to approach a friends and break it well every time there was an attempt by the israeli forces or every act back with l

trend in israeli society israel within its original borders is a democracy it's a flawed democracy but so are all other democracies but if you look at least in the west bank and gaza israel most emphatically most decisively is not a democracy it's an ethnic recy it's a system in which one ethnic group dominates the others and there is another word for it not proceed and there is apartheid. and this is what is really thank you. and ask you two questions one is the same question asked of him to you worried about the trends in israel does that worry you at all and secondly do you respond to his claim about israel being and if not proceeded about every democracy around the world has its own unique features the israeli democracy and these radiation belts and established because of what happened in a partially because of what happened in the holocaust and therefore a jewish majority must remain for safety and security because we've seen what happens when you're on the rest of the world for your safety number to anyone else who lives as an israeli has absolute equal rights every israeli arab has the same rights of university of hospitals of supreme court and law journal

and a truce between israel and gaza militants is largely holding despite reports of isolated strikes. uptick in violence between the two sides in years. and welcome to the program after a private trip to scotland over the weekend u.s. president donald trump is heading to the finish capital helsinki there he'll meet with russian president vladimir putin on monday the talks come days after the indictment of twelve russian intelligence agents on charges of meddling in the chou thousand and sixteen u.s. election but finns are not pleased with either leader and many have been making their feelings known on healthy streets. protests have got a head start on tomorrow's summit about fifteen hundred demonstrators have been marching through the streets of how sinky and more protest events are planned but up to two thousand security personnel are to be on duty to ensure the meeting goes smoothly. there's a good amount of course is always a challenge to ensure security at such a high level meeting but we've had quite a lot of experience of this sort of thing in finland just three weeks to plan it

gaza and israel a hamas spokesperson says that egypt to the un mediated for palestinians and israelis phones have died on friday chunks traffic reports from gaza. there may well be relative calm at the moment this seems all indications would suggest that neither israel or hamas want an escalation but of course the siege the suffering of the palestinians goes on the more protests there are the more pressure there is only israeli government for a larger military response syrian rebels who surrendered in the south west of the country have begun to arrive in opposition held areas of the north buses carrying more than two thousand people have reached hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage under a deal with the government the agreement is being seen as a major victory for president bashar al assad whose forces have retaken much of the south and nicaraguan church that was besieged by the army in managua has reopened student protesters were taking refuge there last week when gunmen loyal to the president daniel ortega began shooting

not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely populated gaza city israel says this building was a hamas urban warfare training facility with a tunnel underneath there were also civilians nearby israel says they were warned in advance of the strike i mean just smaller rocket was fired first at the roof a knock at school but the people there said they didn't understand this warning instead some rushed to help thinking someone had been injured these two teenagers were among that group they were killed when israel second a much more powerful strike came in since friday evening israel's military has hit more than forty targets across gaza the total two musudan consultations with the defense minister the military chief of staff and top security forces we decided on a powerful action against hamas terrorism the israeli army delivered its most painful strike against a mass since the twenty fourteen war it also released a video of what it says was the destruction of a tunnel near the border with egypt. israel has been frustrated for weeks now by century burn

how to steer a palestinian factions have agreed to return to calm with israel after to have violence along the border fence between gaza and israel a hamas spokesperson says that egypt and the un mediated the deal for palestinians at an israeli soldier died friday. syrian rebels who surrendered in the south west of the country have begun to arrive in opposition held areas of the north more than fifty buses carrying. carrying them have reached the town of la broke in hama province to find just the families were given safe passage and a surrender deal with the government. of the nicaraguan church that was besieged by the army and the narco has reopened student protesters were taking refuge inside the catholic church last week when gunmen loyal to the president began shooting at . mexico's president elect is being condemned for his defiant response to a ten million dollars fine imposed on his party for violating campaign finance laws that penalty on andras manuel lopez obrador as policy was imposed on weapons. john holden reports now from mexico city. president elect andres manuel lopez obrador ran and won a landslide vic

local time after a day of more protests and rising tension at least four people were killed inside gaza israel launched airstrikes and tank rounds and the israeli military says one of its soldiers was killed by gunfire. masses up to a from less true self. after hours of escalation in gaza has a ceasefire been reached well that very much depends on who you ask according to hamas a cessation of hostilities has actually been achieved hamas spokesman fozia but whom issuing a statement saying that with egyptian and united nations efforts it has been agreed to return to the era of calm between israel and palestinian factions that all being said however israel israel's army has not commented on if a cease fire has actually been reached we've been reaching out to them repeatedly since the announcement by hamas that that ceasefire has been reached there has been no comment from israel's army the last several hours we have heard from israel's army that operations have been ongoing in the gaza strip that israel's army had targeted upwards of sixty five targets also there had been reports through israeli

back a quick look at the top stories now two teenagers have been killed in the gaza strip as israel carries out the largest daylight attack on hamas into the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen. eritreans president says history is being made on his first visit to neighboring ethiopia after more than two decades of hostility and there are reports that protesters have stormed a local government building in the iraqi city of karbala anti-government protests have spread across several cities in the country authorities have put security forces on high alert. well now ten thousand people have been protesting against donald trump in scotland as the u.s. president spends the weekend playing golf at his luxury resort is stopover in time barry caused anger despite being a private trip but there was support for trump in london why several hundred people called on the u.k. to adopt his anti immigration policies sunny gago has mall. was president trump may try to wave off over disapproval encountered in his trip but a round of golf at his very own club didn't completely avoid encounter testis asked th

palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman asked us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza four boats loaded with aid are now on their way to gaza from the port of palermo the freedom for the coalition says its goal is to bring a peaceful end to the israeli book aid it's taking expected to take just over a week to reach israeli waters it will then hand over one boat to gaza fishermen. france is sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled. in syria russia has agreed to use one of its planes to make the delivery government forces read to her from rebels in april after a siege which lasted several years. protesters have returned to the streets of new . political unrest picks up more momentum and government demonstrators want president to step down and call fresh elections. dozens of wildfires are raging across sweden which is going through its worst drought for seventy four years it comes after months of high tempera