calls for an inquiry into alleged human rights abuses in the disputed territory of kashmir. leave no girl behind that's the title of a new campaign in kenya to help keep girls in school after they become of us. how low we have got plenty of hot sunshine across the middle east as per usual for the north we have got a few showers just around the black sea and the caspian sea there we go with the shallow cloud draining away out of turkey zing over towards the caspian sea want to see showers a possibility to there from northern parts of iran the eastern side of the med that's the place to be lovely sunshine in beirut twenty seven celsius and thirty degrees as we go on into sas day they go the showers day become a little organized into northern parts of turkey just around georgia armenia and azerbaijan still want to showers there towards the north and possibly around the toronto see a little bit of wet weather as is the case too into the eastern side of afghanistan but elsewhere it's hot sunshine forty forty one celsius for baghdad and for kuwait city hasa still here and could to

hindu or soldiers killing muslim push midis in indian occupied kashmir in pakistani occupied kashmir and please note my choice of words because normally in pakistan it is said to be indian occupied kashmir as opposed to pakistani administered gets me but for me it's both sites occupying me because neither is not considered to be an entity in its own right and for me that is a very important distinction to make which is not generally made either by the government of pakistan or by the government of india that media is an independent separate entity and we must not talk about pakistani administered kashmir and indian administered kashmir because media is for the midis and if we really want a solution to the rock problem of push me which has festered for seventy one years now it is due to make that negotiation table not a rectangular table or a square table it must be a triangular table and the media is themselves must be part of the negotiations and that is where i find the problems arising in pakistani part of me it is that there is no free access where is the freedom of the media whe

groups have called for an investigation at least a dozen reporters have been killed in kashmir in the decades long conflict half of the killings remain unsolved. it is match day two at the world cup in russia where group b. kicked off in st petersburg with the to a lesser teams in that pool iran just managed to beat morocco one nil with a goal in injury time when worst of all was an own goal by moroccan aziz the boy deuce would be his own goalkeeper the header a lucky when that a good world cup start for the iranians we were being aware later today footballing powerhouses portugal and spain will face off in sochi. in the first game of the afternoon on friday group a favor it's your great beat egypt one nil egypt held out for eighty nine minutes before your way finally got the decider for fiji in their rose above the egyptian defense to head the winner for the south american they take second place in group a behind russia who beat saudi arabia five nil on thursday. i did other news now incumbent president richard tire may be the clear front runner but that's not stopping opposition can

i just saw the head of the journalist fraternity was killed today these government have ruined kashmir for years once again one of the great treasures of our community has been snatched from us. because he was the editor of several kashmiri newspapers and a correspondent for international media including d w he worked under security protection having survived three previous attacks one of his final tweets called attention to a report into abuses by indian and pakistani forces d.-w. is editor in chief in his paul paid tribute to the card saying he embodied the journalistic virtue of critical detachment in kashmir he reported on the conflict with moderation and reason his voice will be missed. thousands attended to kerry's burial his attackers remain unknown indian police and rebel groups have accuse each other for the killing of journalist groups have called for an investigation at least a dozen reporters have been killed in kashmir in the decades long conflict half of the killings remain unsolved paris in london the ashes of the renowned physicist stephen hawking have been laid to rest

in indian administrate kashmir soldiers a combing the area for separatist fighters who they say shot and killed their colleague last week. it's the latest military operation in a dispute that's lasted more than seventy years and twice ended in war. during the last two years the un has investigated allegations of human rights abuses in kashmir and found fault on both sides. of the un human rights chief ziad rod how hussein says india has used excessive force in response to anti india protests and accuses pakistan of misusing its anti terror legislation to quash dissent now he's calling for an investigation into allegations mass graves have been found in the kashmir valley this report is the first issued by the un human rights situation. pakistan administered kashmir details rights violations and abuses on both sides of the line of control and it highlights a situation of chronic impunity for violations committed by security forces. pakistan says it welcomes the un's proposal for an international inquiry into human rights abuses bought a spokesman for the indian ministry of external af

separatists want indian administered kashmir to be united with pakistan or gain independence but many kashmiris also say they want the opportunity to live a peaceful life. for the entire world this is a day of happiness but for the people of kashmir there is gloom everywhere there's mourning people are crying they feel helpless we've been left on our own. sentiments echoed by thousands of kashmiris at the funeral of she's. the editor of an english language newspaper who was shot dead on thursday by unidentified men on a motorbike it's a great tragedy for the nation of sri not only for the getting scarier he was straightforward but he all his life there took risks calculated risk he didn't or did he was straightforward and he was a very respected journalist the car is colleagues say his murder is part of a wider attack on press freedom many attempts have been made from various actors to silence the voice of reason this did to silence the voice of moderation to silence the voices of the resolution solution and all those voices who have raised issues related to human rights abuse in kash

outrage turns to violence an indian administered kashmir has protests erupt over the man killed by security forces. a victory for striking all workers in brazil a target of that anger has quit. asia pacific nations have given a cautious welcome to the u.s. president donald trump's decision that his on off summit with north korea is back on again but with so warmly supportive of the news the korean peninsula was sent to stage at an international security conference in singapore from web scott hyder reports. the focus of the high level discussions here at the shangri-la dialogue all came down to one an insolent u.s. secretary of defense jim mattis just hours after president donald trump confirmed the u.s. north korea summit was back on june twelfth here in singapore made something very clear open the number of u.s. troops in south korea is something that will not be discussed if we can restart or confidence building measures with with something verifiable then of course these kinds of issues can come up subsequently between touche. democracy's the republic of korea and the united states but i

and government forces in kashmir fight a gas in shotgun pellets at the funeral of a protester run over by a paramilitary vehicle. welcome back as we look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia we've got a frontal system moving down through the stands across the caspian sea and that's going to push further towards the southeast so we could see some showers for our marty in kazakhstan for tashkent as becky stan and so also the possibility of some showers in the southern side of the caspian sea that might include to iran as well for baghdad is should be drawing across iraq it is really hot that moment temperatures into the forty's some thunderstorms likely across the eastern side of the mediterranean extending into eastern parts of turkey and through the caucuses those expats of the continues we head through into monday then in theory be in peninsula and we've got hot. across the u.s. and saw the potential of forty one america around the gulf states though not only is it hot but it's very humid there's not much in the way of breeze here at all in this could be an issue

what i just saw the head of the journalist fraternity was killed today these gunmen have ruined kashmir for years once again one of the great treasures of our community has been snatched from us. because he was the editor of several kashmiri newspapers and a correspondent for international media including d w he worked under security protection having survived three previous attacks one of his final tweets called attention to a report into abuses by indian and pakistani forces d.-w. is editor in chief in his paul paid tribute to picardy saying he embodied the journalistic virtue of critical detachment in kashmir he reported on the conflict with moderation and reason his voice will be missed. thousands attended to carter's burial his attackers remain unknown indian police and rebel groups have accuse each other for the killing journalist groups have called for an investigation at least a dozen reporters have been killed in kashmir in the decades long conflict half of the killings remain unsolved. how do you get on the campaign trail when your party's candidate is in jail that's the issue

government forces in kashmir fired tear gas and shotgun pellets at the funeral of a protester run over by a paramilitary get old and his hurricane season starts again puerto rican in the thousands thought to have been killed by a hurricane maria. spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in a day off to ousting mariano rajoy in a vote of confidence about an hour later catalonia is a new government was sworn in ending the trade seven month direct rule over the region and it immediately pledged to seek independence for the region in a major challenge for spain's new leader catherine stansell reports. spain's new and old leadership side by side mariano rajoy six and a half years in office came to an end in friday's no confidence vote led by the socialist to ousted him petro sanchez. i promise on my conscience a monetary law will be fulfilled the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help spaniards who suffered

and hoping to make peace through a muslim is put on a joint exhibition in kashmir. to office with sweeping new powers after an election victory that he's calling a win for democracy he secured a. presidential poll to avoid a runoff against his main opposition rival his party val to continue its struggle. reports from. yet again red tape is victorious this success however will taste a lot sweeter for the man who's now won more than ten successive national polls since his party came to power in two thousand and two sunday's vote was a gamble by erdogan who hold for the early elections at a time when turkey's currency was the weakest it's been in years but it seems to have paid off for the man whose name has now become almost synonymous with his country addressing his supporters described sunday as a victory. all of turkey will say see me golly be the winners of this election are the eighty one million turkish citizens of this country each and every one is a winner in this election everybody exercised their rights by going to the ballot box and casting their votes and

pakistan administered kashmir. rights violations and abuses on both sides of the line of control and it highlights a situation of chronic impunity for violations committed by security forces. pakistan says it welcomes the un's proposal for an international inquiry into human rights abuses bought a spokesman for the indian ministry of external affairs said in a statement india rejects the report it is fallacious tendentious and motivated would question the intent in bringing out such a report. the un human rights chief says he met with representatives of both governments when there was an increase in violence in july twentieth. sixty that was triggered by the death of rebel leader. neither government agreed to the un's request for unconditional access to kashmir so the un began remote monitoring of the region that ended a few months ago and the final report makes uncomfortable reading for both india and pakistan. big tory gating be out there. argentina's congress as narey voted in favor of legalizing abortion in the

also had hindus and muslims come together in kashmir putting on an art show that they hope will help and decades of conflict. how there's been a steady rain just along the canadian prairie for relief but alberta to ontario sixty seventy millimeters typically but the biggest short bursts and stormy weather have been from these bright white top class and he was in colorado didn't oklahoma and eastwards now they're going to carry on but if anything they're going to drift with the flow towards well to the plains states who has the midwest with a chance of i think appalachian storms as well the whole it's moving these general direction behind it it's still warm and sunny not quite as hot as it was in arizona but not far off to be honest but all the action is going to be from flash flooding to be honest with these storms still wandering around with an autopsy on the east coast now we've seen some stormy weather recently dominican republic this mass of white cloud which is more or less dispersed not just hints of the moisture is there for significant thunderstorms if you're lucky in jamaica

hoping to make peace through odds hindus and muslims put on a joint exhibition in kashmir and devastation for poland football fans as they become the first european team to crash out of the world cup. thank you for joining us. on is returning to office with sweeping new powers after an election victory that is calling a win for democracy is a cure enough votes in turkey's presidential poll to avoid a runoff against his main opposition rival this party to continue its struggle to model child reports from ankara. yet again ridge of tabor is rick torrijos this success however will taste a lot sweeter for the man who's now won more than ten successive national polls since his our party came to power in two thousand and two sunday's vote was a gamble by erdogan who hold for the early elections a time when turkey's currency was the weakest it's been in years but it seems to have paid off for the man whose name has now become almost synonymous with his country addressing his supporters described sunday as a victory for all of turkey will so should be. the winners of this election are the eighty

they -- "rising kashmir." of his lasttes one tweets was about a and human rights report released on thursday. paper the first ever condemning the force used by indian forces in cashmere. -- kashmir. stories,ee these two the rights report and the journalist who died -- i'm sharing the front page of the hindu here and many other papers and india today. molly: and there will be a landmark summit between donald trump and kim jong-un. yuka: -- : yes, this footage is giving a military salute to a north korean general. there has been lots of backlash from democrats in particular. they accuse trump of helping north korea right it's propaganda. many republicans responded by saying that there are many saluting barack obama a member of the cuban military. a story about a happy ending for a bulgarian cow that was sentenced to death under european laws. tell us. : she was aison pregnant bulgarian cow. she wondered into serbia where she was then kindly returned by serbian farmers to bulbar -- to bulgaria. but because serbia

radar this week with one of our producers flo phillips flo last week a journalist was murdered in kashmir a prominent war what are the details of this case well richard shut up because he was the editor of a local english language daily the rise in kashmir in srinagar the capital of the indian administered part of kashmir but he also become involved in attempts to broker a better relations between india and pakistan and he was shot multiple times by three unidentified assassins while sitting in his car outside his office both of his bodyguards who actually had been assigned to him fifteen years ago were also killed and on that point a former security chief has since said that mr bakari had actually requested additional protection from the indian intelligence service just a few days earlier he was clearly fairing for his life now i spoke with as an executive editor of kashmir times a professional associate and friend of the qarase and i asked her what it was about his journalism that made him a target. professionally it is b.s. and. i was reporting things very objectively. which in a confl

paul paid tribute to picardy saying he embodied the journalistic virtue of critical detachment in kashmir he reported on the conflict with moderation and reason his voice will be missed. thousands attended to qarase burial his attackers remain unknown indian police and rebel groups public use each other for the killing journalist groups have called for an investigation or at least a dozen reporters have been killed in kashmir in the decades long conflict half of the killings remain unsolved. how do you get on the campaign trail when your party's candidate is in jail that's the issue facing one opposition party in turkey on june twenty fourth the country is set to vote for a new parliament and a new president from kurdish h.g.v. party leader denver tash is in custody but that will not stop him running against incumbent president recha tayyip heir to want our istanbul correspondent you leon reports. nihad dania is a political campaigner through and through from sun up to sundown he can be found working the streets of istanbul district he's drumming up support for the program. the voters who

an executive editor of kashmir times a professional associate and friend of the qarase and i asked her what it was about his journalism that made him a target. professionally. i was reporting things very objectively. which in a conflict situation like this mean it's easy thing to do because in doing divisions and pressures from all sides the other thing is that. he was also wearing two hats it wasn't his professional. journalism which was as problematic for some people as his these activists and as you mentioned this guy had two bodyguards they were killed as well and that must leave kashmiri journalist wondering if anybody there is safe and it's a community of journalists that has suffered decades of threats and intimidation from militants and indian forces alike i talked to her myspace and about that and the effect this may have on journalism in cash. at the personal level it's a huge loss professionally and i think it skidded to a huge vacuum and beyond that i think it is in order for us because it is due to the collective believe. there is an indicted history of human traits if you

editor of rise in kashmir he was a brave and outspoken voice of justice and equality in jammu and kashmir. the editors guild of india also spoke out saying unequivocally condemns the nation of rising editor should. this is a grave attack on press freedom and democratic voices. and a photographer who attended because a burial today in the journalist native village in kashmir shared an image of the mourners he caption the photo this is heart wrenching. you're watching the news coming up ahead while top post russia celebrate the explosive five and everything against saudi arabia the tournament scoping match we were talking about gas and today is national in just a few minutes. but first joins me doesn't look like a good day for what trigger hot is rather muted if you've been following the news on global trade over the past while you'd be forgiven of feeling a little bit overwhelmed with more twists than a murder mystery every day seems to bring another installment in the tale of tit for tat tariffs so let's take a deep breath and lay out the current state of affairs the big news today is tha

calls for an inquiry into alleged human rights abuses in the disputed territory of kashmir. the saudi led coalition fighting to oust who three rebels in the yemen has captured a town south of the strategic port of hard data after intense fighting. it's the second day of the coalition's campaign to take her data saudi arabia and the u.a.e. accuse the shia who the rebels of using the ports to smuggle weapons from iran they have launched several airstrikes against rebel positions in the city high data lies in yemen's red sea coast and it's the port through which seventy percent of the country's food supply enters eight point four million people are already on the verge of starvation international aid groups appealed to the saudi led coalition not to attack the city fearing it would exacerbate yemen's humanitarian crisis but the u.a.e. insists aid will be delivered as soon as the city is captured and this comes as the united nations how to to our closed door meeting of britain's request in the ongoing offensive the u.a.e. ambassador to the u.n. in geneva says there are ships on

case while richard shoot up because he was the editor of a local english language daily the rise in kashmir in srinagar the capital of the indian administered part of kashmir but he also become involved in attempts to broker a better relations between india and pakistan and he was shot multiple times by three unidentified assassins while sitting in his car outside his office both of his bodyguards who actually had been assigned in fifteen years ago were also killed and on that point a former security chief has since said that mr bakari had actually requested additional protection from the indian intelligence service just a few days earlier he was clearly fearing for his life now i spoke with anuradha sen executive editor of kashmir times a professional associate and friend of the qarase and i asked her what it was about his journalism that made him a target. professionally who is the. who is reporting things that he objectively. in the police situation i mean it's not easy to do because in doing the dishes from all sides the other thing is there. should you know who he was also waiting to h

i'm not asking a policy that will not work we can treat each other and kashmir as enemy territory . and then direct rule is not a welcome prospect for many kashmiris if it is imposed by delhi that would give the b j p a free hand to crack down before the general election which must be called within a year people are suffering here that's why people are not concerned they are least bothered about this whether egypt be aligned with the p.d.p. . other any other political party they just wanted to get result of the one we did we had started the game of paint the muslim or were beach pressure meeting nobody accepted nor they will accept in the future both india and pakistan claim kashmir is there and a for two wars since indian independence from britain in one nine hundred forty seven the indian army's organized military exercises in the disputed region this week. the un has accused india of using excessive force against kashmiris which india denies and pakistan denies indian accusations of arming kashmiri separatists with a government collapse the warning signs are clear paul brennan al

government an indian administered kashmir it collapses as prime minister there in ramadi b j p was george support announced on how much with all the sporting queued in the latest from the world cup in russia where england breathe a sigh of relief after leaving it late to be ten is yet to one. of. the saudi mirage a coalition backing the government in yemen says it now controls the airports in her data but fighting with rebels is ongoing in some areas in the northern parts of the compound there it's the latest developments in the offensive aimed at retaking the city from the rebels today that has been held by the heathy since twenty fourteen the latest military offensive has been described as one of the biggest battles yet in the three years civil war is where things stand at the moment. as i mentioned earlier there's a fierce fight over the airport today does airport while the terminal has been destroyed taking the one way depending on its condition is vital for the saudi immorality led coalition to fly in reinforcements government troops are purging from the strip of land to the south al

and hindus and muslims come together in kashmir pushing on an art show they.

from both the muslim and hindu communities in kashmir have collaborated on a joint exhibition for the first time in decades it's hoped the show will encourage peace efforts to end decades of fighting in the disputed region. in a disused silk bank tree in the city of creations of a different kind are on display sixty artists from kashmir as punch work of communities are promoting togetherness through art. it's the first time in sixty six years works by kashmir as muslims and hindus are on show under one roof each reflecting a different side of this divided society it was a great experience for all of us like you know people from different age groups getting to know about what it was like. and what. it was a good experience because we got to know a lot on history the former independent state of kashmir has been disputed by india and pakistan since indian independence from britain in one thousand nine hundred forty seven each controls a part of the region both claim the territory in its entirety. the coalition government collapsed a few days ago following months of demonstrations in soli

and hindus and muslims come together in kashmir pushing on an art show they hope will help to end decades of conflict. well millions have been voting in turkey in an election set to transform the way the country is run president. appears to be on course to tighten his grip on power after the referendum me now really won last year which gives the president sweeping new powers more than ninety percent of the votes have been counted and is leading the pack with around fifty three percent of the vote is main challenger. from the c.h.p. party who drew millions to his rallies he currently has thirty percent of the vote the imprisoned leader of the pro kurdish. tash has seven percent of the ballots as has the only female candidate meryl x. anna who it's also the first time that are choosing their president and their parliament at the same time so far party appears to be leading him with forty three percent of the c.h.p. a second with twenty two percent and the current a have about ten percent of the vote making them potential kingmakers and as i why i've good party also has ten percent but the m

un envoy is calling for an investigation into allegations that mass graves are being found in the kashmir valley. the un general assembly has passed a resolution which condemns israel over the recent violence on its border with gaza one hundred twenty nations voted in favor eight countries voted against among them the u.s. it is now mandated the secretary general to explore the possibility of an international protection force for palestinians israeli forces have killed at least one hundred twenty nine palestinians over the past him weeks the arab backed resolution was brought to the general assembly after washington vetoed a similar resolution in the security council. argentina's congress is debating whether to allow abortion in the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy hundreds of people have gathered outside parliament in what osiris whilst the session is taking place it's an issue that is that has deeply divided a country where the catholic church has a strong influence at the moment the law only allows abortions in cases of rape or when a woman's life is at risk to raise a burqa has the l

should get the car it was the editor of the english language newspaper rising kashmir was killed by unidentified men on a motorbike as he left his office in srinagar p.l.o. history of a revolution is up next i'll have more news for you after that. one nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. setting up an independent palace.

human rights chief has called for an international inquiry into violations in the region of kashmir which is divided between india and pakistan they drugged al hussein says india has used excessive force in response to recent protests while pakistan is misusing is anti terrorism legislation to quash dissent and the un envoy is calling for an investigation into allegations that mass graves are being found in the kashmir valley india has rejected the un's report calling it fallacious and motivated. the un general assembly has passed a resolution condemning israel over the recent violence on its border with gaza it's now mandated the secretary general to explore the possibility of an international protection force for palestinians israeli forces killed at least one hundred twenty nine palestinians in the past ten weeks. thanks. one of the world's biggest sporting events football's world cup gets underway in russia in just a few hours from now the first. match reaches the host country this is saudi arabia president putin says it's a chance for russia to showcase its new culture to the world t

the car it was the editor of the english language newspaper rising kashmir. as your headlines inside story is next i have the news hour for you after that i fear. it's the biggest battle of the three. as. the u.n. is a strange feeling the humanitarian catastrophe but is there any hope. this. welcome to the program in there's a problem the push to say is the portal as well and truly on the way the coalition is intensifying its offensive and pro-government a yemeni.

radar this week with one of our producers flo phillips flo last week a journalist was murdered in kashmir a prominent one what are the details of this case well richard shoot up because he was the editor of a local english language daily the rise in kashmir in srinagar the capital of the indian administered part of kashmir but he also become involved in attempts to broker a better relations between india and pakistan and he was shot multiple times by three unidentified assassins while sitting in his car outside his office both of his bodyguards who actually had been assigned to him fifteen years ago were also killed and on that point a former security chief has since said that mist of a car had actually requested additional protection from the indian intelligence service just a few days earlier he was clearly fearing for his life now i spoke with anuradha bos'n executive editor of kashmir times a professional associate and friend of the qarase and i asked her what it was about his journalism that made him a target. professionally this is b.s. and. this is reporting things very objectively

in indian administrate kashmir soldier is a combing the area for separatist fighters who they say shot and killed their colleague last week. it's the latest military operation in a dispute that's lasted more than seventy years and twice ended in war. during the last two years the un has investigated allegations of human rights abuses in kashmir and found folds on both sides. of the un human rights chief ziad rad how hussein says india has used excessive force in response to anti india protests and accuses pakistan of misusing its anti terror legislation to quash dissent now he's calling for an investigation into allegations mass graves have been found in the kashmir valley this report is the first ever issued by the un on the human rights situation in. pakistan administered kashmir details rights violations and abuses on both sides of the line of control and it highlights a situation of chronic impunity for violations committed by security forces. pakistan says it welcomes the un's proposal for an international inquiry into human rights abuses but a spokesman for the indian ministry of

in here administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police the latest on rest began during a funeral for a demonstrator run over by a police vehicle on friday authorities have imposed a curfew on blocks internet access kashmir is claimed both by pakistan and india. the on again off again summit is back on again u.s. president donald trump says he will meet the north korean leader kim jong il and on the twelfth of june in singapore just days ago trumpet council the summit intended to deal with new clear eyes north korea blaming the letter and rhetoric from pyongyang now after having met with a senior north korean envoy at the white house during which trump was given a personal letter from kim trump says the summit is back on track. the meeting between the north korean delegation and u.s. president donald trump ended with smiles photos and handshakes. then flanked by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh the president announced that the historic meeting with north korea's leader kim jong un would go ahead on after all we'll be. meeting her in june twelft

a car it was the editor of the english language newspaper rising in kashmir he was killed on thursday by unidentified men on a motorbike as he left his office ensure he got the fifty year old had been given police protection following three attacks on him in the past decade but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the war station that's watching. london october the fifth nine hundred seventy three. shortly after midnight the phone rings in the home of debbie asher of an israeli case officer handling and egyptian spy they simply called the source. it is the source himself his message was simple i need to meet the boss. within minutes of his cool television to wake his superior species a mere director of israel's intelligence service. in just a few hours samir is heading for the british capital. later and one of mossad london safe houses samir meets the source. the information he hears is astonishing. but what makes it all the more important is the identity of the man delivering it. off of one was one of the best spot used in espionage history he was the