wanted it is an exile and convicted on corruption charges while the popular former mayor of the car khalifa zone remains in jail the opposition accuses cells government of using the courts to clamp down on political opponents nonsense says former prime minister today this has nothing to do with. politics it's about mismanagement of public funding and i think in his programme i think presidents have made it very clear that he would like to make progress on fighting corruption with the two leading figures of the opposition out of the race it seems there's no stopping myself he's been opening one infrastructure project after another jump starting in now booming economy. this is the latest infrastructure project in our greeted by president mikey sol it's a building for government officials and ministers a building helps to be in charge of if you wins a second mandate because the challenge for sol is to translate his economic success into votes. while the economy is booming political freedom is shrinking warns amnesty international police band several opposition protests the four other candidate

what it is an exile and convicted on corruption charges while the popular former mayor of the car khalifa zone remains in jail the opposition accuses of cells government of using the courts to clamp down on political opponents nonsense says former prime minister today this has nothing to do with. politics it's about mismanagement of public funding and i think in his program as a candidate presidents have made it very clear that he would like to make progress on fighting corruption with the two leading figures of the opposition out of the race it seems there's no stopping. he's been opening one infrastructure project after another jump starting in now booming economy. this is the latest infrastructure project in are greeted by president mikey sol it's a building for government officials and ministers a building helps to be in charge of if you wins a second mandate because the challenge for sol is to translate his economic success into votes. while the economy is booming political freedom is shrinking warns amnesty international police band several opposition protests the four other candida

clamp down on the opposition so karim was a leader of the opposition and the popular mayor of deckard khalifa sala who was one of his main rivals in this presidential race were both convicted and sentenced to corruption charges and one of the themes that have come out from one of the outsider candidate and some go a former tax man and a whistleblower who wrote a book about the mandate of mikey cell he says that corruption is one of the big themes that that and he has really been able to capture the attention of especially young voter he's the anti establishment candidate and he calls for an overhaul of the system saying that the politicians in power are out of touch with the young people here in senegal the moon most of the senate police are born after two thousand the medium ages nineteen there they are their military and they want a president that really talk to their own aspirations barbara if they're in that car waiting of course for the results from that election and for the moment thank you. still ahead in this half hour as ballots are counted in nigeria this time reports many as thirty

for the bus for the debate on get him wide and khalifa solace no longer political debate because the matter has been settled. by the justice system interesting and we haven't done anything eliminate anyone from running. said and that's the fight against impmpunity the fight agaiainst the justice and social inequalities. for candidates a e facing president mackey sal three of them have never run a presidential campaign. that is s his business dayss fre medical standarards but with usn the studio hi nicole we're gonna start with ruling out right here in front of the swiss bank ubs ordered to pay. millions in fines for tax evasion trailers for a total sum of four point five billion euro. now that includes a hundred million euros in damages for the french state. coururt here in paris finding a company complicit in what it called in your eyes from authoritieies betweenen two thod four in. twenty twelve cathererine cliffd has more. the record fine for friends as a paris court tells you be asked to pay up to three popoint seven billionn euros with tax for old. and a furthther eight hundred

what it is in exile and convicted on corruption charges while the popular former mayor of the car khalifa zone remains in jail the opposition accuses of cells government of using the courts to clamp down on political opponents nonsense says former prime minister today this has nothing to do with. politics it's about mismanagement of public funding and i think in his program i think presidents have made it very clear that he would like to make progress on fighting corruption with the two leading figures of the opposition out of the race it seems there's no stopping. he's been opening one infrastructure project after another jump starting in now booming economy. this is the latest infrastructure project in are greeted by president mikey sol it's a building for government officials and ministers a building helps to be in charge of if you wins a second mandate because the challenge for sol is to translate his economic success into votes. while the economy is booming political freedom is shrinking warns amnesty international police band several opposition protests the four other candidates str

four other candidates struggle to mobilize supporters with many disappointed that karim wanted in khalifa sol are absent from this race we think president saleh is hijack the electoral process locking in the short victory with a campaign that has barely started were t. shirts are being distribute. faster than voter id cards senate going to be one of the most stable democracies in africa it's also one of the most unpredictable. among the six million voters will go to the polls in twenty days time or young first time voters and undecided and powerful. not always so easily swayed by slogans. are the car. now some of the most influential russian artists taking center stage at an exhibition in doha organizers hope this show will inspire a new generation of experimentation is fos of a cultural exchange program between catherine russia. went to take a look. for evocative chromatic colors and abstract shapes experimental arts in the form of architecture technology and science all on show here in a full fi station now an article in the country capital eighty one masterpieces from some of the most

four other candidates struggle to mobilize supporters with many disappointed that karim wanted in khalifa sol are absent from this race i've never felt the five i think it is unless we think president sellers hijack the electoral process locking in a sure victory with a campaign that has barely started. rival candidates are making good governance and what they see as a lack of an independent justice system their campaign focus senegal may be one of the most stable democracies in africa it's also one of the most unpredictable. among the six million voters will go to the polls in twenty days time are young first time voters an undecided and powerful force not always so easily swayed by slogans. al-jazeera the car. in kenya a ban on cutting or trading in mangrove trees and get many across the island the government says the move can help combat climate change but residents argue that they have no other material to build and repair their buildings now into ripples. the dense mongrel forests of kenya's lamo island and cutting down these trees is now banned the government says the money groups c

address it from my opinion in a serious way to opposition rivals karim wadded former mayor of the car khalifa salo were barred from running in the race after being convicted for corruption the opposition accuses saul of using the courts to crackdown on dissent. this is the polling station of medina in downtown de car it's a stronghold for the opposition and despite the calls for president. to boy called this election people came out to vote because there is a long tradition of democracy in senegal and whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever an estimated fifty billion dollars of oil and gas has been discovered off the coast of senegal forty qatif years of the culture of corruption and believes only the rich and the powerful will profit from this you wealth a sudden john believes it will improve the lives of all to the gillies. two different voters two visions for senegal future nicolas hawke al-jazeera the car. gale force winds have brought severe disruptions of pellets of molten strong waves have washed life fish on to roads and pavements streets have flo

address it from my opinion in a serious way to opposition rivals karim wadded former mayor of the car khalifa salo were barred from running in the race after being convicted for corruption the opposition accuses saul of using the courts to crackdown on dissent. this is the polling station of. the d.n.a. in downtown de car it's a stronghold for the opposition and despite the calls for president. to boy called this election people came out to vote because there is a long tradition of democracy in senegal and whoever wins this election will be in charge.

in libya at least for forces loyal to a warlord khalifa haftar have been killed during hostilities in the cells fighting brokered with another group in the tone of good war after the libyan national army is seeking to expand its control in the south its main stronghold in benghazi in the east the world health organization says the campaign which began to weeks ago has left fourteen dead and injured dozens. israeli forces have opened fire on palestinian protesters in garza injuring at least thirty to hundreds gathered for the weekly demonstrations near the border fence east of the gaza strip the rallies began almost a year ago to pressure israel to allow palestinian refugees to return to their former homes now inside israel the u.n. envoy to the middle east and then the gyptian delegation are meeting hamas representatives in garza to find ways to stop the violence. the new. president to there to meet to bring to the united nations egypt and the movement the leadership here to this indicates two things the first one is the palestinian national project in its integrity and the palestinia

address it for my opinion in a serious way to opposition rivals kareem wadded former mayor of the car khalifa salo were barred from running in the race after being convicted for corruption the opposition accuses saul of using the courts to crackdown on dissent. this is the polling station of medina in downtown de car it's a stronghold for the opposition and despite the calls for president. to boy called this election people came out to vote because there is a long tradition of democracy in senegal and whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever an estimated fifty billion dollars of oil and gas has been discovered off the coast of senegal forty qatif years the culture of corruption and believes only the rich and the powerful will profit from this you wealth a sudden john believes it will improve the lives of all said the gillies two different voters two visions for senegal future nicolas hawke al-jazeera the car. iraq's president barham salih says that thirteen french eisel detainees will stand trial in iraq the fighters were transferred there from syria last

corruption during his time in office two of his rivals opposition leader kerry and former mayor of the car khalifa sol were jailed and convicted of embezzling millions of dollars they're now disqualified from taking part in the presidential race whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever before and so each candidate is trying to attract voters with the promise of a better life. nicholas hawke al-jazeera. toughest take a look at the top stories here it out there senior aides of the trumpet ministration have been accused of trying to sell nuclear technology to saudi arabia ignoring legal objections a congressional committee is investigating the accusations the iranian foreign minister has denounced the alleged attempt as quote u.s. hypocrisy the leader of pakistan administered kashmir has told. there's a risk of war with india after last week's attack in the disputed region forty one indian paramilitary soldiers were killed in the suicide car bombing the pakistan based group a mohammed claimed responsibility. dozens of trucks carrying women and children are leaving

fighters loyal to libyan warlord khalifa haftar say they've seized libya's largest oil field the so-called libyan national army tweeted met no resistance to take control of the shar oil field the seizure follows weeks of fighting with several armed groups in the south. mt high rises in homes fit for all the of become symbols of turkey's struggling economy construction has been at the heart of the country's growth but inflation down a devalued currency are threatening to take the industry from boom to bust stephanie decker reports. a little fantasy some gothic a bit of disney and a touch of turkish history that's how this rather unique spire housing development has been described to us by its creator but this mountain castle kingdom has been less fairy tale and more nightmare for its developers they filed for bankruptcy protection because they couldn't afford their payments to the bank in essence gaining time the project will go ahead they tell us the economy is struggling largely because of the devalued turkish lira and high inflation work here is now on hold i'm talking on the sort of mus

in libya warlord khalifa haftar forces killed at least nineteen people in the southwest where they've captured several oil fields. more diversity at the all schools but controversy never far over. and more people have been killed in violent confrontations along venezuela's border with brazil at least twenty five people are now thought to have died in the town of santa ana as venezuelan forces tried to stop opposition supporters from bringing in foreign aid mama gem june reports now from back out i imagine in brazil on the border with venezuela. a second round of clashes between venezuelan migrants and venezuelan security forces in as many days calm was eventually restored but things didn't stay quiet for long. as pro-government venezuelan demonstrators converged on their side of this border with brazil. chanting their support for president nicolas maduro insisting like he does that they need no outside aid and don't really want to say we came to sing on national anthem to show how we respect the sovereignty of all people so others also need to respect our sovereignty we're not begging

and this is a stronghold of the opposition especially a stronghold for the former mayor of the car khalifa saul who wanted to run in this election but he's in prison right now sentenced to corruption charges just a few weeks ago the former president of senegal july wide came back to this country at the age of ninety to receive the popstars welcome and he called for this election to be boycotted why because the popular mayor of the car and his son karim wod who was also a candidate for this election are not taking part in this election despite all of this we've noticed that this since this morning because hundreds of people who have lined up to be able to vote in the polls have just opened minutes ago we've seen young and old coming in to try to. vote for the candidate that they wish to see in power for the next seven years so it seems like lack of solace in a good position to win so they other candidates tell us more about how they're challenging him. well he still has been really running a strong campaign for the last two weeks really celebrating his achievements and you know one of his c

from the presidential palace and this is really a stronghold for the popular former mayor of the car khalifa sol and he wanted to run in this election but he's in prison sentence for corruption charges he was one of the main rivals of president might he sell not just a few weeks ago in the middle of the campaign the former president of senegal abdul i want at the age of ninety two came back to the country and he received really a popstars welcome he asked for voters to boycott this election even asking them to burn their ballot papers why well because his son karim ward was also a candidate was not allowed to run in this election both of them and many in the opposition accuse the monkey cell of clamping down of using the courts to clamp down on the opposition ahead of this presidential ballot but despite all these calls i mean we've seen since this morning early on since six o'clock in the morning people lining up queuing up for hours to get a chance to get their voices heard and so it seems that despite these calls from the opposition the cynical use have come on mass to express themselves

libya's representatives are presented in an old school is also holding what a lot of khalifa haftar responsible for the airstrikes that targeted a civilian run away yesterday now the united nations support mission in libya has also issued a statement condemning the attacks and also is reminding all parties of their obligations to protect civilians and the countries sources now also their mill of the united nations support mission in libya is calling on all the warring factions all the evil factions towards sought to dialogue instead we understand that yesterday and now what a war plane belonging to warlord cliff i have to close with a civilian the runway in there and feel feel on the in the south of the country that also. raised a wave of concern a wave of anger among civilians in the south of the country they're ok mahmoud i've been one has with an update from tripoli thank you. turkey has condemned china's treatment if it's muslim weaker minority saying it's a great cause of shame for humanity about a million we girls are believed to be held in counts against their will the turkish foreign mi

four other candidates struggle to mobilize supporters with many disappointed that karim wanted in khalifa saul are absent from this race never settle for the fight to keep going we think president sellers hijack the electoral process locking in assured victory with a campaign that has barely started. rival candidates are making good governance and what they see as a lack of an independent justice system their campaign focus. senegal be one of the most stable democracies in africa it's also one of the most unpredictable. among the six million voters will go to the polls in twenty days time or young first time voters an undecided and powerful force not always so easily swayed by slogans. al-jazeera the car. here especially for north korea stephen bagan is in seoul where he's expected to finalize arrangements for donald trump and kim jong un's next summit many south korean business leaders hope the meeting will revive joint project between the north and the south bride reports from seoul. south korean business leaders anticipate what a second summit between kim jong un and donald trump might

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civilian plane trying to evacuate wounded people to tripoli forces from the east loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar carried out the attack close to the southern southern belle feel oil field on saturday. thousands of people have gathered in cologne square in madrid they're protesting against prime minister pedro sanchez the demonstration follows his decision to hold talks with secessionists in catalonia the protesters say he is surrendering to pressure from castle land separatists. israel's prime minister has converted he intends to implement a so-called paid to slave law that under the law israel would withhold the tax interest money that it collects all behalf of the palestinian authority for every so called offender the p.l.o. office compensation to people who were convicted of carrying out attacks against israel the figure is thought to amount to around three hundred thirty million dollars a year. turkey has condemned china's treatment of its muslim minorities saying it's a great cause of shame for humanity about a million we as a believed to be held in camps against their will beijing s

address it for my opinion in a serious way to opposition rivals karim wadded former mayor of the car khalifa salo were barred from running in the race after being convicted for corruption the opposition accuses saul of using the courts to crackdown on dissent. this is the polling station of my d.n.a. in downtown de car it's a stronghold for the opposition and despite the calls for president. to boy called this election people came out to vote because there is a long tradition of democracy in senegal and whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever and estimated fifty billion dollars of oil and gas has been discovered off the coast of senegal forty qatif years the culture of corruption and believes only the rich and the powerful will profit from this you well a sudden john believes it will improve the lives of all to the gillies two different voters two visions for senegal future nicolas talk al jazeera the car green book has been named best picture at this year's off because the film tells a story of a friendship between an african american concert pianist an

plane trying to evacuate wounded people and to tripoli forces from the east loyal to the commander khalifa haftar carried out the attack both the seven and feel oil field on saturday earlier the easton army pandal flights in southern libya as it tries to secure the region's oil fields. turkey has condemned china's treatment of its muslim week a minority describing it as a great cause of shame for humanity about a million a week is his language and culture is turkic are believed to be detained in what the authorities call reeducation camps in china's northwest engine john province turkish foreign ministry described the institutions as concentration camps and appealed to the beijing to close them china raises the camps a voluntary and designed to stamp out so-called extremist tendencies. government prosecutors in sudan have admitted for the first time that a protester died in custody after being tortured the schoolteacher was detained during demonstrations against the government of the mara bashir is death has caused widespread anger and condemnation how involve reports from khartoum. people

address it from my opinion in a serious way to opposition rivals karim wadded former mayor of the car khalifa salo were barred from running in the race after being convicted for corruption the opposition accuses saul of using the courts to crackdown on dissent. this is the polling station of medina in downtown the car it's a stronghold for the opposition and despite the calls for president. to boy called this election people came out to vote because there is a long tradition of democracy in senegal and whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever and estimated fifty billion dollars of oil and gas has been discovered off the coast of senegal forty qatif years of the culture of corruption and believes only the rich and the powerful will profit from this you wealth a sudden john believes it will improve the lives of all to the gillies to different voters two visions for senegal future nicolas hawke al-jazeera the car. security and immigration a topping the agenda the first have a joint summit between arab countries and e.u. leaders egyptian president. co-chairing

national accord which is based in tripoli while the other three brigades were fully united with warlord khalifa haftar what's happened is that through negotiations and talks between tribal leaders and militia leaders in the sales of libya they managed to convince. groups inside assure our oil field to take the side of have to and let other brigades affiliated with have to to enter the field without any military confrontations but we cannot separate that from the fact that have stood as trying to gain more to tutors in the sales including oil fields oil in on a steel installations military camps and airports in order to put more pressure on the government of national accord we know that in mid january have to this forces launching a military campaign in the south under the banner of fighting terrorism and military and criminal gangs in the south but many people here including government officials say that is raising this banner as a pretext to gain more to two days in the south was so that he can put more pressure on. a government of national accord we know that in in december in september two t

four other candidates struggle to mobilize supporters with many disappointed that karim wanted in khalifa sol are absent from this race we think president sellers hijack the electoral process locking in the short victory with a campaign that has barely started were t. shirts are being distribute. added faster than voter id cards senate going to be one of the most stable democracies in africa it's also one of the most unpredictable. among the six million voters will go to the polls in twenty days time or young first time voters an undecided and powerful force not always so easily swayed by slogans nicholas hawks al-jazeera the car. iraq now an antique shops used to be a roaring trade in baghdad but years of conflict and threats of kidnapping have forced sellers to shut their shops in the markets and go online dr mattson met one trader who is determined to keep his store and all the pieces of history at home by . selling history in baghdad. has owned his little antique shop for twenty five years the used to be dozens of stores like his crammed into baghdad's back streets in the mud and the.

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that idea as they regard the government as illegitimate and eastern libya forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar have taken over the country's biggest oil fields known as the libyan national army the group took peacefully after it was overrun by a group of state gods and tribesmen demanding payment a state of emergency has been declared on a remote group of islands in northern russia after an invasion by polar bears the new vias emelia archipelago which is home to around three thousand people is located within the arctic ocean polar bears are coming into closer contact with humans as melting ice reduces their habitat and food stocks those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here off the inside story. is the world failing yemen it's eighty years since and revolutions are targets for change instead years of war and the humanitarian crisis so what hopes of if. this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. millions of yemenis saw an opportunity for change and twenty eleven protest is inspired by the arab spring demond and the resignation of president ali abdullah saleh he