lead is a new round of talks is now expected next week in the sudanese capital khartoum tens of thousands of people have been displaced across south sudan from five years of conflict morgan is our correspondent in south sudan we're lucky enough to have her here in doha she's spotted extensively on this south sudanese war so the talks have broken down in ad is why well these talks of feel pretty much the same reason every talks in the past have been held which have been held by ego has failed ourselves sudan's government have different list of demands compared to what rick might charge the opposition leader wants he wants two different sets of armies one under his command and the other under the command of the president and the house and the government said they're not going to have bad he also wants to rejoin the government back for his vice president and the government says they're not going to let him come back again and till they run for elections and if he wins then he can be part of the government or the president himself but for the time being both government both at both sides have

force president salva kiir a rebel leader react much are signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday several previous cease fire agreements being violated. more than one hundred thousand rough more than one hundred refugees rather and migrants are missing feared drowned after their boat capsized off libya's west coast the bodies of three young children have been recovered at least sixteen people survived a spanish rescue ship says it was told by talley and officials to let the libyan coast guard respond to a distress call from the boat witnesses described the vessel as old and overloaded . but. there were one hundred twenty people on board on our way the front broke a wooden piece pierced it and then the boat started sinking and the water started to rise everyone died women children elderly people mean all of them died. at first i was surprised with this boat because i was told it was eight meters and could hold twenty people when i tried to leave they beat me. i was forced to get on board families with children were in a miserable conditions it was full of about one hun

end it ending the civil war the leaders have been attending peace talks in the sudanese capital khartoum and south sudan has been grappling with a civil war since twenty thirteen less than two years after it gained independence from sudan the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions a high level delegation from eritrea is in ethiopia for talks to end decades of conflict and hostility diplomatic relations between the countries were severed after a border war broke out in one thousand nine hundred eight but earlier this month ethiopia's new prime minister vowed to honor a un backed peace deal that gives disputed territories to eritrea. reports from other suburbs. a warm welcome for members of the fost trained in addition to visit the disc in almost two decades they hear to discuss peace overtures but if you have here the top raised hopes of a breakthrough in one of africa's most open but interest on the office if european prime minister ahmet said earlier this month he was ready to on all the times of a peace deal and of the country's one t

ababa along with regional leaders a new round of talks is now expected next week in sudan's capital khartoum. the world's largest oil producers are meeting in vienna to decide whether to increase production a move that would likely mean a drop in paschal prices saudi arabia and russia want opec to relax tight controls but iran and venezuela are holding out and the european union's top official donald tusk is in nostri after a meeting with chancellor sebastian kearse immigration policies will likely top the agenda ahead of a major news summit at the end of the month. now the number of central african migrants a central american sorry migrants being deported from the u.s. has risen dramatically immigration officials in guatemala report a forty five percent rise from last year in the number of people being forced to return. from guatemala city. houston what they might a trip that for many marks the end of a long dangerous and ultimately unsuccessful journey to the us migrants escaping poverty and violence in poor neighborhoods in central america their homes and families risking robbery rape and

president salva kiir rebel leader reg signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday it calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of political prisoners of the former transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed in and around four million displaced since hostilities began in twenty two would speak to al-jazeera as have a woman who's covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she's with me no here in the studio is this. going to hold people. well whether it is going to hold or not people have to hold on to hope that this ceasefire would last they've been mined previous agreements signed on a cease fire and the end of succession of hostilities but none of them have held some of them being broken in as little as twenty four hours after they were signed but this time it's different it's not being brokered by the regional bloc i get this one was brokered by sudan and sudan is has has a lot of interest in south sudan stability mainly the oil fields in south sudan which are which has to export using su

come into force president salva kiir rebel leader and much are signed the agreement sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday previous cease fire agreements have been violated. a photojournalist in egypt could face the death penalty for taking pictures during the military crackdown five years ago a judge is expected to deliver his verdict on thirty year old mom or dad was a day on saturday danica team of four pts. mahmoud that was aide better known as show kind could be sentenced to death for simply doing his job and he gyptian judge is due to give his ruling in the case. was arrested along with two other nonny gyptian journalists who were later released while he was taking pictures during the post-coup unrest in egypt where in twenty thirteen. he was among hundreds of people detained when injection security forces ordered by general the has sisi now the president to end the six week sit in almost one thousand people died in the violence that followed human rights watch has said the egyptian military's crackdown is probably a crime against humanity according to court documents show khan is being

this is seems to be what is happening with the ego process it is replicating the process between khartoum and the s.p.l. m. where there was a coin to having a power sharing agreements well sharing agreements that's not the situation in south sudan now you don't have two different entities you have you have groups within the same country who are vying for power but you have groups within the same country that are really vying for peace for some sort of stability and to tinker with the superstructure of the of the executive to tinker with the parliament an unelected parliament an appointed parliament doesn't get down to the reality of what is happening on the ground of the armed groups some of whom are there to protect themselves from the army some of them are there to protect themselves from the rebels some of them there are to take advantage of that this is the chaos in the country the you have civilians living in protection camps with no guarantee of their safety if they go outside you don't have an economy running. and i don't i don't see anything in this bridging document that he got i

president salva kiir and rebel leader rick mashallah signed the agreement in the sudanese capital khartoum where they've been holding talks south sudan has enjoyed a civil war since twenty thirteen two years after gaining independence at least eleven people have been killed by two car bombs enough rain in the northwest of syria it happened in the center of the city on wednesday morning turkish backed forces captured a free in from kurdish y p g faces in march after a two month military campaign it's actually is one of the first deadly bombings in the city since the campaign ended the united nations envoy to me emma has called for the dismantling of what she says is a system of discrimination against muslims yankee lead told the un human rights council should have their rights to citizenship and property restored myanmar's ambassador called for her to be replaced. catalyze taking the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights the case was prompted by the blockade of castro by four countries which is now into its second year prince w

attending the latest round of talks with his former deputy rep much on this time in the sudanese capital khartoum negotiations hosted by ethiopia last week failed to achieve a breakthrough the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions. mexicans vote in their presidential election next sunday with a new leader guaranteed current president enrique pena nieto is ineligible for a second term under mexico's constitution and in a turbulent time domestically a political veteran his riding a wave of popular support on his third attempt at the presidency john holeman has more. the sixty four year old and that is mother will look who's with the dog it's looking like third time lucky this quest with the mix could president see this time he's the overwhelming from the toolbar he's an issues. he has a simple message. will listen to everyone will respect everyone but our priority is the poor for the good of everyone the poor.

within seventy two hours prison salva kiir and rebel leaders signed the deal in the sudanese capital khartoum the civil war broke out after kids of plotting a coup in twenty thirteen just two years after became an independent nation political parties in mexico entering the final few days of campaigning ahead of sunday's presidential election country's largest vote in modern history those are the headlines the war in october is up next. on the sixth of october nine hundred seventy three the tenth day of ramadan the muslim holy month and young kapoor the holiest of holy days in the jewish calendar egypt and syria launched an all out war against israel. this first liberation of land occupied by israel in the one nine hundred sixty seven six day war provoked an enthusiastic response across the arab world. that in the show a little bit. of the moroccan people were so enthusiastic about the war that was evident in the campaign organized a more open cities especially the big ones to donate blood and it was a very popular campaign that how is it that. and what it will give them in algeria and preside

aimed at ending the civil war the leaders have been attending peace talks in the sudanese capital khartoum south sudan has been grappling with a civil war since two thousand and thirteen less than two years after it gained independence from sudan the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions heber morgan has covered the south sudan crisis extensively for us and sent us more details on just what's been agreed. they've agreed on a permanent ceasefire setting up for sorry three different capitals in different parts of south sudan and to try to have other forces foreign forces inside the country to try to maintain peace this is just a framework for an agreement it is not an agreement which means the end of the word just means that they are going to start setting their peace agreement based on that framework first of all let's remember that after the talks and i disavow the government spokesman south sudan's government spokesman came out and said that they are not ready to work with the opposition leader rick machar this time the president salva

looks like the a win win for those two countries it can only be the the statement says that the khartoum would control the oil fields in agreement with juba so they won't do it hand in hand but this can only work perfectly if they agree if first of all they come to an agreement and have a conclusive and indeed a comprehensive agreement between salva kit president salva kiir and react mashal are if this agreement has not come to an end if they do not agree to the two to the ceasefire and this doesn't happen then that there will be some some sort of. it will only complicate the conflict. to a concert and wander in monrovia thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world mexico's presidential election campaigns in turmoil after the murders of five members of the leftist party leading the polls the five including state assembly counterfeit and make and make do you know lopez of and donna was shot dead in the southern state of a a diner was the nineteenth accountant to be killed during the campaign voting takes place on sunday. columbia's government

along with regional leaders a new round of talks is now expected next week in the sudanese capital khartoum millions of people have been displaced in the five year conflict in. south sudan the civil war broke out in two thousand and thirteen just two years after saw sudan won independence from neighboring sudan president salva kiir an ethnic doing the country's largest group sacked then deputy reac mashal who's from the second largest community the new way of blaming an attempted coup the conflict a school aged leading to the deaths of an estimated fifty thousand people and creating africa's largest refugee crisis since the one nine hundred ninety four one genocide the u.n. accuses both sides of widespread ethnic cleansing and gang rape so prevalent that it's become normal according to the u.n. regional leaders have attempted to broker several peace deals in that time and all have failed algeria south sudan correspondent even morgan has more on the latest breakdown in talks. what will happen is basically what has happened in the previous round of peace talks which have also failed the diffe

attending the latest round of peace talks with his former deputy the time in the sudanese capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the monks. to reach a deal or face sanctions now aid workers in northeastern nigeria are warning for more people are at risk of being displaced by the armed group. the norwegian refugee council says more than four thousand people sleeping without shelter in the town of the choir there are concerns about the spread of fatal diseases during the rainy season in northern areas of nigeria. now it was another dramatic day at the world cup in russia argentina beat nigeria to advance to the final sixteen while secured a late when iceland and earlier denmark drew with france to book its place in the knockout stages and. their first one at a world cup since the one nine hundred seventy eight and the richardson reports from st petersburg. argentina came into this game with their stomach for the fights in the form of their leading lights both being questioned but you write little messi off at your peril after a couple of disappointing games he was back

force president salva kiir and rebel leader react machar signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday previous cease fire agreement has been violated. a photojournalist in egypt could face the death penalty for taking pictures during the military crackdown five years ago the judge is expected to deliver his verdict on saturday reports. mahmood that was aid better known as show kind could be sentenced to death for simply doing his job and he gyptian judge is due to give his ruling in the case. was arrested along with two other nonny gyptian journalists who were later released while he was taking pictures during the post-coup unrest in egypt where in twenty thirteen. he was among hundreds of people detained when egyptian security forces ordered by general as sisi now the president to end the six week sit in almost one thousand people died in the violence that followed human rights watch has said the egyptian military's crackdown is probably a crime against humanity according to court documents show khan is being charged with weapons possession illegal assembly murder and at

latest round of talks with his former deputy arraignments are this time in the sudanese capital khartoum the united nations has given both sides till the end of the month to reach a peace deal or to face sanctions normally based in juba but right here in doha our correspondent here morgan to talk us through this one some points what are some points and is it enough for people to start thinking maybe this could be the beginning of something or first of all come on let's stress out that this is not an actual agreement right sudan proposed is a framework for an agreement between the two are inside which is south sudan's government led by president salva kiir and the opposition group which is led by rick my charge was the former vice president now this is a huge step just friday last week the president's spokesman came out and said we are not going to work with rick machar anymore we cannot tolerate him in our government we don't want him back although we are happy to welcome people from his group to come out today and say that they are willing to work together towards peace is a huge step a

into force president salva kiir a rebel leader right was sure sign the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum hold wednesday night calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of political prisoners and the forming of a transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed and about four million displaced since hostilities began in twenty thirty dollars a residual borgen has covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she explains the fragility of the current ceasefire agreement. this is not the first ceasefire agreement to be signed since the conflict started in twenty thirty and this is agreement this isn't my think we meant to be signed and it's not clear yet whether it is going to hold a lot of agreements have been violated nearly every single agreement have been signed between the two parties and several other factions have been violated sometimes in less than twenty four hours after they were signed so it's not clear yet whether this would. i would actually hold because what both sides said is that they do not want their fo

come into force president salva kiir rebel leader reg moshe signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday it calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of political prisoners of the former transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed in and around four million displaced since hostilities began in twenty thirteen let's speak now to al-jazeera have a woman who's covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she's with me now here in the studio is this ceasefire going to hold or people have much hope well whether it is going to hold or not people have to hold on to hope that this ceasefire would last they've been mined previous agreements signed on a cease fire and the end of our succession of hostilities but none of them have held some of them being broken in as little as twenty four hours after they were signed but this time it's different it's not being brokered by the regional block i got this one was brokered by sudan and sudan is has has a lot of in.

time president salva kiir and rebel leader rick bashar signed the agreement in the sudanese capital khartoum where they've been holding talks at least fifty thousand people have been killed and around four million displaced since the conflict began in twenty thirty. up women and ceasefire . through. force. al-jazeera said morgan says that other peace deals have been signed in the past but of all of the problems well first of all the touring sides have agreed to a cease fire that would be effective within seventy two hours they've also agreed to a four month period which would be followed by a transitional period that would be going on for thirty six months now let's remember that there was already a peace agreement between presidents our care and opposition leader rick my chart which was signed in august twenty fifteen but that collapse in july twenty sixth when fighting broke out between the two sides in the capital juba in july. and other regional countries were trying to do we're trying to revive this peace deal that had collapsed after twenty after july to sixteen but with sudan came up

two hours time president salva kiir and rebel leader signed the agreement in the sudanese capital khartoum where they've been holding talks south sudan has endured a civil war since twenty thirteen two years after it gained independence the united nations envoy to me emma called the dismantling of what she says is a system of discrimination against a range of muslims. told the un human rights council that the should have their rights to citizenship and property restored as ambassador called for her to be replaced. taken the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights it's been prompted by the blockade of cattle by four countries now into its second year the fucker reports from aig. council has eased the first day of this three day hearing to establish its case against the united arab emirates the country's legal team first of all explain why they believe the international court of justice the un's highest court has the jurisdiction to process this complaint against the u.a.e. and secondly their legal team established exactly what th

attending the latest round of talks with his former deputy regular show this time in sudan's capital khartoum. and pro syrian government forces say they've taken control of two towns in the east and delta countryside forty five thousand people displaced by the offensive many of them are moving towards the border with jordan but that country's foreign minister has tweeted that they won't be allowed in the area we heard from al jazeera correspondent oma rani who's in the province. as the humanitarian situation is going from bad to worse that's due to the increase of displaced people and the lack of necessary services. is needed to receive the tens of thousands of the needed border with jordan the u.n. spoke about forty five thousand but the number may be far greater than that because of the heavy bombardment to the cities where a large number of civilians have been killed the shelling is still ongoing and has moved to another area the opposition leaders have told us that their only option is resistance libya's u.n. backed government has warned international companies against dealing with warlor

force president salva kiir and the rebel leader react machar signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday it calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid. release of political prisoners and the forming of a transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed and about four million displaced since hostilities began in two thousand and thirteen al-jazeera morgan has covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she explains the fragility of the current cease fire agreement this is not the first ceasefire agreement to be signed since the conflict started in twenty states and this is. this is a my think remain to be signed and it's not clear yet whether it is going to hold a lot of agreements have been violated nearly every single agreement have been signed between the two parties and several other factions have been violated sometimes in less than twenty four hours after they resigned so it's not clear yet whether this would. i would actually hold because what both sides said is that they do not want their forces to attack and

force president salva kiir and rebel leader reg masha signed the agreement in sudan's capital in khartoum on wednesday it calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of political prisoners and the forming of a transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed and around four million displaced since hostilities began in twenty thirteen al-jazeera is what morgan has covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she explained the fragility of the current ceasefire agreement. this is not the first cease fire agreement to be signed since the conflict started in twenty thirty and this is. this is a my think we meant to be signed and it's not clear yet whether it is going to hold a lot of agreements have been violated nearly every single agreement they've been signed between the two parties and several other factions have been violated sometimes in less than twenty four hours after they were signed so it's not clear yet whether this would. i would actually hold because what both sides said is that they do not want their forces to

second to her khartoum bridge the year before a war surplus and it also picked up floating wraps mechanize raf's which carry a tank but third and most important was an actual bridge specially built in israel this was how the main forces would cross the canal the idea of the bridge. roller bridge they call it it was. a bridge that was built in tire it was two hundred meters long metal bridge with metal rollers are growers but the rulers were thrilled with the substance that floated. hole it to the canal with turks where you reach the edge of the parks in the back of course you're going to order and you have already made. but getting the four hundred ton bridge to the water's edge a twenty five kilometer journey has to prove harder than expected. and before the war the israelis had cut a dirt track specially designed for moving the bridge to a pre-prepared crossing point but now that track was an egyptian hands. a strong defensive position the southern flank of the second egyptian army stood in the way of any israeli advance. the battle to open the road to the canal would be called the battl

attending the latest round of peace talks with his former deputy this time in the sudanese capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a deal or face sanctions. a judge in the u.k. has said the taxi firm can keep operating in london at least for now the city had stripped the taxi company of its operating license last september or over safety concerns but an appeals court ruled over has fifteen months to prove its problems are over for good paul brown and reports from london. as a business is a global disruptor turning the traditional taxi profession upside down and provoking protests bans and restrictions as it does it the company is now valued at more than seventy billion dollars and after starting with just three hundred u.k. drivers in two thousand and twelve now has sixty thousand u.k. drivers forty five thousand of them in london but it's had a confrontational relationship with the london regulator t.f. out the company boss told elbridge admitted the previous correspondence for example with the regulator had been inaccurate incomplete and in adequat

into force president salva kiir rebel leader right now shar signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday night calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of political prisoners and the forming of a transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people are being killed and about four million displaced since his stall or his hostilities began in twenty team algis there is hippa morgan has covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she explains the fragility of the current ceasefire agreement. this is not the first ceasefire agreement to be signed since the conflict started in twenty states and this is. this is a my think remain to be signed and it's not clear yet whether it is going to hold a lot of agreements have been violated nearly every single agreement have been signed between the two parties and several other factions have been violated sometimes in less than twenty four hours after they resigned so it's not clear yet whether this would cease fire would actually hold because what both sides said is that they do not want

hopes of a deal to end the five year civil war sites one from michelle says pope will be held in khartoum on sunday. european union's top official donald tusk in austria for a meeting with chocolates about him cuts immigration policies will likely top the agenda ahead of a major e.u. summit at the end of the month dominic cave has more from ballin fridays a day in which president donald tusk of the european council is going to try to put his message across regarding the e.u. summit that will take place in brussels at the end of next week speaking to the chancellor of stress of us and courts but also to the prime minister of hungary viktor autobahn both these people both these men are people who don't share their point of view that the larger the country certainly germany and france have regarding a solution to the immigration crisis certainly in hungary the view there is if anything they want to toughen the laws toughen the rules in their own country they would like to act unilaterally in some senses to control their borders better mr cortes is the not quite sure that point of view that h

attending the latest round of talks with his former deputy reg mashad this time in the sudanese capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions more now from our correspondent emma morgan who's covered the south sudan crisis. so they've agreed on a permanent cease fire setting up for sorry three different capitals in different parts of south sudan and to try to have other forces foreign forces inside the country to try to maintain peace this is just a framework for an agreement it is not an agreement which means the end of the word just means that they are going to start setting their peace agreement based on that framework first of all let's remember that after the talks and i disavow the government spokesman south sudan's government spokesman came out and said that they are not ready to work with the opposition leader rick my char this time the president salva kiir came out and said he's ready to work with him opposition leader rick much are also came out and said he's ready to work for peace and so they signed this framework now

the truth is since the ceasefire agreement was signed on wednesday in khartoum both sides said that we are going to hold back from fighting and less attacks so there was already cautious optimism there people were not really sure if the other side would abide by the agreement or not now what we've seen is that the fighting has resumed between the two sides in the north west and the western part of the country in a place called well county with both sides accusing each other in saying that they have the right to self-defense but the truth is both sides said that the ceasefire is effective and should attack the other so it's shows some kind of lack of control iow between the two sides to their forces regardless of who started the attack it shows that the order that was given by the president and the order there was given by the head of the opposition to their forces is not fully implemented so either it has not trickled down to the commanders on the ground or it did and no commanders listening because the order has been given and people are still violating it if there are commanders on t

the truth is since the ceasefire agreement was signed on wednesday in khartoum both sides said that we are going to hold back from fighting and less attacks so there was already cautious optimism there people were not really sure if the other side would abide by the agreement or not now what we've seen is that the fighting has resumed between the two sides in the northwestern part of western part of the country in a place called well county with both sides accusing each other in saying that they have the right to self-defense but the truth is both sides said that the ceasefire is effective and should attack the other so it's shows some kind of lack of control iow between the two sides to their forces regardless of who started the attack it shows that the order that was given by the president and the order there was given by the head of the opposition to their forces is not fully implemented so either it has not trickled down to the commanders on the ground or it did and no commander is listening because the order has been given and people are still violating it if there are commanders

president salva kiir and rebel leader rect russia signed the agreement in the sudan in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday it calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of political prisoners and the forming of a transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed and around four million displaced since hostilities began in twenty thirteen let's speak now to al-jazeera to morgan is covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she's with me in the studio so here but the big question is. is this ceasefire going to hold the people have hope well it's really very much up in the air this is not the first cease fire agreement to be signed since the conflict started in twenty thirteen this is agreement this isn't my think remain to be signed and it's not clear yet whether it is going to hold a lot of agreements have been violated nearly every single agreement have been signed between the two parties and several other factions have been violated sometimes in less than twenty four hours after they resigned so it's not clear yet whether

been rallies in the democratic republic of congo in support of exile the opposition leader morsi khartoum be cut to be as the former governor of the country's katanga province is seen as the main rival in the upcoming election against president joseph kabila. but as fintan modern reports many questions remain over the future votes. thousands gathered to hear the man they believe is the democratic republic of congo's best hope for change but moyes could tumbi hasn't set foot in the country for more than two years in this video message sent from exile he promised to unite the opposition and bring an end to the rule of longtime leader joseph dabo the movies that i believe don't have all this was a demonstration to everyone showing that moyes is alive and he's preoccupied with the situation of all congolese and also to say that we have a project which can probably resolve all these problems we want to transform the congo and restore was quite nice but also we want to unify the congolese people the support today about people is showing that we will overcome. the fled the d r c in two thousand

latest round of talks with his former deputy rick mashallah this time though in the sudanese capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions normally based in juba our correspondent have a morgan is with me here in the studio in doha what are we what are we to make of this well first of all let's be very. that this is not an agreement it's just a framework on which a future agreement between the two sides the country's president salva kiir and him and the opposition leader much are will be based on so they've agreed on a permanent cease fire setting up for sorry three different capitals in different parts of south sudan and to try to have other forces foreign forces inside the country to try to maintain peace but then like i said this is just a framework for an agreement it is not an agreement which means the end of the war it just means that they are going to start setting their peace agreement based on that framework but it sounds like they got further this time than they did in talks in december which which ended with nothing

some points to end the civil war the leaders have been attending peace talks in the city's capital khartoum says sudan has been grappling with a civil war since twenty thirteen less than two years after it gained independence from sudan well the un's given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions have been morgan has covered the south sudan crisis extensively give us more details on what exactly has been agreed. they have agreed on a permanent cease fire setting up for three different capitals in different parts of south sudan and to try to have other forces foreign forces inside the country to try to maintain peace this is just a framework for an agreement it is not an agreement which means the end of the word just means that they are going to start setting there are a peace agreement based on that framework first of all let's remember that after the talks and i disavow the government spokesman south sudan's government spokesman came out and said that they are not ready to work with the opposition be there rick machar this time the president salva kiir

latest round of talks with this former deputy rick machines are this time in the sudanese capital khartoum the gauche ations hosted by ethiopia last week failed to achieve a breakthrough at the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions. burials have been taking place in nigeria for nearly one hundred people killed in recent days they died in an escalation of the conflict between farmers and some you know magic herders president muhammadiyah hari has warned against reprise a lot tax and sent troops to contain the violence many supports in the capital of. twenty four hours after coffee was imposed because and homes and part of state are still smoldering if. they try state is in more. or a few years of violence and reprisals wreak night. we were living in peace before this attack now bodies litter of villages you can't even get to your farm without being attacked or killed and. many travelers are caught in the middle of an groups barricaded groups singling out people the thought could be linked to the attackers a curfew was imposed but did litt

attending the latest round of talks with his forward deputy right shar this time in the sudanese capital khartoum negotiations hosted by ethiopia last week failed to achieve a breakthrough the un has given both sides the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions. twenty suspects have appeared in court over a great attorney get a rally held by ethiopia's new prime minister three people were killed and one hundred wounded in saturday's explosion which caused it to flee the scene he's promised to press on with reforms including releasing jailed dissidents and improving relations with neighboring eritrea have a dow has more of the capital. for six and a half years. remained in prison for simply calling for an opposition political rally convicted of terrorism came for was serving a twenty five year jail term when the reformist prime minister pardoned him and thousands of other political prisoners. i was tortured day and night the beating was constant i lost hearing in my right ear the doctors say there is no hope of recovery. weeks of the been freed from prison along with other former d

been attending the latest round of peace talks with his former deputy a stalinist houdini's capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the months to reach a deal of face sanctions. aid workers in northeastern nigeria are warning thousands more people are risk of being displaced by the group boko had arm the norwegian refugee council says more than four thousand people are already without shelter in the town of choir. some bob boys two main political leaders have failed to attend a peace pledge signing in the next month's election president and the son of man and god and m.d.c. leader nelson chamisa missed the meeting in the capital harare it comes days after the president escaped unhurt from a grenade attack at a rally in the city of bell the wire. a bill has been approved in the netherlands that bans face covering veils from some public building schools and hospitals critics say it's only a mr bad the bokeh the dutch off the house passed the law for the lower house approved it in two thousand and sixteen the ban includes helmets and ski masks and carries a four hundred fi

ababa along with regional leaders a new round of talks is expected next week in the sudanese capital khartoum. the world's largest oil producers are meeting in vienna to decide whether to increase production a move that would likely mean a drop in petrol prices saudi arabia and russia want opec to relax tight controls but iran and venezuela holding out. on the european union's top of. donald tusk is in austria for meeting the. immigration policies will likely top the agenda ahead of a major new summit at the end of the month. now all efforts are underway to be night by u.s. president donald trump's zero tolerance policy attempts to good night the u.s. congress on legislation to have a whole immigration system have hit a major stumbling block has more from washington d.c. . a day of sound and fury on capitol hill this isn't america first bail it secures america saw the borders let's give them an opportunity to lead another day but one that ended signifying nothing as members failed to pass an immigration overhaul the bill was not passed the legislation backed by hard line conservatives in the

attending the latest round of peace talks with his former deputy this time in the sudanese capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a deal or face sanctions. aid workers in northeastern nigeria warning thousands more people are being displaced by the armed group. the norwegian refugee council says more than four thousand people are already sleeping rough without shelter in the town of. some bob was two main political leaders have failed to attend a peace pledge signing in the run up to next month's election president. and m.d.c. leader nelson coming so missed the meeting in the capital harare it comes days after the president escaped unhurt from a grenade attack at a rally in the city of. germany's chancellor says an e.u. wide deal on the migration crisis will not be reached at a summit on thursday angela merkel blames sello e.u. member states for not resolving their differences earlier a medical and spain's prime minister petro sanchez agreed to cooperate on migrant policy but she still faces pressure from within her own government to deliver a deal

years in addis ababa along with regional leaders but more talks are expected in the sudanese capital khartoum next week millions of people have been displaced in the five year conflict north and south korea have agreed to hold reunions for family members separated by the war the last time that happened was in two thousand and fifteen when elderly relatives were reunited after more than sixty years apart these reunions. are part of the steps agreed to by kim jong un a moon joined in to repair improve relations millions of people were separated when the korean peninsula was divided. china's recent ban on importing plastic waste means that other countries are being forced to find new ways to deal with their rubbish this could end up revolutionizing global recycling by making smaller countries improve their own collection and handling of plastic france louis reports now from malaysia's capital kuala lumpur. plastic getting a new lease of life as waste is refined and turned into small pallets they're packed in this factory in the southern state of johor and sold to manufacturers the plastic is the

that's not something he wants but they are running out of time on june fifteenth when they meet in khartoum to have exactly five days to try to settle for an agreement because this is the second. the general of the u.n. has to report to the security council if a peace deal has been signed or not because there's an arms embargo risk there are sanctions of officials and government and opposition figures as well and there's the i guess the regional bloc they have forced all sides to try to reach an agreement before the first of july where they was going to have a summit in the more capital no longer short and they made it very clear that we are also going to try to impose sanctions on people who are enduring peace in south sudan now previously it was i guess that blocked every single attempt of sanctions on sudan but this time they appear to be taking a tougher stance to try to impose sanctions so that this conflicts and because the longer it goes on of course the more people suffering and the country on the brink of famine in some places you've got mass displacement and we're getting reports

a half year civil war saw the kid is missing is former deputy rick masha in the sudanese capital khartoum negotiations hosted by ethiopia last week failed to achieve a breakthrough the u.n. has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or to face sanctions demand for wood in europe is causing a massive rain forest in africa to shrink at an alarming rate environmental campaigners are accusing the largest to become pany in the democratic republic of congo of illegally cutting down millions of trees. reports. in the heart of africa the congo basin is home to the world's second largest rain forest but a new investigation accuses timber companies of endangering its existence second in size to the amazon the congolese rain forest to some two million square kilometers it covers six countries including the democratic republic of congo where it's shrinking the fastest the nonprofit global witness says the d.r. she's biggest timber company north to timber is illegally harvesting trees at nearly ninety percent of its sites with impunity north through timber which is portugues

points to end the civil war the leaders have been attending peace talks in the sudanese capital khartoum says sudan has been grappling with a civil war since twenty thirty less than two years after it gained independence from sudan. taxi hailing out over has won an appeal over the loss of its license to operate in london the judge says it was new license will be for fifteen months regulated c.f.l. says uber has been ordered to pay five hundred sixty thousand dollars for its license those are your headlines the cure revisited is next with a little. it's . a. lead player. playing. the lead. so there's a particular score that you have to get for you let loose on rotations all the holidays a hundred percent. how many of these operations you see today it will evolve i'll say no i've. been lost a set. of two hundred eighty five million people all blind or visually impaired worldwide and ninety percent of all use live in developing countries and yet with the right fight cat medical interventions eighty percent of visual impairments could be prevented if all kids. on drugs just lacey and i'm in

why has it broken out while the truth is since the ceasefire agreement was signed on wednesday in khartoum both sides said that we are going to hold back from fighting and less attacks so there was already cautious optimism there people were not really sure if the other side would abide by the agreement or not now what we've seen is that the fighting has resumed between the two sides in the northwest and the western part of the country in a place called while county with both sides accusing each other in saying that they have the right to self-defense but the truth is yesterday at twelve o'clock local time to over here both sides said that the ceasefire is effective and attack the other so it's shows some kind of lack of control iow between the two sides are to their forces regardless of who started the attack it shows that the order that was given by the president and the order there was given by the head of the opposition to their forces is not fully implemented so either it has not trickled down to the commanders on the ground or it did and no commander is listening so there is still so

president salva kiir and readily there we have from a child's signed the agreement in sudan's capital khartoum on wednesday it calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid the release of. prisoners the forming of a transitional government within four months at least fifty thousand people have been killed and about four million displaced since hostilities began in two thousand and thirteen al-jazeera has ever morgan has covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she explains the fragility of the current ceasefire agreement this is not the first ceasefire agreement to be signed since the conflict started in twenty thirty and this is agreement this isn't my think we meant to be signed and it's not clear yet whether it is going to hold a lot of agreements have been violated nearly every single agreement they've been signed between the two parties and several other factions have been violated sometimes in less than twenty four hours after they were signed so it's not clear yet whether this would. i would actually hold because what both sides said is that they do not want their force

second to her khartoum bridge the year before a war surplus and it also picked up floating wraps mechanize raf's which carry a tank but third and most important was an actual bridge specially built in israel this was how the main forces would cross the canal the idea of the bridge. roller bridge they call it it was. a bridge that was built in tire it was two hundred meters long metal bridge with metal rollers are growers but the rulers were thrilled with the substance that floated. you pull it to the canal with turks where you reach the edge of the target in the back of course you're going to go or are never really made. but getting the four hundred ton bridge to the water's edge a twenty five kilometer journey has to prove harder than expected. and before the war the israelis had cut a dirt track specially designed for moving the bridge to a pre-prepared crossing point but now that truck was an egyptian hands. a strong defensive position the southern flank of the second egyptian army stood in the way of any israeli advance. the battle to open the road to the canal would be called the batt

and out is about with hopes of a deal to end the five years civil war more talks are expected in khartoum on sunday european union's top official donald tusk in austria for a meeting with chants us about him because immigration policies will likely top the agenda ahead of a major a u. summit at the end of the month. hundreds of migrant children separated from their parents at the us mexico border are being reunited with their families squash them all and mother was reunited with her young son a baltimore's an airport it's been more than a month since she saw her son after being detained in separates for illegally crossing the u.s. border and invasion cleric with ties to eisele has been sentenced to death by a court in jakarta an hour drama and was convicted for his role in the two thousand and sixteen suicide bombing at a starbucks cafe that killed four people it was the first attack claimed by eisel in southeast asia police say the teachings and survive the attack is behind a string of bombings in so a buyer last month that killed more than thirty people. syrian activists are reporting s