well as the name suggests baluchistan liberation army is a militant group fighting to liberate baluchistan province from pakistan they believed in baluchistan has not been receiving it do rights. province biggest province in terms of india and pakistan rich in mineral resources like copper and gold it borders of ghana stan and iran but the army believe that this group has the backing of india that india is supporting them sheltering them providing them support. and this group should a statement earlier today saying that they carried out this attack and they said the target was pakistan's economy because the stock exchange is a symbol of investment and so on so forth and they said the other target was china because china is very active in the province building infrastructure projects and a seaport and these below which militants see china strengthening the pakistani central government at the expense of. rights and. activists in karachi has in the past been linked to extremist violence what's behind that well in the past the violence in karachi was more of a political at times it was. driven

us on stocks this will also be one of the factors leading to this indictment of the bush not liberation army has spoiled us by the such attacks this is said to be one of many that will be conducted by. scott in karachi many thanks for that information let's just bring you some more background on this for more i'm joined by my colleague shows of janani from the asia desk shows the attack has been claimed by benoit separatists what do we know about this so-called north just on liberation army. well this is the militant group which has been active in the province of baluchistan for many years now they have targeted security forces there but also behind chinese attack on the chinese consulate you mentioned 2 years ago in karachi they've also attacked a 5 star hotel in the port of goddard where china is building a huge infrastructure project and in the seaport so they are at all but the pakistani army the chinese development in baluchistan but the pakistani officials believe that they are backed by hostile foreign intelligence agencies and they basically point the finger at india and the intellig

responsibility for the attack. >> the baluchistan liberation army is a militant group fighting to liberate baluchistan province from pakistan and they believe baluchistan has not been receiving its due rights. it is the largest province in terms of area and pakistan andd rich in resources such as copper and gold and it orders afghanistan and iran. the armrmy believes this group s the backing, that another country is supporting them and sheltering them and providing support. anand this group issued aa statement eaearlier today, sayig they carried out this attack. they said the target was pakistan's economy because the stock exchange is a symbol of investment and so forth. and they y said the other targe, china is very acactive in the province,, building projects ata seaport. these militants see china strengthening the pakistani government, and the expense of baluchistan activists. brent: is china committing democratic genocide of its uighur muslim minority? an investigation by the associated press finds beijing is forcing ethnic uighur women to undergo sterilizations and abortions, in an ef

attack has been claimed by benoit separatists what do you know about this so-called north just liberation army. well this is the militant group which has been active in the province of baluchistan for many years now and they have targeted security forces there but also behind the chinese attack on the chinese consulate you mentioned 2 years ago in karachi they've also attacked a 5 star hotel in the port of the water where china is building a huge infrastructure project and in the seaport so they are at all odds but the pakistani army the chinese development in baluchistan but the pakistani officials believe that they are backed by hostile foreign intelligence agencies and they've basically point a finger at india and the intelligence and agency role which has in the past been linked to extremist violence what is behind that well for many years going to achieve political violence it was also subjected to violence by al qaeda and taliban groups but in the last 3 to 4 years that situation has really improved. pakistani army and police have really gone after many of these islamist groups and separ

including 4 militants a group linked to the political stand live in liberation army says it carried out the attack. the real reason was that. the attack was filmed by an eyewitness from across the road a little bit earlier and. another gunman was captured on closed circuit t.v. in the parking lot of corrupt you stock exchange. pakistani authorities say the 4 gunmen attacked security guards with grenades but were killed before they were able to gain access to the main building where more than 1000 traders and staff were working. i'd say about the group in this particular but today after 10 o'clock in the morning the gunshots echoed and there was a sound of an explosive just like firecrackers it was already just continued for about 20 minutes before we locked ourselves inside our offices for safety reasons safety for the safety visa while all the people working inside the stock exchange remained and harmed at least 3 people 2 guards and a police officer were killed in the attack police found large supplies of ammunition explosives and food on the militants they say it's possible the attac

baluchistan liberation army is a militant group fighting to liberate baluchistan province from pakistan they believe that baluchistan has not been receiving its due rights it's a province biggest province in terms of india and pakistan rich in mineral resources like copper and gold and borders of gonna stand and iran but the army believes that this group has the backing of india that india is supporting them sheltering them providing them support. and this group issued a statement earlier today saying that they carried out this attack and they said the target was pakistan's economy because the stock exchange is a symbol of investment and song and it said the other target was china because china is very active in the province building infrastructure projects and a seaport and these militants see china strengthening the pakistani central government at the expense of. the rights and. activists that was. there from asia. is china committing demographic genocide of its weak muslim minority and investigation by the associated press finds that beijing is forcing ethnic weaker women to undergo

liberation army.dding that zte and what huawei are required to turn over data and information that they collect to chinese intelligence. the fcc's designation comes as beijing tightens control over hong kong, putting into i effect a sweeping national security law that completes beijing's takeover of hong kong. hong kong's leader, carrie lamb, supporting that takeover and the end of civil rights in hong kong. pro-democracy groups say this is the end of the hong kong the world once knew. on monday secretary of state mike pompeo announced the united states is stopping the exports of defense equipment to hong kong. the state department also imposed the same restrictions on defense and dual use technology. last year the united states exported more than $75 million of military equipment to hong kong, most of which was in the form of engines and turbines, three and a half million, though, marked as tanks, artillery, missiles, rockets, guns and ammunition. secretary pompeo said, quote: we cannot risk these it

veterans they say of course the liberation army did not commit and they were crimes than they were only defending their families from serbian forces who were committing systematic atrocities in kosovo. u.s. president donald trump has hosted his 1st international visitor since the coronavirus pandemic began he welcomed polish president andrade to the to the white house to discuss defense trade and energy today is running in a closely contested general election on sunday and he's hoping the visit will give him up. well during their joint press conference trump reiterated that u.s. troops would be moved out of germany because of how little the country pays to nato with some of the troops going to poland. germany's paying a very small fraction of what they're supposed to be paying should be paying 2 percent and they're paying a little bit more than one percent depending on how you calculate you could also calculate they pay that being less than one percent but if you assume they're paying one percent that's a tremendous. delinquency let's use that word delinquency so we're going to be

it to a deadly attack on the karachi stock exchange are absurd settlers fighters known as the liberation army are claiming responsibility for the raid that killed at least 9 people pakistan's foreign minister says clues a pointing to the involvement of indian sleeper cells and those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera ates people in power by. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads it deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tech and investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on faxing macon's in the bar trees . counting the costs on al-jazeera. when the coronavirus pandemic hit iran earlier this year filmmaker jamsheed majid ezzati began documenting his own life under lockdown in a nation already beset by international sanctions the result was this intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries.

veterans they say the course of the liberation army did not commit and they work crimes and they were only defending their families from serbian forces who were committing systematic atrocities in kosovo one of those invited indicted is the president of the democratic party of costa he says the charges are politically motivated. i hope would be to answer for them as they're not all covered. with these controversial statements the prosecutor is trying to hide the real motive which looks like it's political i want to assure people that i will not allow this prosecuted to denigrate the kosovo liberation army. we were forced to defend ourselves and our people and their country and we would do it again if they want to accuse us we will prove with facts that the k.l.a. fought an honorable war for kosovo against one of the most aggressive in the world led by a serbian criminal gang. us president donald trump has hosted his 1st international visitors since the coronavirus pandemic he welcomed polish president under a do that to the white house to discuss the fence trade and energy 2 days

possible they had planned for a long siege the assault was likely claimed by the baluchistan liberation army the separatist group has been responsible for a string of attacks in recent years demanding independence from pakistan for the resource rich baluchistan province the stock exchange is pakistan's largest located in a high security zone bomb disposal teams were called to clear the building of any remaining explosives. let's just bring you some more background on this for more i'm joined by my colleague shows of janani from. the attack has been claimed by benoit separatists what do you know about this so-called not just on liberation army. well this is the militant group which has been active in the province of baluchistan for many years now they have targeted security forces they've also behind the chinese attack on the chinese consulate you mentioned 2 years ago in karachi they've also attacked a 5 star hotel in port of the water where china is building a huge infrastructure project and in the seaport so they are at all but the pakistani army the chinese development in baluchistan but

secretary pompeo said, quote: we cannot risk these items falling into the hands of the people's liberation army whose primary purpose is to uphold the dictatorship of the ccp by any means necessary. the hudson institute's dr. michael pillsbury will be with us to take up china's rising ambitions and aggression. but first, our guest this evening formally designated huawei and zte as threated to u.s. national security, a major step toward removing national security steps from the united states. joining us, the chairman of the federal communications commission, ajit pai. ajit, good to have you with us. it's been some time that we knew that both of these companies were turning over information that they gathered in the course of their normal businesses to people's liberation army, to chinese intelligence. why this decision now? >> well, thanks for having me on, lou. unlike in communist china, we have the rule of law in this country. and in november of 2019, the fcc proposed to ban the use of fcc funding being used by telecom carriers here in the united states on problematic equipment or services com

possible they had planned for a long siege the assault was likely claimed by the baluchistan liberation army the separatist group has been responsible for a string of attacks in recent years demanding independence from pakistan for the resource rich baluchistan province the stock exchange is pakistan's largest located in a high security zone bomb disposal teams were told to clear the building of any remaining explosives. journalist scotty joins us from karachi with more. have authorities been able to establish some want the circumstances in which this attack was planned. at the mall would be a part do you have the print phone that 7 people have been lost and lives introduced incident 3 of them well you know i foresee agency one police officer and 2 security guards there's all syrians have also been killed in this attack 7 of those of the injured in this case hospitals around. what is important to note that the stock exchange attack was going to be there for the long haul work and kind of explosives that were being carried by humans but in large watching what we do listen to the stock exchang

because of all liberation army veterans they say because of the liberation army did not commit any crimes. that they were defending their families ring the war and the all the all me that committed. war crimes during the war in knowing going to knowing it was serbian or i must say that the news came as a surprise the cost of. the un is warning that covered 19 is spreading rapidly across yemen as aid to try to stop humanitarian affairs chief mark local brief the security council saying about 25 percent of yemenis confirmed to have the disease have died that's 5 times the global average but the health system in collapse we know many cases and deaths they've gone on record it there is a stark choice before the world today support the humanitarian response and yemen help to create the space for i sustainable political solution or what yemen fall off the cliff. up to 12000000 mexicans estimated have dropped out of the workforce because of the pandemic many are in danger of falling into extreme poverty john heilemann reports from mexico city. government to give voters are exhausted after an all

so a gucci liberation army is an organization that will in battle just on which is the largest province in pakistan that shares borders with iran and on and on it's very rich friends in terms of mineral resources or overpopulation has been described with all of the you saying that they do not benefit from that on many social indicators or extreme heat and to be somehow into the public sentiment you know and they were there on the community the people who believe that the caucus i mean government does not give them a share so it somehow is it doesn't want to be among young educated. students from universities in the recent times although there have been political groups as well that are been demanding rights for the bill which people for the b.l.s. has somehow resorted to on struggle because they do not are going to look all i mean we're going pockets on the outs for us are still it was. prime minister emraan on land in the army said he had no doubt that in you know what's behind it but i has a journalist i covered the insurgency for more than a decade i think that b.l.m. and on this sim

because of all liberation army veterans they say the cost of the liberation army did not commit any crimes. that they were defending their families were in the war 'd and we all leave or i'm being committed. war crimes during the war in going to going to knowing it was serbian or i must say that the news came as a surprise the merits of. crews in the u.s. city of charleston have removed a statue honoring john c. calhoun an early vice president tuesday fence of slavery helped lead the nation to civil war the statue off the one proved difficult to dislodge dozens of people were there to chair as it finally came to cities nationwide at debating a removal of monuments of confederate to arab leaders and that protest against racism and police brutality. thursday is the 70th anniversary of the start of the korean war which technically at least never officially ended tributes are planned not only on the divide in peninsular but in many of the countries who are drawn into the conflict bride reports from seoul. events to remember those killed 70 years ago and the veterans who have died since have a

9 people including security guards and all 4 attackers separatist fighters called the bailout liberation army are claiming responsibility sorry kyra has. gone back to libya and she's of pakistan stock exchange in her own she security forces fly back into tackles he detonates a grenade as they try to do mean a killed being able to reach the main building. of the. destructor to believe the law enforcement agency is the pollution but it just played a very very large a role in combating this. despite the guns. outside brokers huddled together inside and trading continued they did try to. influence the market with a negative impact but nothing happened we are confident and nothing is going to happen in the future as the separatists baluchi liberation army will be away armed group has claimed responsibility for the attack ethnic baluch groups have to use food for independence from pakistan and accuse its as well as china rig splits in baluchistan resources 2 years ago to be a attack the chinese consulate in karachi pakistan the u.s. and u.k. have all listed it a terrorist group a major general in p

possible a bit planned for a long siege the assault was like they claimed but the baluchistan liberation army the separatist group has been responsible for a string of attacks in recent years demanding independence from pakistan for the resource rich baluchistan province the stock exchange is pakistan's largest located in a high security zone. bomb disposal teams were called to clear the building of any remaining explosives. well a dramatic rescue off the coast of sicily and italian wildlife conservation groups spotted this creature in troubled waters an exhausted young sperm whale entangled in fishing nets trying desperately to free itself a tame of coast guard divers painstakingly cut the net to release the whale in an operation lasting over 2 hours the group that found the wild believe that the nets came from illegal fishing boats it was a lucky escape from ataman out scanning the ocean hoping for a glimpse to see if the animal is safe. and we're waiting for a press conference to begin shortly. will be holding talks in north of the lid and they will be we will bring that press conference l

cause of all liberation army of veterans they say because the liberation army did not commit any crimes. that they were defending their families during the war and we all we all me committed. war crimes during the war in knowing you're going to knowing it was serbian or i must say that the news came as a surprise the marrying. a u.s. appeals court has ordered that the smiths some of a criminal case against our transform our national security adviser i call flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. during the investigation into russian interference in the 2 $1016.00 presidential election trump has repeatedly criticized flynn's prosecution the justice department asked judges to dismiss the case last month. well meanwhile new coronavirus cases in the u.s. have risen to their highest level in 2 months about half america's 50 states are seeing a surge especially in the south and southwest cases are rising in the states seen here in red flatlining in gray and going down in those marked orange. and more than 2300000 infections and 121000 deaths have now being reported across the u.s. both nu

the assault was later claimed by the baluchistan liberation army the separatists group has been responsible for a string of attacks in recent years demanding independence from pakistan for the resource rich baluchistan province. south africa is gradually relaxing its krone virus lock down restrictions but some of the countries minibus taxi driver say the rules aren't being used fast enough one union is taking action to get money back in the driver's pockets that's at the risk of both drivers and passengers health w.'s out of hand reports from cape town. for millions of commuters in south africa obeying physical distancing regulations is almost impossible public transport he is mainly comprised of minibuses known as taxis since the beginning of the ben demick they have been allowed to operate only at 70 percent capacity but on monday the drivers largest union announced it was abandoning that limits. the way we used to because he doesn't want to be was money was always die with the koran or almost all of the dead were going to make a living yet we still are the ones are waging wars it was the

the assault was later claimed by the baluchistan liberation army the separatist group has been responsible for a string of attacks in recent years demanding independence from pakistan for the resource rich baluchistan province. and vladimir putin russian president for a wife well that's what russian's minds make possible as they go to the polls they're deciding on constitutional amendments that could allow president vladimir putin to remain in power until 2036 voter turnout is a key factor for the kremlin but critics say the public information campaign to mobilize voters has been anything but neutral and distant. takes a look at the messaging ahead of the vote. for accessible health care for a strong stable russia for family values the flyers read the so-called volunteers for the constitution in the moscow region are working with russia's electoral commission they've been tasked by the author worries to inform citizens about what's at stake in the vote including about an amendment that could keep president vladimir putin in power the volunteers insist their messaging is completely neutral

it to a deadly attack on the karachi stock exchange are absurd settlers fighters known as the liberation army are claiming responsibility for the raid that killed at least 9 people pakistan's foreign minister says clues of pointing to the involvement of indian sleeper cells those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera ates people in power by. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads of deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on faxing macon's in the bar trees. counting the costs on al-jazeera. when the coronavirus pandemic hit iran earlier this year filmmaker jamsheed majid ezzati began documenting his own life under lockdown in a nation already beset by international sanctions the result was this intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries. but there was a shot but then as if we knew that it was. either secure if we knew there was one the family members or people tell to go to the monday to. sign up for member one of them

borders and of course i were talking about remote territory here so many of the p l a people's liberation army units that are based in this remote part of china are likely more in europe to the effects of the pandemic across the rest of the country ok. senior editor at the diplomats and he we appreciate your insights and your time tonight thank you thank you sweden took a different path in dealing with the coronavirus compared to the rest of europe this week of conflict zone d w sara kelly asked sweden's foreign minister was it worth all the lives of all sed . you said that you've managed to flatten the curve but we have the european center for disease control saying the initial wave of transition transmission excuse me has passed its peak in all countries in europe except sweden and poland what does this say about your strategy because we know how to not even realize i would like to counter what you're saying there because that is not true and that was our state of the a said today that we have gone far away from the peak we are going down but 2 weeks ago we started the massive testing for vi

caught the ball liberation army of veterans they say because the liberation army did not commit any crimes. that they were defending their families were in the war and you know we are me that committed. war crimes during the war in knowing knowing that knowing it was serbian i must say that the news game of the price of marrying. a ceasefire in yemen south has been broken just days after it was announced separatist faces 4 with government forces in the coastal province of abyan no casualties have been reported the breakaway movement called the southern transitional council is fighting to reestablish the country of south yemen backed by the united arab emirates while the yemeni government forces are supported by saudi arabia for the u.s. troop presence has provoked a protest and ties yemen's 3rd largest city dozens rallied in one of the main streets calling for the enron says now the coalition forces to end what they described as an occupation. iran's president says the un's nuclear watchdog risks losing its independence that's after the i.a.e.a. are asked to clarify if undeclared nuclear a

pompeo said they cannot, quote, risk these items falling into the hands of the people's liberation army, unquote. in late may, president donald trump announced his intentions to end the long running preferential treatment for hong kong. which had previously been distinguished from mainland china. the debate over the new legislation for hong kong has raised flags for many in the territory. a labor union leader in hong kong is worried that workers' rights and union operations are also at risk of being undermined. nhk world doden a aiko reports. >> i thinknk our rights willl monitored all the time, but not only that, if there is a red line and it could be givining a kind of strong limitation for my union in hong kong and whether to remain to be operable. >> reporter: carol ng's voice carries great in hong kong. not only is she head of the pro dedemocracy union, s she has a k record of never backing down on workers rights. ng was in the spotlight last year, when the subsidiary of cafe pacific fired a cabin crew union leader in support of the protest movement. she slammed the employer's move

the first to react after the indictment was made public was the kosovo liberation army veterans.y said they did not commit war crimes and were always defending their families for serbian forces who were committing systematic atrocities in kosovo. barbara: u.s. president donald trump has hosted his first international visitors since the coronavirus pandemic began. he welcomed polish president andrzej duda. duda is running in a closely contested election sunday and is hoping the visit will give him a boost. during their joint press conference, trump reiterated that u.s. troops would be moved out of germany because of how little the country pays to nato, with some troops going to poland. pres. trump: germany is paying a very small fraction of what they are supposed to be paying. they should be paying 2% and they are paying a little more than 1%. you could also calculate they are paying less than 1%. if you assume they are paying 1%, that is a tremendous delinquency. let's use that word, delinquency. we will be reducing our forces in germany. some will be coming home and some will be

security officials are amongst the dead the attacks stormed the exchange it was militants from the liberation armyesponsibility they are an ethnic group with long running issues with the government in pakistan closer to home the health and. human services secretary alex azar is warning in the last 24 hours that time is running out for the u.s. to curve the covid spread especially in the south and west he said we have the tool to do this but the window is close we need to social distance we hear from the house speaker nancy pelosi on sunday also said a federal mandate on wearing masks is long overdue as the country experiences a surge in coronavirus cases. elsewhere back on the markets and back in consumption of gasoline average u.s. price of regular grade, gasoline up to 2.22 per gallon. still 51 cents lower than the average pump prices of one year ago. back to you. >>> thank you. >>> still to come a new sneak peek about thepcing uombio pic of the queen of soul yes. neutrogena® ultra sheer. clinically-proven helioplex provides superior uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin c

except that the people's liberation army to. rest in wielding green beer territory. has occupied territory that now not only in the earlier and having come in they have established bunkers the air defenses and the indian side has not been able to pick them so far in fact from the political sort of dynamic that the state can play it's with the indian opposition blaming the ruling party for having let chinese soldiers into him here so in the government to the indian government is actually downplaying the whole and saying that no nothing much has really happened except of this latest incident has blown the roof of that position there are now lower indian body is being flown back to delhi and this is going to result in political pressure on the government to act in all its a very this situation ok so what will it take to deescalate this. well it will be basically take a military to military dialogue and a diplomat to diplomat dialogue that up will under way to bear fruit so far they have not really belongs to the chinese side it's t

except that the people's liberation army to arm rest in wielding green did territory it has occupied territory that it had now not claimed earlier and have been coming in they have established bunkers the air defenses and the indian side has not been able to pick them so far in fact from the indian political sort of dynamic that is taking place with the indian opposition blaming the ruling party for having let china and soldiers into england saw and heard the government the indian government is actually downplaying the whole and saying that no nothing much has really happened except of this latest incident has blown the roof off that position there are now lower indian bodies being flown back to delhi and this is going to result in political pressure on the government to act. plenty more and the news hour including catching up on contact tracing germany launches a tracking app to help in the fight against the coronavirus. desperate for food programs risked their lives it meant strict coronavirus restrictions. and that's going to tell commissioner encourages teams to sign calling cap

modernization from china and its increased use of maritime vessels both coast guard and people's liberation army navy vessels which of have been a significant challenge and so it is very important for us to work together this unfortunately the question about how much japan should be covering for for u.s. forces in japan is distracted from this when we really need to be focusing on ever continuing to to tighten our alliance ok and and what does that mean for that alliance right what does it mean for us japanese ties as does if we can this military partnership. i don't know if i would go so far to say is it we can sit or at least it won't there will be permanent damage if we are able to to get through this past year or we renegotiate what are called special measures agreements every few years typically every 5 years with south korea or japan and so negotiations of this type are or normal this the amount that we're seeking and the explanation for what that amount will cover is different and that is what's caused concerns but ultimately we do have a lot of shared interests and values with japan both

entrance gates before opening fire police later said all 4 gunmen being killed the separatists liberation army said it was. in the netherlands dozens were arrested in the hague. a protest against coronavirus social distancing police used water come into the crowds which had earlier turned violent restrictions are gradually being lifted there but the protesters say it's not happening fast enough. and pretty incredible shots here this tornado is from tearing through russia's western logged a region twisters are on usual in the part of the world dramatic video showed it making its way across the forest ripping up trees and shrubs thankfully though there are no reported casualties among locals. the number of corona virus infections around the world has now top 10000000 and led to more than 500000 deaths but european conservationists are worried that the efforts to keep us safe could have huge consequences for the environment. but more than 2000000000 disposable mosques the soon there will be more mosques than in the waters of the mediterranean. you know this is the big issue isn't it a french envi

at the main entrance gate before it knew fire all 4 gunmen had been killed the separatist bloc liberation army later said it was behind what happened. in the netherlands dozens have been arrested in the hague in a protest against coronavirus social distancing pleas shoes water cannon to disperse crowds that turned violent restrictions are gradually being lifted but the protest to say it's not fast enough as far as they're concerned. this is something you don't see in our part of the world very often a tornado filmed tearing through westerns the rushes western along the region twisters is a usually not seen that often but this dramatic video showing it making its way across the forest there ripping up trees and shrubs luckily though no reports of casualties although it's not something you want to see in your backyard miss it. the number of corona virus infections around the world has now topped 10000000 and led to more than half a 1000000 deaths but european conservationists now are worried that the efforts to keep us safe from or what could have huge consequences for the environment. knowing t

stock exchange have been cordoned off for security purposes we do also know that the but lucia liberation army or the b l e has claimed responsibility of the attack and then the jihad brigade was responsibly for carrying out today's incident. tell us a little bit more about what those particular groups. these are groups of separatists of mindful of the independence of british sun and of this wolf quite active in carrying out such attack against it's got missions that identify the very core of the baucus plan so to write attack the cut off the stock exchange on the 1st trading day of the week is fairly symbolic as it suggested they are out to shut down economic activity in box months commercial home ok as we mentioned pakistan's police saying that this attack on the on the stock exchange has now concluded after the 4 assailants have indeed been killed yusra askari in karate with the very latest on this breaking news thank you so much. now we turn to some other news because with most of the votes counted poland's presidential election shows incumbent on jay duda winning the 1st round with more t

europe war with india 20 indian soldiers killed in the himalayan gul one valley by the people's liberation army and what do you know about the clash of this clash of nuclear powers erthly from the information i can collect its up to now stew a kind office to fist fight it's not. 'd 'd gun shooting not killing by guns obviously both sides want to control the damage on the whole it's about peaceful solution to this dispute and personally i think maybe had to do with india's domestic reason perhaps i don't know it has to do with the corbett 19 they are not 'd well because no one has all of sudden all the border skirmishes with china or yes. i don't know colonel kemp to people's attention for why are there don't think in the try to launch a war effort in that this particular incident occurred within the chinese line of control india's troops and into china well we hope to be speaking to the indian a commissioner but that's not at all how the defense minister put it he said the nation will never forget their bravery and sacrifice of the dead soldiers and the indian foreign minister and a superstar s

but she was a leader in the hermitage because very liberation army which fought serbian nationalists during the calls for war. in the conflict ended fauci prominently swapped out for consumers political scene which has domininated ever sinc. the tribunal said that has decideded t to make theharges against archie public because of his repeated efforts to obstruct its work adding that he put his own interests ahead of his victims the rule of law and the people of kosovo. next senior latin america center report the focus is on some of the most unfortunate people in the region. they're among the two million who fled the economic meltdown at that as well crossing the border into colombia. with the cover nineteen pandemic there are not many among these markets have lost everything. and are on the streets of bogota. customer yanni somebody brought up a catholic hospital with this. yeah i would but i let's see i did made room. yeah i was up by that populated island. i it's up right up front that moved through during mandatory confinement it's difficult to make seals on the deserted streets o

gate before opening fire police later said all 4 gunmen had been killed the separatists blotch liberation army leader said it was a turk. back to europe where dozens were arrested in the hague during a protest against cruel. virus social distancing police used water coming to disperse crowds which turned violent restrictions are gradually being lifted there but the protesters say it's not happening fast enough. take a look at this a turning was filmed tearing through russia's western the log region twisters are on usual in one part of the world dramatic video showed it making its way across the forest ripping up trees and shrubs flee though at this stage no reported casualties among local it's. the number of coronavirus infections around the world hers now topped 10000000 led to more than half a 1000000 deaths but european conservationists are worried that the efforts to keep us safe could have huge consequences for the environment. but more than 2000000000 disposable mosques the soon there will be more mosques in the waters of the mediterranean i think it's where a lot of their us were thinki

reportedly in for the long haul and what their motives might have been what we do know that the baluch liberation army or the b l a has claimed responsibility the full assailants well attackers have been identified and the have said that they are in for not a number of other jacks this is the last of many of the moments ago to us now on validating that clean but i'm preparing for what possibly might be one of many many attacks why might they have targeted the stock exchange specifically. the reality of the. group of separatists and what was just fine an attack in the commotion. would indicate a stoppage of activity commercial activity and business activity which he outlined to create. so you mentions that they're promising further attacks to read to we know anything more about that. and at the moment it. doesn't know who she. is for askari joining us from karate in pakistan where we know this hour you have confirmed for us 7 people have been killed thank you so much for your reporting. and i am joined now by colleague jelani from asia to ask also from war on this what does this attack mean for pakista