if the people contrast the government and the soldiers the conflict will only cared worse malcolm webb al-jazeera of reason mexico's capital have faced off with protesters commemorating the 52nd anniversary of a student massacre protesters blame the government for the lack of accountability of what happens then as well as modern day failures such as the disappearance of students 6 years ago the forces stormed the student protest in 1968 the government says at least 30 were killed witnesses said the total was around $300.00. without their these are top stories the u.s. president donald trump is resting in a military hospital a day after testing positive for cave at 19 doctors say 'd he did have a fever and was fatigued before being admitted to the walter reed military medical center on friday well present does not require any supplemental oxygen but he has been given to experimental drugs one of them is from desert air which has been shown to shorten the hospital stay of coronavirus patients. level classic presidential nominee meanwhile joe biden plans to remove all negative ads about drug biden s

malcolm webb, al jazeera, nairobi, kenya. barbara: more than 1300 prisoners have been freed from a prison in congo. armed men launched a coordinated attack on the prison and the military camp defending it. two inmates were shot dead in the raid. the mayor has blamed the attack on the rebel group the a allied democratic forces. fighters and members of local rebel groups were being held in the prison. >> the rebels dressed in army and police uniforms and entered the prison and asked to the prisoners to leave. we found some holes where we stayed until the morning. we were rescued by soldiers. barbara: the fiancee of murder saudi critic jamaal khashoggi has been sued -- has sued the saudi prince. they filed a civil lawsuit. they accuse saudi officials of war during the abduction, torture, and murder of the journalist. khashoggi was killed in turkey as he went to collect documents to marry his fiancee. they allege he was murdered to prevent him from pushing for democracy in the middle east. >> i asked the united states government,

years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera still ahead on al-jazeera. changing the roles of the game new measures for the upcoming us presidential debates after the 1st one was dominated by interruptions and insults. guinea waits to see who will be its next leader we look at why many in the mineral rich country feel abandoned and cheated by their politicians. well the 1st snow has fallen from the plain states new england there is more to come this bit of dippy is quite cold we're down to single figures now as a minneapolis on tuesday will see sleet and then probably snow is fairly heavy as well but then heading out through ontario missing toronto toronto seas warming weather without rain on the frontal system and then behind it temps has risen a bit the sun's will come to work in minneapolis but if you're in montana or british columbia possibly even the higher bits via the ho or wyoming it is going to be still is going to feel like early winter hardly a surprise whereas the opposite is true of the hallways in florida significa

say if the people contrast the government and its soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera. so this is al-jazeera these are the top stories and the team of doctors treating the u.s. president say they are pleased with his progress but cannot give a timetable or when he will be released from hospital donald trump was admitted to the walter reed national military medical center in maryland on friday we've been suffering from fever and fatigue but the physicians say that that fever has now gone and that donald trump is not having any difficulty breathing he's been receiving experimental treatment for cope with 90 just 72 hours in his diagnosis now the 1st week of it in a particular day 7 to 10 of the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. there is a he had a mild cough and some nasal congestion fatigue all of which are now resolving improving support a note the president spent fever free for over 24 hours we remain cautiously optimistic but he's doing great. and st

if the people can trust the government and its soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera. so this is al-jazeera these are the top stories and the team of doctors treating the u.s. president say they are pleased with his progress but cannot give a timetable or when he will be released from hospital donald trump was admitted to the walter reed.

possible securing the 2000000 people who live across the province will be much more difficult malcolm webb al-jazeera. let's bring in our guests impending mozambique fende on the limb a political commentator and chairman of media to an independent media group in mozambique in oslo stigall hansen professor in international relations of the no vision university of life sciences also in mozambique in the capital maputo zinn i them a child the researcher in the african division at healer weiss watch war welcome to you all fernando for for these fighters to take control of muslim bowed the pariah that wouldn't be possible had they not had enough logistical support in the province of capital gado that's. my view and that's my feeling i think step by step. all those rebels are getting better logistics better weaponry and so and moving more freely in the province seems they know very well all the regions they operate but here's just ticks are very important and they are getting very very good support in those terms stick why a couple dilger though is it because they want to take control of all the gas field

possible securing the 2000000 people who live across the province will be much more difficult malcolm webb al-jazeera let's get more on this we can speak to. senior consultant for southern africa for the international crisis group and to us from johannesburg via skype many thanks for joining us on al-jazeera. so as we had in that report there has been an escalation in violence in recent months what is behind that. well a 2 primary. factors only will. increase capacity and competence to insurgents. have demonstration speech to quite sophisticated attacks numbers. today and also to be able to respond to the counterinsurgency efforts by the government since april we've seen them in. the efforts to take the fight to the insurgents in a number of areas and this is so that i'm proud of the military company so we see a lot more active engagement by both sides of that it's quite clear the numbers the new solutions maintain the initial those they're responsible for all the costs. in the majority of the attacks that are still in the moment so it's been a significant increase. in the insurgency in terms of. the

environmentalists say if nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the headlines the cyprus government suspending a controversial citizenship for investment program after an undercover investigation by al jazeera it exposed high ranking officials expressing a willingness to aids convicted criminals to tain e.u. citizenship our investigative reporter david harrison has more now from the casea what they're saying they said it was the current scheme is being abolished now that of course doesn't mean that may or may not be reborn in another fall that we have to see a wait and see what we do know is that they do have some previous to that in the separate government of weakening and tweaking the treatment to make it stronger tougher to get the regulations only to soften them later so that is really one of the future obviously we'll be watching that very closely as well as people who have been venting their fury on social media at the corruption that we exposed. the 2nd day of the confirmation hearing for a new u.s. supreme cou

yeahs human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera the u.s. is charged 6 former russian military officers over a global cyber hacking operation the attacks would spy and the past 4 years targeted the 2017 french presidential election and the last winter olympics officials say there were also attempts to disrupt next year's olympics and paralympic games u.s. prosecutors say the group is part of the same unit that interfered in the 2016 u.s. presidential election the wanted men are assumed to be in russia no country has weaponized its cyber capabilities as maliciously and it responsibly as russia wantonly causing unprecedented collateral damage to pursue small tactical advantages and fits of spite. the defendants in this case were all members of the military unit 74455 of the russian main intelligence directorate known as the g.r.u. the department previously charged members of this same unit also known to cyber security researchers as the sand worm team for their role in russia's efforts to interfere with the 2016 u.s. elections himly h

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to hit in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has been back out of the crowds trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his covert 19 infection from primates supporters in florida taking to the stage without a mosque in the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative for the virus very few in the crowd will mosques either if you vote for me prosperity will search normal life that's all we what we wanted normal life will fully resume. and the florida tourism and hospitality industries that i know so well the richest doric do highs highs like they've never reached before biden would terminate their recovery delay the backseat prolong the pandemic and annihilate florida's economy with kone an unscientific walk down that's what he wants to lock in. the confirmation hearing for a new u.s. supreme court judge has begun in washington republicans want amy kone barrett in place ahead of next m

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. popular indian jewelry company has withdrawn and ferguson showcasing an interfaith marriage after a right wing backlash on social media. you know t.j. this is the ad it's from tons. jewelers showing a pregnant hindu woman receiving gifts from her muslim in-laws friends campaign is core the beauty of oneness but opponents say the ad promotes love jihad a term used by some hindu groups or accuse muslim men of converting hindu women through marriage some short some well some thoughts now from a teacher to see who is a writer who also produced a documentary for al-jazeera called in search of india's soul he said anti muslim sentiments of fuel by some politicians. so i myself have been the victim of this kind of backlash and it basically means hours and hours of trolling and all of the of internet vandalizing and about the kind of pressure that's really really very hard to stand up to and it's very cordon ated it's not these are not individuals responding this is almost a state machinery

malcolm webb al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories gaga songs election commission has an all the result of some days election off to overnight demonstrations opposition protests to stay.

malcolm webb al-jazeera and an asian workers are protesting across the country a day after controversial job creation bill was passed. the government revised over 70 laws to loosen regulations on workers' rights and the environment demonstrators say could lead to exploitation and uncontrolled deforestation the government argues it's needed to best investment and help the economy which has been crippled by the pandemic. the discovery of hepatitis c. took the nobel prize for medicine on monday and now we've just found out the award for physics that's gone to 3 scientists for their work on black hole as such the breton roger penrose german reinhard denzil an american andrea guess well on it in stock him that research focused on the discovery of black hole formations and their connection to the theory of relativity. brink is theoretically physicist who said on the nobel committee physics 8 different times he says the laureates greatly expands on albert einstein's so early appearance studied general relativity with einstein's theory of gravity. back we're already in in the $960.00 s. and he f

and no closer to getting it malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya france's president will be among those attending a memorial day for a merchant teacher. was to capitated on friday after showing his class cartoons of the prophet muhammad during a lesson on freedom of speech the government is now cracking down on some muslim groups. reports. a march in silence to mourn the death of a french schoolteacher capitated in broad daylight in a suburb of paris yet political reaction to the murder of history teacher. is anything but quiet. to the sound of the national anthem members of the french parliament gathered then a minute's silence afterwards came this proclamation. we are united standing and determined to fight the instigator of this murder because to mr samuel party lies the france that is republican and humanist that was cravenly under 12 attacked. emanuel macron the french president has ordered a crackdown on muslim organizations. as of tomorrow at the cabinet meeting we will dissolve the shake you see in collective directly implicated in the attack more decisions against associations

no closer to getting it malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. got a weather update next then rewriting the war of the land what other countries from its constitutional referendum governments across europe tightening restrictions as they battle over the 2nd wave of the coronavirus. hello has been flooding in the last 24 hours in western europe in 2 places in particular that storm system went through arland cloud went through portugal now those to resolve themselves the storm systems no longer as tight and the cloud has moved east through spain and into france but it left its mark but a flooding in portugal and amusing flooding i think you'll find in cork this is coke city center would be about floating down in the water anyway as a whole even at the heavy rain today is like to be in england and that's moving up towards denmark southern sweden and finland in the next 2 days there is some more cloud and rain coming to porch go just not quite as heavy as it was taking you to thursday and things seem to be even quieter but there's an interesting draw

and sudan they're no closer to getting it malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. at least 12 people have been killed in afghanistan it happened during a stampede in the city of jalalabad another 11 people have been injured it's believed people were trying to get visas from the pakistani consulate still ahead of al jazeera turning to the u.s. for justice fiance of jamal shoji sues the saudi crown prince using him of ordering the killing. and why muslims of france say they feel they are being targeted after a teacher was killed. however codes are man's bit choppy at the moment the potential for sunder storms exists with that the of tropical messes drop or depression but nothing much will come of it and around the eastern med around turkey particular thunderstorms are as big showers no breeze is picking up says it's knocking temperatures back a little bit if you're near the coast otherwise things are still quite an increasing breeze running out of iraq and down towards qatar might be a bit dusty as it is not much to be honest but it's been remarkably warm places like

socialist ideals many expect a close call between the 2 main parties results are expected sunday malcolm webb al-jazeera. refugees and migrants trying to reach western europe say they've been abused by korean authorities the danish refugee council has collected testimonials describing where things beatings and sexual abuse how does their has tried to contact christ authorizes the comment but we've had no success as. there are repeated stories of desperate journeys getting even harder danish aid workers have collected nearly 150 interviews for migrants and refugees he stayed croatian police beat them this migrant from bangladesh shows his scars. when they caught us they started beating us with sticks and kicking us as if we were animals then they searched us and took away our belongings our mobile phones and money before taking us back to the bosnian border bosnia is used by thousands of people fleeing unrest and war in the middle east central asia and north africa 3 years ago other nations closed their borders and disrupted migration paths through the balkans but upon entering bosnia most migrants walk

years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him most people to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera the u.s. is charged 6 former russian military officers over cyber attacks targeting next year's olympic and paralympic games the attacks which spanned the last 4 years also targeted the 2017 french presidential election in the last winter olympics prosecutors say the group's part of the same unit that interfered in the 2016 us presidential election can really help as more from washington d.c. . the trump administration's justice department saying that these alleged hackers in their twenty's and thirty's are facing some pretty serious charges not only computer fraud but also a conspiracy another part of a group that has been called sand worm but it's also known intelligence and defense circles by other names as well tele bots voodoo bear hades some of the attacks of they're alleged to have put together not only the attack on ukraine's power grid but also behind the mock ransomware virus not catch here which is known to have caused billions of dollars in damage now what's significant ab

socialist ideals many expect a close call between the 2 main parties results are expected someday malcolm webb al-jazeera. is al-jazeera these are the top stories colombia has passed 1000000 infections becoming the country in the world today other nations in latin america also seeing a surge in creating brazil mexico peru. has closed its borders in a bid to stop the spread of the virus.

possible securing the 2000000 people who live across the province will be much more difficult malcolm webb al-jazeera afghan president's ashraf ghani is in doha with his style a geisha in the ongoing taliban afghan peace talks a correspondent to some a bunch of aid spoke see the afghan foreign minister mohammed hanif atmar he said that those sunni system violence will be marginalized. now that it's been nearly 3 weeks since this dialogue began talks seem to have stalled and the only sticking point seems to be the 2 sticking points that you mentioned. it's not moving forward and there is no reduction in violence hundreds of people have been killed in afghanistan what makes you sure that this time around with your help of your partners you'd be able to tell the taliban to reduce violence but we're quite hopeful. those who would insist on file it's would be extremely. marginalized and they will have a duty to church machine and your staff tosses to pursue thank you so much everybody mr minister when you got there there you had that was the foreign minister acting foreign minister of afghanistan after me

years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera elsewhere in eastern democratic republic of congo armed men afraid around $900.00 prisoners from jail the jail break happened in the city of beni the town's mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces armed group the u.n. says the a.d.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians since the start of 2019. the u.s. is charged 6 former russian military officers over cyber attacks targeting major events the attacks in the past 4 years they targeted the 2017 french presidential election and last winter olympics british officials say there were also attempts to disrupt next year's olympics and paralympic games u.s. prosecutors say the group is part of the same unit that interfered in the 2016 presidential election. mounted men are assumed to be in russia. new rules will be in place when donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden face off in their final presidential debate on thursday their 1st live exchange last month was punctuated by frequent interruptions from the president but th

no closer to getting it malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. more than 1300 prisoners have been freed from a prison in the eastern democratic republic of congo armed men launched a coordinated attack by a prison in beni and a military camp the fending it to inmates were shot dead during the raid which began in the early hours of the morning the town's mayor has blamed the attack on the rebel group the ally the democratic forces a.d.f. fighters and members of local rebel groups were being held in county prison. so that. the rebels. in police uniforms entered the prison in the prison asked to leave for about 4 kilometers and we found some holes where we stayed until the morning to rescue by soldiers. the fiance of murdered saudi critic jamal has shoji has sued crown prince mohammed bin solomon over his murder a teacher changes and rights group democracy for the arab world now filed a civil lawsuit they accuse been silent 24 other saudi officials of ordering the abduction torture and murder of the journalist 2 years ago ashaji was killed at the sa

socialist ideals many expect a close call between the 2 main parties results are expected someday malcolm webb al-jazeera nigerian police officers have been ordered to reclaim the streets following days of violent unrest that's killed at least 69 people a 4 day curfew has been lifted in the largest city lagos with a clean up operation underway and that's where soldiers opened fire on a group of peaceful demonstrators on tuesday who are calling for an end to police brutality the police chief says he now wants to reclaim public spaces from what he calls criminals masquerading as protestors. that ensued 1000000 host and number. 2 is completely destroyed it is unfortunate. and were intended for use in the country. has been hijacked and this is directed. the samson group chairman a leak on he as died at the age of 78 has been in hospital since 2014 after suffering a major heart attack and he was one of south korea's most influential and controversial business figures from seoul. rob mcbride it looks back at his life. it was a stage fit for the coronation of an emperor and for some song that was in effect what

malcolm webb al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories. president is calling for calm the opposition protesters stormed the parliament building a free the former president who was awaiting trial on corruption charges.

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has been back but the crowd's trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his covert 19 infection in florida trump took to the stage without a mosque to rally supporters that's off of the white house talked to confirm that he tested negative for the virus if you win the crowds will mosques either if you vote for me prosperity we'll search normal life that's all we want we wanted normal life will fully restore. and the florida tourism and hospitality industries that i know so well the richest doric do highs highs like they've never reached before biden would terminate their recovery delay the vaccine prolong the pandemic and annihilate florida's economy with a draconian unscientific lock down that's what he wants to lock it down. about 10000000 americans are reported to have already cast their ballots early voting in the state of georgia there were long lin

malcolm webb al jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories stands president is calling for calm after opposition protesters stormed the parliament building a free the former president who was awaiting trial on corruption charges demonstrators accuse the government of rigging sunday's election charles traffic has the latest from bishkek. there seems to be a mixture really of jubilation but great on certainty. it's a very fluid situation on the ground a lot of people obviously very happy about what has happened the opposition supporters of multiple opposition parties celebrating what many people here are describing already is this country's revolution so the revolution in the last 20 years it's too early to say that yes and certainly the president has come out this morning and called for calm. workers unions in protesting against a controversial new jobs law they say will weaken their rights and reduce protections for the environment the government argues it's needed to be the economy which has been

years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera. where in the eastern democratic republic of congo armed men are freed the around $900.00 prisoners from jail the job break happened in the city of beni its mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces armed groups the u.n. says the a.d.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians since the start of the year aid agencies are pushing for a stable ceasefire in the garden or care about so help can be given to those forced out of their homes the international red cross says so far it's only been able to provide limited aid there are reports shelling is continuing days after azerbaijan and armenia agreed to a humanitarian cease fire. in armenia civilians are volunteering to help soldiers on the front line for many the fighting is different from the war in the 1990 s. orry chalons reports from the capital the out of one. strip by strip not by not they're hoping to save lives the women and teenagers in this year around school are making camouflage netting to send to the front lines they're volu

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera.

if the people can trust the government and the soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera. now the french president says radical islam is the biggest threat to french society when you also said that islam was in crisis around the world proposals for a new separatism nor aimed at improving integration and combat in religious divisions in the country does about a report from just outside paris. the french president arrived in the paris suburb of linear whore to deliver a speech on separatism emmanuel mackerel said there was no place in french society for divisions of along religious lines the biggest threat to france's values and secular law he said was radical islam. what we must fight is islam is separatism it's a conscious theoretical social political project it's repeatedly at all it's with the values of the republic and often leads to the creation of a counter society. mike ross said that islam around the world faced problems he said he wasn't stigmatizing muslims but some disagreed on some people tell me here is that rather than focusing on so-called separatism model m

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us hello adrian finighan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has been back but the crowd's trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his covert 19.

groups say the people can't trust the government and its soldiers conflict but only care worse malcolm webb al-jazeera. amenia says it will use all necessary means to protect ethnic armenians from attack by azerbaijan this is the 2 sides continue to pound each other in the disputed no going to care about region which is officially part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by armenian forces since 994 military leaders in the enclave say another 51 of their soldiers have been killed the fighting broke out 7 days ago and so far international peace efforts have come to nothing but as smith has more from the region's capital the military here says that now $198.00 soldiers have been killed since fighting started on sunday and 14 civilians now they won't give specific details on advances or losses on the military front they say for security reasons but the military says the fighting has been and remains very intense all the way along the line of contact that says some 182200 kilometers down the eastern side of nagorno-karabakh and on the other side by john here in step and the main city in a go no karabakh

say the people can't trust the government and its soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera. now india has opened what it says is the world's highest altitude tunnel in the himalayan border area disputed by china the prime minister under modi inaugurated the 9 kilometer road link at 3000 meters to provide indian troops with all year round access in the back region the $480000000.00 project which took 10 years to complete is near where the chinese and indian forces recently for one another. africa has staged his 1st major sporting events since the coronavirus shut down the final leg of the world athletics continental to was held in kenya reports not. an athletics fan cheers on his favorite athlete in the 10000 metres mindspace olympic silver medalist paul tunnelling won the now stadium in nairobi can easily accommodate up to 30000 spectators but only a fraction was allowed to watch because of the coronavirus pandemic a tsunami watch on t.v. and you know lympics in monaco. but now that they've been. you know hong kong does not rain outside their canyons and because. they wante

say if the people contrast the government and the soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera. a powerful storm is dealt record rainfall in parts of france and italy killing at least 2 people another $25.00 and missing after storm alex at the border regions of both countries don't know how reports. record rainfall in the mountainous region the joints france and italy has threatened lives homes and if the structure of. storm alex as it's known swept across southeastern france and into northern italy causing rivers to burst their banks and flooding on both sides of the border. this was rockville year on the outskirts of nice. it's said to be the worst flooding in the area in more than a century. to clear the bodies in the coming days and weeks there will be a massive mobilization in this mountain region which is just experienced devastation without compare and without precedent in the past 100 years. roads and bridges were destroyed high altitude communities isolated with rising numbers of missing and injured. all of ali's collapsing one go so we don't have a boat left to take u

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. that is could tell you with a slow adrian fenty going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has been back out of the crowds trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his covert 19 infection trump branded supporters in florida taking to the stage without a mask after the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative for the virus very few in the crowd or mosques either if you vote for me.

environmentalists say if nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the headlines the cyprus government to suspending a controversial citizenship for investment program after an undercover investigation by al jazeera it exposed high ranking officials expressing a willingness to aides convicted.

independence the opposition has a chance to deliver the changes it was promised for so long malcolm webb al-jazeera . donald trump's presidential win 4 years ago was partly down to a key group of voters white suburban women but as he bids for another term in office it's unclear whether he has what it takes to win them over this time around was in jordan reports. it's the 1st rule of running for office ask the people for their vote but begging for support this close to a luncheon day that might be a sign of desperation shift burden women would you please like the. i say day i membered ok donald trump's campaign is faced with a problem polls say the president is losing a key part of his base suburban white women voters to his democratic rival joe biden in a recent washington post poll 62 percent said they were planning to vote for biden versus just 34 percent for trump you know instead of just being a candidate and having the candidates record to. ron we have 4 years of a trump record is women i think largely viewed as a failure on a number of levels and i think that's going to and of encourage them

and sudan no closer to getting it malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya the u.s. seen nearly 300000 more people die this year than it usually words the centers for disease control and prevention says that at least truth. because of the coronavirus it says the black and hispanic americans have been disporting disproportionately affected by the covert 19 related deaths are likely higher the official numbers. cathay pacific is cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce nearly 6000 employees will lose their jobs mostly a hong kong where the airline is based the company will also close down its regional airline carriers incomes have been decimated by travel bans and border closures because of the pandemic the u.s. justice department is taking legal action against google the lawsuit is being described as the most significant challenge to the tech giants power in decades google is accused of using its market power to maintain a monopoly of a smaller rivals the complaint says that google pays billions of dollars to phone manufacturers and browsers to work keep it as the fa

years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera. men have freed around $1300.00 prisoners in democratic republic of congo jailbreak happened in the city of beni the town's mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces armed groups un says the a.t.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians since the start of 2019. thailand's prime minister is calling parliament for a special session next week as protesters continue called for him to quit fountains of rally for 6 straight days in the capital bangkok along with prior to channel just resignation they want reforms to the constitution and to the monarchy and many are also angry at the government's decision to suspend an online t.v. station that it says is spreading false information. about that the government will talk to the media and suspend the ones that need to be suspended i'm not violating anyone's rights everyone has the duty to protect and eliminate harmful intentions to create or incite chaos i can't let something like that happen yet. there were emotional scenes outside a prison

independence your position has a chance to deliver the changes it was promised for so long malcolm webb al-jazeera . us media reporting that several people in vice president mike pence's inner circle have tested positive for corona virus one of those is his chief of staff walk short who was in quarantine and sent his wife are reportedly in good health and tested negative on saturday has been in panic again in washington d.c. for a spot the vice president maintaining his campaign schedule despite his chief of staff and several members of his inner circle testing positive. you know and that's pretty much par for the course what we've seen with this administration but it is going to be controversial you know there are reports that the administration tried to keep this secret unsuccessfully because really this is the last possible thing they want in the headlines right now just to get a sense of where the country is when it comes to coronavirus cases dozens of states dozens are seeing record numbers of cases across the country breaking the totals that we've ever seen 2 days in a row and mike pence is

years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera. guinea's electoral body has dismissed the main opposition candidates claim a victory in the presidential elections. he won even though official results aren't expected for several days as a main challenger to incumbent who is running for a controversial 3rd term and i think force whoever wins will lead a poor country with a wealth of natural resources. on the edge of guinea's capital an old man is mourning his land gone are the mahogany trees the rare species of chimpanzees and the home that his father and grandfathers were born in instead there is industrial extraction of bauxite feeding the world's insatiable appetite for a mineral used to build planes drink cans or i phones cater remembers the welcoming smile of the mining company officials who accompanied with armed security forces told him to leave his home they gave him the equivalent of a $1000.00 in cash for a piece of land twice the size of new york city's central park he's now displaced unemployed and out of money. they've

environmentally safe nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera. that is could tell you with us hello adrian for going to here in doha the headlights on al-jazeera the cyprus government to suspending a controversial citizenship for investment program after an undercover investigation by al jazeera that exposed high ranking officials expressing a willingness to aid convicted criminals to obtain either citizenship in august i was a serious investigative unit released the cyprus papers which revealed serious flaws in the citizen by investment program or investigative reporter david harrison reports now from the casea what they say they said it was the current scheme is being abolished now that of course doesn't mean that may or may not be reborn in another fall that we have to see a wait and see what we do know is that they do have some previously hidden cypriot government of weakening and tweaking tweaking the scheme to get stronger toughening up the regulations only to soften them later so that is really one of the future obviously we'll be watchin

socialist ideals many expect a close call between the 2 main parties results are expected someday malcolm webb al-jazeera. is al-jazeera these are the top stories colombia's past 1000000 infections becoming the 8th country in the world today so are the nations in last america also seeing a surge in creating brazil mexico peru europe why has closed its borders in a bid to stop the spread of the virus u.s. president donald trump has caused an early ballot near his private resort in florida he wants again called into question the legitimacy of mail in ballots without any evidence it was a very secure vote much more secure than when you send in a ballot i could tell you that everything was perfect very strict right by the rules when you send in your ballots could never be like that you could never be secure like that they've done a fantastic you have a great people and. so but it's an honor to be voting it's an honor to be in this great area which i know so well. joe biden is in the swing state of pennsylvania where he told they should say election could come down to them cards are hard unemployment is way o

if the people can trust the government and the soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera adriano nevada's the director of the center for democracy and development is joining us on skype from the puter good to have you with us on al-jazeera thank you very much indeed going by the pictures that we saw in markham's package there this is descended into a dreadful situation on both sides of the conflict just talk us through what the central issues are and then try to describe to us if you can if there is any possible way out of this. if he. did. it it is accused or by the nation's top human rights. defense forces and. this is bad relations for me to get back against you see this unity and the spirit i. believe it's bad. to do scott saw. all. the grievances believed to be willing to make dealing with. difficult government now i mean we've. got cross. to combine and with its immediate. actions. or. action i don't stall or to problem in this course so who every morning and not. just government least. from the european union address this situation. we have been expecting damage of

independence the opposition has a chance to deliver the changes it was promised for so long malcolm webb al-jazeera . now a ban on nuclear weapons will come into force in january after 50 countries ratified it but there are some key reasons why it might not bring change honduras was the latest to sign the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons that never under any circumstances to develop tests or produce any devices very keen aims missing from the list including the 5 original loop nuclear states person china france russia and the us with america calling the treaty a strategic mistake while the us secretary general said he was hopeful it remains that 9 countries can't hold a stockpile of around 13 and a half 1000 weapons nearly $4000.00 of which are deployed around the world. well the nonproliferation treaty only had 3 of the nuclear countries on it when it entered into force and it took some of them actually france and china in particular some 20 years and other nuclear states india pakistan israel never joined never signed and north korea also as we know has been trying to to test and acqu

environmentalists say if nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera let's get more now from c.j. he's the executive director of civic response on environments and development and joins us by skype from the guns and capital kampala great to have you with us on the news or this isn't the 1st time uganda has had difficulty with deforestation and commercial interests trying see him pen join these valuable environmental resources. why are we back in this position again why hasn't uganda learned from what many would characterize as mistakes from the past. thank you very much yes indeed it's not the 1st tale that we're facing this situation we have now a tropical rain forest in because it. came to ship. in the past we had maybe a forest reserve which was being and because it sent in the same people. stayed. so what we are seeing today is a repeat. of the past. sort of. trade where. investors are looking for land in forest reserves probably because. they do it by. the tail culture but also it does not have a simple majority don't have to shoot a lot of money

possible securing the 2000000 people who live across the province will be much more difficult malcolm webb al-jazeera here's senior consultant for southern africa for the international crisis group explains why the conflict has intensified this year. increased capacity and competent serious insurgents. have demonstrated an ability to now it's quite a sophisticated attack with large numbers of surgeons. and also to be able to respond to the counterinsurgency effort by the government since april we've seen their. efforts to take the fight to the insurgents in a number of areas that this is so they're proud of the military conflict so we see a lot more active engagement by both sides where it's quite clear the numbers that the insurgents maintain the initiative as they're responsible for all the vast. majority of the attacks that are still in play so it's been a significant increase. in the insurgency in terms of or for the number of actors in play the number of incidents in play and the number of casualties and as we've seen. i.d.p.'s as well which have doubled in the last 6 months we have can presiden

environmentalists say if nothing is done the rest of the forest will eventually suffer the same fate malcolm webb al-jazeera bashir procedure is the executive director of civic response on environment and development instance corruption in uganda has weakened the very institutions that are meant to protect the environment. it's not the 1st time that we're facing this situation we have now a tropical rain forest being because it for sugar cane sugar in the past we had maybe a forest reserve which was being because a tent in the same way and people asked to state. that because it meant so what we're seeing today is a repeat. of the past. sort of a trade where. investors are looking for land in forest reserves probably because. aid will be at its biting the hand for terror culture but also it does not have settlements so they don't have to deal with huge amounts of money that they have to pay in opposition for people to leave let the government has surely not taken a very tough stance because style rather because we see that government is too short at the ones giving out these parts. i think this is because of