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s mission in mali has 10,000 soldiers. they're helping to stabilize the country after fighting in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous of the world. 60 of the soldiers have been killed since it's creation i in 2013. >> we are fully equipped. we have equipment. >> 9 swedish contingent has replaced some of the risky reconnaissance operations with drones. the glorious days of caravans and markets are gone. now hotels are empty, and the police say a third of the population is armed. these men return to the city after a peace deal was signed afte but many things are not part of the deal. >> they all signed the peace deal, but they can't eat sand to survive. there is nothing more than sand in this desert. >> blue helmets keep an eye outside of timbuktu. they are aware that the u.n. mission is a target. >> we say hello and explain what they're doing here. >> the u.n. base now continues with the protection of civilians. an ambitious goal to maintain peace after war. >> now the israeli prime minister benjamin netanya

mission in mali is considered one of the most dangerous in the world. international troops are trying to bring stability in the north after years of conflict there. and just last friday a group linked to al-qaeda attacked a post in timbuktu. we went on patrol with peace keepers who are operating under constant threat of attack. >> the makeshift starts. we were given rare access to the united nations blue helmet parole police. this unit came under attack last friday when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb outside one of the spaces. the u.n. police provided support to its local counterparts. >> when the residents want suspicious behavior, strange things happen and they call us to verify what is going months. >> city is in permanent lockdown. no vehicles are allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. and there are constant power outages. >> we can't see anything because there are no lights. but they're still patrolling for a short block. there is no electricity. >> the mission has around 10,000 soldiers after the fight for independence in the north. the missio

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s mission in mali has around 10,000 soldiers. it is helping to stabilize the country after a fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 soldiers have been killed since 2013. wichlt it is very dangerous. we have good equipment and training. >> reporter: the swedish contingent has replaced some of the risky human reconnaissance operations with drones. there are glorious days of emerging caravans are gone. the city faces armed groups. hotels are empty and police say a third of the population is armed. these men returned to the city after a peace deal was signed between the government and the coalition of separatist rebels. al-qaeda-linked groups were not part of the deal. >> translation: if there is no development this won't be peace. these young men armed, they all signed a peace deal but they can't eat sand to survive. there's nothing more than sand in this desert. >> reporter: but helmets keep an eye on the ports. police commander says she is aware that the u.n. mission is a tar

al qaeda in the islamic maghreb hassing claimed responsibility for a raid in mali. the al qaeda affiliate has been behind several recent attacks that have killed several in the region including in mali and burkina faso. reporting from timbuktu, mali. >> the sun falls on timbuktu and the night arises, al qaeda exploded a car bomb outside one of its bases. the u.n. police provide support to its local counterparts. >> translator: when the residents thought suspicious behavior strange things. they immediately call us to verify what is going onen. >> the city is in permanent lock down. no vehicles are allowed in nor out after 6:30 in the evening and there are constantly power outages. so normally, this is one of the most important morvegz. wmosques. we can't see anything because there are no lights. they are still proalg, the patry are scared to do this when there is no electricity. the u.n. is helping stabilize the country, the mission is one of the most dangerous of the world. 60 of its soldiers have been killed since its creation in 2013. >> it is dangerous to operate

. >>> international troops tried to bring stability in mali in the north after years of conflict andt last friday a group linked to al qaeda attacked a u.n. post in timbuktu. monica villamizar went on the story with a group that is under constant attack. >> we were given rare access to the united nations blue helmet patrol police, this unit came under attack last friday when al qaeda explode a car bomb outside one of its bases. the u.n. provided support to the local counterparts. >> translator: they immediately call us to verify what is going on. >> reporter: the city is in permanent lock down. no vehicles are allowed in op or out after 6:30 in the evening and there are constant power outages. this is one of the most importantinimportanting mosquest see anything because there is no lights. they are patrolling but pretty scared to do this because there is no electricity. the fight for independence in the north, the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 of its soldiers has been killed since its organization in 2013. >> we have good equipment good training so on. >> the

we are onto an ongoing story out of mali. two united nations peacekeepers have been killed in an attack on a you and base, that took place in a town called kidal. our correspondent joins us from mako --o-that from the from bamako. >> from the u.s. peacekeeping mission here, at least three blue helmets have been killed, many injured in the attack, which occurred around 7:00 a.m. this morning in the camp, which is located just on the outskirts of the city of kidal. it was a complex attack. several martyrs were shot. according to one officer, who asked not to be named, a suicide bomber blew himself up while trying to get into the camp. helmets were injured. seriously injured. the u.n. has asked for the injured to be evacuated to the south. people in kidal say the attack is no surprise since the area is under permanent threat. according to mali intelligence indigents --amist there are sleeping cells in the town of kidal, and there are active fighters elsewhere in the region. the u.n. has beefed up security around the camp recentl

those trying to keep the peace in mali. and china welcomes the lunar new year. the prospects for its economy is not looking bright. >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions affect people on both sides of the bars. >> why did scott take his own life? >> the jail. >> some people might be scared to speak out but i'm not. i'm telling the truth. back with the top stories, german leaders meeting in ankara, seep as crucial too the -- seen as crucial to stem the flow of refugees into europe >>> parliament has to choose a caretaker president in haiti, until a run off election can be held. japan says it's preparing tougher sanctions against north korea. there's tension at the border between north and south coreca -- south korea. warning shots have been fired. >>> the u.n.'s mission in mali is considered one of the most dangerous, troops trying to bring stability in the north. last friday a group linkeded to massimilano allegri attacked a post in timbuktu. our correspondent on patrol with peacekeepers operating under threat of attack. >> rep

s peace-keeping mission to mali than any other. just last friday a u.n. post was attacked by a group affiliated to al-qaeda. our correspondent went on patrol there under the constant threat of attack. >> reporter: the sun falls here and the night-shift starts. we were given rare access to the united fagss blue helmets patrol police. this nigerian unit came under attack on friday. the u.n. police provide support to the local counterparts. >> translation: the residents, when they see strange things they call us to verify what is going on. >> reporter: the city ask on permanent lock down. no vehicles are allowed in or out after 6.30 in the evening and there are constant power out aages. normally this is one of the most important mosques. we can't see anything because there are no lights. they're still patrolling for a short block. they're scared to do this when there's no electricity. the u.n.'s mission here has around 10,000 soldiers. it's helping stabilize the country after an issue in the north. it is the most dangerous mission in the world. 60 soldiers h

other armed groups from libya and northern mali also pose a security risk. >> niger's capital is on high alert. within 48 hours, millions will go to the polls to elect a new parliament and president. it's a moment of uncertainty in a country that along with others is waging a war against armed group's, including isil and its local affiliate, boko haram. niger has thousands of kilometers of pour rouse border witness libya, mali and nigeria, where those groups are active. al-qaeda also is capable of strikes at the heart of south africa. recent attacks have caused concern that something similar may happen in niger. the government said it controls the internal situation but the world should help more on a region alex. >> despite all, niger is stable and peaceful. it has protected citizens and property. no single armed terrorist group is based in niger. we regret the fact that western powers are ignoring what's going on in the lake chad region with regards to boko haram, cameroon, chad, nigeria and niger are in much need of assistance as they ever face bash are you familiar there. >>. the opp

mission in mali has 10,000 soldiers helping stabilize the country after a fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. sixty soldiers have been killed since its creation in 2013. >> it's a dangerous time to operate. we are fully equipped. we have good equipment and training. >> the swedish contingent in charge of intelligence replaced some of the risky human reconnaissance with drones. timbuktu's glorious days of gold markets and merchant car vans are gone. the city faces all kinds of armed groups. hotels are empty and a third of the population is armed. these men return to the city after a peace deal was signed between the government and the coalition of separatist rebels. al-qaeda linked groups were not part of the deal. >> if there is no development, there won't be peace. these men are armed and all signed that a peace deal. they can't eat sand to survive. there is nothing more than sand in this desert. >> they keep an eye on the port outside timbuktu. the police commander says she is aware that the u.n. mission is the target. >> we say

peace keepers in mali considered one of the most dangerous missions in the world. find out what happened when a leopard wandered into a school in southern india. plus. >> i have to say you are cutting the sack tomorrow. >> manchester united hits out at suggestions he's at risk to being replaced. blis first, the greek coast guad says more than 2,000 refugees have been rescued, 40,000 people arrived on the island of libby s in january. objecting to plans for center to register unmanaged peep when they arrive in grease, antifar is protesters held a counterrally nearby. >>> ukraine's ministry has said people have died of swine flu, the h 5 n 1 virus is a respiratory disease contracted by contact between humans and pigs. >>> saturday's earthquake in taiwan toppled a 17 story building. 60 hours after the quake, a young girl has been pulled out of the rubble. more than 100 people are still buried under the building. al jazeera's rob mcbride is in tainan city where it has been a grim start to the lunar new year. >> reporter: this temple is busier than usual. new year worsh

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we'll take you on control in mali, with the people trying to keep the peace. >>> and i have all the sport. the denver broncos are crowned super bowl champions, beat egg the carolina panthers for the first time in years. >>> hello everyone, german and turkish leaders are holding talks in ankara on the growing refugee crisis. turkey with a large number of syrian refugees, and the latest balance around aleppo. more are trying to enter. and turkey, taking in the biggest number of asylum seekers in europe. the majority are syrians. >> the united nations says there are more than 4.5 million registered refugees. the actual number is higher. break it down. 2.1 million in lebanon, jordan, iraq. it's a big number, almost the same, 1.1 million are in turkey alone. let's go to the syrian border. travelling through behind you there is movement. what have you been doing this morning? >> that's right. it's open for trucks, not people. so trucks have been going in yesterday as well, with supplies. through that border area, that no man's land where refugees find themselves. more are coming to the border.

we make you grand officer of the national order of mali. minister,nch prime jihadist must be confronted with determination. >> we know what is at stake. it's a battle of humanity against barbarity. >> france has been battling an inert -- insurgency. they have rebels in the north and in operation. france has 3500 soldiers deployed. they have four other countries in the region. despite the heavy french presence on the ground, violence has intensified. jihadist have struck western interests. hotelsdliest attacks hit popular with westerners. 20 people were killed at the radisson in november. the u.n. has been a target. a terror still killed peacekeepers in northern molly. proof that local forces have failed to eliminate the jihadist threat. molly: let's get a check of the headlines. round two of reform talks after hours of negotiations. david cameron and eu leaders are looking for a deal to keep the u.k. in the block. they are struggling to stand united in the face of the migrant crisis. new limits on asylum applications while brussels calls fo

many of them foreigners in the capitals of neighboring mali and burkina faso. senegal security forces are on the alert. >> we have large rivers, both at our southern and northern border with mali. it's important for us to security these strategic places to avoid attacks. this is why this drill is so important to us. >> the senegalese capture their high valued target. this may an training exercise but it is hoped that they're better prepared to face an all too real threat. nicolas hawk, al jazeera, senegal. >> you're watching the al jazeera news hour coming up in just a moment. the protesters in haiti. >> i'm in the florida every grades where th the great burmese python hunt is underway. why they're so eager to get rid of yet another invasive species. >> how this goal cost the australian football team. >> egypt's president el-sisi has announced he's handing some legislative authority back to parliament. they made comments in an address in the capital of cairo. we'll discuss it in a moment after this report. >> delivering his first-ever peach to parliament. the l

peacekeepers in mali, considered to be one of the most dangerous missions in the world. >>> it is a cover up by bangladesh. and why these artworks made the chinese ambassador explode with rage. >> and i'll be here with the sport, including the denver broncos crowned super bowl champions, beating the carolina panthers for the first time in 17 years. >>> starting inside syria, refugee camps are being built to house thousands of people that led the fighting around aleppo. government and opposition forces are locked in a battle for control. 30,000 people are enduring terrible cold at the turkish border with the prime minister saying they'll be allowed to cross when necessary. talks in ankara, the turkish capital. he and the german chancellor committed to a diplomatic effort to stop the onslaught on aleppo. angela merkel critical of russia saying the government was not just appalled, but horrified by suffering caused by the air strikes in syria. we learnt within the last 24 hours, 34 people lost their lives. their boat sinking while they tried to cross from turkey to greece. more of that in a

that was the situation in mali. while we're working to stabilize the government and i absolutely understand that. mr. mcgurk: what i've seen is the flow north to libya. primarily. they try -- they seem to be -- in libya doing what they did in syria and establishing the state-like structures and insert on the central coast. you can see training camps popping up. they are trying to establish the state-like structure. their own -- the magazine and their own open source magazine says, you know, come to libya. they are trying to flow the resources to libya. if they can establish themselves there in a very rooted way and get rooted, then the risk will be if it flows outward. we're going to try to make sure they can't do that. representative bass: back to boko haram. i understand it was preexisting and the significance of them raising the flag if it was more symbolic. are they getting any resources -- any financial resources from isil or just symbolic? mr. mcgurk: we have seen the media coordination. some of the media prod

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people died, many of them foreigners killed in recent attacks on hotels in the capitals of neighboring mali and burkina faso. security forces are on the alert >> we have large rivers both at our southern and northern border with mali. it is important for us to hold these. it is an important drill for us. >> reporter: after neutralizing the attackers and you suffering only one casualty, the commandos capture their high-value target. this may be only a training exercise, but it is hoped they're better prepared to face an all too real threat >>> still to come on the news hour, egypt's president announces he is handing powers back to parliament. he says democrat accuracy has been-- democracy has been rebuild. plus. >> reporter: i'm in the everglades. we will show with why authorities want to get rid of another invasive species >>> in sport how a top man is looking forward to the olympic games. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories. the u.s. has urged turkey to stop targeting force. win presidential hopefuls in the u.s. are gearing up to go head to ahead before the south carolina prima

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which is what was the situation in mali. while we're working to stabilize the government and i absolutely understand that. >> what i have seen, congresswoman, is the flow north to libya. primarily. they try to -- they seem to be -- in libya, doing what they did in syria. establish state like structures so insert on the central coast and you can see training camps coming up elsewhere. their own dabiq magazine, their own open source magazine -- they're trying to flow the resources to libya. if they can establish themselves there in a very rooted way and get rooted then the risk will be it flows outward. so we'll try to make sure they can't do that. >> so you know back to boko haram. i understand that boko haram was a pre-existing and all and the significance of them raising the flag if it was more symbolic, are they getting any resource, any of the financial resources from isil or just symbolic? >> we have seen some media coordination. so some of the boko haram media products have been a little more sophisticated. which shows

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niger really is at a nexus in terms of the fight for boko haram because it also borders on mali, it has we are liberia. not only do you have the boko haram threat but the potential of fighters coming in from libya and also of course a.q.i.m., coming in from mali. it is very important who winds there because they are going to have to be on the national security footing. >> the new government is saying it's been successfu success sucn boko haram. but just last week a suicide bomber killed 60 people. where do you make of this claim and where do we stand in nigeria's' fight against the group. >> the new government has done a good job in changing how the nigerian military operates in its fight against boko haram. they have done very well in the last couple of months in terms of search and seizure, but you really have to understand that boko haram, just like all another terrorist groups change constantly and now you see a change from a sim metrical warfare to gorilla like tacticses with the bombings we saw this week and also in the north east and west of the country. what the military has to

peace keepers have been killed and another 30 injured in an attack on a base in northern mali.ing hit the camp earlier on friday, and people reported seeing u.n. helicopters in the sky and hearing an exchange of gunfire outside of the city. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> the international criminal court case against the kenyan deputy president has been dealt a blow. witness testimony linked him to the violence in which 1200 people died. for more on what that means, catherine soi filed this update. >> reporter: the appeals chamber basically said that admitting such evidence would be unfair to the accused because the witnesses were not cross-examined. this is a big blow to the prosecutor -- or to the prosecution. the chief prosecutor said without the evidence her case is greatly weakens, because they directly link the defendants to some of the crimes they are accused of. she said the witnesses were bribed or intimidated by people associated with the defendants. what happens next? two things, either the prosecution drops the charges, something many say mig

. >> we have large rivers in the southern and northern border of mali. it is important to avoid attacks. this is why this drill is so important to us. >> after the attackers only suffered one casualty, the senegalese commandos capture the target as instructed. this may be only a training exercise, but it is hoped that they're better prepared to face an all too real threat. al jazeera. >> still to come on the program, egypt's president announces i will give power back to parliament. he said that democracy has been rebuilt. >>> a saudi film to make new grounds at the berlin film festival. >> attempts to stop the fighting in syria appearing to going nowhere. cessation in hostilities have been agreed in germany but now it looks in doubt. syrian government forces have captured strategic high grounds near aleppo. that is the turkish government shells kurdish forces. al-shabab said it was behind the explosion that punched a hole in an airliner last week killing one person. >>> in mexico pope francis urges politicians and cleric to challenge the threat posed by

peace keepers have been killed and another 30 injured in an attack on the base in northern mali. an u.n. spokesman said that the shelling early on friday and people reported seeing u.n. helicopters in the sky and hearing an exchange of gunfire outside of the city. no group has has claimed responsibility for the attack. the additional court case has been weakened with key evidence ruled inadmissible. facing crimes against humanity charges at the hague. five witnesses have asked that their testimony to be withdrawn. prosecutors say there is evidence that links them to violence around the 2007 presidential election in which 1200 people died. for more on what this means, we have these updates from nairobi. >> the appeals bakley say that the evidence would be unfair to the accused because the witnesses were not cross examined. this is a big blow to the prosecutor. who have said without the them, the case is greatly weakened. the reasons link the defendants to some of the crimes they are accused from. they say that the witnesses were bribed or intimidated by people who are said to be a

fumigating rat infested locations should see it come to an end >>> there are reports of an attack in mali. residents and military sources say it happened on the outskurts of timbucktoo. it is used as an army check point. thousands of people have been celebrating carnival across germany. colonel cologne more than-- in cologne more than a million party goers will visit there over the next few days. it is taking place under a cloud of anxiety following allegations of mass sexual assaults on new year's eve. >> reporter: with warmth and color these rev elers lighten up the february weather. it is a chance to forget the mid-went. an opportunity to celebrate. this year the festivity is tampered by the events of new year's eve. some people have altered their out look but others have not. >> translation: no. my friend's drink was spiked. she had to go to the first aid tent and we're on the way home. we don't feel safe at all. we are happy when we are home. >> reporter: to some degree i would say there has been a lot of stress, a lot of police around, so that is okay. >> translation: i would say it

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piece -- peace keepers have been killed in an attack in mali.oup has claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> greek farmers have confronted riot police in athens during protests once again about austerity. these are live pictures from the greek capitol. the drivers of tractors making their way to parliament. the latest in weeks of demonstrations against the country's left-wing government which is trying to introduce new financial reforms. well, we'll speak to neave barker live in athens in just a moment after his report. >> reporter: protesting farmers attack riot police as an angry crowd tries to storm the ministry of agriculture. protesters take pot shots at office windows. many of these farmers from traveled from the island of crete. from across the country farmers converged on athens in their thousands. in the last two weeks farmers have staged at least 70 blockades on highways across the country. >> the country is the people. these laws are not going to help the people. they are going to destroy them. not only farmers. most of society. >

a full coverage of that on al jazeera >>> now to mali, south africa, the u.n. mission considered the most dangerous in the world. international troops try to bring stability after years of conflict. last week a group linked to al-qaeda attacked a post in timbuktu. a colleaguened unt patrol with peacekeepers operating under threat of attack. >> >> reporter: the sun falls on timbuktu and the night shift starts. we were given access to the united nations blue helmet patrol police. this group came under attack when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb outside a base. the u.n. provided support. to their counterparts. >> translation: when the residents report suspicious behaviour they call us to verify what is going on. >> reporter: the city is in permanent lockdown. no vehicles allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. there are constant power outages, normally this is a mosque, we can't see anything. there are no lights. they are still patrolling for a short block. they are scared to do this when there's no electricity >>> the u.n.'s mission in maui has around 10,000 so

. >>> three people are dead and another 30 injured in an attack on a united based in northern mali. a spokesperson for the u.n. said shells hit the camp. no group has claimed responsibility yet for the attack. >>> in the united states, former secretary of state hillary clinton has tried to regain the upper hand over her rival bernie sanders in their latest televised debate. they are facing another primary vote this month in the long race to the presidential nomination. we have a report from washington. >> we have seen young black men -- >> hours before the democratic debate, presidential hopeful certain sand released this television ad, featuring the daughter of eric garner, killed by police during an arrest for selling cigarettes. now an activist, erika garner backs certain sand. >> the leader of the black caucus backed hillary clinton. the battle for the support of african-american and latino voters was the focus for the democratic presidential candidates in their latest debate. at issue, who is more supportive of latin american immigrants allowed to stay after entering the united

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