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many of mali is you know like an assassin because they don't see they they think they are already in front of the theater completely they think that the president did it i will win anyway you got that high result in the first in the first round and now so my guess is the has not been able to rally behind me behind him most of the opposition components if that's the case and obviously there was a great deal of concern in the lead up to this second round of voting about security across the country a great deal of violence was observed during the first vote how do you gauge the situation. well you know during the first round the government has a has prepared very mobilized thirty thousand security personnel across the country and we have seen what happened during the first round loss of acts of disruption and violence in particularly the central area of modesty and in the north because of all of the polling stations were disrupted thirty percent of those twenty three thousand public stations no no no voting took place in the model now they have increased the number to thirty six thousan

vote as he says dismiss the results ask parody analyze his campaign team have filed an appeal to mali's top court for some ballots to be council. the u.s. migration agency says more than sixty three thousand migrants and refugees have entered europe by sea this year

chaos on the streets of mali's capital bamako. mutinous soldiers locked up several ministers and took control of government buildings. at the two thousand and twelve coup d'etat a dangerous turning point for the young democracy but for sixty six year old ibrahim. the coup represented an opportunity in twenty thirteen after a year and a half of upheaval new elections were held it. became for short had the support of both religious leaders and the army in part perhaps because he had never publicly criticized the coup leaders. on september fourth twenty thirteen following a runoff election against former finance minister soon. became president but kato has been involved in mali and politics for much longer than that as campaign manager i became helped. become mollies first president in the country's first ever democratic elections in one thousand nine hundred one k. taught studied african political science for years in dakar at the sub on in paris and at france's largest research center. afterwards kaintuck was able to take advantage

turning out to mali where vote counting is underway in a presidential drawn off after a tense election that was mobbed by violence a time to see a poll worker was killed by extremists in the north of the country and the threat of violence kept tellin out yo incumbent. is expected to win the vote the result is to you later this week. string checks at polling stations security measures were once again stepped up for mali's presidential election runoff voters chose between the incumbent president even him. and opposition leader soon my last. seventy three year old k. to said he was confident of victory after topping the poll in the first round of voting. but many in the country were unhappy with the outcome. and. i'm a bit disappointed with how the first round went but unfortunately i don't expect much to change in the second round. the opposition are concerned about voter fraud demonstrating in the capital bamako at the weekend. plus many were unable to vote in the first round that's after around seven hundred polling stations were closed due to violence from groups but an opposition cha

last night that was i think the most important thing still ahead for you on the program people in mali are prepared to vote in a hotly contested presidential election amid security fears and accusations of fraud and a quarter of a billion dollar ruling chemical giant monsanto is forced to pay out over a week killer. had often enough rain in new south wales and despite the activity that you'd get from the satellite pictures to still not a lot around victoria yes but in south australia true but i did get to sunday most that we've gone through sunshine again with an onshore breeze an hour later thirteen bit warmer in sydney but not much really better in person twenty rises a little bit as the breeze continues to come out of the interior it's just a little more sixteen degrees natalie doesn't reflect a huge change but this again suggests again as a little bit more humid just for a while so that rain such as it as there was is on its way across the tasman sea to new zealand a hint of something coming down from the tropical direction toward the north all the little amount to very much natura

and officials convoyed in mali's presidential election runoff president. is the favorite to win in a poll of modern but it's free mr tress. although i'm on the thought you might get to have your company. turkey central bank says it's rage a tick all necessary measures to shore up the country's currency deliver the announcement comes after the leader tumble to a new low against the dollar and fears grew that the crisis could spread to other markets the currency has nosedived over worries about the turkish president's increasing control over the economy and as a diplomatic dispute escalates between turkey and the united states let it out and says the country is facing an economic siege he's also seeking to reassure citizens have a listen. we're taking the necessary steps against these attacks together with the finance ministry of institutions and we will continue to take them. home and i believe that the currency rate will return to reasonable levels don't worry. richard. joining me now in this to do is buy he's an at the think tank the global public policy

vote counting is underway in mali after presidential runoff election but many people stay at home amid reports of attacks on polling stations who live to bamako for the exits. and nasa launches a groundbreaking mission to touch the sun a pocket solar probe blasts off from cape canaveral on its way to unlock the mysteries of all stars super heated atmosphere. i'm glad you could join us the u.s. has been mocking one year since the violent white supremacist rally that claimed the lives of three people in charlottesville virginia white nationalists a gathering in washington for another so-called unite the right around police a separating them from counter protesters who are expected to outnumber them. hundreds of white nationalists descended to charlottesville to protest the removal of a monument to confederate to confederate general robot even be the rally turned violent as protesters clashed with counter protesters culminating in the death of have a higher who was killed when a man drove his car into a crowd. now a rally against racial hatred is currently underway in the city of charlott

apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president the mali and city already know that their votes have been stolen and that the election has been manipulated. and it's attempted yet i've come here to mobilize the people to vote for the other candidate us this morning i noticed that fifteen to twenty voter bulletins were missing in each booth also i found that in one room the government has two observers the opposition has none the organizers refused to allow our servers in we can't understand this several hours after the polls opened eighteen local observers who said they had a president of the opposition had to be expelled from a polling station in bamako the opposition denied any links with them and provided the new list of representatives there were also some reports of violence the head of a polling station in a village north of timbuktu was killed by unknown gunmen but the president's camp says there should be no cause for concern. without any doubt this is the most transparent electoral process in mali's democratic history a few months

eighteen presidential candidates in mali say there have been irregularities in sunday's vote they are demanding an investigation into what they call violations by the government that favor a current president. one hundred valdas more from the capital bamako. days before the official results are out your position cry foul eighteen of the twenty three presidential candidates for run against president. say he supporters have manipulated the media misused state funds both votes and allowed widespread violence and deceptions in polling stations. in multiple anomalies including abusive utilization of state means by the president massive appropriation of water for the wrong people corruption and pledges of votes stuffing ballot boxes attribution a fake certain candidate and absence of orthodox and numerous polling stations. the candidates jointly read the declaration rejecting sunday's vote in all polling stations where disruptions or irregularities took place. we demand that result of every polling station be published separately that the constitutional court disprove the grave accusations

voters in mali excuse me voters in mali went to the polls on sunday in a presidential runoff marred by reports of violence security sources say an election official was shot and killed by jihadists in the north of the country incumbent ibrahim. cast his vote in the capital bamako and he's up against so my let's just say one small loss to kate in twenty thirteen claims the west african state has become even more insecure indicators rule extremists killed three polling station workers and seized voting material in the first round of the election last month. so let's now bring in journalist brum posthumus who is joining us from mali's capital bamako so brown we've had reports of a polling station chief being killed today has there been widespread violence and if so did it affect voting. record including european union observer mission which . are the two on the. top. of the one you mentioned. general picture here of the regular moment. for him and the first round although that may also have to do with the simple fact. so incoming president abraham. came out of the first round with just ov

tense runoff vote in mali the opposition alleges ballot stuffing in favor of president kate. and taking ballet to the masses graceful treats of motorists stuck in traffic in the mexican kept. alive thousands of protesters gathered in washington on the one year anniversary of the violent protests in charlottesville over all racial tensions in the u.s. out in the open far right demonstrators staging what they called a white civil rights rally will vastly outnumbered by the count of protesters who turned out to oppose them my can't reform. supporters of the extreme or. right wing gathered outside the d.c. metro station. by a number of onlookers but the release principle organizer insists he simply asserting the right to freedom of speech why people are having to endure seeing your face feel discrimination or pretty soon to be placed right you may see different things. escorted by police the right wingers begin their march to the designated rally area near the white house where counter protesters were gathering it's kind of ridiculous that in two thousand and eighteen i have to m

the first round vote was marred by violence as mali struggles against armed groups. mama deval reports in the capital bamako. that is also the first round two weeks ago gave forty one percent of the vote while his main rival got close to eighteen percent was accused of fraud by opposition leaders but really i mean you know to get a low result in the election isn't good heart breaking but you cannot accuse president being behind that figure it's the decision of the million people which reflects their judgment of you. meanwhile was repeating the claims. once again i am asking for your vote so that together we can achieve the dream and the destiny that i have for mali i don't need to remind you of the grave in multiple illegalities of the first round which amount to political banditry they were a criminal breach of the law and of human dignity one day the reality will be clear to all and it will shame those who have dirty their hands with fraud and corruption . seceded borst of what he described as a major success in the first round he's the first opposition candidate i

african country is that what i don't like is that despite the presence of all these foreign forces mali qaeda hasn't managed to bring security to the country that is a shame really. in some regions violence ma the election process a poll worker was shot and killed in the northern region of timbuktu how even the islamist militants. and lover to turn out mock this runoff vote less than thirty percent of eligible voters costs a ballot. well turning now to. officials say that over one hundred members of the security forces have been killed as they battle with the taliban for control of the city of gaza neve taliban forces launched a surprise attack last friday on the city which is just one hundred twenty kilometers from the capital kabul. then defense officials say some two hundred taliban fighters killed in the fighting hundreds of civilians have fled the city u.s. is providing military support and troops there washington has denied reports that the city is on the verge of collapse. our correspondent some of the people's money is with us here in the studio sondos has spent years reporting

up including we'll have more on the allegations of ballot stuffing and voter intimidation during mali's presidential runoff a new dawn for pakistani politics as iran government is sworn in and giving the heights in toronto rafael nadal decides a miss is the best option for his next tournament stories coming up a little later in sports. so mali is still waiting to hear who will be its president counting is still going on after the presidential runoff voter turnout was low because of the threats of attacks from armed groups and there have been allegations of ballot stuffing mohammad val has more from the capital bamako the people of mali have once again been to the polls but this time for a decisive vote there was a choice was between current president to bring him back a keytar and opposition leader. the opposition had accused the ruling party of fraud during the first round and on sunday they claimed further violations. by news on his own it started even yesterday the anti fraud brigade apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president th

security measures were once again stepped up for mali's presidential election runoff. voters chose behind income -- between incumbent and the opposition leader. the 73-year-old said he was confident of victory after topping the poll in the first round of voting. but many in the country run happy with the outcome. >> i'm a bit disappointed with how the first round went. but unfortunately, i don't expect much to change in the second round. reporter: the opposition are concerned about voter fraud, demonstrating in the capital over the weekend. many were unable to vote in the first round. this after around 700 polling stations were closed due to violence from armed groups. in opposition challenge to the result was dismissed by the constitutional court. mali is a haven for islamist insurgents. they give early to control of the region in 2012. three years -- they temporarily took control of the region in 2012. three years later a peace deal was signed. it is a fragile peace. attacks are frequent. >> we need peace and stability in the country. economic develelopment, social d

we are now mali and started voting in the run off the presidential election present a brain boubacar kettle on the first round with a forty one percent of the vote but opposition candidate somalia say accuses him of fraud and the first round vote was marred by violence as mali struggles against armed groups. israel's palestinian why not israel's palestinian minority led a mass protest in tel aviv against a controversial nation state law it officially affirms israel's jewish character but critics believe it turns non jewish minorities into second class citizens thousands turned out to show their anger at the bill which was passed last month now it came a week after israel's druze community also rallied against the law. it's also been six hundred days or a journalist. was arrested and jailed in egypt without charge hussein is accused of broadcasting false news and receiving. state institutions strongly denied the allegations and the network is demanding his release now you can follow all of those stories are website at www. dot news in. latin america. viewfinder. so. then please see be

polls have closed in mali's presidential avan off and counting is under way much like the first round of violence and claims of electoral fraud have been major issues mama valar has more from the capital bamako. the people of mali have once again been to the polls but this time for a decisive vote their choice was between current president abraham buck akita and opposition leader. the opposition had accused the ruling party of fraud during the first round and on sunday they claimed further violations. by news on presenting it started even yesterday the anti fraud brigade apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president the mali and city already know that their votes have been stolen and that the election has been manipulated. and is attempted yet again i've come here to mobilize the people to vote for the other candidate us this morning i noticed that fifteen to twenty voter bulletins were missing in each booth also i found that in one room the government has two observers the opposition has none the organizers refused to allow our ser

am asking for your vote so that together we can achieve the dream and the destiny that i have for mali i don't need to remind you of the grave in multiple illegalities of the first round which amount to political banditry they were a criminal breach of the law and of human dignity one day the reality will be clear to all and it will shame those who have dirty their hands with fraud and corruption . seceded borst of what he described as a major success in the first round is the first opposition candidate in the democratic history of mali to take a sitting president to on of what his hopes of a united front by the other opposition parties have been partly dashed by the refusal of many first round losing candidates to endorse him the government has also closed down a local radio station that support sisi accusing it of inciting violence and hate speach. she says supporters organize a rally on saturday to protest the alleged electoral violations and to warn against a repeat violence was reported in at least a fifth of the twenty three thousand polling stations on july twenty ninth no vote

we're going to come here at al-jazeera including tight security in mali is vegas prepared to cough a ballot in sunday's presidential runoff plus the british nobel and booker prize winning winning author vs knight will has died at the age of eighty five. from dusky sunsets over the sprawling savannah. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis either the caspian sea has been spawning a few showers in the last twenty four hours or so i want to have been reports is pretty big if you believe the figure is is in excess of sixty minutes around the coast of towards azerbaijan i'm not entirely convinced from that would certainly a place to generate because showers and you've got more rain to come moves you took biased on and beyond that now marty both potentially went on sunday a don't think tehran will be but just to your north maybe coming as a sudden caucasus well from western side to the black sea could be wet that's the wet area everything else of course is dry usually dusty and quite hot was to go forty five or so in baghdad drop me a little bit maybe all monday shostak visible run the sudden

and official convos in mali's presidential election drawn off the president. is favored to win in the poll and modify extremist tracks. doesn't support the build up to the new bundesliga season my in munich stopped things off with an emphatic victory with frankfurt in the german super cup we have the highlights for you. some of the day well welcome to you i'm on the touch. turkey's central bank says it's ready to take all necessary measures to shore up the country's currency the announcement comes off the leader tumble to a new low against the dollar and fears grew that the crisis could spread to other markets the currency has nosedive this year over worries about the turkish president's increase in control of the economy and as the diplomatic dispute escalates between turkey and the united states the rest of the average un says the country is facing an economic seize but he also seeking to reassure his citizens take a listen. we're taking the necessary steps against these attacks together with the finance ministry of institutions and we will continue to take

counting is underway in mali after the presidential runoff vote president. is pitted against opposition leader so male a c.c. . our hospitals in have run out of vital drugs for treating cancer patients israel's land air and sea blockade has delayed medical supplies from reaching the coastal strip before but the u.n. says international funding cuts and the rift between palestinian groups have made the situation worse than ever char strafford reports from gaza one. hundred was diagnosed with breast cancer five months ago. has come to this gaza hospital for the seven to eight potentially life saving chemotherapy sessions but the drugs she needs have run out and they aren't available in any of the hospitals in gaza either. the treatment for this kind of disease cannot be delayed i blame anyone who is in any way responsible for this i've pain in my neck my shoulders i have trouble breathing my sons have to help me move around i need that seventh dose but the doctors say they don't know when it will come. if a cancer patient wants to be treated in israel or the oc

for mali and opposition candidates say says he will reject the results of a presidential runoff held on sunday he called on people to rise up against what he called the dictatorship of fraud in mali votes are still being counted after a tense election that was marred by violence incumbent ibrahim boubacar keita is expected to win. the counting all the ballots could take days. but molly's newspaper is out already talking of the president's reelection. and not even the opposition is whiting for the fish or results candidate some mileage sissay has already rejected president abraham. is likely victory say alleges fraud and his quote on his supporters to mobilize mali will not be built on for old we will not accept that a million president be elected by for old. yet african union observers described a credible election process and many minds felt the democracy had been served. and i even heard on the radio there were cases of stolen votes but you can't avoid that in a democracy you have to accept that there are opponents and people who are not even members of political parties who seek t

and the tense run of vote in mali the opposition alleges ballot stuffing in favor of president. hello thousands of protesters gathered in washington on the one year anniversary of the violent protests in charlottesville the pool racial tensions in the u.s. out in the open far right demonstrators staging what they called a white civil rights rally well vastly outnumbered by the accounts of protesters who turned out to oppose them mike hanna reports the supporters of the extreme right wing gather outside the d.c. metro station jeered at by a number of onlookers but the rallies principle organizer insists he simply asserting the right to freedom of speech why people would think they were right here in the face feel discrimination on twitter so if people see the light you may see the factory. escorted by police the right wingers begin their march to the designated rally area near the white house where counter protesters were gathering it's kind of ridiculous that in two thousand and eighteen i have to make the sign that our friends have to kind of come near us are really great sign

government targeting a convoy carrying an election material in mali have killed at least a full song just eight attackers also died after a shootout in the southern region off so good vote counting is underway in mali following sunday's presidential election thousands of polling stations were disrupted by violence well let's get more on this now we're joined by kos pondered mohamad vall he is live for us in. what more you're hearing muhammad the bell of this attack and who might be responsible for it. or not according to the statement by the first ministry of. the statement. four million soldiers were killed and eight of the attackers were killed in this attack that took place on tuesday evening in the area of first to go i this is just the latest in a series of attacks that took place during the vote on sunday and around the during also the campaign we send even on the day of you know after the day of the election . today the other development that is quite significant results eighteen candidates eighteen presidential candidacy including the opposition leader some might say have the

people in mali are preparing to vote in the presidential runoff on sunday. kate is expected to return to power for another five year term he's facing opposition leaders from ala say say who trailed behind him in the first round the vote will take place in the fears of ethnic violence and accusations of election fraud mohamed reports from the capital. that is also the first round two weeks ago gave forty one percent of the vote while his main rival got close to eighteen percent was accused of fraud by opposition leaders but really i mean. to get a low result in the election is indeed heartbreaking but you cannot accuse president being behind that figure it's the decision of the million people which reflects their judgment of you. meanwhile was repeating the claims. once again i am asking for your vote so that together we can achieve the dream and the destiny that i have for mali i don't need to remind you of the grave in multiple illegalities of the first round which amount to political banditry they were a criminal breach of the law and of human dignity one

major success in the first round he's the first opposition candidate in the democratic history of mali to take a sitting president to on off but his hopes of a united front by the other opposition parties have been partly dashed by that enthuse of of many first round losing candidates to endorse him the government has also closed down a local radio station that supports sisi accusing it of inciting violence and hate speach. she says supporters organize a rally on saturday to protest the alleged electoral violations and to warn against a repeat violence was reported not least fifty of the twenty three thousand polling stations on july twenty ninth no vote took place at all three percent of those centers and four soldiers were killed in an ambush as the convoy carrying election material since then ethnic violence has worsened in the central region of mukti as dozens of lonely herdsman have been killed by rival bombs or hunters the e.u. has expressed concern over security and the government to govern a free and fair are not for the leaders the focus now is on the vote but for mali there i

and tight security in malawi is rangers prepare sorry in mali in order to cast their ballots in sunday's presidential runoff plus. how the caspian sea has been sporting a few showers in the last twenty four hours or so i want to have been reports is pretty big if you believe the state is is in excess of sixty minimize around the cost of two is azerbaijan i'm not entirely convinced from that but it's certainly a place to generate because showers and you've got more rain to come members who took biased on and beyond. both potentially went on sunday adults in tehran will be but just to north maybe coming out says something caucasus well from western side to the black sea could be wet that's the wet area everything else of course is dry usually dusty and quite hot was to go forty five or so in baghdad drop me a little bit maybe all monday shasta visible around the sudden caspian nothing back through the levant that the wind directions always being critical always is critical sometimes it's dusty sometimes it's because it runs to answer the gulf it's going back to the dusty direction the next

has more from the mali and capital bamako.ays before the official results are out the opposition cry foul eighteen of the twenty three presidential candidates for run against president abraham. say his supporters have manipulated the media misused the state funds bought votes and allowed widespread violence and deceptions in polling stations. we have noticed live in multiple anomalies including abusive utilization of state means by the president massive appropriation of what accounts for the wrong people corruption and pledges of words stopping ballot boxes attribution a fake assault certain candidate and absence of water guards and numerous polling stations. the candidates jointly read the declaration rejecting sunday's vote in all polling stations where disruptions or irregularities took place. we demand that result of every polling station be published separately that the constitutional court disprove the grave accusations leveled against it that a legal investigation be launched and we will not accept results from any poll

the people of mali have once again been to the polls but this time for a decisive vote their choice was between current president abraham buck akita and opposition leader. the opposition had accused the ruling party of fraud during the first round and on sunday they claimed further violations. by news on presenting it started even yesterday the anti fraud brigade apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president the mali and city already know that their votes have been stolen and that the election has been manipulated. is that if i've come here to mobilize the people to vote for the other candidate us this morning i noticed that fifteen to twenty voter bulletins were missing in each booth also i found that in one room the government has two observers the opposition has none the organizers refused to allow our servers in we can understand this several hours after the polls opened eighteen local observers who said they had a president of the opposition had to be expelled from a polling station in bamako the opposition denied any links with

am asking for your vote so that together we can achieve the dream and the destiny that i have for mali i don't need to remind you of the grave in multiple illegalities of the first round which amount to political banditry they were a criminal breach of the law and of human dignity one day the reality will be clear to all and it will shame those who have dirty their hands with fraud and corruption . did borst of what he described as a major success in the first round he's the first opposition candidate in the democratic history of mali to take a sitting president to on off but his hopes of a united front by the other opposition parties have been partly dashed by the refusal of many first round losing candidates to endorse him the government has also closed down a local radio station that supports sisi accusing it of inciting violence and hate speach. she says supporters organize a rally on saturday to protest the alleged electoral violations and to warn against a repeat violence was reported in at least fifty of the twenty three thousand polling stations on july twenty ninth no vote too

attackers also died after a shootout in the southern region off so good about calvin's began in mali following sunday's presidential election thousands of polling stations were disrupted by violence the date for a lot of presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on the twentieth of april next year the presidential vote will take place six months after parliamentary and local elections. yemen's with the rebel settle stop attacks in the red sea for two weeks to support peace efforts the fatah saudi arabia last week suspended moving through an important trade route the baba number of straight saying two of its vessels were attacked by the one sees the u.n. special envoy to yemen has been shuttling between the warring parties to avoid an assault on the port city of veda which lies on the road closed one hundred three people on board a passenger plane that crashed and caught fire in northern mexico have survived emergency services say dozens of people needed hospital treatment but mostly for minor injuries and there's been no letup in california's wildfires and what'

a white supremacist rally turned deadly the final hours of voting in the presidential election in mali for election workers all killed in attacks in the country. three two one zero. liftoff and the launch of the fastest manmade object in history the probe on blocking the scientific secrets of the sun. a come to the program our top story off to twenty two years of negotiations the leaders of russia iran kazakhstan azerbaijan and menaced on have signed an agreement on the legal status of the caspian sea it means the five countries can move ahead with sharing out the resource rich in a body of water the largest in the world or a challenge reports now from moscow. with the signature of five leaders more than two decades of troubled waters could be receding into history the disputes over the legal status of the caspian sea has been churning since the collapse of the soviet union. in kazakhstan four of the u.s.s.r. successes states and iran took a big step towards resolving it is that because you have passed the security and stability on the caspian sea are determined by the convention which

or today after country of mali now where presidential challenger somalis to say says that he will reject the results of a runoff held on sunday alleging cheating he asked the people to rise up against what he calls the dictatorship of fraud of votes are currently being counted in the country's presidential runoff after a tense election that was marred by violence incumbent ybor him who booked our client is widely expected to win the vote the result is due later this week. strick checks at polling stations security measures were once again stepped up for molly's presidential election runoff voters chose between the incumbent president even him. and opposition leader. seventy three year old kay to said he was confident of victory after topping the poll in the first round of voting. but many in the country were unhappy with the outcome. and. i'm a bit disappointed with how the first round went but unfortunately i don't expect much to change in the second round. the opposition are concerned about voter fraud demonstrating in the capital bamako at the weekend. plus many were unable to vote in

without any doubt this is the most transparent electoral process in mali's democratic history a few months ago a new electoral law and other reforms were introduced at the request of the opposition the government has agreed to count the results of every single polling station separately upon a demand from the opposition international observer missions have all praised the voting process in the first round of this sunday's turnout was reportedly very low in parts of the country particularly in the north the main opposition party came in a distant second in the first round of voting in the two weeks since then opposition leader so my lissie failed to convince his colleagues and the other parties to join him in a united front that has left sisi with even less chance of winning there's a feel of this effort here the same old talk of violations exchange of accusations and confusion in some polling stations and just as the president got the upper hand in the first round is widely expected to win the final vote today mohammed but this is. still ahead on al-jazeera how trade between iraq and iran

kills at least thirty nine people in the syrian rebel held province of ed lead and a tense run off in mali the opposition alleges ballot stuffing in favor of president cake. as the first anniversary of the violent protests and shallots world that brought long running racial tensions in the u.s. out in the open well far right groups and counter protesters have been holding separate rallies outside the white house thousands of anti fascist demonstrators and members of the group black lives matter have turned out to oppose what was dubbed a white civil rights rally mohamed el baradei see reports. escorted by police through the streets of washington d.c. so-called right protesters marched all the way to the white house was the rally almost a year to the day when i unite the right protest in charlottesville left one person dead after being denied a permit to rally in charlottesville this year they marched in washington to make a statement about what they see as a need to safeguard the rights for white americans are going to be. employed by the people working in my working life here in the face

life more headquarters here in there also coming up six years after a military coup the people of mali vote in a runoff election to pick their new president. also displaced by boko rob but no returning home despite the dangers. three two one zero. left on his latest missions underway to send a probe to slingshot around the sun. welcome to the program after twenty two years of negotiations an agreement has been signed which could settle a territorial dispute. the caspian sea the leaders of russia kazakhstan iran turkmenistan and azerbaijan which border the caspian sea are meeting in the cousin port city of act how they've signed a convention on the legal status of the sea but so far no details on what they decided have been released it's all over now much of the caspian sea country can claim as their. russian president vladimir putin said an agreement was crucial to regional security and beyond. bizarre brussels to the un security is very important and this is what underpins our agreement which is this region has an influence on afghanistan on the middle east so this really affects the

vote counting is underway in mali after the presidential runoff election but many people stay at home amid reports of attacks on polling stations to go live to bamako for the next best. buy in munich brought into the new football season with an emphatic victory over from foot in the german super cup will bring you the highlights from their latest trophy. i'm glad you could join us the u.s. has been marking one year since a violent white supremacist rally that claimed the lives of three people in charlottesville virginia white nationalists a gathering in washington for another so-called unite the right randi police are separating them from counter protesters who are expected to outnumber them now last year hundreds of white nationalists descended to charlottesville to protest the removal of a monument to confederate general robot even leave the rally turned violent as protesters. clashed with come to protest as culminating in the death of have a high a who was killed when a man drove his car into a crowd. so a number of rallies are taking place in washington and the correspondent is li

counting starts in the presidential election and mali and election workers killed and then attacked in the north. after twenty two years of negotiations an agreement is signed which could finally settle a territorial dispute over the caspian sea. and the dancers going on the road in mexico to spread the word about ballet. dozens of protesters and hundreds of counter demonstrators have gathered in washington d.c. so marked the anniversary of last year's deadly white supremacist rally in the u.s. city of charlottesville the united the right group is leading what's being dubbed a see white civil rights rally supporters were escorted by police as they marched through the streets towards the white house and the white nationalists have been met by counter protesters who are rallying against racism here lee a thousand people are taking part and an afternoon program of music speeches and poetry readings. let's go live now to alan fischer who's near the white house at lafayette square allan tell us about what's happening there. well you can see the police are just moving in behind me here that'