malise president has promised to form a national unity government in dissolve the constitutional court ibrahim backer kater is attempting to address issues raised by protesters who want him to resign. the united kingdom is planning a multi $1000000.00 boost to improve its border security following briggs's the government's announced a $900000000.00 funding package it says will create new border control posts and increase the border for staff by 500 hollywood star child and his daughter in law. child have both tested positive for covert 9077 year old actor is being treated in hospital his son was shaken his granddaughter also tested positive it's inside story now. a cathedral faster than a mosque and later a museum now istanbul's landmark hagia sophia is being reconverted back into a mosque but is this an act of religious significance or political narrow minded yes this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan one of the world's most famous landmarks the haggis affair museum in istanbul has been turned back into a mosque turkey's president but one says the site

the capital book enters the peak of its outbreak doctors call for a strict lockdown to be reimposed malise opposition dismisses the latest offering from international mediators calling for demonstrators to return to the streets challenge on his claims on crime and the coronavirus the fox news interview that didn't go as planned for the us president. and in sport chelsea have beaten manchester united to reach the english f.a. cup final a $31.00 semifinal win at london's wembley stadium setting out the title decider against arsenal. we begin the news hour in brussels where negotiations over the european union's long term budget and coronavirus recovery fund the are continuing but hopes of an agreement appears to be faltering after 3 full days of talks leaders are at loggerheads over the unprecedented spending proposal which is aimed at holding europe out of its deepest recession since world war 2. on the table is a budget of $2.00 trillion dollars to be spread out over the next 7 years it includes an $857000000000.00 fund to help countries recover from the pandemic but members cannot agree o

these people have fled a conflict that is tearing apart malise countryside it's sitting herdsman and farmers against each other a question of survival and practice. this refugee camp has become home to full lani herdsman mostly muslims they came with what cattle they could rescue the families here are victims of the tit for tat attacks between their people and the dog and farmers hundreds have been killed on both sides and the hatred runs deep. there was a dispute before that people sorted out but now the evil in our midst has reached the village children their own parents can no longer control than. the young people have taken up arms also the soldiers don't draw distinction in all this in every single falana child as a jihadi. the prejudice that makes people see children as jihad is because of their muslim background is widespread extremists exploit the mistrust and hatred for their own ends. this camp looks the same but it's on the dogon part of town they've been caught in the other side of the same spiral of violence. here . who would tell you lost everything when i attack us cam

pro-democracy parties the vote will decide which candidates run in legislative council elections in september malise president has promised to form a national unity government in dissolve the constitutional court ibrahim backer kater is attempting to address issues raised by protesters who want him to resign. the united kingdom is planning a multi $1000000.00 boost to improve its border security following brags that the government's announced a $900000000.00 funding package it says will create new border control posts and increase the border for staff by 500 hollywood star child and his daughter in law. child have both tested positive for cope with 1977 year old actor is being treated in hospital his son was shaken his granddaughter also tested positive it's inside story now. a cathedral 1st that a mosque and later a museum now istanbul's landmark hagia sophia is being reconverted back into a mosque but is this an act of religious significance or political narrow minded yes this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finighan one of the world's most famous landmarks the hagia sophi

under pressure to step down malise president is accused of failing to improve the economy and deal with threats from groups he's dissolved the constitutional court but controversially overturned election results in march but is that enough of what if turmoil spirals out of control this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan it's been described as the worst civil unrest in mali has seen in decades violent anti-government protests this week left several people dead president abraham. has promised to form a national unity government the country has been without one since elections earlier this year he's dissolved the constitutional course that's faced controversy since it overturned provisional results from parliamentary elections in march but will not be enough to restore peace protesters say that the government is corrupt and that the economy is failing and they want president cater to resign how serious this reports. in bamako so i'm feeling well for protista thank you this is year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in front of molly's nation

a man accused of torturing women and destroying enchant more human sin malise timbuktu is standing trial of the international criminal court in the hague prosecutors say al has son. was part of an al qaeda linked the armed group in mali and said he committed unimaginable crimes in the most brutal way possible he's charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity. the plan and design was to impose a personal religious and ideological vision by force with a great deal of brutality and abuses constitution crimes against humanity and war crimes under the roma start to use this is the heart of the present case to use violence the commission of crimes against inhabitants who are belittled humiliated assaulted and subjected to a real persecution on religious and sexist grounds to which there was no end and during which al-hassan was the thinking and acting soul of the islamic police and played a central role reporter nicholas hark now and the warning at those can tame content some viewers may find disturbing. in the city of timbuktu. forces call on crowds to witness the killing of a man this

malise prime minister says 11 people have died in protests over the last few days at least 2 people were injured in the most recent demonstrations in the capital bamako one police fired shots in the air and use the tear gas of the sparse the crowd hours earlier the united nations condemned the use of lethal force against demonstrators people have been protesting since friday calling for president abraham kate that to resign over militia violence and the spew to the election. thousands of people have been protesting in the democratic republic of congo against the nomination of a new electoral commission chief ronsard that molon this proposed appointment as many opposition politicians have accused him of being complicit in rigging previous elections they say malone that is biased towards former president joseph kabila who formed a coalition with a coalition government with president felix his k.t. . protesters say the governing coalition is still heavily influenced by the former president kabila stepped down last year after nearly 2 decades in office but as allies hold the parliamentary ma

malise prime minister says 11 people have died in protests over the past few days at least 2 people were injured in the most recent demonstrations in the capital bamako police reportedly fired live rounds and heavily armed security forces are now patrolling the streets protesters have been calling for president evo him but had to resign since friday over militia violence and disputed elections in an effort to calm tensions several detained opposition figures have now been freed and kate assange has resigned this chair of the parliament's the france committee for more on the situation in mali nicholas are joining us live now from dakar in senegal so tell us more about the attempts made by the government and to calm the violence how effective would you say they've been . well it seems barbara for the moment that both camps the protesters and the president and the government are we trenched on their position right now the streets are still being purchased by security forces heavily armed security forces in the streets of the micro person. that is leading this protest movement well his house

under pressure to step down malise president is accused of failing to improve the economy and deal with threats from groups he's dissolved the constitutional court but controversially overturned election results in march but is that enough of what if turmoil spirals out of control this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan it's been described as the worst civil unrest mali has seen in decades violent anti-government protests this week left several people dead president.

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by regional mediators which called for a power sharing government and a new constitutional court malise in weeks of protests against president abraham. us house democrats are demanding an internal investigation into the use of federal police to crackdown on protesters it follows the violent arrest of several activists in the city of portland on saturday democrats say the trumpet ministration is abusing the use of emergency authorities and suppressing the right to peaceful protests well those were the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera after al-jazeera world station that's watching 5 and. 'd 'd ringback 'd 'd 'd 'd 'd yes and see one of them is that so many who believe that it is it fair to go make a scene where they are so they'll usually ny ny strip a notch and hit it oh and here she was toya yes and donna will be on a cord on the colorable test on g.l. nice and she on so many it will be army on the set now i must say it is a value on the in wyoming movie they. want to call settling on as i just saw that so be it needs to see on the costs not to enjoy the knesset she could

malise opposition has rejected a mediation plan by the regional bloc echo was called for the president to step down the move comes a day after president. appointed a 6 person company to form a unity government he was responding to an appeal from west african leaders who called for a new election after a disputed vote political tension has been rising in recent weeks with protesters demanding cases resignation they accuse him of corruption mismanaging the economy and of failing to contain armed groups nicholas hawk reports now from neighboring senegal he says the ecowas proposal has led to strong disagreements within mollies opposition it appears that there's seems to be some sort of cracks or divisions among the protest movement. taking a much more conciliatory tone for wanting to accept some of the can some of the recommendations made by the echo off the west african body but then there are others hardliners who will accept nothing but the resignation of president mubarak are they said that he is in breach of article $37.00 of the constitution after he deployed commandos men to fight

malise prime minister says 11 people have died in protests over the last few days at least 2 people were injured in the most recent demonstrations in the capital bamako police have reportedly fired live rounds and heavily armed security forces are patrolling the streets protesters have been calling for president evo haim kate had to resign over militia violence and the spirit of election since friday kate that has announced that the solution of the constitutional court without the support of parliament and the supreme court the united nations has condemned the use of lethal force against the demonstrators . thousands of people have been protesting in the democratic republic of congo against the nomination of a new electoral commission chief john starr that malone does proposed appointment has angered many opposition politicians have accused him of being complicit in rigging previous elections they say milan is biased towards former president joseph kabila who formed a coalition with the government a coalition government with president felix she said katie. government saw in their o.b. ha