hundreds of somalis of marjah mogadishu to voice their anger at the bombing some say they have lost faith in the state's ability to protect ordinary citizens. consider a leader sebastian kurtz has claimed victory in austria as a general election to become the world's youngest leader but the thirty one year old will need to form a coalition to govern his people's party won more than thirty one percent of the vote. preliminary results and kerrigan stands presidential election of a given victory to an ally of the sitting leader so i'm by coffins promising a peaceful and democratic transition he's a former prime minister kyrgyzstan's the first two leaders since the fall of the soviet union were removed from office after rights. headline from news continues and i'll just say but first it is story. syrian democratic forces launch a major operation against eisel self-proclaimed the capital u.s. backed rebels say it's the final push for a so what's next for iso for syria and for thousands of civilians trapped in the conflict this is inside story. a welcome to the show i'm sam is a than now and i

in fighting in the south is no longer happy long lead abu sayyaf which sees parts of the city of marjah we in may his fighters were assisted by the multi-group one of its leaders has also been killed. egypt's army has killed twenty four gunmen that attacked checkpoints in the sinai peninsula seven soldiers were killed and thirty seven others injured during the gun battle that happened near rafa close to the border with gaza military says it's trying to hunt down the our men who escaped. austria is set to have the world's youngest leader sebastian kurtz on his conservative party have claimed victory in the general election but the thirty one year old will need to form a coalition to govern his people's party won thirty one percent of the vote and early results in kurdistan his presidential election that given victory to an ally the sitting leader there in biogen because as a former prime minister the outgoing president is promising a peaceful and democratic transition those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after pricing the planet stage of thanks so much michael. k

that to try and radicalize the displaced population and turn against the government and the city of marjah is on mindanao and in the south in the southern philippines it's seen on this for decades hasn't it yes for decades and. in recent years has been a ceasefire and negotiations between another big insurgent groups and the government which is supposed to lead to further autonomy of the muslim part of mindanao but the failure to implement this autonomy in a speedy way has encouraged radicalism in the autonomous zone and unfortunately because of this crisis now we're looking at further delays which could cause further radicalize the population so using the island of mindanao has a significant muslim population a predominantly catholic country yes we're looking at a time as though and i'm of sure i'm not quite sure of the numbers but it's fairly small even on the island and the muslims are. fairly small. n r t in the philippines and they do feel discriminated against and that has of course also driven the radicalization of these of this population who so bitches of the city of it's been bad

secretary delfina lorenzana has declared an end to the battle against extremists in the southern city of marjah we fight are supporting the so-called islamic state seize control of the city five months ago sparking a security crisis in the mainly catholic country you're in zone a says philippine troops have not defeated the last group of militants. a coalition of argentina's president moderates your markley has emerged as the country's strongest political force in mid-term elections mark really had been expected to lose votes over his government's human rights record but he dealt a blow to the opposition especially in the province of bonus itis where former president cristina was defeated by the pro-government candidate. here in germany a fifty year old man has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering a police officer wolfgang p. is allegedly a member of the extremist group which rejects illegitimacy of the german state huband fire on police last year when the raided his home in order to confiscate dozens of hunting weapons local authorities has said he was no longer fit to handle them. t

in fighting in the south is not on the happy long lead abu sayyaf which sees parts of the city of marjah we in may is fighters were assisted by the multi-group one of its leaders. has also been killed austria said to have the world's youngest lead it sebastien kurds on his conservative party have claimed victory and the general election the thirty one year old we need to form a coalition to govern. and early results in kurdistan this presidential election have given victory to an ally of the sitting leader so run by gen because of this a former prime minister the outgoing president is promising a peaceful and democratic transition the final assault has begun to root out the last ice and fighters in the northern syrian city of raka u.s. backed syrian opposition forces say almost all civilians and about two hundred seventy five eisel fighters have left under a deal brokered by tribal leaders on saturday well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one or one that's what it's like now. in the hashtag era when news coverage of looking for an easy solution we delve

there's been no official claim of responsibility but the somali president mohammed abdul latif from marjah is in no doubt as to who was behind it. israel has approved a controversial plan for more than a thousand new settler homes in the occupied west bank the move came a day after permission was granted for thirty one new settler homes in the city of hebron right those are the headlines are just there a correspondent is next. once you've taken over these businesses in these small towns you are locked in for your career however many decades i last. i want to know his motivations in getting into the business i would like to know the conversations he had with my grandpa how he felt he realized this trend in our family i want to know what it was like for him when he first began working earnestly in the business if it was hard for him to get over these more difficult parts of it that i feared growing up if there was times where he doubted what he was doing if you could do it all over again and again said thank god it's possible say yes but there's a real question for him of course because i ha

of course also driven the radicalization of these of this population we saw beaches of the city of marjah it's been badly so bombed and looks pretty completely devastated thousands of people have been displaced how much of a trade do extremists those in the region on the whole it's been a threat for a while and the problem is that. the destruction of the city could of course drive regulation further and made in our island where it's very easy to hide in the jungles and the autonomous zones for how to govern. the fair as. the seas of market encourage further out it was asian and mindanao become a breeding ground for terror in the whole region field and no have thank you very much for that assessment. yes i'll take a look at some other stories making news around the was a senior official in spain's got a new region says its leaders will not follow orders from madrid if the central government moves to reassert control there the got a lot bottom and is said to hold a session on thursday in response to spain's proposal to temporarily impose time breakthrough on. a fifty year old german man lin

in fighting in the south asked them on happy long lead abu sayyaf which sees parts of the city of marjah we in may fighters were assisted by the multi-group one of its leaders has also been killed. austria is set to have the world's youngest lead us about the and kurds and his conservative party of ten victory in the general election the thirty one year old will need to form a coalition to govern. early results in kurdistan as presidential election have given victory to an ally of the sitting leader by gen because his former prime minister the outgoing president is promising a peaceful and democratic transition. and the final assault has begun to root out the last i saw fighters in the northern syrian city of u.s. backed syrian opposition forces say almost all civilians in about two hundred seventy five deisel fighters have left under a deal brokered by tribal leaders on saturday well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after listening post statement thanks so much and i think. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in

province despite it being part of a deescalation zone the strikes hit the popular market town of marjah al nomen sources there say the strikes were launched by syrian government warplanes. iraqi forces of launched an operation to clear mines left i still in how we are after the armed group was driven out of the city last week during the two week offensive thousands of civilians and i still fighters fled the city. or as the top stories more news coming up in twenty five minutes after counting the cost. with you without you. with. as i'm sick of this is counting the cost on a disease or your weekly look at the world of business and finance this week. to economics u.s. president donald trump puts forward his plan to cut taxes for america's wealthy and big business. taxes one of the reasons getting catalonia against spain northeast region wants to go it alone will look at the economics. plus comma given what's behind the collapse of australia's also industry. with. the billionaire us president don't trump wants to reform the u.s. tax system but his plan looks more like tax cuts for america'

said the last remaining leaders of an islamist militant group laying siege to the southern city of marjahobvious have been killed the two brothers were in line to support islamic state they were killed in a military operation after a tip off from a rescued after. turning out a somali with a death toll from the huge truck bomb explosion in the capital mogadishu has risen to over three hundred the bombing took place in a busy commercial district on saturday is the deadliest single attack in the country's history the government has declared three days of national mourning. the crowd marched and chanted against the islamist militant group al-shabaab the group has staged similar attacks before but has not claimed responsibility for this one. the death toll is rising quickly it stands at more than three hundred with hundreds more wounded. so. it was a massacre what happened on saturday. i have also such a thing in the last twenty seven years. i witnessed a little boy's head laying on the ground. and his mother and other children were also decapitated his the by the exclusion. and i think that a

part of southern africa the western cape in with a chance of a little more cloud just spilling in marjah see want to two showers to just easing over towards mozambique over the next day or so now to a little further north woods and maybe want to those showers just creeping into tanzania and the showers continue across central africa just around the ethiopian highlands the horn of africa right across into the gulf of guinea more widely showers the southern nigeria. the weather sponsored by cats. and when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on saturday a member of the ku klux but we struck up a relationship is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag stream and one of your pitches might make the next join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back to the top stories this hour the investigation into russian links with donald trump's presidential bid has seen his former campaign manager. and his business associate charged with conspiring against the united states but pleaded not guilty a

africa command met with in marjah just two days before the attack that meeting coincided with the resignation of both the defense minister and army chief without giving any reasons. summertime is a somali scholar and professor at the university of minnesota and he joins us now from minneapolis it's very good to have you with us else about hasn't claimed responsibility for this at this stage can we assume that it would be are there any other groups who are capable of conducting such an attack the scale of mobilizing so many people to do such a thing. i don't think the claim by al shabab is true because the truck came from a region of the country west of mogadishu were they control and as you said there is nobody else who has those capabilities and shabaab has done something like this but only smaller form i was more in mogadishu in two thousand and eleven giving a lecture at one of the local universities when they blew another of this kind but that one killed maybe a third or fourth of the population that is so in my mind there is absolutely no doubt that it's al-shabaab and we've seen an incr

in the south of the country is the long happy long lead abu sayyaf which sees parts of the city of marjah we in may his fighters were assisted by the multi-group one of its leaders. has also been killed government forces have been battling for control of general allen to them reports them out of the city. is the lawn happy lawn was seen to be a leader basically all of the southeast asian caliphates of ice so he was the first group when he was here i would say after that was the first with the fledged allegiance so i should leave then move them around we were he joined forces forces with them out with a group what was used to be in fact a local militia that eventually merged with happy land and took control of several parts of malawi city here several months ago now the price to pay us here since the crisis began more than a thousand people have been killed and hundreds of thousands more have been displaced their death signal that the conflict is almost over in terms of military operation there are quite a number of fighters left inside there are still in number of hostages inside believed

province despite it being part of a deescalation zone the strikes hit the popular market town of marjah. sources that say the strikes were launched by syrian government warplanes. iraqi forces of launched an operation to clear mines left i still in how we after the armed group was driven out of the city last week during the two week offensive thousands of civilians and i still fight has fled the city. when i was the top stories more news coming up in twenty five minutes after counting the cost. of this is counting the cost of our desire your weekly look at the world of business and finance this week. to economics u.s. president donald trump puts forward his plan to cut taxes for america's wealthy and big business. tax is one of the reasons pitting catalonia against spain ne reason.

well marjah senses are a part of the iraq if you force it and they force together i think. i think you know if it is widely they should work together and jointly i don't think the iraqi government will fight with with marjah because i don't know there is there will be a winner and the and the so on and the war which mark and they are often for the. if the. the the fight will be erupted between the two party. us adani thank you. shock disbelief sorrow somalia is in mourning after two hundred seventy six people were killed in a massive suicide bombing in the capital mogadishu the blast being described as the deadliest single attack on record as also left hundreds injured it's still not clear who carried out the carnage somalia's government is blaming but a senior member of the armed group has denied any role. catherine sawyer reports from nairobi in neighboring kenya. when people in somalia's capital mogadishu are trying to come to terms with one of the worst car bomb attacks ever a truck bomb exploded outside a hotel at an intersection lined with government offices restauran

well marjah senses are a part of the iraq if you force it and they force together i think. i think you know if it is wisely they should work together and jointly i don't think the iraqi government will fight with with marjah because i don't know there is there will be a winner and that and the bottle and the war fish market and they are off before the. if the. the the fight will be erupted between the two pots. also donnie thank you. shock disbelief sorrow somalia is in mourning after two hundred seventy six people were killed in a massive suicide bombing in the capital mogadishu the blast being described as the deadliest single attack on record as also left hundreds injured it's still not clear who carried out the carnage somalia's government is blaming but a senior member of the armed group has denied any role. catherine sawyer reports from nairobi in neighboring kenya. where people in somalia's capital mogadishu are trying to come to terms with one of the worst car bomb attacks ever a truck bomb exploded outside a hotel at an intersection lined with government offices re