and then they continue on to martyr square which existed well before the civil war and commemorates martyrs executed there under the ottomans it's in the heart of the capital now former activists and people affected by the civil war are also commemorated here. we go to. my grandmother and her friends and she believes in change to basically all those you see you. soon i think you know. she did live through the civil war as well. although she had to carry an belonging i think she just gave up on and she sees me and her daughter were all you know all fed up with the system so she gets you know sectarian divisions or what. contribute that during the civil war and the aftermath and the thought of it that they played a big role but for us it's more about breaking this this ridiculous wall down there . john is a druze with palestinian roots christina is a christian with a syrian palestinian and italian bridge but they both consider themselves simply lebanese. as does christina's boyfriend omar who is a sunni muslim this has logistical implications more than anything else it's not an issue for us b

certainties of lebanese politics yet again on thursday night the crowds gathered on beirut's martyrs square to watch the president try and extend an olive branch to them. only you know if you have been you know too much ministers should be selected based on their qualifications and experience you will not bear political loyalty news. but is it enough to overcome the gap between the government and the people who for weeks demonstrators have been demanding a government of the people for the people who 6 like 6 the protest movement they want a new generation of leaders to take charge people from outside the political elite who don't come from the old political families. we're looking for more the president talks about countering corruption he's been in the presidency for 3 years countering corruption then you start with the son in law the foreign minister. it's better than politicians whom protesters blame for lebanon's precarious economic situation. season bankas angry crowds gathered outside the central bank. but the protests which themselves began with one rest against proposed government t

lebanon's president michel aoun stage mass rallies thousands of anti-government protesters converge on martyr square in beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and an end to corruption. and saudi arabia has announced its gearing up to sell shares of iran co the state oil company listing it on the riyadh stock exchange could make it the biggest public company in the world topping a trillion dollars in value. and in formula one lewis hamilton reigns supreme the british driver security his 6th world championship to be just one title away from tying michael schumacher his record. and william blue cross welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byron munich have fired coach nico the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading by a new nick to the league title and lifting the german cup last season a 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. mark meadows from d.w. sports is joining us now he can tell us more so mark it couldn't have just been this 51 loss what else is going on here well the

president michel aoun stage mass rallies we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyr square in the capital beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and for an end to corruption these latest demonstrations come just days after the prime minister steps down also on the program all forces in delhi to clap public health emergency exactly from the beaches it's most houses just leveled this year closing schools to be closed and dozens of flights to be docked in. time to germany's bundesliga fiercely fought out historic doppies sold in secure the capital city bragging rights of the one real victory local rivals have to. welcome to the program protesters have returned to lebanon streets as they keep up their demands for wholesale political before this is the same tonight in beirut the country has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down a bit this week to protest the city putting a complete overhaul of the political system supporters of the political elite. have also been making the

president michel on stage of mass rallies thousands of anti-government protesters converge on martyrs square in beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and an end to corruption. and the indian capital delhi small has gotten so bad that authorities have declared a public health emergency and even had dozens of flights to divert it away we'll look at the problem of how people are coping. and in formula one lewis hamilton reign supreme the british driver secures his 6 world championship to be just one title away from tie michael schumacher sprecher. i'm william blue cross welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byron munich a fired coach nico the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading the league title and lifting the german cup last season 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. marc. from the sports joining us now to tell us more mark it couldn't have just been this 51 lost in frankfurt what else is going on here yet is definitely something more underlying i mean they w

aoun stage mass rallies and here we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyrs square in the capital planned route calling for the removal of the country's elite and an end to corruption these latest demonstrations come just days after the prime minister stepped down also on the program italian allstars describe the mission for 2 migrant rescue ships to dock a number of european countries stand ready to accept the more than 200 people who were rescued from the mediterranean sea. saudi arabia's giant state oil company around come kick starts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the brand stock exchange it could be the world's biggest ever stock listing as the kingdom seeks to diversify its recovery. i'm still gail welcome to the program. protesters have returned to lebanon's streets as they keep up that demands for wholesale political reform the country has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against the political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down earlier this week with protesters are demanding a complete overh

won the stage mass rallies here we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyrs square in the capital beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and for and to corruption the placing step instructions come just days after 5 minutes to step down also on the program italian allstars describe the pressure for 2 migrant rescue ships to dock a number of european countries are ready to take in more than 200 people on board rescued from the mediterranean sea. saudi arabia is giant state oil company around cairo kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange it could be the world's biggest stock listing ask the kingdom 6 to diversify its. foreign film welcome to the program protesters have returned to the open on streets to say keep up that demands for wholesale political reform this is the scene tonight in beirut the country's been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down early this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul o

michel aoun stage mass rallies there we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyr square in the capital beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and an end to corruption these latest demonstrations come just days after the prime minister stepped down also on the program. saudi arabia's a giant state oil company around cairo kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange it could be the world's biggest ever stop listing as the kingdom seeks to diversify its economy. i'm from ghana welcome to the program. process there's a return to lebanon straits as they keep up that advance for wholesale political reform the country's been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the system of government supporters have also been making their voices heard. rallying around their leader thousands of protesters are pushing back against cries for president michel aoun to step down his back

aoun stage mass rallies and here we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyr square in the capital play route calling full of the removal of the country's elite and an end to corruption these latest demonstrations come just days after the prime minister stepped down also on the program.

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stage mass rallies here we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyrs square in the capital beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and for and to corruption placing step instructions come just 5 minutes to step down also on the program. for 2 rescue ships to dock a number of european countries are ready to take in more than 200 people on board rescued from the mediterranean.

to michel aoun stage mass rallies we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyr square in the capital beirut calling for the removal of the country's elites and for an end to corruption these latest demonstrations come just days after the prime minister steps back also on the program all sources in delhi public health emergency is absolute from the beaches it's most houses just leveled the closing schools to be closed to do.

michel aoun stage mass rallies that we see thousands of anti-government protesters converging on martyr square in the capital beirut calling for the removal of the country's elite and an end to corruption these latest demonstrations come just days after the prime minister stepped down also on the program by saudi arabia's the giant state old company iran code kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange.

using metal rods and clubs as they made their way towards the protest site of the protest site in martyrs square you will now see how the tents have been destroyed by the supporters of hezbollah i have to mention that this is not the 1st time an incident like this has happened but this indeed is the most violent incident yet there is tension in the street there's a deep divide in this society has followed leader has said that the grievances expressed by the demonstrators are legitimate but he has accused the protest movement of being backed by foreign governments and these calling this a conspiracy against the group saying that the ultimate aim is to change the balance of power in the country accusations that people in the streets deny they say that they want a better living conditions they have no faith in the ruling elite and who have been in their words involved in corruption for decades and mismanagement and they want new faces but clearly the divide is the violence in the streets political turmoil as well as an economic crisis. 9 people have been killed in attacks in eastern democratic repu

protesters waving lebanese flags packed central beirut's martyrs square.ded politicians have yet to agree on a new government. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. caroline: we work is outlining a new five-year turnaround plan. the executive chairman unveiled it during a meeting with employees today. he explained how the company would stand losses and named a new executive team. say, the executives caught my attention. upably, one who used to head one of the biggest ad agencies. they must be paying him a lot. head ofinterim chief communications and marketing. it is interesting. he's 77. moved in twolly guys from softbank, as well as promoting a guy from goldman sachs. to: do they have enough cash execute this plan? in terms of investment needed, do they believe the amount of money they currently have will get them there? >> all guns are blazing. the company seems to be in fine financial shape. we reported 2400 staff

continuing to gather they may not be huge in numbers however there is still a few 1000 cure in martyrs square in central beirut their numbers are expected to increase over the next few hours in the evening and their messages are aside from not technocratic governments they once they're saying that they will continue their protests not just in terms of gathering but there are for example general strikes that will be taking place on tuesday they are calling for the banks that have been closed for several weeks now they were expected to reopen on monday however their workers union said they will not reopen allegedly because of fears for their security so this is your policy or country that has already i to grapple with their economic woes and downturns over the past couple of years and unless a government is assigned in the coming few days there is fear that this crisis could drag on a lot longer. but live ins are facing serious food and cooking fuel shortages as supporters of ousted president morales continue a blockade on roads the government says it's created a temporary aberration to the cap

using metal rods and clubs as they made their way towards the protest site the protest site in martyrs square you will now see how the tents have been destroyed by the supporters of hezbollah i have to mention that this is not the 1st time an incident like this has happened but this indeed is the most violent incident yet there is tension in the street there's a deep divide in this society has said that the grievances expressed by the demonstrators are legitimate but he has accused the protest movement of being backed by foreign governments and these calling this a conspiracy against the group saying that the ultimate aim is to change the balance of power in the country accusations that people in the streets deny they say that they want a better living conditions they have no faith in the ruling elite and who have been in their words involved in corruption for decades and mismanagement and they want new faces but clearly the divide is the violence in the streets political turmoil as well as an economic crisis. more than a 1000 people have been. reeling in kurdistan over allegations that hundr

continuing to gather they may not be huge in numbers however there is still a few 1000 cure in martyrs square in central beirut their numbers are expected to increase over the next few hours in the evening and their messages are aside from not technocratic governments they once they're saying that they will continue their protests not just in terms of gathering but there are for example general strikes that will be taking place on tuesday they are calling for the banks that have been closed for several weeks now they were expected to reopen on monday however their workers union said they will not reopen allegedly because of fears for their security so this is all power lies in their country that has already had to grapple with their economic woes and downturns over the past couple of years and another government is assigned in the coming few days there is fear that this crisis could drag on a lot longer. algeria's presidential campaign is officially kicked off after a week a protest ousted. the long time leader earlier this year 5 candidates are vying to replace i'm delighted these beautiful

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed said.

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i stood in graduates and to save lives meanwhile. of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out encouraging people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to name el jazeera baghdad to syria now where a car bomb has killed 13 people in the town of tal it's controlled by turkey backed opposition fighters 30 others were injured in the attack tell r.b.i. has seen some of the heaviest fighting since turkey launched a military offensive against kurdish fighters last month ankara wants the money in the kurdish syrian democratic forces to withdraw from the border areas to create a song ca

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i stood in graduates and to saved. meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out encouraging people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to name el jazeera baghdad to syria now where a car bomb has killed 13 people in the town of tal it's controlled by turkish backed opposition fighters 30 others were injured in the attack has seen some of the heaviest fighting since. launched a military offensive against kurdish fighters last month ankara wants the in the kurdish syrian democratic forces to withdrawal from border areas to create a so-called safe saw as melba ha

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from my countrymen when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i studied and graduated. to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out the courage of people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad anti-government demonstrations have again been out in force in northern lebanon this was the scene earlier in the city of tripoli the protest as demanding an end to corruption and the country's economic crisis they've already forced prime minister saad hariri to submit his resignation to the president earlier this week or banks opened their doors on friday in lebanon for the 1st time in 2 weeks there were

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from a country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i stood in graduates and to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out encouraging people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad. now there are protests against a president so saudi u.a.e. coalition forces on yemen strategic island of socor try 100 stage a rally in front of the headquarters of the coalition in had demonstrators are calling on them to withdraw our troops from the islands protesters accuse a coalition of trying to overthrow the local government now despite what the u.n. describes as a humanitarian disaster yemen is still bei

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed to what are says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from a country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i stood in graduates and to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out encouraging people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad. now to today and what began as protests there against the cost of travelling on the train is gathering momentum and turn you against the billionaire president and i've been they've been more angry scenes in the capital santiago in the past few hours police and fired tear gas and water cannon at demonstrations president sebastian pinera has become the target of the growing anti-government protests peo

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last here i am motivated by my picture to some for my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i studied and graduated to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out courage and people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad. staying in the region children walking to school or being killed in a roadside bombing in northeastern afghanistan the victims were between 10 and 15 years old no one has claimed responsibility the taliban is active in the province where the explosion occurred police say afghan security forces were likely to be the intended targets and iceland's claim to speak in friday's attack in bali that killed at least $53.00 soldie

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i studied and graduated to save lives meanwhile. the kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out encouraging people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad still ahead on al-jazeera will go up into the remote mountains of central asia to see how wildlife is making a comeback such as these snow leopards. hollywood still remarkably wet in the south china sea even the potential development of a tropical disturbance here on the coast of vietnam now this on the you would expect the main rain belt to me moving south and we certainly have seen some showers in java and t

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammad what are says each day he hopes will be the last day i go here i am motivated by my pitch a tism for my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i studied and graduated to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out courage and people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to name al-jazeera baghdad let's just bring you some breaking news coming out of saudi arabia the state owned oil company around code has been approved for listing on the country's stock exchange now the listing of the world's most profitable companies designed to finance crown prince mohammed bin salons economic reform agenda by raising billions to diversify the kingdom confirmation of the stone comes about several we

want to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i stood. graduates of to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out courage and people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad and to government demonstrations have again been out in force in northern lebanon and this was the scene earlier in the city of tripoli the protesters are demanding an end to corruption and the country's economic crisis they've already forced the prime minister saad hariri to submit his resignation to the president earlier this week. or banks open the doors on friday for the 1st time in 2 weeks away if it is that c

to be a martyr i am not afraid of dying and on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last day i come here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from my country when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i studied and graduated to to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out encouraging people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad. still ahead on al-jazeera go up into the remote mountains of central asia to see how wildlife is making a comeback such as these snow leopards. hello it's still remarkably wet in the south china sea even a potential development of a tropical disturbance here on the coast of vietnam now this on the you would expect the main rain belt to me moving south and we certainly have seen some showers in java and there

martyr i am not a. diane on friday a medical student was killed while attempting to treat injured protesters the people working in these medical tents spread across the square and the surrounding area are also volunteering mohammed says each day he hopes will be the last here i am motivated by my pitch a tism from a company when i see someone in severe pain it's impossible for me not to help them i studs and graduates and to save lives meanwhile a kind of civic spirit is spreading garbage bags have been put out courage and people not to litter protesters are sweeping the streets and artists are transforming the walls of this tunnel into a colorful canvas to express their heartache and their hope for their country natasha going to. baghdad when yemeni protest as i back out and tie is the 2nd largest city to demanding that government figures suspected of embezzlement the sax the war has pushed millions to the brink of famine and demonstrators say that's being made by corruption a saudi led military coalition intervened in 2015 to support the yemeni government's fight against with the rebels triggering what the u.n. describes as the wild west humanitarian disa