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endorsed to be his successor these are some of the questions malaysia's prime minister dr mahathir mohamad in this special edition talked about is here to do her 429000. i'm sami's 8 and senior presenter from al-jazeera international it's my absolute pleasure to be here with you today my pleasure to be here as well with his excellency told dr mahathir mohamad the prime minister of malaysia where as we begin an interview thank you very much for talking to our desire 1st of all a pleasure to be here with you. you've accepted now this a chief mint award and i want to delve back into some of the highlights in your career you were nicknamed bump up hammer down and for those who are not familiar with that means the father of modernization it's in reference of course to the dramatic transformation that took place in your country while you were prime minister i want to know though how you see yourself do you think malaysia could have made that adjuvant in that transformation without you well in order to. develop what county the 1st need is for stability. is a multi-racial nation and normally month

dr mahathir mohamad thank you very much for talking to others. i. end this life the most incredible stories are often true. and sharing don't experience whose. makes the on from you know for me. in this life diversity makes a difference understanding the importance of being part of something much greater than ourselves in this life what i want to use is freedom of expression. the right to want to. sean and going on into the darkness. because you dislike the desire to understand the will. make sure she. and the human condition is universal. however a good part of central china there is that quiet settled subdued under these winter . and that produces long lived mist or fog if you really unlucky poor air quality not everybody is that unlucky now the climate is all building across here from children eastwards some rain on its northern flank is the colder air so that snow along it. really yanks the valley it's rain and this in the case i think not increasing the likelihood of far longer lasting for hong kong or at 25 degrees seems quite a pleasant. sunn

of a forum that forum has been going on for the last 5 years but this time around because mahathir mohamad the founder of that forum in one in 2014 has decided to raise it to the level of a summit and he says he said just a while ago in his speech that he invited most of the muslim countries at various levels to this discussion that aims at looking at the problems the very serious problems facing the islamic world including as you mentioned islamophobia including the displacement and internal wars and also wars on whistlin countries as well as those people those few muslims whom he mentioned he said to be trying to take revenge in the wrong way which has generated the so-called terrorism and also islamophobia so lots of issues including also the development. that those are the broad lines of what's being discussed in this summit by the leaders of muslim countries including turkey iran. turkey on my leisure and also other countries are various levels the leaders are now discussing these issues and it is going to be 3 days including the not only the leaders of those countries but also expert

committee which blacklist terror groups blacklisted gesture mohamad earlier this year or tried to blacklist the group earlier this year you know that they've claimed responsibility for that attack and you also know that the financial action task force which is one of the world's leading global financial watchdogs based in paris says has said repeatedly this year that your government is not just the past your government today is not doing enough to curb terrorism financing and money laundering inside of pakistan that's what the financial action task force says they were on weed out of playing with most of the demands of the financial action task force but you also know they meant that one of the members of the f t f is. yet having to serious problem and we have protested objected to in. yes but those that politicize this what should not be opened it. up when it does not let me yes or to try to improve. sort of you for proof and comply they say you've only complied with 5 of the $27.00 action items they've asked you to take on terrorism and money laundering let's just talk about miri independ

pakistan's own contribution to that human rights crisis in kashmir you've backed groups like gesture mohamad going to say about that have killed civilians that have engaged in torture that have ethnically cleansed kashmiri hindus that's all undeniable isn't it it's absolutely did. we not done any ethnic cleansing. and say that the but. the situation. i think nobody in the. believes that the dish needs in occupy wall street. from. the scene and. the scene. it's now $121.00 days and we've covered we've we've covered the lockdown extensively i'm just wondering you can still have an indigenous freedom movement while also having pakistan support violent groups like gesture muhammad and what's going to say about you don't deny even your prime minister has admitted that your country in the past has backed some pretty vicious groups here that yes in the past we have backed freedom fighters and me and back groups supporting those fighters that was a long time ago and nothing and you've done the best human rights by occupation all. the violence that that has to. indigenous struck it to say to you so y

2 and was speaking at a summit of muslim leaders in kuala lumpur malaysia prime minister mahathir mohamad welcomed them with a message of unity saying islamic nations must resolve differences to better serve their people the leaders of saudi arabia and pakistan are amongst those who snub the meeting because it was in the hills under the saudi based organization of islamic cooperation yes. the muslims in the their countries are in this series of crazies. held helpless. and with the of this religion which is men to be good for men. it is for these reasons that the summit meeting is organized at the very least through our discussions remain fine but when wrong we me even find solutions if not to end these get this is these 2 a week and the slamming will. of the mean to recognize the problems and their causes and the emir of qatar called on governments everywhere it's a better tackle the rise of islamophobia by the been pushed them out if you do it over to be already here we call upon western community you see deal with islam and muslims according to democratic principles in human rights that

in india has been discussed at a conference of muslim leaders in malaysia prime minister mahathir mohamad said the indian law is unfair to x. group claims from becoming citizen even by due process i think is unfair so every boy so. this is a claim and with this kind of treatment india rejected his comment saying the law doesn't impact the status of any indian citizen or deprive any indian of any faith of her or his son. and shit the malaysian prime minister's remark is factually inaccurate we call apart militia to refrain from commenting on internal developments in india without the right in the standing of facts. on saturday protesters packed the streets of new delhi despite the government's ban on large crowds. the 'd. lawyers from india's supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we're running. the discriminate among. and muslims if. everyone. c still. joined by people. it's one of the. art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amazing the united nation in that sense but. it's also just the idea behind it which is so v

right the prime minister of malaysia mahathir mohamad in his speech. he said basically that we are here to try to look at the issues they're pressing issues that facing the are that are facing the islamic and it is time for us to do something the problem of so the turkish president that has played out and said in his speech later is implementation or the leaders the 4 leaders at this summit agree that this time around we have to only think about things that we can achieve at the moment we can start small there is no problem it is not necessary for all of the countries to meet in one place if they can't implement anything and if they continue to talk and talk and not act this time around even if it is a small number of countries we have to look at the issues we have to try to understand what want wrong with that muslim world is it a problem with islam is it a problem with muslims and why this fragmentation continuous. iranian president hassan rouhani also spoke and he and he talked about the same issues you talked about fragmentation sectarianism and th

in india has been discussed at a conference of muslim leaders in malaysia prime minister mahathir mohamad said the indian law is unfair to exclude. from becoming citizens even by duplessis i think is unfair so it was. disagreement with this kind of treatment india rejected his comment saying the law doesn't impact the status of any indian citizen or deprive any indian of any faith of her or his citizenship the malaysian prime minister's remark is factually inaccurate we call upon to refrain from commenting on internal developments in india without the right and the standing of facts. on saturday protesters back the streets of new delhi despite the government's ban on large crowds. 'd the. lawyers from india supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we are running open the discriminate among those 6 jenny jones and muslims if overcautious on the road was allowed everyone was outside the johnny emily ice time and if that's still where the 1st yes. c it's now close but still still getting me joined by people. supplied with the word it's one of the. art students depicted the constitutio

new york a split at the un security council has put a delivery's at risk more on that shortly 1st mohamad 0 reports on what's happening in syria's last rebel held province. russian bucked the government forces of intensified the bombing campaign which includes al strikes dropping bottled bombs and shelling the town of the new man in south london and syrians living there say the tox at the school with hospitals market some homes targeted here rescue workers are struggling to save a young girl stuck under the rubble of all in moderate than. the tal in northwest syria is seeing some of the heaviest of talks in the almost 9 . public and go against the offensive spilled onto the streets on friday hundreds in italy protested what they called the neglect of their plight by the international community they also called for a swift hole to the bomb but. we are the people of south of the countryside where i was in a protest and it lib city condemning the bombardment and the targeting of the evacuees as they try to clean the house. and the protesters won't the march of the friday prayers in the small

say at least 78 people have been killed by a truck bomb somalia's president mohammed abdul hakim mohamad is blaming the jihadist al-shabaab group for the attack but no one has officially claimed responsibility. it was. survivors of a massive truck bomb explosion being ferried to hospital out of all the attacks the capital suffered in 2019. this is the worst. i've been here all the beauty of it knocked me to the ground with its force i've never seen such an explosion in my entire life william but i hope that even with the mention of that was once a blast took place as i was getting off a minibus. also on the road i was on my way to work the short of it my leg got injured some of. the tangled wreckage on saturday morning the people of mogadishu were gearing up for the new working week when the bomber struck. by a truck loaded with explosives was detonated at a busy control checkpoint the explosion led to many deaths and injuries. that was. most of those most of those who died here were students who were going to school or university. here john. but in the middle of it a bus ferrying studen

depletion the final day was marked by some strong statements by malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad that he thought u.s. sanctions on iran which you described as a criminal act you learn in particular this but the use of sanctions been able to good to you to prove this and develop. but to have been subjected to. and like he has managed to rise above it and prove this impressively he also said pakistan's prime minister must have his own reasons for pulling out of the summit at the last minute and although he avoided questions on the persecution of the will go muslims in china he strongly condemned israel for its occupation of palestinian land saying israel should be brought before an international court he also criticised india's new citizenship law which discriminates against muslims to exclude. from becoming citizens even by duplessis i think is unfair saw we have voice. disagreement with this kind of treatment organizers say they have achieved their objectives aware perhaps of the regional sensitivities the meeting has provoked they have decided to change its name from the kuala l

but economic success things to be spread more fairly across the $17000.00 archipelago al-jazeera mohamad reports. this largely untouched part of east montoya on will become the new capital of indonesia if the president has his way. it's in stark contrast to the capital jakarta clogged with heavy traffic smog and sinking the pressure to move is rising along with sea levels which may mean the city of more than 10000000 people could be under water within the next 30 years. and this is where the city's relocation may end up borneo island known for its lost rain forest and rare wildlife while it was chosen for being less prone to earthquakes and floods there are concerns the massive move will threaten conservation efforts activists say mining and logging have already damaged some areas. will destroy the eco system it will cause forest the structure and raise the temperature of forest fires and during the drought will create a water shortage moving the capital has been discussed for decades but recently resurrected by president djoko we don't owe. estimated to cost $32000000000.00 it will be o

and there was a late withdrawal from pakistan the summits found malaysia's prime minister mahathir mohamad says the aim of the gathering is to tackle pressing problems including why islam muslims and their countries are in what you called a state of crises we had to deal with these wars civil wars government and many other get this fees that have flown. with this effort being made in order to use them all to rehab elite religion but the summits theme is not about quick fixes for conflict or catastrophes it's rather about the fundamental question of economic development as a tool for political sovereignty. despite all the riches that a law has pursued upon us despite all of the oil all of our population and all of our natural resources the vast majority of the muslims are fighting in the grasp of famine poverty and ignorance and in order for that to be eradicated once and for all we have to look towards ourselves. to be able to do that the emir of qatar said a crippling deficit of self-confidence within the muslim world that needed to be addressed and that's by considering the models of mus

resolution that would have allowed aid deliveries to millions of syrian civilians mohamad the ball has more. russian backed government forces up intensified the bombing campaign which eclipse al strikes drop the bottle bombs.

discussed in malaysia where the prime minister is hosting a conference of muslim leaders mahathir mohamad says he understands why people are angry. it is very unfortunate because india is a secularist see from the very beginning it is elite and so the people did not prevent them from becoming citizens they have been citizens all the swear by the do x. group who slim's from becoming citizen even bay due process i think is unfair thousands of people are leaving syria's province of idlib heading for the border with turkey trying to get away from airstrikes and bombings by the government and russia u.n. observers say 18000 people have been displaced in just 24 hours a heat wave has worsened already catastrophic conditions in australia as firefighters there battle more than 100 bush fires burning across new south wales the authorities are warning that high winds are making the flames more unpredictable. supporters of lebanon's outgoing prime minister saad hariri protested against his potential replacement. hariri went to twitter calling for karma's troops fired tear gas of rock throwing protes

and the political system in nigeria professor mohamad care out there from castle university thanking for analysis professor thank you well still ahead on al-jazeera and anxious wait for the most letters muslim reading and the world's largest refugee camp as hearings against myanmar allegations of genocide and to that day. controversy over donald trump the latest executive order that many say is intended to restrict criticism of the israeli government. hello again or welcome back to your international weather forecast or a very messy picture across much of europe 1st of all i do want to start down here across much of the mediterranean we have a lot of rain a lot of winds here we've seen some problems across greece and the next phase is going to be making its way more towards the east we're talking about parts of lebanon syria turkey as well very heavy rain across much of that area the other big storm is going to cause a lot of problems in terms of the wind as well as the rain over the next few days this storm is coming out of the atlantic and if you look at those winds streams very ti

government troops are reported to have captured 4 villages that is part of a renewed effort to push into mohamad a small. on. russian government forces of intensified the bombing campaign which includes al strikes dropping bottled bombs on shelling the town of an insult and syrians living say the tocs are just a spittles market some people stuck it out here rescue workers are struggling to save a young girl stuck under the rubble of all. that tal in northwest syria is seeing some of the heaviest of talks in the almost 9. public and go against the offensive spilled onto the streets on friday hundreds and it looks protested what they call the neglect of their plight by the international community they also called for a swift hole to the bone but. we are the people of south of the countryside where i was in a protest in egypt city condemning the compartment on the top team of the evacuees as they try to clean the house that was on the books just as long as the march of the friday prayers in the small town of some others just a few kilometers from the border with the town is a hopeful he's going to

a security checkpoint in the capital somalis president is blaming the armed group al-shabaab and mohamad abdalla from my joseph in the country won't be demoralized by the attack which caused the highest number of casualties in 2 years. the magnitude of the damage caused by the blast led the prime minister of somalia to request assistance from the turkish government to provide treatment to those injured in the attack. a turkish military transporter landed with much needed supplies and medical staff some will stay to treat patients at a turkish one hospital in mother dishes as turkey seeks to boost its influence in the horn of africa it's been an increasingly important a donor especially since a similarly famine in 2011 as more aid arise and the badly injured leave the country is on edge somalis constantly wondering when and where the next attack will be. algiers or. u.s. police have charged a suspected intruder with 5 attempts at murders following a multiple stabbing during a jewish festival the governor of new york says saturday night's attack was an act of domestic terrorism wasn't jord

in india has been discussed at a conference of muslim leaders in malaysia prime minister mahathir mohamad said the indian law is unfair to x. group streams from becoming citizens even by due process i think is unfair so we have ways. of. disagreement with this kind of treatment india rejected his comments saying the law doesn't impact the status of any indian citizen or deprive any indian of any faith of her or his citizenship the malaysian prime minister's remark is factually inaccurate we call apartment asia to refrain from commenting on internal developments in india with. the right in the standing of facts. on saturday protesters packed the streets of new delhi despite the government's ban on large crowds. 'd lawyers from india supreme court and high costs joined the outcry we are running open that discriminate among hindus sikhs jenny jones and muslims if overcautious on the load was a load everyone went outside the jam in years time your university where the protests 1st yes the university 'd is now closed but still still cademy joined by people from all walks of life but them who i

operations that are happening in somalia so that you can have a much more effective affective approach mohamad do you think the what somali are you will be ready to take on more responsibility to see a drawdown of african union forces and 2020 as was planned meant turn to 20 is just too soon i mean doubles just very ambitious. very very ambitious keen to imagine the phosphates but then we today gris a little bit. so you know before you do think this monogram is going to ask the e.u. to extend the store down is not going to happen well well i don't speak for the government no private enterprise or do you think was my question would have to say i mean. i think i think under some is there to stay for a little while and i don't think 2020 would be a time when there will be a complete or a draw complete draw down on this and but then there is aspect of correlation between the african union forces and my own national army government and international community i'll give you the very list of examples is look at the statements i mean there is not even sense or a statement of opinion has a statement th

as a result mohamad to larger than tells us police broke into the heart of his brother who's paralyzed and beat the entire family with battens. the police barged in they broke the door and dragged him out of the house they beat him up now he's detained the police have detained around 6000 people in both a position connection with the citizenship law protests the volley charge $1000.00 of them. the people. inside. the police because of police atrocities. just the bitch noise sending messages of reassurance to distressed people but rights groups say they're too late by members of a fact finding team who travel to say the police are carrying out a reign of terror on muslim communities there's a lot of people staying up all night in the muslim communities in order to try and guard the walls because this leads to every fight of either a police raid or a communal attack so those. activists point out that while protests against the citizenship you'll have happened nationwide that was protesters have been killed only in states such as they wish to governed by the ruling be j.p. police or detai

the case relates to a state of emergency imposed after suspending the constitution in 2007 regular mohamad has mall. pervez musharraf has been living in exile for years fighting to clear his name the court case that hands him a death sentence involves a decision he made back in 2007 as president of pakistan he imposed a state of emergency and suspended the constitution saying he needed to fight what he called rising is the most extremism he also fired the chief justice of the supreme court which led to nationwide protests prompting his resignation a year later since then he's been living into by musharraf has maintained that he wasn't given a fair hearing in the summer about his lawyer says the sheriff's decision to suspend the constitution was in the interest of the country yet there's going to all cases related to this case are also wrong because this case should have been filed by the interior secretary with the approval of the cabinet the emergency the public declared on november 3rd 2007 was done with the advice of the prime minister and with the consultation of everybody. who share a

and mohamad abdalla. the country won't be demoralized by the attack which caused the highest number of casualties in 2 years. the magnitude of the damage caused by the blast led the prime minister of somalia to request assistance from the turkish government to provide treatment to those injured in the attack. a turkish military transporter landed with much needed supplies and medical staff some will stay to treat patients at a turkish one hospital in make a decision as turkey seeks to boost its influence in the horn of africa it's been an increasingly important especially since a similarly famine in 2011 as more arise and the badly injured leave the country is on edge somalis constantly wondering when and where the next attack will be. vote counting is underway in getting presidential runoff 2 former prime ministers a competing to replace president jose maria vas who failed to get through the 1st round last month one of the candidates says sokol barlow has accused the interior ministry of stuffing ballot

to hand in these issues and the crisis that the muslim world is going through this is why mahathir mohamad combined with the 3 representatives or leaders of qatar and turkey have come together in order to finish it something to talk about now is not the clear yet how lists would be formalized what can or 'd is going to happen but they finitely whatever has happened to the could become a beginning of 3 getting a new spirit within this can be called trying to activate this all aging system that has not been able to really live up to the expectations of the muslims across the world so basically we're talking about an alternative to the oh i see you and the patently this initiative is based on the criticism against you i see that it is inefficient and that's probably is the reason why countries like saudi arabia are upset about it because they have been the as a people have a problem of star there so that he has been invited to participate in the summit beside their own of course but sara very very few is because the issue is i think this is what we fear right know that this are all these fee

his friend mohamad didn't make it out alive. that they took his friend with them the next day he blew itself up. his body exploded there was nothing left. it was ripped into small pieces totally shredded. many joined i asked they had no idea that being made to die as martyrs they told me you can meet my hamad in paradise if you become a martyr and we asked. what did you reply to i said no i'd like to go to paradise but not through a suicide bombing they asked if i wanted to attack a school kids. national do you know why are you as uses young children. where it's easier to brainwash them. it's like they have a remote control that's how much power they have the kids go wherever they're sent i saw with my own eyes how they strap explosives on to kids and sent them on a mission or made them drive a vehicle with a car bomb this that's why i didn't like them it was too much for me i don't trust them anymore and if they come again for me i won't join them. as the family escaped his father stepped on a landmine. on the endless younger s

affairs in the muslim world that's what the host of the summit the malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad said this scale summit is billed as a forum a place for government leaders officials academics representatives from non governmental organizations to talk about the problems facing muslim nations and communities around the world and on the 3rd day of this 4 day summit that's been more in-depth discussions including on education we really need to embrace the attitude of. the attitude of in islam the quality of khan you know to do things. with. you you must satisfy with whatever you're doing you must try to get the the best of what you're doing but it's not clear just how far the summit will go in addressing the more pressing problems facing mostly the wars in syria and yemen the persecution of the rohingya minority the oppression of we get another muslim groups in western china it's also not clear whether this summit presents a united platform all $57.00 members of the organization of islamic cooperation or y.c. were invited but less than half sent delegations pakistan pulled out at th

has been forcibly recruiting them to fight from jab occur mohamad the reports. security is tight outside the pro cuddy's people's democratic party or which the peace headquarters in southern turkey these policemen are getting a peaceful protest by men and women demanding that it tunneled their children who they say have been kidnapped or recruited by the kurdish workers party p k k. holding the pictures of their missing children they call for their quick return they say this is an insult they took my daughter away and we haven't heard from her for the past 5 years we don't know if she is still alive this protest was taught that in september by 1 mother but now others and metal family members of those they say i'm now in that arms of the k.k.k. have joined in a common claim among the protesters is that their children one last seen me here at the offices on the heads of the people. and they say that's why they've continued the sit in outside the 2 offices but you'll visuals however deny any links to the p.k. k. and say they've also never actively recruited for the

just 24 hours 7 people were killed on friday morning at least 19 civilians were killed on thursday mohamad though has more. russian bucked the government forces of intensified the bombing campaign which eclipse al strikes drop the bottle bombs and shelling the town of moderate the man who sold them the syrians living there say the toxic dispute with hospitals market some homes targeted here askew workers are struggling to save a young girl stuck under the rubble of all and not at the norm. the tal in northwest syria is seeing some of the heaviest of talks in the almost 9 . public and gaga is the offensive spilled onto the streets on friday hundreds in protest at what they call the neglect of their plight by the international community they also called for swift hole to the bomb but. we are the people of south of the countryside where out in a protest an ellipse city condemning the compartment and the targeting of the evacuees as they try to flee their homes. and the protesters won't the march of the friday prayers in the small town of soma just a few kilometers from the border with turkey

stories there stay with us talk to al-jazeera is up next with malaysia's prime minister mahathir mohamad are more news for you after that thanks very much for watching see in a bit. only . you can watch the woman. who pulls the. pocket. book to muscatine mohammed served as malaysia's prime minister for 20 years from 1901 to 2003 but the 94 year old veteran politician return to politics a few years back to oppose the political force he was once paul talked about his son national coalition which should move malaysia since its independence from britain in 1057. during mohammad's 1st 10 years malaysia's prime minister the country experienced a period of reputable nice asian and economic growth for the country's top us population millions of muslims hindu.

sanctions on iran are violating international law he was speaking at the forum here in qatar mahathir mohamad says they have led to malaysia losing access to the iranian market washington reimpose the measures on terror to after withdrawing from the 2015 year cliff deal live here and many others lost a big market when the us asian is it a gives iran malaysia did not support the imposition of the e.u. need a letter saying why the us league is. such a actions clearly violet the united nations charter and international laws. in the news ahead an end is inside now china signed a tentative deal to ease its nearly 2 year long trade war with the united states. was. the u.n. accuses chile of using excessive force to get some protesters killed and others left with severe i enjoy it's. hello again it's good to have you back well here across northern asia we are looking quite nice but cold across many of the areas here on the satellite image you notice a gray on the map while that is actually cold air that satellite is seeing so for a lot of us stuck it is going to be a partly cloudy to sunny day only g

right dr mahathir mohamad served as malaysia's prime minister for 22 years from 1901 to 2003 but the 94 year old veteran politician returned to politics a few years back to oppose the political force he was once paul told the national coalition we should leave malaysia since its independence from britain in 1970. during mahomet's 1st 10 years malaysia's prime minister the country experienced the pure bred people in a station and economic growth for the country's diverse population millions of muslims hindus.

on top image and often was them he does meeting in kuala lumpur malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad welcomed them with a message of unity saying islamic nations must film differences to better serve their people and lead as a saudi arabia and pakistan are amongst those who have snuffed the meeting those are your headlines the news continues here on out as here after the bottom line good bye see said. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question what is the dangerous and murky deep state the president trump keeps talking about let's get to the bottom line. when you hear the term deep state what image does it conjure up is it a secret illuminati that controls everything around us so who are they president donald trump has been claiming that there is a vast deep state conspiracy against him for years now like when he said this last month in kentucky we are finally putting american affairs. yet they did say that the family plans are dr drew resist any changes to their failed policies as they believe it is their right to rule over you have to redistribute your wealth all around the world n

sanctions on iran violate international law speaking at the doha forum here in cats are mighty mohamad says they've led to malaysian using access to the iranian market lives and many other has lost a big market when the us asian is apply give. me did not support the imposition of the e.u. need satan by the us it is iran says. clearly violate the united nations. and international laws north korea is warning the united states to refrain from any provocations if it wants to see a peaceful new yeah the comments came from a military general as kim jong un oversees another missile test at the so high launching station it's the 2nd one at that site in a week kyung says it's to boast a capability to defend against u.s. nuclear threats well those are the headlines the news continues here on how to up front. counting the cost of i.m.f. loans tax cuts for big businesses at the stairs see for the poor is just a perfect cocktail for street protests speak to the vice president of ecuador plus kenya's cash crunch the competition lining up take netflix's crow counting the cost on al-jazeera. he's the

full of protest has been demanding a complete overhaul of the political system now mohamad hit out as a professor of strategic communication at catholic university and he explains why a protest is a furious were the outcome of the election people today are dad out on city it's like if an idea and next that i did you would be out students who would be out on on tuesday because you know to down my beloved abdul majid to board is not it is he he made the president he was. elected in an un vironment of lu can say beautiful sister no because nothing changed the government was. all saw was that was not constitutional and even you know does. dependant ot of election it's not if it is entity it was made of by the people who are close to him and the system maybe we can get to a solution is to me out of the political system after all you know just go to its box and stay there and leave to boring to learn if he wants to to win the challenge he has to see to with the protesters we've had and he has to respond to the demands of the people who are green cities since the 22nd of february this means

sanctions on iran violate international law speaking of the doha forum here in qatar mahathir mohamad says that they've led to malaysia losing access to their indian market washington reimpose the measures on tehran after withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal malaysia and many others lost a big market when the us asian is a ploy a gives iran malaysia to not support that the imposition of the e.u. new lead to satan by the us to give iran says they clearly violate the united nations charter and international law. libya's foreign minister is also attending the doha forum and earlier he told al-jazeera that the un backed government will never allow a warlord how the 4 half hour to take the capital after announced a new offensive to capture tripoli on thursday has been renewed clashes with his forces near tripoli airport in recent days the power when. qatar is still trying to accelerate its steps to invade tripoli our troops supporting the government of national accord will never enable him to do so we are firm on the ground and the main objective is to protect the civilians tripoli with

from 3 neighboring countries but it excludes muslims 5 people have died since last week when hello mohamad has more. hundreds of students marched in anger the citizen amendment act was passed by parliament last week and allows illegal migrants from 6 religious minorities to acquire citizenship in india but it excludes muslims and these protesters want to provoked i was not just about about us does not support the minorities is against the context of this against the nation and what it is and what is the condition of the police met local people and students from jimmy up millia islamia university as they marched towards the parliament building and trying to disperse them. the situation turned violent and buses and cars were set on fire. some of the local media say police entered a university costume and detained students some by force. ok . a deal honey does one of 100 students who were injured he says his arm was fractured i was surrounded by those oh so many policeman legolas 6 to 7 good as there were still there started beating me and though it was a brutal attack they were not using mar

a security checkpoint in the capital somalis president is blaming the armed group al-shabaab and mohamad up to life on my joseph in the country won't be demoralized by the attack which caused the highest number of casualties in 2 years but. the magnitude of the damage caused by the blast led the prime minister of somalia to request assistance from the turkish government to provide treatment to those injured in the attack. a turkish military transporter landed with much needed supplies and medical staff someone's day to treat patients at a turkish one hospital in mock addition as turkey seeks to boost its influence in the horn of africa it's been an increasingly important a donor especially since the somali famine in 2011 as more aid arise and the badly injured leave the country is on edge somalis constantly wondering when and where the next attack will be. algiers or. protesters in india are continuing their pressure on the government by coming out in large numbers against the new citizenship law the legislation makes it easier for religious minorities from 3 neighboring countries to bec