or how to deal with the latest from khartoum for the moment mohamed the sinking of. a muslim man has been killed in riots in sri lanka were a nationwide curfew was in place after attacks on mosques and muslim businesses the government says it's also blocked social media apps to prevent the spread of false information pensions a flared between the majority buddhists and muslim minorities the easter sunday attacks last month more than 250 people were killed in the bombing of hotels and churches minister numbers has more now from how about on that which is northeast of the capital colombo. the island wide police curfew has been brought into place to create down on tensions that have been erupting in weariest parts of the country now the police obviously trying to get a handle on the situation over the last $48.00 hours we heard that 7 areas had flashpoint obviously given the tensions we've seen a number of business of they could be set up on the last day being particularly sort of violent and tense now there were several areas where there were localized police curfews t

mohammed sal are out after a collision during saturday, when at newcastle.erto firmino are suffering from a muscle injury. two of the worlds best strikers are not available tomorrow night. and we have to score four goals against barcelona to go through after 90 minutes. it doesn't make life easy but still, as long as we have 11 players on the pitch then we will try, and everyone knows that, and thatis try, and everyone knows that, and that is what we want to show, nothing else. barcelona promptly treated their sympathy. a magnanimous gesture from a side 3—0 up. so without seller and the nino, who is likely to fill their boots? the semifinal stage beckons for new anfield stars to be born. we have two of our main goal scorers off, but it also presents an opportunity for some of the lads to come in and make a for some of the lads to come in and makea name for some of the lads to come in and make a name for themselves and make themselves heroes. and then there is messy. despite being i—0 themselves heroes. and then there is messy. despite being 1—0 down in the f

thank you very much for that for now that's mohamed we're the latest live in the world thank you. a roadside bomb has had a tourist bust bus in egypt near the giza pyramids enduring at least 1717 people mostly south africans the attack comes as egypt's tourism industry is struggling to get back on its feet after years of political turmoil and violence that toyah gate and be.

mohamed managed to escape but he was wounded back in kenya he was given amnesty. but others still undergo the same recruitment has up to date based security expert . there are people who are still being groomed. their group that are being. radicalized dead a lot of videos flying around messages fly in and out targeting. people that is basically the poor youths. just ten minutes away from the mombasa city center lies to sony mohamedan who was radicalized here the sony is known to be mumbai says tara but there are people here who want to change that the man who study mahmoud is fighting radical priests trying to convince the young and angry at there is a peaceful islam as it was a. solution to what we just told them that they've been getting along as a taishan of the koran similar thoughts. as leaders why just watching as our young people suffer jumbled muscles we decided to give them the right to their protection of the koran they had in mind in a minute we have to study mahmoud tries to solve the problem of radicalization inside the community but his efforts are o

the man was named mohamed and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he'd been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they met for the occasional casual sex. then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, "you know what, yeah. i'm sleeping with this guy's wife. but at the same time, i didn't want this guy to be killed." and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was gonna get killed. >> reporter: but the detective wondered if he was being sold a cock and bull story since this mohamed guy didn't seem to even know very much about the woman he claimed to be sleeping with. the detective challenged him: >> all the information he had was her first name. he didn't know where she lived. he didn't even know who her husband was. >> reporter: while they debated whether or not the tipster's story was credible, they knew that a life may be on the line. so the detectives took it to the next level. they enlisted mohamed as a confidential informant, and gave him a story to tel

for passers by mohammed's work reflect a turning point for sudan and its people. i feel love when i see the details of these pictures the sadness where these pictures are an expression of the bravery the strength and the patriotism of people who have overcome 30 years of oppression under a corrupt regime that headed to the display shows that sudan has a lot of artists and people with many talents. and good mohammad realizes to disappear found freedom is very fragile and that a lot of work needs to be done for the spirit of decision to be made a political reality and we learned as a people that we can be united and we can be one hand in this transitional period we the sudanese people have to accept each other. and. become a does not know what exactly the future holds for sudan but he is determined to bear witness to it with his camera. what a risky business it is to criticize the authorities in china in our next report e.-w. meets a former prisoner and uncovers secret prisons and forced confessions. the detention room is like a cooling chamber where the metal door

or a german cross rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate mohamed let me go to you 1st in turn on a title in this program nonspecific iran there's been a lot of nonspecific stuff being bandied about a lot of threats maybe a lot of bluffs and a lot of people are nervous a lot of bluster out there so what is the nonspecific threat coming from the country in which you reside in. against the united states what could you define it because nobody in power can define what specifically is going on except for there is a lot of hype go ahead mom and i think the same question that people are asking here as well the united states we hear that. there was something a rocket fire that the u.s. embassy in terms of it was like 3 kilometers away and then within hours iran is accused of carrying out. its by the obvious that. for anyone in teheran that iran has no motive to do such a thing it doesn't gain anything by doing such a thing and i think the americans knew quite well that it had nothing to the iran with iran and it's probably some sort of like operation carri

there are reports out of saudi arabia that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon had a phone call with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o from this side the state department will not confirm that a call happened much less what was discussed but we do know we do know the pompei has been making the rounds trying to gauge support for increased tensions on iran and getting pretty much tepid response from everybody so we don't know what they discussed but we do know in the past the discussions that have really proven pivotal in the relationship are those not between the secretary of state and saudi officials but between the president's son in law and senior adviser jared kushner and mohamed bin sol none so waiting to see if there are any reports about what they're discussing this is a president who has said he doesn't want to go to war cording to reports at the same time we're seeing an escalation not only the military moves the unprecedented move to get u.s. personnel out of the baghdad embassy or oil workers are being removed and now we're hearing the federal aviation administ

well let's go live now to mohammed who is in khartoum and mohammed the country appears to be a step closer to civilian rule but there are major sticking points still to be resolved could this deadlock on the sovereign council the real the still. when the country is inching closer to some sort of a civilian inclusive all led. arrangement if the transitional military council on the opposition movement finally able to and we own the composition of the consul it has been the main bone of contention from the beginning all the talks with the transitional military councilman taining that they not only want ted a majority stake in the council but also they wanted to leave the they're saying that they have responsibility to ensure that the period of transition is properly managed and them no problems between the people who have been running the country through during the transition and the and that is the main issue of contention if they get over that then it means sudan is on a path towards recovery and 2 it's. a more free and democratic space of course there is a lot of vested interest outside ho

he doesn't want to see any arms sales to saudi arabia until the address the issue of crime prince mohammed bin salman who he says is responsible not just for the war in yemen but also for the mark of journalist jamal khashoggi there are republican senators like marco rubio who says he wants to see any details before he would be comfortable with selling weapons to saudi arabia and there certainly are many many democrats in both the house and the senate who are very very anxious at the u.s. getting involved in arms sales to saudi arabia no this is happened before but you've got to go back to the 1980 s. when a president declared a national emergency to force through arms sales in this way the president then was ronald reagan the issue was the perceived threat of iran and the weapons sales while that was to saudi arabia. warplanes have bombed the offices of a breakaway faction of one of the libya's 2 competing governments no one was hurt in the attack the building is used by members of the 2 broke based house of representatives who moved to tripoli soon after the war tally for have tom began

the foreign ministry to be briefed by the deputy foreign minister and the foreign minister of iran mohammed job it is a relief will be right to get technical note to the e.u.'s foreign policy chief frederica mogul remey the one country that won't be briefed by iran of course is the united states it's put more military resources into the persian gulf tensions are unlikely to decrease any time soon. tens of thousands of people are fleeing syria's last rebel held province scimitar whitening government offensive acts find russian air power the u.n. is calling for urgent deescalation in northwestern syria where airstrikes have killed at least twenty civilians rebels are promising to fight back in a car has more from beirut. it's a worsening humanitarian situation in northwest syria there are reports of up to one hundred fifty thousand people on the move heading north towards the border with turkey escaping what has been described as the fiercest bombardment in months. death and we only brought what we can we have nothing but syrian and russian planes are continuing to target villages across sout

mohammed it seems very much as the patience is wearing thin on both sides . yes martin and also there is this a silence from both sides which. can only mean that they are thinking about the next steps what to say next the statements were expecting more statements today and we see more demonstrators more protesters coming from different parts of khartoum over the night thousands of lives for after they traveled for about fifteen hundred kilometers or saw sailors coming from that at sea are coming today and more are joining from other sides of the country that's calls by the protest leaders to increase their presence in the sit in and in front of the military headquarters to continue to tell the military the loudest voice possible the strongest presence possible but. leaders are still adamant that should be met on the other side the military after that statement yesterday they haven't really done much in terms of implementing that they talked about they are going to. the to take matters into their own hands that they are going to clear the roads and so on they

ok you got a little bit of a we're going to something that's or evidence ok let me go to mohamed here i'm going to toss the rules we're not going to make it now how many and where they come from ok i'm going to get it right now how is this. hyper activity on the part of the united states and its allies impacting the region because it would seem to me that you know i've been watching closely my pompei on john bolton as the trial the global trot around the world pitching an anti iran policy and most people are irritated by it. they feel like they're being bullied right here i mean it seems to me this this this heightened activity is really alienating and actually isolating the united states they're not going to get the allies they want to go along with this not in any way i mean they're very publicly scorning it is well go ahead and put on. without a doubt while the americans are hurting the iranian economy and or their intention is to make people suffer i mean this is something that even trump admitted in his recent interview on fox where he also said by the way that the military indus

mohamed runs a did use of a university student and resident of know in the park and there is crime here. but use of says that with police protection he enters neighborhoods where many muslims live deliberately provoking people then he posts the videos online because it demonstrating and cites his right to free speech even going so far as to burn the koran in a public that big gap of america gets out of here because you're a muslim that's damaging to the children they feel like they're danes it's not that's and then it's about. culture in a sarah ansen is a political scientist at the europa think tank in copenhagen she's been observing political developments in her country with growing alarm. distrusts immigration has bee ethnic minorities that opens the door for certain politicians to carry racist ideologies from the parliament out among the people. and ward off alluded to before turning 400 years ago shakespeare wrote something is rotten in the state of denmark many here believe this famous quote is more want to show. directly behind the skyscrapers of london's financial district there

is live for us in khartoum mohammed the sit in continues today. yes it does and. people got the squire to say their friday prayers there was a somber mood as they did special prayers for the soon as they were done with their friday prayers praying for those falls or 5 people who lost their lives in confrontations between the security forces and protesters on monday and tuesday also the conciliatory tone was coming from the leaders of the protests and the moms addressing the porters does. in the some on the friday hold but there was a call there were calls for the port 1st us to tone down the end to military were toying with the mom saying that. they are partners in the struggle to change sudan and reminded the protesters that it was the military that protected them from the government of bashir when in its final days he wanted to force for the victims the pro 1st is from the streets and from the out square outside the military headquarters already they have been compromised as done by the protesters that lifted most of the budget kids on the route

donald trump has already said he doesn't want to see any relations normalised with saudi arabia or mohammed bin salman the crown prince remains in such a prominent position those comments coming after the death of jamal khashoggi and also there are other republican senators who are concerned about the way it is conducting the war in yemen there are democratic senators too who are concerned about the arms sales and concerned at the way donald trump is bypassing congress to push these through they have said they will challenge it although quite what they do isn't entirely clear this is happened before the 2 bush presidencies they made emergency sales to saudi arabia 1st of all the 91 before the gulf war and then in 2003 before the war in iraq and if you go back all the way to the 1980 s. ronald reagan also pushed through emergency sales that was also at the time because of the perceived threat from iran and that was also at the time a sale to saudi arabia very interesting thank you allan fish in washington well there is more still to come on the program the orthodox jewish community in the un

and iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif has criticized the yet to be unveiled u.s. plan calling it shameful senior white house advisor john would push this plan is likely to be on the agenda at 3 summits in saudi arabia let's bring back my own bashar is al-jazeera a senior political analyst who joins us now live from london let's talk 1st about qatar's involvement in the saudi conferences how significant is it that the qatari prime minister has been invited and what role is cats are likely to play in these meetings. of course it remains to be seen that's the short answer because we don't know exactly what would happen on the sidelines of the summits now in terms of the 3 summits probably qatar is more important within the g.c.c. a smaller. summit where there are real problems began when saudi arabia and the united arab emirates manufactured a crisis again scotter. in the most despicable of ways really step back stabbing and so on so forth and 2 years later clearly. they realized interested they concluded that they've been banging their heads on the against the wall

get there ok and there seems to be a new development every day mohamed alysha by joining us from london thank you so much for your time. plenty more ahead in the news hour and go to rallies and palestine to mark a day they call it the catastrophe. kind of signs of weakness partly for china's economy is growth and retail sales it's a 16 year low and it's for the world's best golfers have a tiger in their sights ahead of this year's 2nd major tournament. in sudan a deal to transfer power to a mainly civilian administration is expected to be signed later on wednesday the military council in opposition groups have made several concessions after weeks of deadlock they agreed on a 3 year transitional period the army had insisted on 2 years while the protest leaders wanted 4 years so during that transitional period the opposition will have a 2 thirds majority in parliament but they have not agreed on who will lead the sovereign council that was actually guide this transition the opposition insists civilians must be in charge let's go live now to mom and to his life in cartoon somehow but it se

look it up mohamed asan it's a case of to be or not to be. in 30 minutes on d. w. . some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. what would the world been like in your lifetime in around half a century. your world would be around true degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter central. we're going to have some climate impacts maturing greater than we see over many. it's really frightening books but. why are people more concerned. little yellow. shorts may 31st t.w. . go to the new 0 max you tube channel. most good find of stewards. with exclusive. stuff must see concerning. your own. to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out. i'm not laughing at them i just sometimes stand up and whimper that mistakes deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes clad in years think the future of the country that i'm. going to be taking this drama day out to eat it's all about ok. i might show join me to meet the gentleman fundie w. post plane. load plane. this is the w. news line from rescue teams hunt for surv

made the comments at a meeting with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman in jeddah meanwhile in sudan protests demanding an immediate transition to civilian rule have continued in the capital protest leaders of call for a general strike across the country on chuse day and wednesday. protests in algeria as well police have arrested dozens of demonstrators rallying in algiers hundreds gathered in the city for the 14th friday in a row calling for interim president and salah to leave office immediately elections it used to be held in algeria in july that brings you up to date with our top

at the heart of the protest area mohammed displays his photos for his fellow students. a larger art movement has emerged from the uprising even this billboard has taken on new meaning protesters have hung clothing in honor of military personnel who disobeyed orders and refused to open fire at them and they're all mad and vicious. ahmed says his photography not only documents the revolution it is also a way to help the people who needed. to get this picture shows a man waving a flag as he is being loaded on to the back of a truck. i will be using him and punching him so that he put the flag down and says saddam holding up the flag high so. you know there's a picture help to get this man released because it spread so much so they were able to locate him and have him freed. perhaps for passers by mohammed's work reflect a turning point for sudan and its people. i feel love when i see the details of these pictures this atmosphere these pictures are an expression of the bravery the strength and the patriotism of people who have overcome 30 years of oppression under a corrupt

headlines on the market mohamed el erian is chief economic adviser at allianz.ng us as well we've already been through this sort of asterisk, mike, in terms of percentage versus point moves. >> yeah, sure. >> i mean, if we saw shenzhen-type move, 7% -- >> it would get your attention, yeah. >> that would be about 2,000 points, i think. >> sure. >> so at the worst levels -- just on the dow -- on the worst levels, down 450 add today's loss to the indications, still 250 it gets your attention, but we're talking really about 1%. >> it tells you, i think, that the trade issue matters, but it's not nearly all that matters. also, the context of where the markets were before we got this little complication in the trade picture matters a lot, which is markets just about at a high, people just kind of embracing the idea that things look like clear runway in terms of the u.s. economy, even the fed so, i think we may be reaching for an excuse to have some reason to pull back, but on the other hand, yesterday's intraday reversal also told me the market's worked so well that t

the yemen war and increasingly the saudis, marco rubio, lindsey graham, and others, to think that mohammed bin salman sent his goons to murder a "washington post" journalist, did change the representation government gets on capitol hill. and this white house is beholden to the saudis, they're willing to take this step to sell some weapons. >> chris, you're absolutely right. unfortunately the starvation and famine in yemen didn't awaken the conscious of congress. but the khashoggi killing did. and you have rubio and lindsey graham saying there's no moral clarity. they have no stake of calling for american values if we're continuing to arm the saudi regime. and they are appalled by what mbs is doing and they frankly understand also that the saudis are aligned with al qaeda, fighting our own troops in yemen. so the administration's total alliance with the saudis, where they've been willing to sell nuclear energy, they're basically goading the saudis into a war with iran and think that they're an ally of ours, is a policy that is opposed by

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a terrorist recruiter promised mohammed five hundred dollars monthly to fight in somalia he accepted like many others he saw his recruitment as a job the only way to flee from poverty mohamed was then trained in mombasa and sent to somalia you know and you start to shoot generally comes into the border you step to should you going to go back. even shoot at belmont is one pomade member there was a pregnant from a woman a woman was dead i could see a baby crying mommy mommy mommy mommy mommy mommy. and myself was destroyed. mohammad managed to escape but he was wounded back in kenya he was given amnesty. but others still undergo the same recruitment has up to date based security expert . there are people who are still being groomed. their group that are being. radicalized dead a lot of videos flying around less. just like an arrow targeting a whole group of people that is physically the point us. just ten minutes away from the mombasa city center lies just so many mohammedan was radicalized here the sony is known to be mombasa's tara but there are people here who want to change that th

it took years and ingenuity for mohammed five has to put together his plane the engine comes from an old stone cutting machine the wheels from a rickshaw and the wings are made of burlap but the most important component was hard work and up to god i used to work as a security guard i would stay up all night then come home and sleep for a short while then i would spend some time on the plane and at the same time i'd sell popcorn to i wanted to save as much money as possible and as much as i could so that i could build this. he also sold a small piece of land and took on micro credits into the scrape together enough money for his dream of flying he learned how to build a plane on the internet and then he took to the skies the board i bought it was always at least half a metre off the ground it flew for about two to three kilometers before landing. since he took to the air mohammed fayyad has been a hero in pakistan visitors come from across the country to here is story including members of the air force and well the police too they came and confiscated his mini flying machine. the plan

mad and mohamed to bar same thing i've seen on the ground for acts of rape torture massacres of their own people at the hands of the burmese security forces stories that journalists from me i might tend to shy away from. for the hundreds of thousands of refugees across the border in bangladesh or hinder vision t.v. our vision provides news from iraq perspective. and we started to get news actual facts and figures from the ground and i started to broadcast saw the ultimate goal was to tell the truth to tell the anger side of the story and to advocate. because it is under reported reported their reporting that mass rapes are because. there has been effectively a scorched earth campaign against the ranger but i would have gone where the monish are going to be done that i would have the it's you know women children have been executed along with men range of vision t.v. help to sort of counter this idea that it is just a targeted operation to weed out range militants 5. but there are of course branded as brazen propaganda and they've been targeted with relentless attempts to discredit them

lost their lives that's why we will continue to march on till we achieve our demands al-jazeera as mohamed vile has more now from khartoum. one step forward two steps backwards this is how some people here are describing the process of negotiations between the protest leaders and the military council today a meeting was held called for by the military council and they said after that meeting that they have received more than a hundred and seventy seven different visions of how the transitional period should look like and the structure of the government do during this transitional period we have seen divisions also even among the protest leaders and those groups that have attended this meeting today all signs of negative developments according to observers here that probably the negotiation between the various sides to this conflict is going to take a long time the military council has threatened to call for an early election during six months if the other side doesn't respond to their demands and also on the part of the protesters they have threatened to call for a nationwide civil disobed

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin saw on monday at sudan's military leaders and if it could spark more protests in khartoum. the renter modi is said to be reelected as india's prime minister after his governing party wins a landslide in the general election. plus secretary it celebrates its 1st independence day after signing a peace deal with neighboring ethiopia but there is still a lot of discontent. will have to treat small service years in office british prime minister to resume a house and irons her resignation in an emotional statement she said she deeply regret since her failure to deliver you case departure from the european union calls for her to leave had been growing with the brakes process in disarray hope brennan reports. it is in the best interests of the country for a new prime minister to lead that effort to recent days resignation announcement speech began a little hesitantly and ended reluctantly but with her close staff and her husband philip standing by for support the prime minister conceded defeat. it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me th

this is day that we news live from a nigerian president mohammed who hari is sworn in for his 2nd term 76 year old election in february on a promise to revive the economy improve security and tackle corruption and many young nigerians are not convinced he is the right choice also on the program the same process continue this clash over who should be the next president of the european commission post-election summits have so far failed to find consensus conjures. up funds from english football clubs so awesome chelsea are actually staying away from the back to stadium in azerbaijan that's not championship game he wrote but the tournament kicks off in a few hours will tell you why. i'm still gael welcome to the program nigeria's president mohamed who hardly has been sworn in for a 2nd and final time for the 76 year old took the oath of office at an opening ceremony and kept to a budget but it but did not give an inaugural address of what was a fairly low key event attended by a number of regional leaders. d.w. correspondent. was there. people are picking up here at eagle square if you lo

atta with the latest on those talks in khartoum mohamed thank you. a rocket has been fired into baghdad's heavily fortified green zone which houses government buildings and foreign embassies that were no casualties according to the iraqi military the u.s. embassy. c.m. baghdad which is based in the green zone evacuated nonessential staff earlier this week signed a heightened threat from iran. the us energy giant exxon mobil is also evacuated all its foreign staff from an oil field in prompting criticism from iraq's oil minister amir gav by the says that the system is unacceptable unjustified and politically motivated on saturday saudi arabia's regional ally back rain ordered all of its nationals to leave iraq and the iran citing quote unstable conditions. trafford has more details now on the military's investigations. they in fact saying that they found a katyusha rocket launch pad on a road close by to the green zone and it's incidents like this that of course are making iraq iraqis and iraqi politicians very nervous because of course iraq has incre

mohamed adel is live for us in khartoum a mohammed just bring us up to the very latest on how you think that eventually these talks are going to end. well these are very crucial rumbaugh i'm in this is a very crucial round for the talks between the transitional military council and the opposition movements there of course the resuming talks of the 72 hour lull that the protesters have complied with the major demand from the military general of the photographer han who had say they were not going to talk until all the roadblocks in the streets of the couplet or khartoum was removed that has been done there's been a lot of pressure coming from the united nations the african union european union and also western diplomats including the united states and united kingdom on buses to cut to him who've been filling that any more delay would make the momentum in the talks get lost and also. the. progress already achieved now we're seeing a situation where the 2 the 2 sides are coming together to try and find a solution on the summit in council it's an 11 a member body which is supposed to be the

i can discuss this really now with mohammed shafique chief executive of the ramadan foundation based in the u.k. good evening mohammed tended to sri lanka really don't show any sign of letting up is the government getting it right with the measures it's taking while i think it's really important that all communities. realize that the real enemy are the terrorists then able the terrorists when the attacks on the christian churches are foreign terrorists were to divide communities in a sense what has happened over these last few weeks is there's been a concerted effort by the terrorists and their supporters to you know cause division and hatred between communities and it's so important for those communities to come together that government you know as i said i think on r.t. at the time there is a big power struggle going on between the prime minister and the president and i'm back in itself was led to paralysis in government been able to protect communities . there's been a curfew there's been a structure the social media but they need to go beyond that and start providing safety for m

over hinge a vision still has eyes on the ground according to its founder mohamed nor the channel as a network of around 20 undercover citizen journalists working around the clock and a great risk to feed information from our kind for our economies it's now in the range of language to their colleagues in the nation. broadcasting in 3 languages our vision operates primarily online through each year to chant the network has become a primary source of the news for the ranger community and its multiple platforms typically get more than 150000 views per day. our vision is very unique and it is a the wolf 1st of its kind international media's are not allowed here so they can all do a good job so now we have to take over the job we are the news break up of our account because we convert a citizen into a citizen journalist existing people into journalist training them and getting the information out would whatever possible it could when they have it is very dangerous for the people on the ground that are doing this the government want to shut this down they want to stop information getting o

of course the cia or central intelligence agency here in the united states has pointed squarely at mohamed bin salmond as being responsible for ordering the killing of journalists about hush oshie so this is certainly in within this backdrop there is grave concern about this plan moving forward still the white house says that this is an effort to sort of rethink the stalled process but at the same time a lot of criticism that it will be dead on arrival give me thanks very much to those who put you through what has to be hopeful. ukraine's new president vladimir selenski has used his swearing in ceremony to dissolve parliament triggering a snap election the comedian turned politician also said his 1st priority is to reach a cease fire deal with pro russian separatists this is. an event that only months ago seemed unthinkable the inauguration of comedian and actor volodymyr zelinsky as president of ukraine a legitimate selenski. the only president immigrating zelinsky has become president before he's character in a popular t.v. series servant of the people is a schoolteacher whose improbable

welcome to the show i'm sam is a than saudi arabia has jailed many activists and dissidents since mohamed bin sound man became the crown prince 2 years ago now media reports suggest 3 religious scholars may be sentenced to death after the muslim month of ramadan so a man allowed the hour the out of me and the alley alarm or you were arrested in september 2017 and what saudi arabia described as terrorism charges they're seen as reformist though who've spoken out about human rights our son says his father has been in solitary confinement the united nations and rights groups have been calling for their release last month saudi arabia executive 37 people on terror related charges most of them were shia activists so who are the scholars on saddam and allow the internationally renowned for his ideas on reforming islam ecl or he has more than 13000000 twitter followers his supporters say he was detained for tweeting a prayer calling for reconciliation between saudi arabia and qatar during the gulf crisis. along marie is a cleric and broadcaster who mainly campaigned against violence and called f

i'm on you can mackinnon thanks so much for joining us the nigerian president mohammed dubow hari is set to be inaugurated for the 2nd time today hari and his convoy have just arrived in the central square in the capital of hooja and we'll be talking to our correspondent funny in a moment his the. attending the inauguration she told us many young people are skeptical that the 76 year old president is the right man to revamp the economy she spoke to young voters who see no reason to celebrate today's inauguration of. these young men who want this cocktail bar and if the president were to stop by they would mix of very special drinks for him. if you miss a strong drink if so maybe you could resets in 6. where you get a strong drink you puts you to sleep when you wake up maybe news going to think about all these youths gave all this strong drink let's see what we could do for them. they feel biharis doing way too little to empower the youth all of them have studied abroad back here they are often called front of the nigeria's makeshift infrastructure such as its regular power outages th

put refugees like new roman stuff comment and mohammed to buy the same thing i've seen on the ground acts of rape torture and massacres of their own people at the hands of the bird. the security forces stories that journalists from me on my tend to shy away from. for the hundreds of thousands of refugees across the border in bangladesh or hinder vision t.v. our vision provides news from a perspective. that we started to get news actual facts and figures from the ground and i started to broadcast saw the ultimate goal was to tell the truth to tell the anger side of the story and to advocate. because it is under reported reported their reporting that mass rapes are because. there has been effectively a scorched earth campaign against the ranger but i'll go to where the monish are going to be done that are good about the it's you know women children have been executed along with men range of vision t.v. help to sort of counter this idea that it is just a targeted operation to weed out range militants. but there are of course branded as brazen propaganda and they've been targeted with re

president mohamed who said his country had made great strides helping quell the migration crisis through didn't go with the flow of migrants going through any share has decreased today i believe and the interior minister whom you mentioned earlier will correct me if i'm wrong there are roughly five thousand to ten thousand migrants per year. so we have reduced the flow of migrants almost ten fold thanks to the efforts that have been made. with the migration crisis seemingly under control some are afraid this is a hell region will become less important to europe a message americans visit is meant to counter. the police in germany have shut down the second largest criminal trading platform on the so-called dark net the wall street markets dealt in narcotics and stolen data and the three suspected masterminds have been arrested the shutdown of the second largest online platform for illegal trade is a massive blow for the dark net just about everything traded on the black market from drugs to fake passports was available on wall street market. three germans who allegedly operated the illegal

well at school life to mohammed as a cartoon for us at the country appears to be a step closer to civilian rule just how is that news being received on the streets . well the people of sudan are hopping about up to the last an agreement is on the horrors and the ease the possibility that the country could soon be back to civilian led rule of some sort of this is what they have been i do treating for that's why for the past 6 weeks or so those protesters have been companies outside the military had waters asking them to heart of a power they remember times in the past like 100-624-1985 when they were popular uprisings like the one that's happening right now is done and slowly in the military a lot of them it's over 40 and they had decades of military rule that is not what they want to see now they want to see a civilian led to done and various. and mohamed that support they're after but there are major sticking point several maining we do understand that the sovereign cancel decisions on this both remain deadlocked to this possibly didn't really any progress has been made. there is a possib

protest says have refused to comply with that request to remove their roadblocks and their barricades mohamed has been with the protesters in the car to. a confrontation outside the sudanese military headquarters for just as attacking that demand for a time to civilian rule to the gates of the building that houses the country's military rulers this after the transitional military council last fall the reopening of roads bridges and railways blocked by the protesters that order completely changed out the course for. almost immediately the protesters began reinforcing the body creates they say the military's real intention is to disperse them. the governor's. order but no one can remove those barricades that have been put by the protesters to particular lives and only day can remove it. until now this has been a happy place for weeks the protesters. sut here chanting and singing themselves hoarse they need peace justice and freedom. rises their message to the transitional military council is simply hand over power. the impact of the blockade of the somebody created bridges is being felt across