protests in the iraqi capital baghdad large and together demonstrations also took place in the cities of najaf and nasiriyah. and printed democracy protesters in hong kong targeted a police headquarters in the territory after an officer shot to demonstrate you can live around the teenager is a stable condition in. a rally by teaches and government workers demanding better pay and lower living costs in a teeny formerly known as the land has turned violent the crowds threw stones at police who used water cannon rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the protesters in the city of nuns eenie followers a series of strikes last month by civil servants who queues king mswati the 3rd of squandering public money is also demanding democratic reforms in what is africa's last absolute monarchy. the british breck's it envoy is in brussels delivering what prime minister boris johnson is calling the u.k.'s final offer to the european union this just 4 weeks before the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. it includes proposals on how to replace the irish backstop. his solution is the creation of an all island regul

furious protesters are out in force everywhere from the capital to the cities of najaf and basra. but now that we're here despite the curfew we're fighting for our rights we want to a different country security forces have arrested our compatriots were being treated worse than members of islamic state they hit us humiliate us and then shoot at us what have we done we're just standing up for our rights i don't want a savage and my people feel there's been robbed they go begging on the streets there's no work and when we protest they shoot at us many of the security forces iranians you can hear it when they speak. it's a citizens protest it's not being led by anyone and the people are rising up and they won't stop until the government steps down we've been patient with the leadership but it hasn't come up with the goods. the protests are triggered by widespread frustration especially among the younger generation about corruption poor infrastructure and high unemployment many are concerned about what they see as shiite iran's growing influence on the political leadership in baghdad.

other stories making news around the world in iraq relatives held funerals in baghdad and the city of najaf for anti-government demonstrators who died in violent protests on friday 42 people were killed and thousands were wounded hundreds of protesters gathered again today in central baghdad for another day of mass demonstrations. british police are still trying to identify the $39.00 victims found dead in a truck in essex earlier this week at least 2 vietnamese families now say they fear their relatives are among the dead it was originally thought that all of the victims were chinese nationals. a russian woman jailed in the united states on spying charges has returned to moscow one day after her release from detention maria bettina pleaded guilty last december to conspiring to act as an unregistered agent for russia the russian foreign ministry says she was the victim of anti russian attitudes in the u.s. . to chile now where massive crowds have taken to the streets for a 7th day of anti-government protests demonstrators are calling for economic reforms and for the resignation of president

there were similar scenes in the holy shiite city of najaf as well authorities declared a curfew from midnight until 6 am state t.v. said it would be in effect until further notice. the democratic republic of congo is grappling with the world's 2nd largest a bowl the epidemic on record with more than 2000 lives lost and $3000.00 confirmed inspections since the outbreak began in august last year the world health organization says the operate in the congo has slowed but should still be classified as a global emergency the w.h.o. has more than 650 staff on the ground to try and contain the spread of the deadly virus we resisted the love to see if you like a large the locally center gets a call telling them about a 50 year old man who's vomiting and has a fever possible signs of an ebola infection. while a driver is sent out a response team travel to the village to speak to the community. doctors. tells them about the risks and tries to find out who the newly infected man had been in contact with sick if you're sick is it don't don't since they had contact with a relative who is showing s

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. -- najaf, as well. brent: in california, wildfires, and they are using every resource available. kincade fire has destroyed more than 90 buildings and threatens 80,000 more. evacuation orders have been issued for nearly 200 thousand people in sonoma county, north of san francisco. pjust two years ago, this area f northern california was in flames. now it is again the region worst hit by the state's worst blazes. fear of the fire returns from -- for those who have been there before. >> there was smoke and a big ball in the sky. probably within half an hour, less than that, it was here already. then i i walked outside, and my deck was on fire. reporter: time lapse footage shows the sonoma blaze docketing the sky. on sunday, conditions worsened further. it is huge, with spot fires spring up around its edges. thousands of firefighters are battling it, but they admit they are losing it. >> right now, the wind continues to be a challenge for us. we are prepping this area right now for structurure defense in e event that the fire does make a run with a wind driven event with a wind driv

in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq mourners for one of the protesters who died a child there's no god but allah shave he was martyred in a protest he was calling for the rights of the people he was 23 years old. the protests to others earlier this year aimed at government corruption the lack of jobs and basic services as well as religious discrimination the poll of and says it's listening to protest system and will hold an emergency session on saturday the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young and often unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger into violence a lot of the protesters have reached a conclusion that the road is blocked and that the political parties have failed the ayatollah is now playing a fatherly role but he might not be able to influence the protestors. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through empty streets despite the curfew protesters continue to gather not just hit but across the country will began as protests concerning jobs and op

in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq mourners awful one of the protesters who died a child there's no god but a lot of shade with he was martyred in a protest he was calling for the rights of the people he was 23 years old. the protest similar to others earlier this year aimed at government corruption the lack of jobs and basic services as well as religious discrimination the poll of and says it's listening to protesters dumond's and will hold an emergency session on saturday the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young and often unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising the frustration has turned to anger and anger into violence a lot of the protesters have reached a conclusion that the road is blocked and that the political parties have failed the ayatollah is now playing a fatherly role but he might not be able to influence the protesters. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through empty streets despite the curfew protesters continue to gather not just here but across the country and we can speak now to i

in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq mourners for one of the protesters who died in childbirth is no god but allah shave with he was martyred in a protest he was calling for the rights of the people he was 23 years old. the protests similar to others earlier this year aimed at government corruption the lack of jobs and basic services as well as religious discrimination the government say it's listening to the protesters demands and will hold an emergency session saturday the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young and often unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger into violence a lot of the protesters have reached a conclusion that the road is blocked and that the political parties have failed the ayatollah is now playing a fatherly role but he might not be able to influence the protestors. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through empty streets despite the curfew protesters continue to gather not just here but across the country and iran joins us now liv

injured during a 2nd day of violent protests as well as the capital baghdad have been large protests in najaf or and nasiriyah where the reports of police losing control of the situation iran can reports from the iraqi capital. ok gunfire in central baghdad as a rocky security forces confront protesters for a 2nd day. throughout wednesday iraqi security forces placed a ring of around to korea square the focal point of the protests. but they weren't deterred by the show of force they came in large numbers and full running battles in nearby streets and in other neighborhoods their message to government leaders is simple that's not our demands we won't work we won't work if they do not want to treat us as iraqis then tell us we are not iraqi and we will find other nationalities and migrate to other countries that nobody thought we had demanding the change we want the doctrine of the whole government that message of bringing down the government will concern prime minister other loved his office says he will meet the protesters as well as set up a commission to investigate events including the dea

groups on another day these young iraqis could have been studying to become clerics in the holy city of najaf but instead they are out on the street a ha listen to fix seminary and its students and teaches to have a solidarity with the peaceful demonstrators we tell the corrupt politicians get out this is the demand of the wretched people we don't want them the corrupt should get out of the. analog. said the model bottle was at the bottom. the protesters are angry about what they see as government corruption and a lot of basic services and widespread unemployment they want the government to step down and have already rejected a package of government reforms over the weekend prime minister adel abdul mahdi said anyone disrupting businesses and schools would be punished but it seems unlikely that this will deter the protest as. there's been no letup in unrest in iraq for him from our arabic department is here with me in the studio to provide us some of the back story you tell us 1st you know what's behind the ngos are these protests that we see now were happening in iraq well they were these pr

there were similar scenes in the holy shiite city of najaf as well authorities declared a curfew from midnight until 6 am state t.v. said it would be in effect until further notice. you're watching the news still to come the puppet show that's inspiring kids to fight against plastic waste in indonesia 4 of the nation's rivers are among the most polluted in the world. and the equestrian events there runs on the most sustainable source of energy possible horse manure plain help power keeps the lights in helsinki. first go to moscow where the city's busiest airport has become even busier in september a 3rd runway opened at chalmette airport but it's right next to 2 villages and it's proving to be a noisy neighbor the villages were supposed to have been resettled and knocked down by the end of last year but there's no sign of that happening so far. the planes are too close for comfort and the garden backs directly on to shamita his newest runway. already has promised to resettle everyone in one day's village dubrovsky before opening the airstrip but andre still doesn't know when exactly h

groups on another day these young iraqis could have been studying to become clerics in the holy city of najaf but instead they are out on the street the. scientific seminary and its students and teachers to the solidarity with the peaceful demonstrators we tell the corrupt politicians get out this is the demand of the rescue people we don't want them to corrupt should get out. log. 8 said the model obama was a lot of. the protesters are angry about what they see as government corruption and a lack of basic services and widespread unemployment they want the government to step down and have already rejected a package of government reforms over the weekend prime minister adel abdul mahdi said anyone disrupting businesses and schools would be punished but it seems unlikely that this will deter the protest does. want to sign about some of the other stories making news around the world. antigovernment protesters until they have again taken to the streets in the capital of santiago all despite a cabinet shake up by president sebastian pinera police clashed with demonstrators in the city center the p

in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq mourners for one of the protesters who died a child there's no god but a lot of shade with he was martyred in a protest he was calling for the rights of the people he was 23 years old. the protest similar to others earlier this year aimed at government corruption the lack of jobs and basic services as well as religious discrimination the pollen says it's listening to protest system a and will hold an emergency session on saturday the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young and often unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger into violence a lot of the protesters have reached a conclusion that the road is blocked and that the political parties have failed the ayatollah is now playing a fatherly role but he might not be able to influence the protestors. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through empty streets despite the curfew protesters continue to gather not just here but across the country. will began as protests concerni

there were similar scenes in the holy shiite city of najaf as well authorities declared a curfew from midnight until 6 am state t.v. said it would be in effect until further notice. the world jewish congress has honored german chancellor merkel for her efforts to defeat anti semitism the president of the organization wrote ronald loud up presented michael with the theater prize at a ceremony in munich praised machall as a ball work against extremism hate and he semitism at a time when germany is seeing a sharp rise in attacks on jewish people and institutions earlier this month the man killed 2 people while attempting to attack a synagogue in eastern germany. well speaking to a news rival louder also called for a ban on german parties that support new nazi ideology i believe that anyone any party who is who shows anti-semitic feelings should not be in that point and i believe also there are some party small parties that are basically based on almost a new nazi theory they should be not allowed in marches like we had this endorsement although they did not with the signs of nazi germany

contender we have a selection its leader is super monday was held in his final rally in the city of najaf in the north he promised to fight rampant corruption you know i'm a officials say they will finally stop this from campaigning in some parts of the country with. 40 each other in a 14 year civil war that ended in $1009.00. he too is signed a peace deal for the 3rd time personally against your misuse days election will test it. to the cement go leader of the opposition m.d.m. party held his final rally in the port city of beirut where he's the mayor who was devastated by a cycling 7 months ago he says the government then used humanitarian aid to campaign for votes something in tonight's edition say installment of the problem is still urging their supporters are to go and vote on tuesday and fidgeting will watch as the votes are counted and they wait for the results to be announced just one day after his prime minister was awarded the nobel peace prize thousands of pro to mock the activists have been arrested and there is a heavy police presence across the capitol hill has more from. we

najaf. yes. it's classic urban guerrilla warfare and no one knows the streets better than those who played here as children. coming up these men all grew up in but this is no game and if the government troops pinpoint them they're dead. and we just. should have a little play. such that. we just come to enjoy the company. it is here in this city that the uprising against bashar al assad began. among these fighters is a young man who bears a unique and unintended responsibility his name is malawi see a snake. on the lot of other modern annulling but what. was it. was just 14 when he sprayed anti-government slogans on this school. walled in that . it was february 2011 and he could never have imagined the consequences. well over half a 1000000 people have been killed in syria since the start of the war. malawi as home city has been ravaged by street fighting shelling barrel bombing the war has created scars that may never heal. the so-called arab spring at roused popular sentiment across the middle e

in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq well as a whole one of the protesters who died a child there's no god but a lot of shade remember he was martyred in a protest he was calling for the rights of the people he was 23 years old. the protests similar to others earlier this year aimed at government corruption the lack of jobs and basic services as well as religious discrimination the poll even says it's listening to protesters demoed and will hold an emergency session on saturday the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young and often unemployed generation it's perhaps on surprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger into violence a lot of the protesters have reached a conclusion that the road is blocked and that the political parties have failed the ayatollah is now playing a fatherly role but he might not be able to influence the protestors. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through empty streets despite the curfew protesters continue together not just here but across the country. was iran cannot report

in najaf, university studentsjo ined in, demanding that the government resign. >> ( translated ): thisa message to the politicians. have an idea stronger than theld former regime. is their idea?to ask them, what is their idea militias? is their idea to steal the country's money? so, we call on them to step down.dr >> wf: later, authorities declared a curfew in baghdad from midnight to 6:00 a.m. lebanon saw a 12th day of demonstrations, targeting political elites accused of corruption. some protesters slept on the streets in beirut after hearing that troops might try to reopen main roads. they insisted they will continue to block those roads until the government steps down. hong kong has now plunged into a recession, after five months of anti-government protests. the territory's financial t secretary says the unress new clashes broke out sunday when demonstrators again confront police. some set fire to a rail station. sed tear gas and rubber bullets. britain's request to delay its exit from the bloc for another three months to january . iteame three days before th current deadline octob

najaf. yes. it's classic urban guerrilla warfare and no one knows the streets better than those who played here as children. these men in the old grew up in but this is no game and if the government troops pinpoint them they're dead. we just. should have a close look at. the stuff. we just looking into because. it is here in this city that the uprising against bashar al assad began. among these fighters is a young man who bears a unique and unintended responsibility his name is see a snake. on the lot of other modern animals in what. was it. was just 14 when he sprayed antigovernment slogans on this school. walled in that. it was february 2011 and he could never have imagined the consequences. well over half a 1000000 people have been killed in syria since the start of the war. malawi as home city has been ravaged by street fighting shelling barrel bombing the war has created scars that may never heal. the so-called arab spring at rallies popular sentiment across the middle east tunisia egypt lib

two hours south, in the iraqi city of najaf, grief-stricken families buried their loved ones. >> ( translated ): he is exactly like the other protesters. they shoot the innocent and the criminal together. people are protesting for income and bread. look at the youth. every day they go out in thousands. what is the result? >> nawaz: more than 100 people have been killed in the worst violence since the defeat of the islamic state two years ago. but this was not the result of insurgency, or terrorism. what started as peaceful protests last week, demanding an end to rampant corruption, unemployment and lack of basic services, violently shifted into clashes with security forces and armed groups. in response, the iraqi government pledged to add public sector jobs, and today approved a grant for employment development. but it may not be enough. protesters pin the blame on corrupt leaders they say don't represent them. despite the country's oil wealth, much of iraq's 40 million people live in dire conditions. >> ( translated ): we went out protesting because we are in pain and suffering. there is no

large and you government demonstrations took place in the capital baghdad as well as the cities of najaf asked for and the syria a curfew has now been imposed in several southern cities and internet access has been blocked in several areas. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong have targeted a police headquarters with petrol bombs after an officer shot a demonstrator on tuesday it was the 1st injury by a live round in the months of demonstrations across the territory the teenage protester is now in a stable condition in hospital. and it's what teenie formerly known as swaziland a rally by teachers and government workers demanding better pay and living costs has turned violent and the crowds threw stones at police who used motor cannon rubber bullets and tear gas disperse the protesters in the city and then xeni. the her shoulder murder conspiracy lies injustice continues next hour of the news hour for you after that journey that i for now. where in there is stand bill one year on from the day jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate and to his brutal murder and come out on the mar

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