unite on at this point is that the system needs to go away the cabinet is headed by prime minister nuri dean badly who himself was appointed just three weeks ago. only six of twenty seven ministers from the outgoing cabinet have kept their jobs they include deputy defense minister and the chief of staff asked my guide salah on saturday he repeated his call for eighty two year old beautifully cut to be declared unfit for office and warned his opponents not to undermine the military the analysts say there's been confusion and incoherence among algeria's ruling elite about how to respond to the crisis it's pretty clear that the people on the street don't want to replace tweedle dee with tweedle dum they want a complete comprehensive radical transformation of algerian politics away from authoritarianism and toward a real democracy and how they'll be able to obtain that you know remains to be seen what's clear is the cabinet reshuffle falls far short of what protesters have been demanding and could lead to even larger protests in the days and weeks to come victoria gate to be algis their. ex

to set out with many ministers relieved of that they can take government will run will be headed by nuri dean but dolly who will remain in place as the country's prime minister well there is imran khan joins us now over the phone from neighboring tunisia iran what more you hearing about this. well what we're hearing is this is in effect a cabinet reshuffle plus. any idea behind this is to try and appease some of the protests the protesters demand have been protesting for the last six weeks for the removal of our abilities which if you call the president and all of the government to are supported now this outcome very late and what we're hearing is the prime in the current prime minister we're in is job twenty seven minutes those. will have been twenty one ministers will have been changed and six members of the former government will remain in place we don't know those names out of that yet but it's likely that this move. is a number maneuver to try and quell the protests maybe when our very unlikely to do the two big. the test movement is very clear and it's the monday has been for the l

to frankly to the rise of religious intolerance under prime minister nuri in the movies watch at the expense of muslims like him is a major problem. for the. news like unemployment and poverty are huge but now there are religious tensions and hatreds that's a new issue india is so diverse it has so many religions you can't afford to fuel hatred among people which ever government comes to power i appeal to them to please and this. for young voters like frankie the very post election is the same and it won a battle for the idea of india as a tall different democracy but a space for everyone and you must remember that voters like frankie eighty four million first time voters in this election. correspondent michelle just spoke to another first time voter and began by asking her what her hopes and expectations from the next government. i guess i. wasn't i was just getting out of college i want more joel whopper to need because unemployment is is something that scares us few would because we want to work but we don't have that work opportunity and i think the second most important thing wo

she faces a tough challenge from prime minister nuri in the movies hindu nationalist party which is ready for it this election is unlike any election we've had since independence and here it is election for the idea of india we are fighting to remove madiba fighting to save the very idea of india that i'm going to win one hundred percent of the question of how large my victory margin will be temperatures have already soared to more than thirty five degrees but there's no way. it's going to get a date anytime soon. so there are more and more female candidates hoping to change india's political landscape but what do young women think about their representation in parliament we hit the streets of delhi to find out i wouldn't like you work for a woman just. a fear that if there are bird number of women in the parliament then . in the main members they would be dominating as such and the only issue is equal equal and then i think any she would decide in a better wing in a society like india of a women have been long oppressed i think it's really important that women are step up and coming to h

airways staff aren't the only ones who fear losing jobs if the airline tumbles for prime minister nuri interim o.t. who is running for reelection getting the needed votes may depend on finding a buyer for the beleaguered airline and time. let's talk about that without hyundai's following this story for us it's also just how important is fixing this problem for motives were election bid. well ben on is these are going to have much of an impact on his political fortunes it's more about perception or sending the right message so. he would not want a prominent airline that employs more than twenty thousand employees to go bust under his watch i mean he has actually boasted about his business credentials all through the past five years and even before that when he was the chief minister of a province in india so having said that he wouldn't want that to happen under his watch and that's the reason why we're seeing state owned banks coming to the rescue of a private company it's a very move by a state owned bank and a consortium led by a consortium of banks led by the state bank of india was

beautifully could to step down local media say the new government will be headed by prime minister nuridean but all we several government ministers have been relieved of their duties imran khan has more on the story from neighboring tunisia where the protest movement has been going on for six weeks the government has tried at various times to try and quell it and what's happened is this just got larger and larger and larger now remember the prime minister who remains prime minister was only in his job three weeks ago after the old problem is to was forced out beautifully for that point was hoping that that would appreciate the protests as it didn't he's now going to be hoping that this latest move a piece of the protesters it's unlikely to do so in fact one tweets that we read was very telling is every time beautifully to announce a change in government we say to each other we will see you on the streets on friday and are all the headlines exit polls in ukraine are showing that comedian vladimir is alinsky has won the first round of the country's presidential election so lansky is a pol

algeria's president has announced a caretaker government to be headed by prime minister nuri. the decision comes after weeks of protests against eighty two year old. early results in turkey is local elections so the main opposition party has won control of the capital ankara meanwhile in istanbul it's a tight race that still considered too close to call the municipal elections are seen as a test for president russia or one israel has lifted a recent ban on fishing in gaza the decision is part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas it includes expanding the fishings are into fifteen or school miles to main border crossings into gaza will also be reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel at least twenty five people have been killed and hundreds others injured after a severe thunderstorm swept through some of the nepal rescue is struggling to reach villages and barren and pasta districts which were cut off by the storm helicopters are due to join the sets once the weather has cleared and the number of

night on at this point is that the system needs to go away the new cabinet is headed by prime minister nuri who himself was appointed just three weeks ago. only six of twenty seven ministers from the outgoing cabinet have kept their jobs they include deputy defense minister and army chief of staff. on saturday he repeated his call for eighty two year old beautifully to be declared unfit for office and wound his opponents not to undermine the military. analysts say there's been confusion and incoherence among algeria's ruling elite about how to respond to the crisis it's pretty clear that the people on the street on don't want to replace tweedledee with tweedle dum they want a complete comprehensive radical transformation of all jury in politics away from authoritarianism and toward a real democracy and how they'll be able to obtain that you know remains to be seen what's clear is the cabinet reshuffle falls far short of what protesters have been demanding and could lead to even larger protests in the days and weeks to come. to be al-jazeera. israel has lifted a recent ban on fishing in gaza

for beautifully to step down local media say the new government will be headed by the prime minister nuri dawi several government ministers have now been relieved of duty emraan kong is in neighboring tunisia with the latest force. this is being seen as a cabinet reshuffle plus now who remains in the cabinet well the very powerful army chief because now he's the woman is backing article what is article one and say well it's where the president can be removed on the grounds of ill health provided it's passed within the parliament with a two thirds majority now the army is backing that it's hoping that that will be enough to quell the protest movement on the streets the army is very worried about instability and the protests are growing larger and larger and larger over the last six weeks on friday we saw millions of people out on the streets not only in the capital but throughout the entire country itself however the protest movement is very clear it says that anything like this is not going to be enough they want ironical over the whole not just of the army but they also want a radical ov

for frankie to devise really just intelligence on the prime minister nuri watch at the expense of muslims like here is a me too probably. get what i got unemployment he's like unemployment and pull the t. o. huge but now there are religious tensions and hatreds that's a new issue india is so diverse it has so many religions you can't afford to fuel hatred among people whichever government comes to power i appeal to them to please and this. young voters like thank you very first election is the same and won a battle with the idea of india as a two hundred democracy. sports starting with golf and american duo brooks cup and bryson to shambo lead the u.s. masters after the first round in augusta both shot six under par while former champion phil mickelson was one shot back england's in poulter sits at four under alongside world number two dustin johnson in the first men's major of the season in football i'm talking on court had a rough ride in the opening leg of their europa league quarter final bend the match began a nightmare fashion for frankfurt with defender. committing a red card foul

al-jazeera and algeria as president has announced a caretaker government to be headed by prime minister nuri. the decision comes after weeks of protests against a two year old girl as these beautifully can exit polls in ukraine show comedian of lot of misery lansky has won the first round of the presidential election incumbent petro poroshenko is expected to finish second and make it to a runoff vote. early results in turkey's local elections show the main opposition party candidate taking a narrow lead in ankara the results are too close to call in istanbul with both sides claiming victory the municipal elections are seen as a test for the president but it doesn't act every victory and every loss is the will of our nation and we have to accept this fact as a necessity of democracy we will admit that we want people's hearts in cities we won but we were not successful enough in cities we lost and we will act accordingly prosecutors i'm a lazy are set to resume the hearing of a vietnamese national charged with the murder of north korean leader kim jong un's half brother due on the hong's trial

in other aspects been instrumental in getting that economy moving and the kids have nuri were i grew up in the first half of my life. the experience i had i grew up in a housing stamp my father was on employed was one of widespread spread poverty and thirty percent of the population and the one nine hundred seventy s. were without it without work. employment in your area is two percent so it's a remarkable transformation not a threat be able to a foreign direct investment or public sector employment in the case of noori but the home grown old printer nurse who are able to take advantage of an open border and i know there are businesses poets can get in the way of the economic development. politics often kind of create an economic so much but the consent to get in the way of breaks that could well get in the way of the success you've been enjoying in u.t. the problem of bragg's and i it makes national a down to the decision the house to be made it choose to be there are a share bradish whichever choice you make consequences but will the choices change many people who perhaps are the i

this hour algeria's president has announced a caretaker government to be headed by prime minister nuri. the decision comes after weeks of protests against eighty two year old abdul aziz. a woman accused of murdering the hoff brother of north korea's leader kim jong un has admitted to causing prosecutors in malaysia agreed to the lesser charge against. the poisoning of kuala lumpur airport two years ago. and israel has lifted a recently imposed ban on fishing in gaza and expanded the fishing zone to fifteen miles the decision as part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas. exit polls in ukraine show comedian of resume of the lenski has won the first round of the presidential election and cumberland petro poroshenko is currently running in second place showing how has more from kiev on what to expect from the runoff next month. the logic. of victory is not unexpected the polls have been tipping it for weeks but it is a pretty unlikely political victory this man has no political background or experience he played the part of a president in a t.v. series but that's

supports she faces a tough challenge from prime minister nuri in the movies hindu nationalist party but she's ready for it this election is unlike any election we've had since independence and it is it in action for the idea of india we are fighting to move madiba fighting to save the very idea of india i'm going to win one hundred percent of the question of how much my victory margin will be temperatures have already soared to more than thirty five degrees but there's no way. it's going to get a date anytime soon. it was reported there were only seven to eight percent of the candidates in this election are women we spoke earlier to meghna punk from mumbai she is one of india's foremost female writers she also curates a mumbai panel discussion on symbolism called feminist we asked why there are so few women in indian politics you know the question you bring up is so imperative . on this for ninety seven million women but politics is considered almost. a group under representation of women and this is also set to you know the true feeling. for the psyche of a villain are not always given

it was last seen in this two thousand and fourteen video at the al nuri mosque in mosul has been reported killed or wounded many times since this. shocking video in with me here in the studio to talk about it is analyst from the german institute for international insecurity affairs here in berlin and it's good to see you again what do you make of this video i mean first of all can we be sure that this is who we think it is well i think so he looks like. he has grown old and he's not really concentrating he doesn't speak as well as he did when he announced his caliphate in the nude at the ins on the mosque in the most sort of five years ago but he's he's there and he's talking to his supporters he's in contact with the organization as it seems he mentions the attacks in saudi arabia recently and the attack in sri lanka most importantly it was only a week ago which is only a week ago and i think that's the reason why he appears now he wanted to show that after the losses in syria of the loss of the last village by who's in eastern syria months ago the organization. still alive and kicking n

unite on at this point is that the system needs to go away the new cabinet is headed by prime minister nuriday modally who himself was appointed just three weeks ago. only six of twenty seven ministers from the outgoing cabinet have kept their jobs they include deputy defense minister and the chief of staff. on saturday he repeated his call for eighty two year old beautifully to be declared unfit for office and wound his opponents not to undermine the military. the analysts say there's been confusion and incoherence among algeria's ruling elite about how to respond to the crisis it's pretty clear that the people on the street don't want to replace tweedledee with tweedle dum they want a complete comprehensive radical transformation of algerian politics away from authoritarianism and toward a real democracy and how they'll be able to obtain that you know remains to be seen what's clear is the cabinet reshuffle falls far short of what protesters have been demanding and could lead to even larger protests in the days and weeks to come. to be al-jazeera let's not get an update from assad about i

night on at this point is that the system needs to go away the cabinet is headed by prime minister nuri dean badly who himself was appointed just three weeks ago. only six of twenty seven ministers from the outgoing cabinet have kept their jobs they include deputy defense minister and the chief of staff. on saturday he repeated his call for eighty two year old beautifully to be declared unfit for office and wound his opponents not to undermine the military. analysts say there's been confusion and incoherence among algeria's ruling elite about how to respond to the crisis it's pretty clear that the people on the street on don't want to replace tweedledee with tweedle dum they want a complete comprehensive radical transformation of algeria in politics away from authoritarianism and toward a real democracy and how they'll be able to obtain that you know remains to be seen what's clear is the cabinet reshuffle falls far short of what protesters have been demanding and could lead to even larger protests in the days and weeks to come. to be al jazeera. a woman originally accused of murdering

weeks of anti-government protest media saying the new government will be headed by prime minister nuri dean but. turkey's ruling ak party and its main opposition of both claim victory in istanbul's local election turkish broadcasters say almost ninety nine percent of the votes now been counted but the opposition is also saying that it's won the cities of anger and izmir. and exit polls and ukraine are showing that comedian brought to me as a lansky has won the first round of the country's presidential election selenski is a political novice who campaigned against corruption. in other stories we're following closely arab leaders meeting in tunisia have unified two were new that push for the creation one day a palestinian state they also rejected u.s. president donald trump's recognition of israel's sovereignty over the occupied golan heights but as have reports from tunisia they could not hide that many other divisions at this thirtieth. showing a united stance against u.s. recognition of israel's occupation of east jerusalem of the golan heights. the king of saudi arabia denounced dona

beautifully could resign sometime this week the new caretaker cabinet is headed by prime minister nuri we who himself was appointed just three weeks ago only six of twenty seven ministers from the outgoing cabinet have kept their jobs they include the deputy defense minister and army chief of staff there who's calling for a beautifully to be declared unfit for office but just after the new cabinet was announced take a look. back on the streets again saying they want a complete and radical change of algerian politics not just a reshuffle but speak to. following developments for us from tunis so clearly the protesters are having their say on the streets hashim but was this. cabinet reshuffle pardon me an attempt by the ruling elite to appease the protesters and make some concessions. it is definitely part of the tug of war between the military establishment and with the political elite of the entourage of president of the article was a last ditch town by his entourage to offer some concessions to the people back with the protesters saying that this is just an attempt to buy time and we'v

since he was filmed in 2014 proclaiming the creation of an islamic state at the great mosque of al-nuri, in mosul, iraq. in 2017,7, russian mededia claid al-baghdadi was killed in an airstrike in syria. in mozambique, the death toll from the tropical cyclone kenneth is at 38, with aid agencieses warning of a dedespee struggle to rereach people cutff byagaging oodwdwaters. the category-4-4 storm was one f the e strongest to ever r make landndfall on mainland a africa. it came justst six weeeeks after ananother devastating ststorm cyclone aiai hit mozamambique, d as sea surface temperatures off the coast of africa continue to rise due to climate change. in western sahara, moroccan authorities have swept out across the city of laayoune in a bid to crush protests, as activists call for a referendum on the status of the territory and demand the release of political prisoners. video clandestinely recorded and circulated on social media sites shows activists mina bali and aziza biza being beaten by plainclothes security officers as the women protest peacefully in the streets of western sahara'

algeria's president has announced a caretaker government to be headed by prime minister nuri. the decision comes after weeks of protests against eighty two year old abdelaziz bouteflika and early results in tessie's local elections show the main opposition party has won control of the capital ankara meanwhile in istanbul it's a tight race that still considered too close to call the municipal elections are seen as a test for president. well israel has lifted a recent ban on fishing in gaza the decisions part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas is includes expanding the fishing zone to fifteen north school miles to main border crossings into gaza will also reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel at least twenty five people have been killed and hundreds others injured after a severe thunderstorm swept through southern nepal rescuers are struggling to reach villages and barren and pasta districts and at least twenty people have been killed after a bus caught fire outside peru's capital lima emerge

night on at this point is that the system needs to go away the new cabinet is headed by prime minister nuri who himself was appointed just three weeks ago. only six of twenty seven ministers from the outgoing cabinet have kept their jobs they include deputy defense minister and army chief of staff. on saturday he repeated his call for eighty two year old beautifully to be declared unfit for office and wound his opponents not to undermine the military. analysts say there's been confusion and incoherence among algeria's ruling elite about how to respond to the crisis it's pretty clear that the people on the street don't want to replace tweedledee with tweedle dum they want a complete comprehensive radical transformation jury in politics away from authoritarianism and toward a real democracy and how we able to obtain that you know remains to be seen what's clear is the cabinet reshuffle falls far short of what protesters have been demanding and could lead to even larger protests in the days and weeks to come. to be al jazeera. turkey as local elections have seen the opposition make major gains

one might think it's smart to drop water on nuri al-maliki and you're a structural engineer, you shouldn'tey do. it's a big question of the trust. part of his 2016 strategy was calling ted cruz lying ted as you remember and calling hillary world class liar when it turns out that he's nearing the 10,000 mark according to the washington post with his lies. >> i mean, this is, you know, i think lies. >> does his base give him a long leash? >> i absolutely agree that to point the finger and shout liar when you yourself are going to be doing some fairly strategic political lying is not the smarsest move, at the same point, i think donald trump on twitter is everybody's dad. they should dump a bucket of water on that burning church. i didn't read the report, but i have a strong opinion. that's how normal people are. while i'm not sure i would say donald trump is a fully normal person, i would say people recognize that behavior and that interaction with the news and they apparently like what they see. >> water on a degrees fire. >> that was our -- >> wonder if he knows that. >> public service ann