that's been jambalaya identity teenage superstar from the o.p.'s created football history against national team player in his country. his dream the phone business. and that's me the guy with the camera who wants to follow being young in his attempt to live his dream. so i'm heading to topeka to footballing terra incognita in east africa not for the first time i went there before when binyam was a sixteen year old talented youth player in the capital i mean he's been jambalaya and of course he's got to. binyam was living in a dorm for talented athletes four hundred fifty kilometers away from his hometown to read quite privileged in this group. when he wasn't on the pitch he was making a little money as a construction worker to support his family back home. even back then i saw something special and i mean really special and that's the man who introduced us. the german coach ignore ignore this guy's eyes this is german guy german t.v. . he wants to feel the talents a future of it but only god look at looked. you know i think he got also told me tha

with smiles and handshakes if you o.p.'s prime minister left eritrea and a decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the covered you don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for the past twenty five years for twenty five years is not a short time the last we incurred in the past twenty five years cannot be recovered but today we feel like we have not lost anything we fail as if what we've lost has been regained suffered a key. the wall that was built between our people against their will for the last twenty years needs to be demolished the war that took the lives of thousands of waited many years and cost us dearly financially and finally become war without. abby it took the first step weeks ago by surprise and controversial decision to accept the terms of a peace deal they s

if the o.p.'s prime minister is in neighboring eritrea and the first such visit in almost thirty years these are the latest pictures coming into us here showing crowds in the capital as mara now the prime minister ahmed was greeted by the eritrean president. at the airport ahead of a summit between the two regional rivals ethiopia and eritrea to force a war in the past over eight disputed border but last month there were signs of a thaw as ethiopia's new prime minister accepted a peace agreement and restarted flights for the first time since one nine hundred ninety eight. south sudan's warring parties have agreed to another power sharing deal under which the rebel leader weak much chop will be reinstated as vice president the announcement was made by the foreign minister of neighboring sudan regional leaders have been mediating peace talks in uganda to end south sudan's civil war a similar deal to this one was signed in twenty fifteen but it fell apart a year later the conflict has killed tens of

we believe is the o.p.'s. the range of people who fled to bangladesh claim the mayan mom in a tree targeted civilians and not the terrorists. and the training to find out what the. military may have calculated the west response to the expulsion this would be new to. govern by. who is a democracy and they may not want to touch or. point to. a model with a lot of time i really have a lot of coffee on the ballot and needs only. time i will have one of my in my heart i don't like them when i would dearly love that i got them down when i got that idea maybe not but i have a deal that i let out of the i bottle that i don't i do not and will do this. is what it started i know what it says and i'm done with that the one that. acted on it i. kind of london and i did that in one of the little. the minute to dial down i at and god on the phone and the way that i know this without ever learned. the good the name they're going. after good to get with him out and then out and i'm happily do what. i did the pilot are good an

with smiles and handshakes if you o.p.'s prime minister left eritrea and their decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the discovered you don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for the past twenty five years twenty five years is not a short time the loss we incurred in the past twenty five years cannot be recovered but today we feel like we have not lost anything we feel as if what we've lost has been regained suffered. the wall that was built between our people against their will for the last twenty years needs to be demolished the war that took the lives of thousands of waited many years and cost us dearly financially and finally become war without. abuja took the first steps weeks ago by surprise and controversial decision to accept the terms of a peace deal they signe

with smiles at had chicks if you o.p.'s prime minister left eritrea and a decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the for don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for the past twenty five years for twenty five years is not a short time the last we incurred in the past twenty five years cannot be recovered but today we feel like we have not lost anything we feel as if what we've lost has been regain a three science offered. the wall that was built between our people against their will for the last twenty years needs to be demolished the war that took the lives of thousands of wasted many years and cost us dearly financially and finally become war without. abir took the first step weeks ago by surprise and controversial decision to accept the terms of a peace deal they signe

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tight race and the two front runners are gobby successor president emerson one god one from the zone o.p.'s and to opposition leader nelson chamisa a lawyer and pastor. now in a rare public appearance on the eve of the election mugabe said his successor and former ally took power illegally he said he would vote for opposition leader nelson chamisa rather than the ruling party that he led for decades but he did encourage zimbabweans to accept the election results regardless of which party emerges victorious you know many hope that the elections will bring long overdue change to zimbabwe which is suffering from high unemployment and an economy in meltdown melanie cora deval and adrian krishna sent us this report from harare. that tending our granny with the effigy that is something quite extraordinary campaign events like this one organized by the opposition m.d.c. party used to be extremely dangerous brutal crackdowns by the government was commonplace that was would you know. i was beaten up and had to spend three months in hospital i was bedridden and could only eat porridge my back was

opposition's candidate nelson chamisa seen here casting his ballot just a few minutes ago the rulings on o.p.'s emerson and god was promising to revive the economy following thirty seven years in power. al-jazeera how much has more from her. when you speak to people they'll tell you they really don't know which way this election's going to go because they've been told that the polls or the polls are being put out so far have say that it's going to be a very very tight race the other things as well to consider the main opposition leader nelson chamisa he's young he's been shaking up the scene recently rebel mugabe said he's not going to vote for the rulings on the speculation that people who support him in the army and in the ruling party may also choose not to vote for . votes are being counted in mali's presidential election with the results expected in the next few days present cato's hoping to win a second term but some polling stations weren't able to open because of security concerns four million people have been left off a new register of citizens in the northern indian state of us som

finally take a look back to this conversation we had in june about renewed diplomatic ties between if the o.p.'s and eritrea and what political scientists and researchers are a hundred to a tossup how to set about the potential for peace. it was serious serious about having peace with eritrea it would demilitarize. the border and i would remove the every now and then i will i also would have their. normal relations and it would but it would be it's not good we shouldn't think about this in terms of you know should we have killers or are or walls to to make the borders if you're fully agrees with you because you just final decision and remove their troops normalisation will not talk we're not going to discuss where to put the poles when you talk about how we can sell the great you know our diversity and commonalities between these borders between. we're happy to welcome back to the stream right how who joins us from stockholm sweden and. a lecturer in law at kill university in the u.k. welcome back to both of you that was a heated discussion we had last time and raul you were saying that there

theys optimism for change in the horn of africa rapid progress is being made after a few o.p.'s prime minister of the mohammad and expectedly made peace with their retreat and president their way key. was given a humorous welcome when he visited the capital asmara last sunday thousands of their retreat and lined the streets flags flew side by side. these were once bitter rivals whose three year war from one thousand nine hundred eight to two thousand led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people i both countries have since been in a state of what's described as no war but no peace during their summit in asmara the leaders agreed to normalize relations by fast reopening embassies restoring flights allowing direct phone calls and easing economic ties now president up there where his visit to ethiopia is cementing the throwing of frosty relations the sudden change to restore ties is surprising observers and is expected to have far reaching consequences for millions of their retreat and ethiopians who share close cultural and linguistic ties but who've been separated for man

with smiles and handshakes if you o.p.'s prime minister left eritrea and a decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the covered you don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for the past twenty five years twenty five years is not a short time the loss we incurred in the past twenty five years cannot be recovered but today we feel like we have not lost anything we feel as if what we've lost has been regained. the wall that was built between our people against their will for the last twenty years needs to be demolished the war that took the lives of thousands of waited many years and cost us dearly financially and finally become war without. abir took the first step weeks ago by surprise and controversial decision to accept the terms of a peace deal they signed of the year two

if the o.p.' prime minister is in neighboring eritrea in the first such visit in almost thirty years these are the latest pictures coming into us here showing crowds in the capital asmara now the prime minister was greeted by the eritrean president. at the airport ahead of a summit between the two regional rivals ethiopia and eritrea who force a war in the past over a disputed border but last month there were signs of a thaw as ethiopia's new prime minister accepted a peace agreement and restarted flights for the first time since one nine hundred ninety eight. south sudan's warring parties have agreed to an.

if the o.p.'s prime minister is in neighboring eritrea for an historic visit the prime minister ahmed was greeted by the eritrean president. at the airport ahead of a summit between these two regional rivals ethiopia and eritrea fought a costly war between one thousand nine hundred eighty s. and two thousand over eight to speak to border. one of the stories south sudan's warring parties have agreed to another power sharing deal under which the rebel leader frequent job will be reinstated as vice president regional leaders have been mediating peace talks in uganda to end south sudan's civil war. turkey's government has fired more than eighteen thousand people from state jobs saying they are a security risk the announcement was made a day before. or the president wretch of type one is to be sworn back into office with expanded presidential powers now those dismissed include nine thousand police officers six thousand armed forces personnel and hundreds of teachers and academics one hundred thirty tho

injuries following the brutal assault make a spark nationwide protests against abuse of women is the o.p's eritrea are hailing what they call a new era of peace and friendship after his story reconciliation talks the two countries' leaders agreed to end the state of war between them in their two decade long conflict claimed thousands of lives the two neighbors have already begun restoring telephone and flight connections. the japanese government says at least one hundred twelve people have died after days of heavy rain and mudslides rescuers have begun digging through mud and rubble racing to find survivors tens of thousands of emergency workers have been deployed to help more than two million people were ordered to evacuate their homes. for the hollywood producer harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexually assaulting a woman back in two thousand and six is the third sex assault case that's been brought against him and more are expected to follow while the new york judge denied prosecutors request for weinstein to be placed under house arrest allowing him to remain fre

same day a rich area reportedly pulled it back from the border as a gesture of consolation now if the o.p.'s parliament has passed an amnesty bill for those arrested during protests in twenty fifteen in two thousand and seventeen prime minister abu ahmed released fountains of political prisoners and this ended a state of emergency and announce an economic liberalization plan but many young people say only democratic elections will save their country mahmoud addle reports when a group of young men started protesting here against the location of the playground to a private developer little did they know all the was told to go build meant that the been to live to a change of leadership of the days of protests in the school told youths in other parts of me and neighboring omaha to region become protesting for political rights . university student. was one of the first to protest in. you know button it up but i mean. it's a sieve everyone else a whipping for a treat or the planned expansion of and a city which would take go inland from many from us poor one of the african grievance to rally a

tim is in for a change in the horn of africa rapid progress is being made after a few o.p.'s prime minister a big mohammed and expectedly made peace with their retreat and president eisenhower's up there waking. was given a humorous welcome when he visited the capital asmara last sunday thousands of their retreat and lined the streets flags from side by side. these were once bitter rivals whose three year war from one thousand nine hundred eight to two thousand led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people i both countries have since been in a state of what's described as no war but no peace during their summit in asmara the leaders agreed to normalize relations by fast reopening embassies restoring flights allowing direct phone calls and easing economic ties now president up there where his visit to ethiopia is cementing the throwing of frosty relations the sudden change to restore ties is surprising observers and is expected to have far reaching consequences for millions of their retreat and ethiopians who share close cultural and linguistic ties but who've been sep

iraq the same day reportedly pulled its troops back from the border as a gesture of free consultation o.p.'s parliament has passed an amnesty bill for those arrested during protests in twenty fifteen and twenty seventeen releasing thousands of political prisoners and ending a state of emergency for more let's bring in algeria is. in ethiopia capital addis ababa somehow made the pace of reconciliation has been very quick as we say but how is it translating for the people on the ground. well folly europeans have welcomed the whole of reforms. by the new prime minister . they celebrated and i really. celebrating this period of creative where the media has been much more freer than it's been and it seems as if prime minister is trying to make the changes he's making systematic specially when you look at that amnesty deal which was passed by parliament which gives unlisted to prisoners who've already been released and also removed from the list of terrorist organizations some opposition groups some of them i'm going to run and all these part and parcel of the reforms the prime minister wants t

more to come on this news hour if the o.p.'s prime minister has passed an amnesty for thousands of political prisoners but some are saying his reforms don't go far enough young people in iran are looking to leave the country as the economy continues to struggle and thousands mourn the death of another them pick figure skater who was murdered in his native kazakstan details coming up in sport. hello there we're still seeing showers over georgia they've been with us for a few weeks now and you can still see them on the satellite pictures stretching just from the northern parts of turkey there and across towards the caspian sea these downpours have been very very heavy and we've seen some rather large hail out of them as well further south is just dry as you'd expect at this time of year so force in beirut we're expecting a temperature of around thirty or thirty one degrees over the next few days and in baghdad will be up to around forty three so more hot weather for us to further towards the south and here in doha the winds are g

theys optimism for change in the horn of africa rapid progress is being made after a few o.p.'s prime minister of the mohammad and expectedly made peace with their retreat and president dies as a fairway keep at bay was given a humorous welcome when he visited the capital asmara last sunday thousands of their retreat and lined the streets flags flew side by side. these were once bitter rivals whose three year war from one thousand nine hundred eight to two thousand led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. both countries have since been in a state of what's described as no war but no peace during their summit in asmara the leaders agreed to normalize relations by fast reopening embassies restoring flights allowing direct phone calls and easing economic ties now president up there where his visit to ethiopia is cementing the throwing of frosty relations the sudden change to restore ties is surprising observers and is expected to have far reaching consequences for millions of their retreat and ethiopians who share close cultural and linguistic ties but who've been sep

hallelujah louis he's a region over security researcher he's joining us now from about that's an if you o.p.'s thanks for talking to us has some raising a very important point about the number of issues that need to be tackled or that one to be tackled at this a you summit are the leaders simply taking too much on at this point. thank you there you is now in this summit and in this case because time is undertaking the most radical set of reforms since this transition from the e.u. eighteen years back. and you mentioned the usual corruption you raise the issue of instability in some areas of the confidence and because that in spite that lack of capacity. at the commission and. the problem with financing of the security projects and even though the african union has made and passed several decisions very serious decisions based on it's not matching framework trying to impose sanctions in some places trying to promote democracy and trying to bring people to the table it doesn't have a strong capacity to follow on the implementation of those decisions and at this specific juncture i think that

support behind the opposition's candidate nelson chamisa going against his former party the routings o.p.'s party's emerson a man god was promising to revive the economy which is in tatters following mugabe's thirty seven year rule the opposition in cambodia is calling for the results of the general election to be rejected by the international community it comes after the ruling party claimed victory in sunday's vote which is being widely described as a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen who's been in office for over thirty years is accused of voter intimidation and last year he dissolved the main opposition party whose leader is in jail awaiting trial for treason. a teenage palestinian activist freed from israeli prison on sunday says she's considering studying law to help defend her people the seventeen year old spent almost eight months in jail for kicking and slapping an israeli soldier she's urging people to continue to fight against the israeli occupation had to mean we spoke to our dizzier about her ordeal. then through a geisha it was really hard i was subject to

a little funny not why not and then again why it generated the whole people who believe most of the o.p.'s. lot of my kids i don't want them up with johnny gaddaar of the moment to call them out how do it all the kids or is it a little odd i'm a little white kid might be old enough to want to think i don't want to put out a look at my work party without all the other blood that it. is. in the last days of the soviet union people were full of hope and anticipation of the upcoming changes underground music by young musicians of the time captured the mood perfectly what was it like to live and make music in that atmosphere. somebody. please to. put it. it's. the u.k. says one woman exposed to the nerve agents not the chalk this week has died another person still remains in a critical condition. in world cup football news now russia found celebrated long into the night despite their loss and gave their team a hero's welcome back in most go after they defied all expectations to reach the last day it's. also croatia joined england france and belgium in the world cup semi finals off the edging

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