ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party obligated we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition it that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. dhaka. was staying with matters electoral vote counting has begun in parts of the d.l.c. the democratic republic of congo after presidential elections there voting was extended in some polling stations which opened late the main opposition coalition has complained of irregularities in many polling stations the voting machine didn't war and this was not the proper assist and also in the many polling stations i walk or lesion move. i wore people our weaknesses or didn't we're not allowed to be in deploying cision and after the food. before counting th

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition it that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. dhaka sumit ganguly is professor of political science at indiana university he says despite the overwhelming victory the government could face protests. i think democracy is clearly at risk in mandan vanished and this election underscores those risks opposition upon intentions when at a significant disadvantage in this election and the principle leader of the opposition they can calibers he is in prison and there has been allegations that even the chief election commissioner has behaved in a somewhat partisan fashion his two colleagues have expressed reserva

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. the urge immediately to dance that this would reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country struck at al jazeera. ok let's get more on that one for you sumit ganguly joins us live on skype from bloomington indiana in the states he's a professor of political science at indiana university some of the arithmetic does stack up to quite an astonishing picture two hundred eighty three out of three hundred that's as a result victory it's an absolutely resoundingly victory and obviously it raises questions about the fairness of the election given the rather crippling disadvantages that the opposition had going into the election and now when this overwhelmin

for most of the last three decades zia heads the bangladesh national party the largest in an opposition coalition and she is currently in prison serving seventeen years for corruption charges she says opposite of agent joel stratford reports from dhaka. voters cast their ballots overturn an election campaign described by the bond with a she opposition as one of the most violent in this country's forty seven year history. forever do we have a lot of hope in this election because we couldn't vote in the last one but this time we came to vote let's see what happens now the government deployed hundreds of thousands of security forces across the country an effort it said that was to guarantee a peaceful vote weeks of violence and what the opposition described as intimidation by the ruling party in the build up to this election certainly the situation at this polling station has been calm but that's not to say there haven't been allegations of voter fraud members of an opposition polling station monitoring team say they had their i.d.'s and election papers confiscated they said they were threatened and

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this would reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the open. that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. we have the election commission conducting this investigation but how credible is that going to be. well certainly according to the opposition that we've spoken to any investigation by the election commission is not going to be credible by any means the opposition told us they said that the election commission was deeply politicized and have been corrupted. by a government's agenda again by government intimidation ruling party intimidation certainly . election commission workers that i spoke to outside that polling station yesterday and these are members of the public

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this would we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country struck at al jazeera. now voting has been extended in many areas of the democratic republic of congo hafter a day of disruption and frustration in the country's long delayed election more than forty six million people have registered to elect a successor to president joseph kabila it's been in power for eighteen years turned you on candidates were approved to wrong but the leading contenders are kabbalist chosen candidates emanuel marans on a showery and opposition candidates felix yes i k.d. and martin finally voting got off to a slow start due to terentia rai

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party over. the urge immediately to cancel this would reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country struck at al jazeera. and joining me now from momo in sweden is taz named kelly l. an exiled bangladeshi journalist and writer on human rights issues that is very much for coming on to al-jazeera unfasten and your reaction to this what seems to be a long slide victory. i mean really are we are we looking at a fourth term that's been a underlined her grip on power here. what we're looking at right now is one of the most. rigged election in history in bangladesh is history it's not a lens lead to victory but the ruling party has many edge to. rig i mean nearly

percival's of the opposition of the united of the main opposition coalitions united in refusing to accept whatever whatever results comes from this hugely flawed election. the opposition. elections took place it broke before going to the polls in to see factions of the breakaway faction led try to felix the security. has been given a lot less in the opinion polls than his competitors and more feeling for you now must employ you yet again didn't have much of a support base throughout most of the country he was only really known here in the capital he has the backing of two political heavyweights who haven't been allowed to vote in this election they were blocked by the court mores the two million jobs yet. judging by opinion polls and judging by what we've seen at rallies around the country and with the judging by the actions of the overthrow of these things martin for you is seen by them that their greatest threat he wasn't allowed to travel to some places for his campaign one of his rallies was violently broken up by the police. pretty improbable gave him a substantial lead gave him abou

the candidate for the largest opposition coalition attended a church service in concerta by the local archbishop appealed for calm ahead of sunday's vote two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march two months off to the new president is due to be sworn in as the top stories coming up next it's the listening post. on the twenty second of may a series of major news stories broke across west africa in a simultaneous publication now known as the west africa leaks journalists from eleven countries have pored over gigabytes of data nearly thirty million leaked documents on tax havens and the secretive offshore.

but new opposition coalition leader kemal hussein has kept on campaigning. i would appeal to the people you must be courageous voting is our right this is how we show ownership of our country. accusations of harassment and intimidation have raised concerns about the credibility of the vote. security has been stepped up in the capital dhaka burned across the country internet services have been severely restricted this authorities climb in an effort to fight propaganda. starting with sealing where the wild oats boat crew are saving a particularly sweet victory after winning the prestigious sydney hall but yacht race the last year the boats crossed the line first but was stripped of the title following a near collision early on this time there were no such problems for the australian vessel as the drac top a ninth win in the seventy fourth edition of the event but it ended up being one of the closest races in years while those completed the route in one day nineteen hours seven minutes and twenty one seconds. football now or soccer it is very big in many countr

but new opposition coalition leader kemal hussein has kept on campaigning. i would appeal to the people you must be courageous voting is our right this is how we show ownership of our country. accusations of harassment and intimidation have raised concerns about the credibility of the vote. security has been stepped up in the capital dhaka and across the country internet services have been severely restricted this authorities claim in an effort to fight propaganda. we stay in asia and rescuers in indonesia searching for one hundred fifty people still missing after saturday's tsunami this after officials warned of fresh danger from the. weekend and the possibility of another tidal wave saturday's deadly raids killed at least four hundred thirty people for the survivors return to normal life has not proved easy. has this report. sometimes the sea is a friend sometimes a photo mark says he's a fisherman in love one west java who is look to the sea for his livelihood and as a source of food. i could make as much as fifty euros a week from fishing curing the mons

opposition coalition leader come out has seen voiced his anger. people are being people who have been there is two candidates have been arrested and one to see them on president did not know who heard of it would not be able to go as i could not even to be able to say we were in a bad dream i would not think it would monger there's up to forty seven you and i would have proved it isn't here. despite heavy security clashes turned deadly between rival groups it's been nearly fifty years since bangladesh gained independence but the country still isn't free from political turmoil. initial projections are for a landslide election win for prime minister but more than forty opposition candidates say they won't accept the election results joining us now our correspondent michelle chase while she is standing by for us at the election media center in the capital dhaka amisha there were fears head of time that this election would not be free and fair have those fears now become reality. well it really depends on who you ask the opposition as well as the oppo

opposition coalition leader come out his same voiced his anger. we look being people are being there is two candidates being there is two and one get to see the president did not know her dog it would not be a rose i could not be with you the world is that you were in a bad dream i could not think it was wrong with theirs over forty seven you and i would have you given your post. it's been nearly fifty years since bangladesh gained independence but the country still isn't free from political turmoil the election commission says it is investigating nationwide allegations of vote rigging . as but to our correspondent michele jazz well and i also about the reports of violence between opposition members and supporters of the ruling party there have been reports of deaths as accu to fourteen but as many as nine people have been killed in different parts of but even speaking about fight in different parts of bangor they should excuse me but even speaking about talk it is worth noting that while our time out at the polling centers we noticed recently not

opposition coalition leader come out hussein voiced his anger. people are being killed people are being arrested candidates are being arrested and one get literacy that president did not know her dog would not be given bones i could not even be able to. even a bad dream nightmare i could not think of bangladesh after forty seven when i would have given here in gaza. it's been nearly fifty years since bangladesh gained independence but the country still isn't free from political turmoil the election commission says it's investigating nationwide allegations of vote rigging. our correspondent mr just wall is in today she's been speaking with voters at polling stations across the city and she told us about her experience shortly before the polls closed. to polling station in dhaka where voting is going to be closing down those are still continuing to trickle in but also about two thousand four hundred waters the presiding officer told us about a thousand and one of about forty percent of plus a heavy security deployment as we have seen across talk la

this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party on the run. we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition it that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. a rescue operation involving some five hundred people is underway following a gas explosion and partial building collapse in russia the blast in an apartment block happened early on monday in the southwestern city of might need to go four people have been confirmed and killed of confirmed killed and four others were injured more than seventeen still missing. still ahead here on al-jazeera why the immediate withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria has been put on polls and protests continue in sudan calling for a change of government to stay with us here on al-jazeera. hallow the rain that was fall

presidential elections that voting was extended at some polling stations which opened late the main opposition coalition has complained of irregularities. in. the voting machine. and many polling stations. i warn people our witnesses or didn't were not allowed to be in the polling station and after. the vote before counting the ballots. so more for many of our witnesses. taken out. of the polling station but suddenly. let's say. who reports from the capital kinshasa president joseph kabila dated early has let the democratic republic of congo in eighteen yes. this election two years a veggie is to choose his successor my only concern is that we have every right. and. the might be wrong. and this is the man he wants to take over rama zani shattering he's on the european union sanctions list accused of rights abuses and put so many people i think victory is on my side and tonight i will be president that the heavy rain in the capital kinshasa didn't put people off. and there's no sign of a low turnout by thirty eight percent of eligible voters have already registered. but no fool have been able to vote the

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this would reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a nonpolitical government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected devote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country struck at al jazeera. david back when there's a journalist who was based in bangladesh for many years and has knowledge of this election closely he says the blatancy of the very tricky shocking but i think the legitimacy of the elections will be seriously in question i mean clearly the government will have its ducks in the row more get. loyal country's government officials and its partners on election observers to say that the election is free and fair but all reports that coming out of bangladesh from independent sources suggest there was widespread real rigging i mea

the candidate for the largest opposition coalition attended a church service in concerta where the local archbishop appealed for calm ahead of sunday's vote two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march two months after the new president is due to be sworn in. as the top stories coming up next it's the listening post. on the twenty second of may a series of major news stories broke across west africa in a simultaneous publication now known as the west africa leaks journalists from eleven countries had pored over gigabytes of data nearly thirty million leaked documents on tax havens and the secretive offshore companies of the rich and powerful like the panama papers investigations of two thousand and sixteen and the paradise paper's stories last year this collaboration was coordinated by the i.c.i. j. the international consortium of investigative journalists based in the us it worked alongside the norbert zongo cell for investigative journalism or sonos zero in burkean a fast so we've reported on

most of the past three decades zia heads the bangladesh nationalist party the largest in the opposition coalition but now she's serving a seventeen year prison sentence for corruption charges she says are politically motivated charles stratford has that story from dhaka on the day's events voters cast their ballots off journalists in campaign described by the band with issue opposition as one of the most violent in this country's forty seven year history. of the do we have a lot of hope in this election because we couldn't vote in the last one but this time we came to vote let's see what happens now the government deployed hundreds of thousands of security forces across the country an effort it said that was to guarantee a peaceful vote for weeks of violence and what the opposition described as intimidation by the ruling party.

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition it that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. a rescue operation involving some five hundred people is underway following a gas explosion and partial building collapse in russia the blast in an apartment block happened early on monday in the southwestern city of might need to go for people who have been confirmed and killed of confirmed killed and four others were injured more than seventy still missing. still ahead here on al-jazeera.

for most of the last three decades zia heads the bangladesh national party the largest in an opposition coalition and she is currently in prison serving seventeen years for corruption charges she says are politically motivated charles stratford reports from dhaka. voters cast their ballots alterna lection campaign described by the bangladeshi opposition as one of the most violent in this country's forty seven year history. probably heard about it we have a lot of hope in this election because we couldn't vote in the last one but this time we came to vote let's see what happens now the government deployed hundreds of thousands of security forces across the country an effort it said that was to guarantee a peaceful vote weeks of violence and what the opposition described as intimidation .

presidential elections there voting was extended in some polling stations which opened late the main opposition coalition has complained of irregularities in many pulling stations the voting machine war. and this was not the proper. and also you know many police station i work or allusion. i warn people our weaknesses or didn't we're not allowed to be sedition and after. the vote before counting the ballots. so more for many of our witnesses where taken out. of the voting station sunday's vote was in fact two years overdue let's hear now from malcolm webb who reports from the capital kinshasa. president joseph kabila dated early has left the democratic republic of congo for even eighteen years. this election two years a vigil is to choose his successor my only concern is that we have this very heavy rain. and probably for the time out might be wrong. and this is the man he wants to take over ramadani shattering he's on the european union sanctions list accused of rights abuses and put certain people i think victory is on my side and tonight i will be president. but the heavy rain hit the capital kinshasa

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this would we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. with al-jazeera. right now we can say to david bergman his adjourn this is the base in bangladesh for many years he knows the country really well thank you for talking to us live from london charles stratford ended his report there by suggesting that the rejection of this election result will have a fairly significant impact on the political and security future of bangladesh what would he mean by that. well i think the legitimacy of the elections will be seriously in question i mean clearly the government will have its ducks in the row mortgage. lawyer countri

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country but al-jazeera. a rescue operation involving some five hundred people is underway following a gas explosion and partial building collapse in russia the blast in an apartment block happened early on monday in the southwest of the city of miami told walsh three people have been confirmed killed and three others injured seventy nine are still missing. still ahead here on al-jazeera we take a close look at the rise of the far right in germany as foreigners and refugees come increasingly under attack. and with a new congress in place what challenges lie ahead for u.s

his decision because this is the sense franchising he's always has but then we have another opposition coalition led by leaks to see keddie one of the major presidential candidates and they have to say that they will go on with the election regardless complicates michel because i think guided oppositions really push so much for the electoral commission to say to come back and say that if people have to go to the poll as well or a to conference or event in kinshasa come from thank you. now warring sides in yemen battling for control of the port city of had data have been meeting face to face the u.n. has been hosting talks as part of the latest efforts to end four years of conflict a cease fire in the city has been in place since december eighteen but both sides accuse each other a breaking it reports. patiently hoping for peace the people of the yemeni city of hard data are putting their faith in a fragile truce as nearby a meeting is held between forces loyal to president abu months who are cloudy and who feel. the conflict is now in its fourth year more than sixty thousand people have been kil

election in the democratic republic of congo martin for you lou the candidate for the largest opposition coalition attended a church service in kinshasa where the local archbishop appealed for calm ahead of sunday's vote two people were killed during a workers' strike in the city of beni on friday after the electoral commission excluded three opposition strongholds from voting after decades of violence the catholic church is seen by many as the country's main political mediator. we must not under any circumstances allow the elections become another opportunity to destroy the democratic republic of congo at this till the blood of the congolese people which has flowed too much already for decades. and now dash is closed down its mobile internet connections as the country prepares for sunday's election the regulator says the move is designed to prevent what it calls rumors and propaganda surrounding the vote the election campaign has been marred by violence but the ruling party says the vote will be fair charles traffic reports from dakka. mohamad. has been the manager of this restaurant in the pan w

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalitionincluding the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition. that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. the vote counting is also underway in the democratic republic of congo after a long awaited presidential election the opposition has raised concerns over irregularities provisional results are expected in the coming days the election could result in the democratic republic of congo's first transition of power through the ballot box. as the latest from the capital kinshasa. president joseph kabila of eighty delhi has led the democratic republic of congo for even eighteen years. this election two years a video is to choose his successor my only concern is that we

controversial election in the democratic republic of congo martin fi ulu the candidate for the largest opposition coalition attended a church service in kinshasa where the local archbishop also appealed for calm ahead of sunday's vote two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march well the crusades an arab perspective is the program that continues now and they'll be the news hour after that about twenty five minutes time i'll see then. our war on terror begins with but it does not in there no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat than the regime of saddam hussein this is a regime that have something hard they have here a significant propaganda. and guesswork not one w m d's site would found in iraq since one thousand nine hundred one iraq a deadly deception on al-jazeera. the year eleven twenty seven. i made the deans indeed. becomes governor of mosul in northern iraq. its former governor modood. and stood up to the crusaders during their otherwise unstoppable expansion the east. but modood had be

wife sarah who very rarely contradicts him in public said this shouldn't be a question of opposition or coalition she said this should be a political issue it should be beyond politics and she frankly appeared shocked that he had indeed made this move so. you know most of most of his failings is that is that he sees this as a quote unquote leftist issue and his government is a right wing government but i think that the message has now been heard after the massive protests that really had no political stripe on them right or left women from the entire spectrum of israeli spoke out on tuesday so i think maybe going to take some action is political there is no feminine struggle without it politics inside it we are talking about power and the balance of the power and in the gap between the jewish and palestinian authority we are under this before again under this government for decades and it's going from you know on gender issues we require it day we see when government doing side like oppressing and five million behind the wall and the west america and we see that what's happening and with the bill

then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this would reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country struck with al jazeera. voting has been extended in many areas of the democratic republic of congo after a day or disrupt a disruption and frustration in the long delayed poll voters have been frustrated by torrential rain broken voting machines and missing ballot lists people cast symbolic ballots in three largely opposition strongholds where authorities delayed voting until march citing risks from ebola and ethnic violence afghanistan's presidential election has been perspiring by three months to gave authorizes more time to organize the ballots and the votes will be held on july the twentieth it c

ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this what we reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the opposition that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country struck with al-jazeera. a rescue operation involving some five hundred.

senior member of martin flues opposition alliance main coalition from the opposition rudy what's yourreaction to this news that we've just heard the election's going to be postponed by a week but we we are not happy about this decision really shows that or mr mungo who's in charge of all they look to a commission which he has failed mission because he didn't want to listen to anybody if you want to participate want to take interest of the country first we've been telling you since he's been to you to continue. not to damage the election on the twenty first term about twenty pages you took him to you is this not adults about this is not not about day or weeks to come that's going to come out of the loons missions why because we're going to put it up for national. at the national level or we don't need to national level i mean like i mean it's like to be slightly you want to publish them you want to listen to anybody if you want to even present the opposition was taking things where you are on him because he's in.

for most of the last three decades zia heads the bangladesh national party the largest in opposition coalition but she is currently in prison serving seventeen years for corruption charges she says are politically motivated and leader bangladeshis opposition alliance has called the vote full circle and is calling for a new election to be held under the authority of a nonpartisan government. look being people are being arrested candidates are being arrested and one get a little receiving president did not know her daughter would not be a rose i could not be with a world that. even a bad real nightmare could not think it was wrong that is over forty seven you and i would have the it isn't a good causes. tanveer chantry joins me now from. the scene of the saying just a. bit of course the opposition is saying this is still sick and the calling for fresh is likely to get any traction well it depends on who you ask also in the street i'm a she does have our support our she has been praised by the international community for how she dealt with the rohingya refugee crisis and the arm of the us has bee

presidential elections there rating was extended in some polling stations which opened late the main opposition coalition has complained of irregularities sunday's vote is two years overdue as marc webb now reports from the capital kinshasa. president joseph kabila voted early has left the democratic republic of congo fifteen eighteen years. this election two years a veggie is to choose his successor my only concern is that we have this very every right. and property for the timeout might be low. and this is the man he wants to take over rama zani shattering he's on the european union sanctions list accused of rights abuses seventy i think victory is on my side and tonight i will be president. but the heavy rain in the capital kinshasa didn't put people off. and there's no sign of a low turnout by thirty eight percent of eligible voters had already registered. but no fool of being able to vote is a polling station inside this primary school scott voting machines ready to go if there's no copy of the electoral register here subsequently facts for the people inside to be dusted sunrise waiting to vote the

presidential election to the tune was extended and some polling stations which opened late the main opposition coalition has complained of irregularities in many polling stations diverting machine awards and this was not the purpose. and also in the many police titian i work or allusion mover. i wore people our weaknesses or didn't where not allowed to be in deploying cision and after the vote. before counting the ballots purple some more for many of our witnesses were taken out. of the buildings titian israel's prime minister says he's received a personal pledge from brazil's president elect to move his country's embassy to jerusalem benjamin netanyahu says diables a narrow told him it was a question of when not if the move will go ahead because long been authorities say they're investigating an assassination plot against the president to case involving three venezuelan nationals the foreign minister says the men were arrested with heavy weapons intelligence suggests they were planning to target two k. or right wing economists was frequently criticized the socialist government of the venezuelan leader

largest opposition party in the country and also the presidential candidate of one of the opposition coalition people of very very disappointed by this decision by the electoral commission to postpone the election to the day that hiatt they say that they were so ready to go to the polls on sunday remember this is an election that has already been previously delayed by two yes' but then their leaders spoke to them and they stay calm we're going to go to the election on the thirtieth as the electoral commission has requests that we're going to continue campaigning but they also told their supporters that should there be another delay. in the they should the electoral commission come back and ask for more time and they shouldn't wait the supporters shouldn't wait for a meeting such as this one that was held today if you just go straight to the streets and process and get their voices heard. and there's also a tense sammis fear there isn't there around all of the campaigning in the in the d r c and clearly a deep level of distrust between opposition groups and the government there. yes and that is

wife sarah who very rarely contradicts him in public said this shouldn't be a question of opposition or coalition she said this should be a political issue it should be beyond politics and she frankly appeared shocked that he had indeed made this move so. you know most of most of his failings is that is that he sees this as a quote unquote leftist issue and his government is a right wing government but i think that the message has now been heard after the massive protests that really had no political stripe on them right or left women from the entire spectrum of israeli spoke out on tuesday so i think maybe going to take a political there is no feminine struggle without politics inside it we are talking about the power and the balance of the power and in the gap between the jewish and palestinian authority we are under this under this government for decades and it's going from you know the ratios we require we take we see what this government doing. bristling. behind the wall and the west america and we see that what's happening and with the building a woman inside we cannot say that it's a socia

achieved something, it has brought together conservative levers and members of every other opposition party in a coalitiongainst the deal. mr speaker... mr speaker... mr speaker, it could have been so different. it could've been so different. it could've been so different following the 2017 election. the prime minister... order, order, calm yourselves. some of these antics are rather undesirable and deprecating. they may have a role on the playing fields at some public school, i don't know, but they have no role in this chamber. via unseemly and inappropriate. it could've been so different. i am going to say it once but i'll say it is many times as necessary, . . . but i'll say it is many times as necessary, . .. you but i'll say it is many times as necessary, . . . you are but i'll say it is many times as necessary,... you are watching the opening of the house of commons debate on the eu with the role bill. they will be more coverage on beyond 100 days on world news injust a they will be more coverage on beyond 100 days on world news in just a few minutes' time. we're going to be staying with the commons

wife sarah who very rarely contradicts him in public said this shouldn't be a question of opposition or coalition she said this should be a political issue it should be beyond politics and she frankly appeared shocked that he had indeed made this move so. you know most of most of his failings is that is that he sees this as a quote unquote leftist issue and his government is a right wing government but i think that the message has now been heard after the massive protests that really had no political stripe on them right or left women from the entire spectrum of israeli spoke out on tuesday so i think maybe going to take some action is political there is no feminine struggle without politics inside it we are talking about the power and the balance of the power and in the gap between the jewish and palestinian authority we are under this before again under this government for decades and it's going from you know the ratios we require we play we see when government doing side like oppressing them in five million behind the wall and gaza and the west america and we see that what's happening and with

shatter he wins by a small amount ensuring that he is able or needs to co-opt opposition members into some kind of coalition government possibly a transitional government until the two hundred twenty three election this is this is obviously not ideal which who which members of the opposition would be happy going into a coalition government is still yet to be seen. in awful cos we imagine that as martin feel has a higher level of support than they were expecting i think we'll probably be leaning towards more of a kennedy whether he'll want to come in his father was obviously etienne was obviously so adverse to joining into a coalition with kabila or his his kind of party the f.c.c. this this is what we're looking at i don't think there's any chance that the opposition could possibly win because the results are going to be unfair ok too if i mean picking up on on what indigo was saying you know. if mr shuddery were to win just how difficult would it be for him to form a government going forward thank you very much i really support the war illegal mission but i have to answer this question of to a level let me

i made growing opposition from within coalition. also ahead on the program the french president meets political on union leaders. break his silence on some of the country's. decades. pinning the blame on social media for fueling. the french foreign minister. to interfere after the us president tweets about the yellow protest claiming they were chanting for him we asked people if that was really the case. for me. trump represents the very worst president. we meet a young boy whose devotion to his football. but a lifetime only. live from our international news center in moscow this is our senior warm welcome to the program my name's unilever. we begin this hour with news in from westminster where it looks like the british prime minister is set to postpone choose these crucial parliamentary vote on her much maligned briggs's plan opposition leader jeremy corbyn has joined all name cabinet sources saying treason may is not going to risk what looks increasingly like a humiliating defeat. to london to polly boyko polly we will know for su

wife sarah who very rarely contradicts him in public said this shouldn't be a question of opposition or coalition she said this should be a political issue it should be beyond politics and she frankly appeared shocked that he had indeed made this move so. you know most of most of his failings is that is that he sees this as a quote unquote leftist issue and his government is a right wing government but i think that the message has now been heard after the massive protests that really had no political stripe on them right or left women from the entire spectrum of israeli spoke out on tuesday so i think maybe going to take some action is political there is no feminine struggle without politics inside it we're talking about power and the balance of the power and the gap between the jewish and palestinian authority we are under this under this government for decades and it's going from you know one gender ratios we required to we see what the government doing five like oppressing them and five million behind the wall in the west america and we see that what's happening and with the policemen and wome

we understand the votes are still being counted at this stage and yet both the ruling coalition and the opposition a claiming victory tell people why you are reacting to that. so yeah as you say everybody thinks they've they've won i think firstly there's a very strong some optimism among voters people have waited for seven years for this election it's two years later than the constitution allowed. i was walking around in my house today and everyone's talking excitedly about who they voted for and sure enough got into fingers. i've spoken to lots of people and so far i'm yet to meet anybody who voted for should our. president because hunting success i'm going as you say you seem confident yesterday you said i will be the president of the republican so we'll see if we will see any of you but of course with that in mind i mean one has to ask the question whether the opposition actually sounds a chance against the president could be his protege and then us should ari. sadly i don't think the opposition do stand much of a charm the whole campaign has been massively rigged in favor of that are you and

opposition groups are calling a slave law. was whoever does not jump is victor are banned they chant hungary's prime minister apart among this coalitionof opposition all day sunday thousands from the greens to the far right are united and. fed up with what they see is their government creeping authoritarianism and the thick of the smoke bombs tear gas and clashes desperate voices plead for calm. was do not do not through why are you throwing he shouts. others point the finger at the police i want to see that these protesters are here for you to for you and you and you for all of you. is the outrage was sparked by a rowdy parliamentary session last week with viktor or bans government taking over control of a judicial system that has until now been independent and weakening employment rights described as a slave law by critics. for many the seventh constitutional change in his many years on our band was the last straw. and that look at what i'd like to have a democracy here i'd like to have in a country where i can freely decide what i can do and no decisions i'm a department head and i am sorry but that we have unfortunately reached th

sudan operating without too much support from from around the country but there could be a coalition of opposition that would emerge now the army is not entirely behind the government and of course the there are factions within the ruling party itself there could be. a coup would. be sheer he of course is not the only problem the problem is rooted in the n.c.p. and in the structures of government but there has been a long history in sudan of people being willing to turn to the army or to a faction of the army to remove an incompetent to a corrupt or oppressive government of course that hasn't always resulted in an improvement but. there is the opportunity when if a government is overthrown and removed there is the opportunity for a new coalition of political interests to try to set the country to derogate the army isn't. hasn't proved to be the best. of politics as we've seen after all bashir came in with a military coup but there is the possibility whether it's likely or not i really don't know faisal i'd like your thoughts on that do you think that that there really is a possibility that the gov

the oppositions surprised by the fact the coalition decided to posostpone the election for security reasons, when in many cicities and regions across the congo, there are security problems, people are dying. citiest these three should be excluded from the vote . according to the opposition it is because they are o opposition strongholds. w wanthoritities do not these cities to be able t to vo. this is what the opposition announced today. it will be interesting to see if callopulation follows this for a general strike on friday. >> indonesia has raised the danger status of a volcano t tht triggerered the deadly y tsunami over the weekend. the exclusion zone has been doubled to a five kilometer radius and a number of flights in the region have been rebooted. local communities have been warned to o stay at leasast a kilometer away from the coastline. to more on this, we go jakarta to speak with our correspondent. authorities have raised the alert level for the volcano. what does this mean? what further activity can we expect to see? >> the volcano has been belching water,, falling into the cre

vote to choose a successor to president joseph kabila but opposition candidate says he would only sign if amendments were made ruling coalition candidate emmanuel i'm vanisher direct indorse the agreement. earlier the country's top archbishop appealed for calm as follows weeks of political unrest two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march two months after the new president is due to be sworn in. the electoral commission need to tell the truth we are not people you can just trick in foo how can it be the can chasseur votes and then in beni and over there they are not voting. commission needs to take the time to explain to us what happens if a large part of the population can't vote are they going to know the election over there be continuity in the months in between there is total confusion with their calendar and they can take this well beyond. still ahead an al-jazeera first the war now the flood the severe weather brings more misery for thousands of internally displaced syrians. the desperate search to find a group of mine is in