counted in a rerun of last year's presidential election the country's top court an older president peter rica's victory because of evidence of vote tampering this makes malawi the 2nd african country to avoid a presidential election result because of irregularities can you do the same thing in 2070 the w.'s and l's in jakarta is a malawian explains what's at stake. president is seeking a 2nd 5 year term the nearest but political pundits say it's too close to call he faces the main well positioned challenger. who leads a grand alliance on little known whining this is the fist time in my lobby where that we now according to roll must have at least a 50 percent plus one of the top order just like avoids the election in iran comes after the crucial court decided in february 2 are now the $21040.00 must see video quality is their decision or that the supreme court of appeal held last month they will try to get mr issue has been dogged by allegations of corruption disrespecting good rule of rule and poor governance. is according to recent far very cheap when the president say. elves and shit got out

the vote the election was a rerun of last year's presidential ballot won by the then incumbent peter rica that vote was marred by irregularities and the former leader's supporters claim the same thing has happened this time around check where i is promising to tackle corruption and create much needed jobs the green party appears to have made major gains in local elections held across france while president emmanuel macross party has struggled it's the 2nd round of polls for mayors and ministers will councillors which was delayed due to the coronavirus lock down the greens are poised to take control of the cities of the all bordeaux and strasburg while the far right national front has taken the southern city of perth being an election is seen by many as a test of president reform policies. and poland's president has won the most votes in the election there but it's not enough to prevent a run off poll incumbent under a dude that took just under 42 percent of the vote and will now face a 2nd poll in 2 weeks time. those are the top stories the news continues after witness war lies and hashta

check whether won with just under 59 percent of the vote but the ruling party of incumbent leader peter mata rica wants the result in all this is a surging corona virus infections in the u.s. 2500000 cases have been recorded so far of the total of $125000.00 people have lost their lives both florida and arizona have set new daily infection heights. and in india authorities have reported another record jump of more than 800000 cases in 24 hours more than half a 1000000 people have now been infected and that's leading to worries about a shortage of medical equipment. after months of lockdown restrictions costa rica is preparing to reopen the country to international tourists widespread testing has set it apart from other latin american nations which are still struggling to contain infections as manuel repeller reports. a massive coronavirus testing campaign is underway in. district it's a response to a recent spike in infections in this part of the country but it's important to know why you don't have the virus and to prevent more infections i think there are a lot of people that are infecting othe

hot zones lazarus has been through one in malawi's new president after he defeated incumbent peter mares rica and a historic rerun and the 1st time in africa that a court ordered fires has led to a victory for the opposition candidate. with your help we will restore a new generation has faith. in the possibility of the have been our government that serve. not our government our room. a government that is fired. not a government that if you're a. big government that listens that a government that shall. the government but fights for you. against. thousands of people in myanmar's rakhine state have been forced to flee their homes as the army prepared to launch an operation against separatists the un says measures are needed to save civilian lives police in hong kong have arrested at least $53.00 people during protests against china's planned national security law it comes as china's top legislative body begins a 3 day meeting it's expected to enact the new law that targets subversion terrorism and foreign interference in the city versus in poland to choosing a president and elections delayed be

staged a protest against what they say is government interference in the judiciary president peter mackay rica sent the country's chief justice into early retirement just 2 weeks before an election rerun the president had earlier attempted to overturn the ruling in the course of his bid for reelection last month the supreme court ruled against the presidents. so those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera the war in juba station that's a watching. cairo the morning of monday the 5th of june 1967. a day that will change the history of the middle east. a plane is waiting to take off toward sinai. marshall added happy mohamed a deputy supreme commander of the egyptian armed forces is making a morale boosting visit to troops deployed on the borders with israel for the last 3 weeks. jamelia than it was of the ship. and little. c.s.e. and what. we have come up lemme minute. cameron read. out on that it's not even a theme of the. but this egyptian show of strength was put to good use by israeli media. memories of the holocaust were invoked to persuade israelis they were facing a threat t

lazarus to cuero has been sworn in as malawi's new president after he defeated incumbent peter mares rica and historically around it's the 1st time in africa that a court ordered. it has led to victory for the opposition candidate. thousands of people in myanmar's rakhine state and that there are as the army threatens to launch an operation against separatists the u.n. says measures are needed to spare civilian lives. now the democratic republic of congo as prime minister has protested against the brief arrest of the justice minister sylvester. the president to guarantee cabinet members legal protections said a student turned out the justice minister was released after being questioned by prosecutors it follows a disagreement with the president of a proposed judicial reforms critics say an attempt to muzzle the judiciary we can now speak to come of really he's with the center for research on congo he joins us now on skype from across and gonna come by this really seems to be a story about the developing tensions between just acadian his predecessor joseph kabila who continues to wield ple