is there a vision from the protesters about exactly why they're protesting and what they want. yes indeed actually when the protests started the demand was very clear and focused and it was one demand it was no two the fifth term of our the rise is good for what has been in power for twenty years and fortunately the incapacity of the rejean to respond and to answer quickly to the demand made the protest go bigger and the demand extend so we went from no to the fifth germ to no to the entire region no to the entire system and to slogans such as a sham you redo is cut them a dam which means the people want the region to fall so this is the incapacity of the region to answer and to dispense what it used to do you know during the ninety's but also during the arab spring that didn't happen in fact in algeria why because we were in front of a region who had a capacity to answer quickly what the regime used to do is to dispense political and economic reforms or in terms you know in forms of packages in two thousand and twelve for instance in answer to the arab spring by dispensing pol

for a new set of protests are. calling the operation of slieve ration of the country. testing me because we have no electricity and no services and it effects the quality of life of every person especially children. we pray to live in peace we are a free democratic country and who want to give up a home and to any. damage. we are protesting because we have no water and we've had have those will block out food get spoiled and consumer electronics are being broken by the power of yes and dangerous marshner groups which were not prepared and paid for by the us and five i declare that they and will not succeed because citizens are going to continue to control the contras through a local are going to say just. on. the situation in the country has become an acceptable we have reached the point of anarchy and despair when we don't know what to do. get out of yemen every government takes care of its people and the way our government and when as well it does matter. the u.s. special representative for venezuela is now warni

is pretty civilized sir protest movement a very quiet all supportive during the protests you see people teaming up with cheap school along with justin. and juliet night to go home to day like goes on so we're not talking about a country that probably with the most protest movements that is heading to the streets for protests but at the same time going to school on people and things should be impossible for do these incidents are just little bits. of the burden to note that these protests have been largely peaceful until now why do you think that is and do you think it will remain that way. this is something that is indeed really remarkable. and also the bare young population still born in the late ninety's or on later not. observing what was happening in the region since two thousand and eleven so we're in front of the tunisia egypt. and libya and they're very well sir the consequences of violent protests she also has a bargain tossed when it comes to a popular uprising in one thousand nine hundred eighty three went to the streets. to challenge the government and to a bloody civil the w

opposition and government structure a lot of the what the protesters are saying is it doesn't matter who's in power what is the opposition whether it's the government they are actually all working together so there needs to be a real change now the other thing that's quite interesting is some of the slogans that are being bandied about by the protesters one of the key ones i've noticed is something that goes we don't want to call for we want article two thousand and nineteen saying that this is the year for change within our jury and so the protesters feel that they have momentum on their side that they have the numbers on their side now however the army very concerned about political instability within the country itself so they are taking a carrot and stick approach almost saying ok fine we'll get the constitutional council to look at article one four but that's the protesters say isn't enough so there is now an impasse going on and the longer that impulse goes on the more powerful it's likely to be that the protest movement will become. a researcher at the european council on fore

was allowed to show the protested in large numbers though local t.v. in algeria was reporting nearly a million people on the streets of the capital and large protests outside those were shown on television and that's been a complete change however the army reportedly has issued guidelines for those broadcasts nothing critical against the army yes you can call for the resignation of but nothing critical against the army so the army is trying to stage manage this one by one but the protesters do you know that they have a number on this side and they do have now the government and the army being backed into a position where they have to make some concessions whether those concessions are going to be enough or mayn't be seen we don't even know when the constitutional council will meet to and that will want to turn that of course has to go through politics and that's are saying so the protests numbers seem to be quite big their expectations seem to be very high but when they call for the resignation of the ruling elites as a whole are the protesters offerin

what do you think these protests have achieved if anything at all. when they raised the gazans voice. very hard in protest of the conditions which israel we haven't suffered unfortunate that we have to remind. like now that israel is the occupying power it has been imposing it no more than twelve years now of an olaf and blockade on the gaza strip that amounts to collective punishment this is the prime reason for the protests people are protesting against these conditions they want the blockade to be lifted they were rightly want their rights to be respected and protected and just a point here that people in gaza have agency and then shown that not only protesting against israeli policies and israeli occupation and that for a year a lawful blockade but they've also shown that they they protest policies by hamas the five to government in gaza people are rejecting the conditions which are imposed on them and i think. now the people around the world. governments as long as saudis as well as scientists i have heard the message you know it's our responsib

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many skipped work to protest inequality in gender violence a bicycle parade ended in a protest at the headquarters of the conservative people's party which had refused to take part in women's day activities. in india several hundred women month the occasion by marching through the capital delhi like their counterparts in other countries they called for full equality and an end to discrimination in the world's largest democracy. it is perhaps the most dangerous job in journalism or fatah. griffey photo journalists risk their lives to bring home images straight from the frontlines among them have been some remarkable women who paid the ultimate price for their work german photographer i need to ring house who took the photo behind me was killed in afghanistan just four years ago a new exhibition documents her work and that of other women behind the lens. when she takes pictures carolyn cool has a clear and come but she doesn't normally find subjects for her photographs in museums she is a war photographer. you have to be curious about the world you have to have compassion for people aro

for a new set of protests. calling the operation of slieve ration of the country. testing because we have no electricity and no savvy and it is a fact. for the quality of life of every person especially children. we pray to live in peace we are a free democratic country and who want to give up our homeland to any. time of this band we are protesting because we have no water and no power we've had have there's a blackout foods get spoiled and consumer electronics are being broken by the power of yes and dangerous marci are groups which are now per bad and hate for the usa five i declare that day and will not succeed because citizens are going iced and continued to control the contras for a local are going to say so just public and honest. there was a situation in the country has become an acceptable we have reached the point of anarchy and despair when we don't know what to do. to get out of yet every government takes care of its people the way our government in venezuela does also mad what of himself got an unf

for a new set of protests are. calling the operational fleet ration of the country. testing because we have no electricity and no services and it effects the quality of life of every person especially children. who are protesting because we have no water and no. blackout food to get spoiled and consumer electronics are being broken by the power of. the situation in the country has become an acceptable we have reached the point of anarchy and despair when we don't know what to do. germany's the left party is demanding the expulsion of the u.s. ambassador as a transatlantic spat threatens to escalate richard grenell has come under fire for criticizing germany's domestic and foreign policies and the left party is now pushing for his diplomatic credentials to be revoked. rituparno that repeatedly abandoned the customs of diplomatic service and interfered in internal affairs of the federal republic of germany the german bundestag considers the conduct of unbiased to grow to be unacceptable and contrary to the vienna con

on friday one hundred ninety five protests detained as tens of thousands of algerians protest against the government these demonstrations held in algiers and several other cities are being described as the largest of that kind in nearly thirty years young rest now in its third week a spot by president abdul aziz beautifully because announcement he is seeking a fifth time in power he's ready been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. rania is a student protest has been out in algiers i spoke earlier to get her reaction to the government's decision to close universities and colleges. earlier today it was announced that the holidays are going to start tomorrow which is a decision that is absolutely unexpected the students so far are still confused however the leaders of universities have spoken and have decided to go out tomorrow and protest to express their discontent with this manipulation that the government is trying to put on us so far the leaders i have spoken to do not seem to be scared or willing to even go sheet because the demands of refusing the

described saturday's protest. as it appears masses of palestinian protesters have approached very close to the fence steady support its sister prating them from the border with israel as you can see despite the older members and their authority members that are supposed to be deployed along the border into gaza strip to prevent the protesters from approaching the fence we can see that the protesters are very close to the fence on the other side that israeli army is throwing massive amounts of gas bombs on the protesters using also drones that are throwing the gas comes stays on the town itself the protesters very far away from the ten others from the borders. more and more gas bombs are being fired on the protesters as you can hear the paramedics the ambulances have approached very close also to the fence because of the protesters who had to approach in a very short distance from the tense as you can see one woman was shot a woman was shot she's been taken by the paramedics in the protesters to the ambulance my gu

on friday one hundred ninety five protesters were detained as tens of thousands of algerians protested against the government the demonstrations held in algiers and several other cities have been described as the largest of their kind in twenty eight years the unrest now in its third week was sparked by president abdul aziz but if he is announcement that he is seeking a fifth time in power is rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen so let's now speak to rania who is a student protest she joins us from algiers thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us university holidays in algeria appears to be starting early can you describe for us the reaction to this move from the government to close the campuses . yes so earlier today it was announced that the holidays are going to start tomorrow which is a decision that is absolutely unexpected the students so far are still confused however are the leaders of universities i have spoken and have decided to go out tomorrow in a manifestation so and protest to express their discontent with this ma

is there a vision from the protesters about exactly why they're protesting what they want. yes indeed actually when the protestant the demand was very clear and focused and it was one demand it was no two the fifth term of our business is good for what has been in power for twenty years and fortunately the incapacity of the rejean to respond and to answer quickly to the demand made the protest go bigger and the demand extend so we went from no to the fifty to no to the entire region no to the entire system and to such as a shove you really do is cut them a dam which means the people want the region to fall so this is the incapacity of the region to answer and to dispense what it used to do you know during the ninety's but also during the arab spring that didn't happen in fact in algeria why because we were in front of the region who had a cup a city to answer quickly what the regime used to do is to dispense political and economic reforms or in terms you know in forms of packages in two thousand and twelve for instance in answer to the arab spring by dispensing political re

and for more protests to pressure the president to step down. before.to wear us out brothers and sisters and yes the road has been very long the road is out but we will never tire in the search for freedom and we will stay in the streets stories about as more from the opposition rally in caracas. initially the demonstration that was expected to take place today they have asked people to gather in three different points all had ak up but because very very early in the morning people tried to set up a page here and they were detained and that's why people thought it turning and coming here massively in order to protest against the government of new fallout motherhood of this demonstration is happening in the middle of what many say is a bigger power outage in the country what we have seen in the past two days here is a country that has been completely in the dark suspects in most of the oxytocin that they've been in a way that according to our sense that in many cases have not been working we have told them to what to do you know that are trying to some f

there wasn't any protest this weekend. for the twentieth consecutive weekend of government rallies thousands of demonstrators nationwide between police and the yellow vests erupted in the southeastern french city of that demonstration was reportedly held without permission. dozens of people were also arrested. to disperse the rallies. and protests in specific areas of the french capital like the. other major cities on stopping some demonstrations but. movement began. by rising fuel prices and. living standards. without international the united states is warning of consequences for russia's continued. president. after the break. capital mouser never was much more lovers in lehman brothers or bear stearns ever was there the most leverage hedge funds that we've ever seen in the history. fund skullduggery but it doesn't matter because they can print and buy back their own cycle. profitless prosperity and then one day. over the cliff chasing the road runner there's a moment of recognition and. there you go. so what we've got to

used to kill and to shot children women youth protesters the protesters what the use to throw stones on the boy. but of this israeli snipers so the international community has the minute to this these demonstrators and to tilt the door have this their words the words of people as well as the international community condemning the use of violence by israel these protests continues the violence by israel continues its one year on what have they actually achieved the achievement now that the continuation of these protests of the offensive israeli violations on the brutal violations of the palestinian protesters to continue and to sure that we still continue these peaceful. protests on the border i think this is a very important achievement and the same time that we will not surrounded and we will continue to call for our little mcbride's the right of return the right to have duracell him as a capital not to forget that this. mission of mr show without the full backing. of the west bank as well as regional countries can these protests continue to achieve the aims as you see them. i think

as the protest movement gains momentum in algeria the big question is what will be the army's next move the army being the most powerful establishment in algeria that will depend on many factors we'll have to wait and see what happens on the thirtieth of march when the constitutional court will. approve those illegitimate to run for the presidential elections and i think that could ignite more anger in algeria the general sentiment now among many people the protests the opposition is that the elections should be postponed and vase say that they don't think that the environment could be conducive to and instability in algeria i think of the men term continuous over the coming weeks the army will definitely have to step in now they're cautiously monitoring the situation on the ground and they're looking for that balancing act they don't want to be seen as siding with. and of the same time sounding again as the algerian people that are statements made over the past few days by the. army chief guy backfired here asked b.p. warned people against any acts of instability but for many people th

in algeria one man has died and dozens have been injured during a mass protest against the president there's been an arrest across the country since president abdelaziz put feet cat and mounted his bid to run for a fifth term in office the demonstrations are the biggest antigovernment protests since the arab spring eight years ago. it was the biggest turnout so far after a week of nationwide protests the demonstration in algiers started peacefully as thousands took to the streets after friday prayers. five by beautifully could they chanted and peace peace. large crowds also gathered in other cities. the protesters oppose president abdullah as e's bouteflika standing for a fifth term in elections next month they say he is no longer fit to lead and are fed up with his iron fisted rule. the it's simple we just want to change for our country we want a better idea only the middle twenty years are enough here that it assures we the people who are here protesting would only want change and freedom. later in the day violence flared police used tear gas and food with protesters near the presi

would quote a protest movement however the protesters of always had a key demand they want wholesale change within gerry and that includes reducing the role of the army in public life as well now it all depends on what happens next how do the protesters the reaction they already have numbers on their side millions of people were out in the streets in argyria on friday according to local television and the numbers are significant because they show that this is a very public and very large protest movement within itself also how does the only react now to this protest movement now that they're actually calling certainly some of them and calling for the algerian military to take this reduced role is that a threat to the military and how did they react to that do the military try and crack down on these protest leader have to remember the last six weeks have been relatively peaceful only some isolated incidents of water cannon usage and some take gas but by and large these have been peaceful protests now it's up to the army it's up to the protesters what happens next how either of them r

protests are also taking place and have. joining us live from the french capital that many people tend out there to talk to how strong is the support for the protest from the diaspora. yes there are odds say quite a few thousand people here in the us that rif meek in central paris they have come they say in solidarity with those protests that have taken place across out over the past few weeks cooling on up to the seas a push to take a not to stand for a fifth presidential term and you know whatever happens in algeria of course resonates very strongly here in france because there are some four million people of algerian origin across frogs many who emigrated decades ago about this more recently and of course generations of young people who were born here and it's interesting at this protest here in paris how many young people there actually are and they say they hear it because what happens in our journey in the future is really important for them because they feel like a beautifully cut that they simply hasn't been enough d

protesters didn't listen. to me now most i am here today with my daughters with the country's children to take back our last algeria we want to take it back so that our children find work so that they don't see and drown in the mediterranean sea. yeah and they love the system please leave us look at the people the action is here the people are here from all social classes from the youngest to deal just everyone is saying no church fifth or please leave you won't even be judged. at local media reports say that nine politicians from with a clique is ruling f l m party resigned to join the revolt. train and metro operators halted services to try and stem the tide of protesters a strategy that clearly didn't work across algeria demonstrations have been staged daily for the past two weeks since beautifully could confirm he would stand for another term in office on april the eighteenth since the protests began opposition groups have been attempting to come up with a viable plan on how to remove with a flicker from o

news live from berlin rival protests in venezuela oppositions of voters clashed with police in caracas venting their frustration over a nationwide clock out and calling for president by the road to resign but his supporters are also rallying against what they say is foreign intervention in venezuela's affairs. plus massive anti-government demonstrations in algeria now officials are hoping and early spring vacation confound the student uprising at the heart of the protests. i'm calling asman welcome to the program opposition protesters have clashed with riot police in the venezuelan capital of caracas one by dope the country's self-proclaimed leader had urged his supporters to take to the streets they're venting their anger over a nationwide power outage and are once again demanding an end to president nicolas maduro as government but maduro has also called on his supporters to rally today as the power struggle between the two rivals intensifies. the day in caracas begins with anger and arguments the police are trying to stop opposition supporters gathering will that protest i. am going

why does is calling for more war protests. you said it before the regime wants to wear us out. to wear us out brothers and sisters and yes the road has been very long the road has worn us out but we will never tire in the search for freedom and we will stay in the streets. algeria's government has ordered the closure of universities as the largest protest in decades continue well shut on sunday two weeks ahead of schedule for the spring break student protesters say the move will not deter them u.s. backed fighters in syria say they're about to launch a final offensive against eisel but who is the last area under isis control kurdish led s.d.f. recently pause fighting to allow civilians to leave for the third time in a month and a boner treatment center has been attacked in the eastern democratic republic of congo the center in bhutan but was targeted for a second time the latest outbreak of the virus has killed five hundred seventy eight people since august those are the headlines tech now is next. generation after generation men work under the merciless sun a northeastern stat

in the case the protests are successful and also the regime we have to put up. everything new from the ground that nigeria are i had to share a room from arabic we really appreciate your insights thank you thank you for having. the u.s. aerospace company space x. has launched a rocket to the international space station the unmanned flight is being seen as a crucial test for resuming manned u.s. missions three. right there it is certain that. the falcon nine rocket an astronaut capsule blasted off from cape canaveral florida it should reach the eye assess tomorrow and is scheduled to return to earth on march eighth if successful two astronauts will be allowed on board for the next launch of space x. suffered a setback in twenty fifteen when a rocket bound for the international space station exploded. north korean leader kim jong un has departed vietnam following the breakdown of his summit with u.s. president donald trump kim's journey home on his private armor train is expected to take more than sixty hours it comes amid fresh controversy over the case of auto w

peaceful nature of these protests also is something that really was impressed at the organization as well you know how each time for instance we would reach a police beric protester would you know ways their arms and stage and start chanting still me yes in me which means peaceful peaceful they also chanted. sharp . which means military and police are brothers and it was very you know emotional people were giving us what they were giving us bottles of water i think this is the first time in a while that we haven't seen algerian that you need ok. you tweeted out nineteenth of march and you made a connecting a connection between the sixty's and what's happening today have a look here yes minister sixty two she talks about ninety five twenty nine team of protesters students are doctors and other sectors in cities in algeria going out how would you describe what is happening in algeria right now. so based on the comparison of particular significant dates that we're seeing to do the nineteenth of march where you're seeing there's a reclamation of the national history of algeria that many

this is d w news live from berlin rival protests in venezuela opposition supporters clashed with police in caracas venting their anger over a nation's wine lockout and calling for president woodrow to resign but his supporters are also rallying against what they saying is foreign intervention in venezuela's affairs also coming up germany's two biggest banks could soon become one of banks or reportedly agrees to merger talks with troubled rival max baucus after years of losses for both banks. and a massive anti-government demonstrations in algeria now officials are hoping an early spring vacation to calm the student uprising at the heart of the protests. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program opposition protesters have clashed with wind power outage and are once again demanding an end to president nicolas maduro his government but has also called on his supporters to rally today as the power struggle between the two rivals intensifies. the day in caracas begins with anger and arguments the police are trying to stop opposition supporters gathering their protest i. am going to join us le

the scenes and the past top officers were replaced if they posed any challenge to beautifully the protest is also not in favor of the opposition because there seem to be part of the same system that's helped the fico stay in power for twenty years business leaders a closely aligned to the people in power to many of the t.v. awarded large contracts government loans for public and private projects and in return the government gets campaign donations and favorable media coverage let's get more on this now we're joined by our correspondent and ron can't he's monitoring events from neighboring to nazir he's live for us in the capital tunis it is the day in iran after the biggest crowds we've seen in these six weeks of protests which will be given those not just those around with the flick of the constitutional council a lot to think about. that's absolutely right and although we're not expecting the kind of numbers we saw on friday hitting the streets today a lot of people a lot of the protest movement the leaders especially are waiting for this constitutional council to meet now this constitu

what do you think these protests have achieved if anything at all. when they raised the gazans voice. very hard in protest of the conditions which israel we haven't suffered unfortunate that we have to remind. now that israel is the occupying power it has been imposing it more than twelve years now on olof and blockade on the gaza strip that amounts to collective punishment this is the prime reason for the protests people are protesting against these conditions they want the blockade to be lifted they were rightly want their rights to be respected and protected and just a point here that people in gaza have agency and then shown that not only protesting against israeli policies and israeli occupation and that for a year a lawful blockade but they've also shown that they they protest policies by hamas the five to government in gaza people are rejecting the conditions which are imposed on them and i think. now the people around the world. governments as long as these as well as scientists i have heard the message you know it's our responsibility to tak

have approached very close also to the fans because of the protests. to have that in a very short distance from the tense as you can see one woman who was shot a woman was shot she's been taken by the paramedics and the protesters to the ambulance my guess bombs are being fired now. in these just few. couple hours we have lots of injuries that have fallen throughout the border because of the using of bullets now by the israeli military mourning the gas canisters that aren't continuing the bomb that are being continually a shot to end fired on the palestinian protesters during the twelve months since the great march of time began the world health organization says that more than two hundred sixty people have been killed in more than twenty four here's a look back at the gazans protest camp. well israel says that its use of military force is necessary to protect the border from protesters there's also an ongoing effort involving egyptian mediators same to brokering a cease fire between israel and hamas which is the hard line ruling authority and gaza amo

during the protests to see people teaming up with chiefs who are wrong just. usually at night to go home to day like goes on so we're not talking about a country when we're talking with them of protest movements that is headed to the streets for protests but at the same time going to school on people of two children in coffee shops for the reasons you do these are just little digs. at the border to know that these protests have been largely peaceful until now why do you think that is and you think it will remain that way. this is something that is indeed really remarkable. and also the bear young population that little boy in the late ninety's when they saw. observing what was happening in the region since two thousand and eleven so in neighboring countries the tunisia egypt. and libya and they're very well sir the consequences of violent protests and she also has a bargain tossed when it comes to a popular uprising in one thousand eight hundred eighty three went to the streets to challenge the government and to a bloody civil the wall well what about one hund

bashir ordered the release of all female protesters officials say thirty one people have died in protest related violence so far human rights watch there puts the death toll at fifty one. morgan in the. fall of the directors of president bashir thirty eight women have been released from prison according to the door for lawyers association now let's remember we don't know how many women have been arrested in the first place the government has not given a clear figure to how many women were detained since the protests started more than eleven weeks ago in fact the government hasn't given a clear figure to how many people both male and female were arrested but what we do know is that thirty eight women so far have been released that number does not include the women who have been sentenced to jail for their participation in trials and that number does not also include the women who are pending charges because of their participation in protest over the past few weeks now again we don't know how many women were arrested in the first place but activists say that the number could go as high as

is there a vision from the protesters about exactly why they're protesting what they want. yes indeed actually when the protestant the demand was very clear and focused and it was one demand it was no two the fifth term of our business is good for what has been in power for twenty years and fortunately the incapacity of the region to respond and to answer quickly to the demand made the protest go bigger and the demand extend so we went from no to the fifty to no to the entire region no to the entire system and to a slogan such as a shabby redo is cut them a dam which means the people want the region to fall so this is the incapacity of the region to answer and to dispense what it used to do you know during the ninety's but also during the arab spring that didn't happen in fact in algeria why because we were in front of the region who had a cup a city to answer quickly what the regime used to do is to dispense political and economic reforms or in terms you know in forms of packages in two thousand and twelve for instance in answer to the arab spring by dispensing political r

funerals been held for a palestinian protest in the gaza border. died from his wounds after being shot in the head by israeli forces the health ministry says more than forty people were wounded during the fiftieth week of demonstrations staged protests since march of last year. it is five years now since one of aviation's biggest mysteries malaysia airlines flight three seventy vanished was flying from kuala lumpur to beijing with two hundred thirty nine people on board there have since been demands for improved tracking technology and american engineers hope a network of satellites in space may be the answer castro with this from virginia. how can a passenger plane vanished without a trace in the twenty first century and years of searching for the wreckage of m h three seventy have yielded little clue only a few pieces of debris and frustrations of not knowing exactly where the aircraft crashed into the indian ocean it's amazing that in this world where we track our cars our kids our animals that we don't track aircraft in real time in two thousan

protesters have a new calls for haiti's president to step down opposition groups have demonstrated in the capital port au prince accusing german armani's of corruption and economic mismanagement dozens have died in previous protests he has been struggling with high inflation and fuel shortages. now for years russian internet trolls used ukrainian side of space to test the techniques that they would use to influence the twenty sixteen presidential vote in the united states now they appear to be turning their attention to ukraine's our election which takes place on sunday floor for reports. russian interference in ukraine's presidential election is less a concern than an expectation according to the s.b.u. state security service it says cyber attacks have already occurred and has a war game scenarios including attacks on government ministry websites and the central election commission media outlets are another obvious target the news channel broadcasts from kiev aimed at the mostly anti russian muslim ta-ta population of occupied crimea staff say there are frequent efforts to disrupt co

so yes protests on the streets we see that in largely peaceful protests and protests online to revealor it looks like a well cartoons. imagery these are all playing a role in the protests as rome was seeing plenty that come all these hundreds of thousands of protesters from the streets of all jarius capital many of say consumed pencil and paper to express themselves cartoonists are documenting events as they unfold and this from from a lay hc which is shows algerians waiting for the return of the eighty two year old abilities pacifica who has been in ill health since twenty thirteen and not from morocco created this one reflecting the sitting president holding on to power and then set to run for a fifth term these are quite interesting ali dilemma a well known algerian cartoonist has been keeping his followers up to date almost instantly on twitter his drawings offer a witty take on the social and economic challenges facing algeria from the protests to the president's age and poking fun at the political system one refers to several lawmakers of the ruling f l n party resigning and joi

this is the news live from berlin rival protests in venezuela opposition supporters clashed with police in caracas venting their anger over a nationwide blackout and calling for president by drove to resign but his supporters are also rallying against what they say is foreign intervention in venezuela's us players also coming up germany's two biggest banks could soon become one soldier bank's board reportedly agrees to merger talks with troubled rival after years of losses for both banks. and a massive anti-government demonstrations in algeria now officials are hoping an early spring vacation can quell the student uprising at the heart of the protests. i'm calling assman welcome to the program opposition protesters have clashed with riot police in the venezuelan capital caracas one point zero the country's self-proclaimed leader had urged his supporters to take to the streets they're venting their anger over a nationwide power outage and are once again demanding an end to president nicolas maduro government but madeira has also called on his supporters to rally today as the power strugg

in the path of the protests. since i can't measure them with this. the french government must do better says the un high commissioner for human rights in a rare reprimand aimed at a western country. she said paris should investigate all cases of reported police violence against yellow vest protesters in friends. delete visualize wrong havining protesting what they see us exclusion from economic right some participation in public affairs. we encourage the government to continue dialogue. including follow up to the national discussions which are currently under way. and urge full investigation of excessive use of force. france's government estimates nearly two thousand demonstrators have been wounded since the movement began three months ago. protesters say the number is much higher. activists and journalists say over one hundred people suffered severe injuries. and the incriminates the controversial rubber ball launchers known as l. b. d.d.'s which firire projectiles roughly the size of golf balalls the domino thi

it was a protest territory in the capital. thousands responded to opposition leader call to take over victoria. and the area that's been off limits for the opposition because it has been traditionally controlled by supporters of the. alfredo domi was among those trying to convince the police to join him. the protest was we want them to join us because we're the people not the government we're the majority right now that needs change and it's not represented by nicolas maduro. this rally is the opposition's latest move to oppose government after a failed attempt to get aid into the country with the help of the united states it was gathered in three different parts of that i guess and then made it to this haven't you and now they're trying to make it till the end of this road where they're supposed to meet opposition leader i want you to know about their savings as you can see here that the five hundred national guard was out that that was a few minutes later people started to push to get the body of aryan national guard off the

perimeter fence between gaza and israel to mark one year since the beginning of the great march of protest. in the united states threatens russia with further sanctions if moscow refuses to pull its troops out of venezuela. they are watching r.t. international break the newsroom in moscow with your weekend update first for you call saturday should have been the first day that britain spend i would cite the european union in half a century but instead the u.k. has seen a week of chaos and confusion over the divorce deal and with no consensus among m.p.'s fears are mounting over so-called hard probably twelve many of the remaining twenty seven e.u. nations are warning that that is now the most likely outcome the u.k. has less than a fortnight to decide which path to take as brussels to says it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant any further extension. on friday to resume may suffer the third defeat to her withdrawal agreement in the house of commons and peter going to vote again on monday on a number of alternative breaks it plans with suggestions that may might even

and staged protests and marches countrywide. to focus on soon since they started. impressively peaceful. from both sides actually like we have to we have protesters who are marching in all over the country and beyond your kazan what it would have been to sleep confrontations between protesters and huge huge forces when i was here's what protests are expected to dance in two thousand and one but it's a it's an impressive and cheap full atmosphere best on the market full to last friday when we've seen the children some of these women taking to the streets knowing that they can actually do it right now right and yes this is practice for you that no protest yes ok and why has the government allowed these protests which are unprecedented as you said in the in their size in their strength why has the government allowed these to take place. this is an interesting question in cheek but what we've heard what he's getting with you know she really is a semi ultra particular gene. and all those protests were bent and are huge there was simp

who i don't know is calling for more protests. you said it before the regime wants to wear us out once to wear us out brothers and sisters and yes the road has been very long the road is worn out but we will never tire in the search for freedom and we will stay in the streets. algeria's government has ordered the closure of universities as the largest protests in decades continue their shot on sunday two weeks ahead it has shed for the spring break season protesters say the move will not deter the. lawyers in sudan say nine women protesters have been sentenced to twenty lashes and a month in jail for rioting it comes a day after president obama had bashir ordered the release of all women detained over demonstrations their students have continued to protest in the capital far too despite a state of emergency they're angry with the government for detaining protesters during the last three months of demonstrations. u.s. backed fighters in syria say they're about to launch a final offensive against eisel loses the last area under eise

that sparked protests in berlin is to. close contacts with the turkish authorities over this because it's clear that press freedom is of paramount importance and it's essential that journalists are allowed to do the job freely. kernan the german foreign minister who's traveling in africa appealed to his turkish counterpart but without success. by early evening the press accreditation for your class or a reporter for german public television stations e.d.f. was revoked no reason was given you took a n.c.t. this means turkey is preventing z d f from reporting from there even though we've been in istanbul for decades we have no idea why this happened c.d.f. will appeal this we hope the talk show thora ts will reconsider that decision. eventually i don't know if we're going. without press accreditation the journalists including your gaza are required to leave turkey within ten days that also affects thomas i bet who writes for the berlin daily newspaper. big enough and this is a further restriction of press freedoms it's no co

fence between gaza and israel to mark one year since the beginning of the great march of return protests. in the united states threatens russia with further sanctions if moscow refuses to pull its troops out of venezuela. mrs arty international i'm calling brave the new center here in moscow let's check on developments so far this weekend for you this saturday of course should have been britain's first day outside the european union in half a century instead though the u.k. has seen a week of twelve up many of the remaining twenty seven even nations are warning that is now the most likely outcome u.k. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take as brussels too says it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant any further extension on friday to reserve may suffer the third defeat to her withdrawal agreement in the house of commons and peter going to vote again on monday on a number of alternative plans with suggestions that may might even try a fourth attempt at getting her unloved plan for who. the implication of the house is decision. the legal defaults now i

not just in front of us so we caught between the riot police and the protesters so. we're just going to move down a little bit but could possibly flames. ok. thank the country's interior minister saying that they be there about one and a half thousand of these protesters who are here just to cause damage and just to cause violence so he these are the most violent scenes we've seen in paris in recent weeks but it's reminiscent of the chaos the frustration and the anger against president maccollins government. thank people are still out on the streets they've been. heston's early this morning and that's a gas bottle that's been thrown the scenes continue to unfold and this despite the fact that the great debate which the french president mccracken initiated ended yesterday more than seventy percent of french saying that they believe that it is simply a waste of time the french president certainly will continue to struggle to contain this anger on the streets of paris policia r.t. paris during the unrest a producer for artie's video agency ruptly was hit by rubber bulle

accused of taking part in anti-government protests and. i was driving from our party's h.q. when cars came up behind me and in front of me and told me to get out of my car and to get into their i was taken to detention and then questioned and put in jail no charges were brought against me and the other women in jail with me. fazer and at least thirty nine other woman arrested because of the protests have now been released from prison following orders signed by president obama and bashir demonstrations in sudan began in december over the rising costs of basic goods including bread and fuel the quickly turned into demands for the president and his own security forces used tear gas and live bullets on the protesters the government says fifty two people have been killed rights groups say the figure is higher. last month the president declared a year long state of emergency but the protests continue this year is refusing to step down and has called for dialogue. but the dough is cool and. god willing we will get over all the problems and overcome the obstacles because we have dec

what do you think these protests have achieved if anything at all. when they raised the gazans voice. very hard in protest of the conditions which israel we haven't suffered before unfortunate that we have to remind. like now that israel is the occupying power it has been imposing it more than twelve years now on olof and blockade on the gaza strip that amounts to collective punishment this is the prime reason for the protests people are protesting against these conditions they want the blockade to be lifted they were rightly want their rights to be respected and protected and just a point here that people in gaza have agency and then shown that not only protesting against israeli policies and israeli occupation and that for a year a lawful blockade but they've also shown that they they protest policies by hamas the five to government in gaza people are rejecting the conditions which are imposed on them and i think. now the people around the world. governments as long as these as well as scientists i have heard the message you know it's our responsib