in two thousand and thirteen south sudan's president salva kiir from the dinka tribe to stop the ethnic balance within the country's government he dismissed the vice president and several kemet of members all of whom were from the new a tribe they immediately led an armed opposition soon to be joined by the sheer look tribe. did the beginning of the war going to the point i went to see that and i cannot tell you exactly in this area but. this over two hundred level would have come as long as one myself if i could not defend myself i would just be killed so many people died because when they made these a genocide people had given them zelikow to try to see a better body in this world and is ready to participate in that you could the war is not a political war. because it is owed to me both women who have been east. now are just beginning with they want to go through a bit of that but it's you know we're just putting sugar. extrusion. the sugar stench still at least from an injection then promotes the heating goes the wind it just gets too fast or didn't. and you do it just the day dressi

north west are blaming each other for breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel little red much are in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen let's speak to the borg and she's been covering the conflict in south sudan extend extensively just give us an idea of context what's behind the latest violence well both sides are accusing each other. less than six hours after it came into effect yesterday or early hours of this morning the president issued an order to his forces saying that as of the early hours of saturday the would come into effect and that they should hold back unless attacked the opposition all said the same thing that they should also hold back unless attacked now the fact that there is a violation regardless of who started it and who's to blame shows that both leaders don't have complete control of their commands the fact that they would issue an order on a national scale to their forces and that is a violation it show

his excellency salva kiir who will work. together with his brother. for the sake of peace and stability of south sudan it's agreed to will be harming. the vice presidential because the company president will continue also. not his excellency dr assume the position of first vice president. is an africa policy analyst he says other nations support for this peace accord gives reason for hope this time. i think we sure hope i certainly on both a professional and personal level hoping that this one will will stand and it will not collapse like like the others that have been signed and part of the reason for my hope is that they too labors ethiopia and sue done khartoum the end leader have played more the rule especially the new leader you need the opiah but you know the africa union yes had a some need to know our short mauritania and their cryptic summary of what they said about south sudan was also actually a vild warning to the two leaders and i can tell you that even though the us africa is no high on the us mr trump's i gained in my view his boss of t

they've been meeting in uganda to try and end the civil war in june mashad south sudanese president salva kiir agreed to a ceasefire but that was broken within a few hours more than four years of conflict have displaced millions of people tens of thousands of children have been separated from their families some are been reunited but in a country with poor organization and infrastructure tracing the families of many others is a major challenge here morgan reports from juba it's a moment of joy but also nervousness for eleven year old christmas as she packs her clothes she's about to fly thousands of miles to see her parents and she hasn't seen for more than four years since just before the start of two thousand and five all war. my aunt took me to stay with her for a while and then the war happened my parents thought i was still with my aunt but i was taken to an orphanage i haven't seen my family in imperial time. is one of thousands of children who were separated from their families the war started in twenty thirteen when president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of

reinstated as vice president but the opposition says the proposal doesn't do enough to dilute president salva kiir its power base. at least twelve fishermen have been killed and a dozen more i'm missing after fighting between troops from uganda and the democratic republic of congo that happened on lake edward which is shared by two countries the congolese accuse ugandan forces of encroaching on their territory and ugandan authorities say the sea isn't doing enough to stamp out rebel activity near the border while the thirty opposition parties in nigeria are working together to stop president mohammad who bahati from serving a second term the thirty nine parties say they've signed an agreement to form an anti behati alliance the plan is for all political parties to be represented in a government of national unity. the makers of a controversial weed killer are on trial in the united states or california groundskeeper dying of cancer is accusing the chemical giant of one sun two of ignoring the health risks of its product roundup if you wins it could open the door to hundreds more cases al-jazeera is

and rebels are blaming each other for breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader right in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million displaced from their homes and the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen the u.n. had warned both sides to stop the fighting by the end of june or they face sanctions to asia where the navy divers have gone two hundred meters deep into a flooded cave in thailand in the search for a boy's football team and their coach more than a thousand people have joined the rescue operation which is now in its eighth day some progress has been made since the weather cleared on friday but there's still no sign of the team it's called has the latest from. a little bit of good news coming overnight saturday into sunday morning here at the mouth of the cave sealed divers navy seal divers have been in the water for the last several hours and several teams have been going back and forth we know now that they are at the furthest distance they have been yet in the cave but they haven't gone t

news agency in june mashallah and south sudanese president salva kiir agreed to a cease fire but that was broken within a few hours more than four years of conflict has displaced millions of people and quite a is an africa policy amnesty says other nations offering support to the peace accord . i think we sure hope i sat in the on both a professional level hoping that this one will will stand and it will not collapse like like the others that have been signed and part of the reason for my hope is that the two neighbors ethiopia and sue done khartoum the end leader have played a more active rule especially the new leader needs the opiah but you know the africa union yes had a some need to know our short mauritania and their cryptic summary of what they said about south sudan was also actually a vild warning to the two leaders and i can tell you that even though the us africa is no high on the us mr trump's i gained in my view his boss of the united nations has been very strong so i think that the world is really pushing these two leaders to say you need to stop terry are part your coun

south sudan's parliament has voted to extend president salva kiir term in office along with other leading officials here will now stay on as president until twenty twenty one after parliament approved the amendments to the constitution the ruling is likely to undermine peace talks aimed at ending the four and a half year civil war austria and germany are looking to plug the gaps in their shared border to stop hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants getting in but they'll have to find a way around the schengen zone agreement which ensures border free travel within the european union is a heated issue in both countries causing the collapse of the german coalition government earlier this month dominic cain has more from the area. mention migration of meetings of e.u. leaders these days and many you see in there talking about stricter rules and allowing fewer people in certainly that's true for these three men the interior ministers of austria italy and germany. i think the three of us agree that we want to restore order in an area where for much too long disorder reigned from here we

and rebels are blaming each other for breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader react much on white and state. at least six protesters have been shot and wounded in nicaragua's capital managua more than two hundred people have been killed and fifteen hundred injured and demonstrations against president daniel ortega has governed since april earlier attempts by the roman catholic church to negotiate a peace deal have collapsed. italy and malta have both refused to take in sixteen migrants rescued from a rubber dinghy in the senior libya on saturday people picked up by a spanish flagged vessel one by humanitarian group proactive op an arms it will not sail for days to reach barcelona. pakistan has extended the right for one and a half million afghan refugees to stay for another three months this means the next deadline for their compulsory repatriation will be in september some of the refugees have lived in pakistan for decades those are the headlines the news continues here and al-jazeera child soldiers reloaded by phone. when nine eleven occurred

they've been meeting in uganda to try and end a civil war in june the xan south sudanese president salva kiir agreed to a ceasefire but that was broken within a few hours more than four years of conflict have displaced millions of people tens of thousands of children have been separated from their families some of been reunited but in a country with poor organization and infrastructure tracing the families of many others is a major challenge him morgan reports from juba it's a moment of joy but also nervousness for eleven year old this man as he packs her clothes she's about to fly thousands of miles to see her parents who she hasn't seen from more than four years since just before the start of two thousand and five all were going to. my aunt took me to stay with him for a while and then the war happened my parents.

children who were separated from their families the war started in twenty fifteen when president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then many children have arrived unaccompanied at refugee camps after fleeing their homes were told was in the capital juba when fighting started in his hometown find his children were displaced and it was nearly five years before he saw them again with kong when one of my barker i had come to juba for treatment with the children's mother the war happened and i couldn't contact my children i even got sick and lost weight because i was worried about them sometimes thinking that they were dead. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the war and a third of the told me in population displaced sixty percent of them children aid organizations say more than seventeen thousand children have been separated from their families since the start of the war and the fighting continuing and more families displaced it's likely even if some children are being reunited with their families even more are being separated. the

almost five years of civil war both uganda and sudan helped to broker this particular deal president salva kiir and the leader of the armed opposition react macha are expected to sign the final of court next month president care will lead a transitional government while ria matter will return as one of four vice presidents a ceasefire agreed in june collapse just hours after it started the war in the world's newest country has killed tens of thousands and force millions from their homes the people in greenland have long relied on sledge dogs to hunt and fish on the ice but this tradition is slowly fading as unstable when to seize force fisherman to use boats instead clark reports from ilulissat greenland's west coast. opponent of it in the remote northwest there's a wedding on it's an occasion for traditional innuit dress to herald a happy future while keeping a cultural connection with the past imported in these changing times. in the harbor a fisherman is unlading his catch of halibut it's been a good day fishermen you can earn huge sums here maybe eight thousand dollars a week in summer mont

machar's vice president saying it fails to dilute the president's strong power base but as president salva kiir is deputy until two thousand and thirteen when a political disagreement between them generated into a war that's ravaged the country have a since the deal naming the child first vice president was reached in entebbe in talks mediated by uganda's president a seventy. to haiti now where protest is a holding a nationwide strike against the government's plans to raise fuel prices this follows two days of violence in which four demonstrators were killed and dozens of buildings damaged and looted on friday the government announced a fuel hike of up to fifty percent which it since been forced to cancel many businesses are closed for the strike action and public transport has been suspended . we're now in a few hours time president onil trying what announce his candidate for the soon to be vacated supremes court seat this is the second time he's been able to choose a justice in the past eighteen months and it's significant because his decision is likely to swing the court firmly towards the r

forces and rebels are blaming each other for breaking the truce agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader reaction in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen morgan who's covered the conflict in south sudan extensively has more. now the fact that there is a violation regardless of who started it and who's to blame shows that both leaders don't have complete control of their commands the fact that they would issue an order on a national scale to all their forces and there is a violation it shows that not every single commander on the ground is on board with this agreement of ceasefire but every commander is happy with what with all the negotiations happening whether it's in addis ababa or in khartoum or becoming it and in the coming round of talks in nairobi commanders come out and say we're not happy with this deal so they form their own factions and when the opposition leader again splits from the government again they join so what happens is you usua

north west of blaming each other for breaking the cease fire agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rubbly to react which are in neighboring state done at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen well the african union has all strive leaders in south sudan to stop fighting and pursue dialogue to end the civil war there and using mauritania ahead of sunday summit which is being of a shadowed by an attack in mali on friday. has more from new actual it. african leaders are concerned about the growing instability in the sahab egypt particular following the deadly attack targeting their headquarters of the g five in savory in mali five is the task force which comprises troops from mauritania. new chair and bali and its goal is to. defeat groups are fixated with al qaida the islamic state and. and despite the assistance the five has been getting from the international committee of the un and runs it seems that this is going to be a long battle to be able to contain the rise of those gro

unless you're in the newspapers every day you see someone say not only has bashir made a deal with salva kiir conceded a few years back backed by the united states and britain in there helping to create south sudan cut human juber made friends and militaries are both working together to protect the oil resources on that perhaps strategic deals with egypt bashir there shaking the hands of putin trump appearing now to oppose. certainly the white house in the past few days they have doubts about it but she was kind of winning. bashir is in a league with the opposition in the cells and some fucking said as much this president has made a deal with reactor which are years of course but it will not work with his number five it will not work because it is being. said of aid it is being looked over by people who are not genuine in their commitment there is a very very clear when he visited sudan recently he said as much he said we know that under the desk you are supporting my opposition ok some may remember after the aspirin factory was bombed by clinton in ninety four for was a big story alleged gen

and rebels are accusing each other of breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader react machar in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed four million have been forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen the un had warned both sides to stop the fighting by the end of june or face sanctions meanwhile the african union is urging south sudan's leaders to continue their talks the organization is holding a summit in mauritania on sunday but a recent attack in mali is likely to dominate the agenda. of a model has more from the capital in one shot. african leaders are concerned about the growing instability in the sahara region particularly following the deadly attack targeting their headquarters of the g. five in savory in mali g five is a task force which comprises troops from mauritania book enough fossil charred news share and its goal is to defeat groups are related with al-qaeda of the islamic state and. and inspired the assistance that the five has been getting from the international com

london his wife is in israel in hospital south sudan's parliament has voted to extend president salva kiir is term in office along with other leading officials care will no stay on as president until twenty twenty one after parliament approved the amendments to the constitution the ruling is likely to undermine peace talks aimed at ending the four and a half year civil war rebel groups led by kira's vice president react machar have already said they are strongly opposed to the move according to a key house sentence seventy two people to life in prison for their role in violence during the failed coup attempt to years ago the defendants were accused of killing thirty four people after seizing control of a suspension bridge in a stumble in twenty sixteen cinema has more from istanbul. this verdict has a significant importance for turkey as they stumble bridge right behind me was the flashpoint of the clashes on the night of the failed coup attempt two years ago on july fifteenth it was then renamed as july fifteenth martis bridge as thirty four civilians got killed on the night of the ferret

vice president saying it fails to dilute the president's strong power base mashal was president salva kiir is that pretty until two thousand and thirteen when a political disagreement between them the generated into a war that has ravaged the south sudan ever since the deal naming our first vice president was reached in and in talks mediated by uganda's president of any. well meantime meanwhile longtime regional rivals ethiopia and eritrea say that they're no longer at war after their leaders signed a declaration of peace and friendship the decision to restore diplomatic relations came during a landmark visit by ethiopia's leader. to eritrea priyanka gupta reports. with smiles and handshakes if you o.p.'s prime minister left eritrea and a decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the covered you don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for t

leaders have come to a new power sharing agreement three years after their previous deal collapsed salva kiir and react much are will sign the final accord on august the fifth sudan's official news agency says kier will lead the transitional government march i will return as vice president the two men are attempting to bring a political end to a four year civil war symbolic ways main opposition leader is accusing the electoral authorities of bias just days before the first vote since robert mugabe was forced out of office nelson chamisa says monday's presidential election will be fraudulent but he says his party will not boycott the vote he's up against the zanu p.f. party of president emerson and god will. go to the polls in presidential elections on sunday with twenty four candidates vying for the top job the votes taking place amid the country's worst security conditions since the civil war of two thousand and twelve hama devolve reports from bamako. mali's president de bar he has come to go looking for votes the northern city has been hardest hit by violence during his five years and. bel

and rebels are blaming each other for breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader right on wednesday. navy divers have gone two hundred meters deeper into a flooded cave in thailand in the search for a boys' football team and their coach some progress has been made since the weather cleared on friday but there's still no sign of the team. italy and malta have both refused to take in sixty miles was rescued from a rubber dinghy and see there libya on saturday where they were picked up by a spanish flagged vessel run by by the tarion group pro active or open arms little or sail four days to reach barcelona about one hundred people are still missing after their boat went down in the mediterranean on friday those were the headlines and back with more news in thirty minutes here on al-jazeera next it's counting the cost to stay with us. captaining a leading youth team at sixteen years old takes determination. to that staying on top of your game at school. the whole family bands together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a son to have a shot at bec

level while their full five to the point is a transitional period of three years in which president salva kiir remains president the appointment of five vice presidents four of them from the opposition to debate those for the president and also a referendum on how many states the country should help and where the boundaries should be the final agreement they say is going to be signed on the fifth of august with leaders from the regional neighbors such as kenya uganda sudan if you appear witnessing the signing of the final agreement. israeli forces have targeted have mass military positions in the gaza strip killing at least three palestinians israel's army says its troops came under fire near the border with gaza and in response to shelled several hamas posts it comes just days after hamas leaders agreed to a cease fire with israel to prevent hostilities from escalating the united nations agency for palestinian refugees has announced it will axe more than two hundred fifty jobs in the occupied west bank and the gaza strip the mass redundancies followed the decision by the united states to slas

leaders of come to a new power sharing agreement three years after their previous deal collapsed salva kiir the right bashar will sign the final accord on all because the fifth sudan's official news agency says kim will leave the transitional government will return as vice president the two men are attempting to bring a political end to a four year civil war tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions of others have been forced out of their homes. at least eighty one people have died in greece after wildfires near athens rescuers all searching both the sea and on land and as they try to track down missing people these barca reports are from matty well the relief effort here in matty and other places along this coastline is gathering pace the military has been drafted in to help distribute aid and the red cross have set up a command center in the town of rafa a bit further down the coast in terms of support well the prime minister alexis tsipras has offered short term financial aid for those worst affected but when it comes to this kind of damage where do you even begin this wa

extend the presidential term by three more years if it's carried out the move could see president salva kiir stay in power until two thousand and twenty one has been condemned by the opposition who say it in dangerous peace efforts on sunday the latest ceasefire and rebel leader requests shahr was threatened hours after coming into force the u.n. special envoy to yemen is back there for talks aimed at ending fighting in the port city of data martin griffiths will meet leaders from warring sides in the next three days the data port is the main entry for aid needed by millions of yemenis on sunday the u.a.e. said it halted its military campaign to give the un's diplomatic efforts a chance but who to rebel say the saudi erotic coalition has launched ten air strikes and ground attacks in the past twenty four hours north korea is continuing its global charm offensive as a senior economic official visits china after kim jong un's summit with u.s. president donald trump pyongyang wants an end to international trade sanctions rob mcbride reports from dandong on the china north korea border where man

what they have so far go to the point is a transitional period of three years in which president salva kiir remains president the appointment of five vice presidents four of them from the opposition to depose for the president and also a referendum on how many states the country should how and where the boundaries should be the final agreement they say is going to be signed on the fifth of august with leaders from the regional neighbors such as kenya uganda sudan if you appear witnessing the signing of the final agreement zimbabwe's main opposition leaders accusing the electoral authorities of bias just days before the first vote since robert mugabe was ousted now since i mean as a says monday's presidential election will be fraudulent but his party will not boycott the vote is up against president emerson and his zanu p.f. party. what we have resolved to do is to make sure that we defeat their free and clear someone god must be defeated defeated in terms of the overwhelming sentiment in the country that we are not going to allow them to get our way with mandela literally and metaphorically

north west and blaming each other for breaking the cease fire agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader react machar in neighboring sit down at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began him twenty thirty when the african union has asked tribal leaders in south sudan to stop fighting and pursue dialogue to end civil war their meeting in mauritania ahead of the thirty first summit which begins on sunday. has more from the show. african leaders are concerned about the growing instability in the sahara region particularly following the deadly attack targeting their headquarters of the g five in savory in mali five is the task force which comprises troops from mauritania book enough fossil chart news share and bali and its goal is to defeat groups of related with al-qaeda the islamic state and. and the spy of the assistance that the five has been getting from the international community of the un and france it seems that this is going to be a long battle to be able to contain the rise of those groups the a

children who were separated from their families the war started in twenty fifteen when president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then many children have arrived unaccompanied at refugee camps after fleeing their homes were told was in the capital juba when fighting started in his hometown find his children were displaced and it was nearly five years before he saw them again made kong when one of my backers had come to juba for treatment with the children's mother the war happened and i couldn't contact my children you know i even got sick and lost weight because i was worried about them sometimes thinking that they were dead and then. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the war and a third of that told me in population displaced sixty percent of them children aid organizations say more than seventeen thousand children have been separated from their families since the start of the war and with fighting continuing and more families displaced it's likely even if some children are being reunited with their families even more are be

hours with both government forces and the rebels blaming each other it was signed by president salva kiir and the rebel leader react which are on wednesday although the top stories are going to bring you more on everything in the news hour that's coming up in about twenty five minutes time do join me then al-jazeera world now continues. thank you but that's you. back home life continues despite there being no chance of getting a job families still value education. i see the youngest generation now filled with potential i'm brilliance i do have. a lot of litigation think they can get it again i'm still not sure. how. i do. it is six am and the time that little john. great granddaughter has to wait if she's to try and reach to school on time. i walk with her as she makes her way through the camp to the place where the bus will because. this is education for the children of the come this is what school means. i feel like we're standing in a war zone. as we wait for the bus that no one seems to know how long it will be before it becomes how. there is no shelter a bus stop or seat for the chil

children who were separated from their families the war started in twenty fifteen when president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then many children have arrived unaccompanied at refugee camps after fleeing their homes were told was in the capital juba when fighting started in his hometown find his children were displaced and it was nearly five years before he saw them again with kong when one of my barker had come to juba for treatment with the children's mother the war happened and i couldn't contact my children i even got sick and lost weight because i was worried about them sometimes thinking that they were dead tens of thousands of people have been killed in the war and a third of the told me in population displaced sixty percent of them children aid organizations say more than seventeen thousand children have been separated from their families since the start of the war and the fighting continuing and more families displaced it's likely even if some children are being reunited with their families even more are being separated the proc

and rebels are accusing each other of breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader react machar in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed four million have been forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen the un had warned both sides of stop the fighting by the end of june or they'd face sanctions over morgan has covered the conflict in south sudan extensively she has more on this. now the fact that there is a violation regardless of who started it and who's to blame shows that both leaders don't have complete control of their commands the fact that they would issue an order on a national scale to all their forces and there is a violation it shows that not every single commander on the ground is on board with this agreement of ceasefire but every commander is happy with what with all the negotiations happening whether it's in addis ababa or in khartoum or. the coming round of talks in nairobi commanders come out and say we're not happy with this deal so they form their own factions and wh

his excellency salva kiir will work. together with his brother the thirty which are for the sake of peace and stability of south sudan it's agreed that we will be having. the vice presidential. debate with the idea company president of continual. excellently dr e. as much as you in the position of first vice president like that haiti has suspended a proposal to raise fuel prices after three people died in violent protests people say they called ford steep increases of up to fifty percent cut here lopez had doing reports. the outrage was immediate fires set roads blocked protesters say they can't afford haiti's new fuel prices with chaos out on the street at the capital port of france several people decided to spend the night at work many businesses close their doors this is that your backyard when looked at my wife was going to deliver a baby she needs a syrian and every hospital we go to we can't find a doctor because of the protests i don't know what to do the government announced an increase of up to fifty percent for

supreme court in july twenty seventh teen and south sudan's parliament has voted to extend president salva kiir is term in office along with other leading officials despite opposition from rebel groups here will now stay on as president until twenty twenty one after parliament approved the amendment to the constitution the ruling is likely to undermine peace talks and attending the four and a half year civil war. those are the top stories stay with us continues. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi would you like to interview him and we kind of walk into the entrance area and the first thing that i see is one of the iraqi guards beating up one of the iraqi prisoners and then i'm taken not into the main area kind of the main hall although out of the corner of my eye could see there were a lot of prisoners in there with their hands tied behind their backs i was taken to a side office where the saudi was brought in and there was actually blood

forces and rebels are accusing each other of breaking the truce agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader react machar in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen the un had warned both sides to stop the fighting by the end of june or they'd face sanctions and while the african union is urging south sudan's leaders to continue their talks the organization is holding a summit tomorrow tamia on sunday but a recent attack in mali is likely to dominate the agenda al-jazeera has more from the capital. african leaders are concerned about the growing instability in the savage in particular following the deadly attack targeting their headquarters of the g five in severity in mali g five is a task force which comprises troops from mauritania burkina faso chad need share and somali and its goal is to defeat groups affiliated with al qaida the islamic state and boko haram and in spite of the assistance that the g five has been getting from the international commun

leaders have agreed a power sharing deal reinstating riek machar as vice president in june president salva kiir greed to a cease fire but that was broken within a few hours. the proposed a rise in fuel prices in haiti has been suspended after violent protests across the capital at least three people died since friday when demonstrators took to the streets in anger over the price hike. are rescuers in thailand trying to bring out twelve boys and their football coach from a flooded cave say conditions there are perfect over the next four days the boys are trying to reassure their parents who are waiting anxiously outside scott highland reports from chiang rai coming from hundreds of meters deep within this mountain handwritten notes from the trip thirteen were delivered to the eager and worried parents outside the. it was the first direct contact they've had since the boys went missing one read i love you mom i love you dad and he placed an order for his first meal when he gets out barbecued pork a seal diver added a note don't worry everyone is strong another note came from the twenty five year

reinstated as vice president but the opposition says the proposal doesn't do enough to dilute president salva kiir news power base. longtime regional rivals ethiopia and eritrea say they are no longer at war after their leaders signed a declaration of peace and friendship but it's urgent to restore diplomatic relations came during a landmark visit by ethiopia's new leader ahmed to editorial priyanka reports. with smiles and handshakes if you o.p.'s prime minister left eritrea and a decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the covered you don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for the past twenty five years for twenty five years is not a short time the last we incurred in the past twenty five years cannot be recovered but today we feel like we have not lost anything we fail as if what we've lost has been regained suffered a key. the wall that was

leaders have come to a new power sharing agreement three years after their previous deal collapsed salva kiir right where shar will sign the final accord of all was the fifth official news agency says care world lead the transitional government will return as vice president the two men are attempting to bring a political end to a four year civil war tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions of others have been forced out of their homes. zimbabweans are heading to the polls on monday to elect their president and members of parliament is the first election without robert mugabe at the helm but the opposition says the upcoming polls are already fraught with problems from the capital harare malcolm webb reports. just days to go until the bob ways presidential election. from school and opposition parties say the risk of regularities with the electoral process including problems with the ballot papers and i don't think it's sensible for elections to be described as they've raised them in a series of meetings with the electoral commission and all the parties the commission that led.

to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world south sudan's president salva kiir says he will accept a peace deal to end his country's civil war that a deal was agreed in principle during talks earlier this month but details are now being discussed on the deal care's long term rival rick nash our world were turned to his former position as first vice president. for this new work that the go shater dominic rob says he's keen to intensify talks with the e.u. his first meeting with europe's we should ban the focus on new british proposals for close trade ties with the european union we might rob said it's vital progress is now made to britain's new proposals prompted rob's predecessor and the foreign minister to quit last week. spain has dropped its request to have germany extradited catalan independence leader. the decision comes after a german court ruled last week he could only be sent back on charges of misusing public funds but not rebellion put you on a flood abroad after organizing an illegal referendum on catalan independence last year the israeli parliament

children who were separated from their families the war started in twenty fifteen when president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then many children have arrived unaccompanied at refugee camps after fleeing their homes were told was in the capital juba when fighting started in his home town find his children were displaced and it was nearly five years before he saw them again. in one of my barker i had come to juba for treatment with the children's mother the war happened and i couldn't contact my children i even got sick and lost weight because i was worried about them sometimes thinking that they were dead. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the war and a third of the told me in population displaced sixty percent of them children aid organizations say more than seventeen thousand children have been separated from their families since the start of the war and the fighting continuing and more families displaced it's likely even if some children are being reunited with their families even more are being separated. the process of

and rebels are blaming each other for breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader react much on on wednesday. i least six protesters have been shot and wounded in nicaragua's capital managua more than two hundred people have been killed and fifteen hundred injured in demonstrations against president daniel ortega is government since april earlier attempts by the roman catholic church to negotiate a peace deal of collapsed. mexicans will head to the polls on sunday had an election that could herald a major change of political direction for the country left wing candidate i'm sure it's money well lopez obrador is the favorite to become the president actually in malta have both refused to take in sixty migrants rescued from a rubber dinghy in the sea near libya on saturday they were picked up by spanish flagged vessel run by a humanitarian group proactiv open arms it will now sail four days to reach barcelona. pakistan has extended the right of one and a half million afghan refugees to stay for another three months this means the next deadline for the

northwest are blaming each other for breaking the cease fire agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader riyadh machar in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen all the african union has asked rival leaders in south sudan to stop fighting and pursue dialogue to end civil war and meeting mauritania ahead of sunday summit which is being overshadowed by an attack on friday in mali. has more from new watch out. african leaders are concerned about the growing instability in the sahab region particularly following the deadly attack targeting their headquarters of the g five in savory in mali five is the task force which comprises troops from mauritania. new chair and bali and its goal is to. defeat groups are familiar with the state and. and the spy of the assistance the five has been getting from the international committee of the un and france it seems that this is going to be a long battle to be able to contain the rise of those groups the african union

thirty in less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan when president salva kiir accused his then vice president riek machar of attempting a coup tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population displaced ambassador haley says the move will reduce fighting in the country the goal of this resolution is simple if we're going to help the people of south sudan we need the violence to stop and to stop the violence we need to stop the flow of weapons to armed groups and that they're using to fight each other and to terrorize the people stop the weapons stop the violence. but not all members agreed with the resolution abstention only nine members voted in favor the minimum needed for it to pass while the rest of the fifteen member council abstained some ambassadors say it will be real current efforts by regional bodies to bring together the whirring sides to sign a deal that would put a permanent end to the fighting the process has seen a cease fire agreement signed but that has already been violated like ten previous similar agreements we

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